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, . , r - THE SUN LONDON SATURD A Y EVENING J ULY 5, 1862. bun .t by witness by the pri- t - ---------------..-----1-7-,ere ! t h h a a t t t a h e i y s ,w e e a d s r a e l l q h t e h s e t e e d v i a - p e ---- • , CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. of the Union. It is in acts like these that the North void are valid and legal obligations binding past one that morning I was told of three men I did not write early enough. You had left ho . me. of the de . cease . d, • per- on e ae o ndiana, an wa ev - - - dad I clothe h s, t ough they were left for me by Air. Atkin shows its real power , and if it could only b e th a t t f 1 • dht er o btec- having gone i n to the East London Chambers (the I was full of t rou bl e a t my di sa ppointment ! but since soneee direction. I have:had none of the deceased's I (From the Times Correspondent.) suaded to let the South go, and establish its inde- tion may by any possibility have existed in refer- ne of my son. The only thing I got was the deceased' t a s s ays E Taxa 20. pendence after its own fashion, on the plea that dif- ence to the original issue of these bonds by the State lodging-house in question), and subs.equently. we . nt then I have had greater trouble. How little i -all the rest the prisoner kept. le• h d tf • e there with the other sergeants of police. This wit- think then we sh - ould have soon to lose o ness corroborated the former testimony, after wlc eares nends. 013 Powerful agencies have been at work to prevent ferent sentiments from those of the North are so agent, have been removed by the fact that the au- i d ve th.e reinforcement of General M'Clellan. But they deeply rooted into the whole framework of Southern thorities of Indiana have, with a knowledge of the he said-At the station-house when the prisoners This would be proved to be in the handwritinognio! heard the charge against them, they denied all the prisoner, and signed "C. Taylor," and acc deMhere.hCehpi appear to have been overcome by the necessities of , attend and make his re: port of his analysis of the hi smint Y' theele gical, Political, commercial, and s o c ial, c i rcum stances, permitted th e v ery bonds now knowledge of the crime, and stated that they all panying it, in the s ame h an d wr iting, was a letter, remand t° a futur e d a y , wh en Dr. Taylor would w; the case, and by the tardy conviction which has as to be utterly ineradicable by any possible amount claimed to be transferred at the agency, and ; came by boat from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, that they not , signed, but which ran in these terms :- iceera of the deceased. p ra p v e e rfi se e d ld te sa g i in • at two o'clock on the previous day and did arrived , . wn mg My Dear Friend -I am 't* this on separate v dawned upon the minds of the President and Mr. of physical coercion that can be employed against others issued in their place, and otherwise and o - - ' f I h not know each other unto they met on the boat. paper or ave been in such trouble. . of When the pris oner was removed from the dock, n f Secretary Stanton, that M'Clellan's position before it, either now or hereafter, the North might stand in all respects treated and recognised them as a pa t f d •cl h d • owan a terwar s sal t at he had worke in a a cousin a visiting of me ' ; a very nice young woman, I have had The application for a remand was granted. very Mr. Norton inquired haw many cases there were in ae, Richmond is such that he needs every man that can proudly forth before the world, free of the South bonds properly and lawfully issued." brick-field. A razor was found upon Carlyle, and an orphant, who was married six years ago, i h she was s.uspected ; and Mr. Chipperfield I '' be sent to him. General Al•Dowell has received and slavery together-the no bl e st commonwe alth General trade is more active than for some a razor a with a knife, upon Smith. young, to a clergyman's son, who when he got hokl wh -e-- Mr. Safford, clerle-What description of razors P of her money spent it, and turned out a regular replied that the one) under inquiry made the fifth, it entioned some particulars about one of them ca orders to join the army before Richmond, and re i n _ un d er th e sun. B ut pr id e prevents this consumma- time past, and there is considerable increase in Her poor father is almost heart-broken about him, forcements from other quarters have been daily tion so desirable for both parties ; but to this end, the volume of business. There is more buoyancy Witness-One had a black handle, the other a scamp. He left her long ago, then goes to her. anet m . i n va eich a strict inqo iry was going on by direction ' A white one. reaching the camp for the last week, so that th ere i t let h er pai n t her physical victories an inch thick in in most departments, and ia many commodities Mr. Safford-Do these prisoners answer to a for he has th . e wife to maintain when he leaves her of the S'ecr.e li considerably more confidence felt in the North blood, the North m u st come at l as t The North quite an extensive business has been done at im- printed description of the men supposed to have with her children. He professed to come to London and in Witich the ea t ook place in London, d th tary of Staee for the Home Department, . v e5e.........-eaa..., ....-----...a. than there was three days ag° that the final struggle cannot yet see it, nor all ow an y na ti v e American to proving prices, The demand has been chiefly been implicated in the murder of the police- after a situation and she with him. Of course I k . for possession of the Confederate capital will not be saY so without accusing him of treason, or any fo- speculative, having been stimulated by reported constable. asked them to stop all night, for the sleeping is RAIL )7VAY IN TELLIGENCE. • t fought with such a disparity of numbers on the reigner to hint at it without calling him a fool. important changes in the tariff and probable Sergeant Gee here handed up an " Information," everything in London, and as far as appearances ---o- I Federal side as to make the victory d ou btf u l. B u t The probability of a war with England occupies speedy legislation on the Tariff stating that on the morning of the 28th ultimo, goes he was very respectable to look at. The third ~ ht e . nding June 15 amounte d , D in'Cll RHENISH. e the Confederates have also been largely reinforced. more space in people's thoughts than they like to breadstuffs has been in moderate demand at about police-constable William Jump and Sergeant day they was leaving I went out with her poor thing, p were on uty a ma s aw, in an e George Harru d t S 11 h • d h went up stairs in our absence to alter his et . e ending period of last year . to ' They have by no means lost hope, notwithstanding confess. To such an extent is this the case, that previous rates. the parish of Ashton-under-Lyne, when they were toilet as he told Mary, but instead he collay opens to £9,778, and for the corr k £1 926. The receipts since ] their recent reverses; and even the capture of Rich- public attention is directed to that great highway Forei d. gn exchange has fluctuate somew Bill. Trade in hat with met by seven or eight men, masked, and armed my drawers and took out my money-box, and took £7,852, showing an increase of ,? . ook year, on the Ist ,of i he preset,. t lo mond, which there is every indication to show they of peaceful trade, the Erie Canal, with a view to its the premium on gold, but there was increased firm- with bludgeons and firearms, one of whom fired two from that all that was in it, £3O, put the box back, the commencement of t ed to £25,700, showin g will do their utmost to avert, will not exhaust their s d • f la . h f - - • 1 . h pee y conversion o a ig way o annoyance to ness yesterday, and though the business was ig a shots at and Heed the constable Jump, and others and left a letter for his poor wife to say he had bor- May, including the above, amount , d• 0. • d f 1 " spon ni, perm o ast, , : e as I was net at home he took it, an increase, compared with the corn, The receipts for the fortn of the party fired several shots at and wounded rowed £3O of m , resources. Behind Richmond to the West is a the one Power on the whole earth that most desires our quotations elsewhere are about as high as those Sergeant Harru th t f fth td b ld ke it all write. She need not make a year, of p ; a our o e men suspec e ut wou ma £1,928. I'L'e working expene ,2B for the fortnight . mountainous country, aboundin •th f al bl t lte t f ' dl 1 t.• gwi ormi a e ocu iva e nen yre a ions with America, if inserted in our last issue, there being rather more o f b e i ng concerne d in the murder and outrage are fuss about the matter, he should be miles away at of the receipts and amounted.to £3,852, ea• 39.40 per cent. ) 1 defiles-each of whi h ' h c mug tbe defended against a America will but reciprocate the feeling. firmness than at the close of business on T ues d a y. name d Mi c h ae l Burke, a brickwheeler by trade l and night, when we got home he should not see her for for the corresponding pm' '3 103 or 39.53 iod of last year to £ 1 7 . i lar ase of £749. The working ex- 1 ge army by a handful of men ; and the whole It is difficult to estimate the value of that noble D ds and domestics have been rather more employed as a farm labourer occasionally ; J ohn some time, as he must try and better his condition. per cent., showing an incrt.' ry goo . the 15th of June amounted 1 penses from the Ist of May tt: country-whatever Union feeling may be pre- work to the state and Cit of Ne Y k " a' wor . Had it freely dealt in, and the trade is unusually prolonged. Enter, alias Henshaw, of Droylesden, near Ashton- There was a villon. You may imagine how her and Mr Taylor was out when we got to £10,322, or 40.16 per cent. of .the receipts. The working - tended to the Federal authorities when they oc- not been for its successful • • t t• 't • completion, New York Still there is no grea ac ivi yr in any branch. Cot- • under-Lyne, a temperer of clay ; Samuel Gregory, me felt. It happened • alms Mungo, brickmaker ; and the other, about 19 home. She went down of her knees for me not to have expenses for the year 1861-62 wer,e 38 . 44 the per cent. of ) cupy any piece in formidable numbers-is hostile might have been a city of no more rt• 1 d held very firm, and holders seem po i ica ton goo s are de- years of age . , occupation not described. him taken. She would go to Paris and tell his father receipts. o to the Federal authority to a man and what or commercial imp , ortance than Boston or Charles- termined to ol3tain better rates, though they make Mr. Leigh hating carefully perused this and a and beg of him to pay the poor woman. She little -- e is still more significant, to a woman, and even to a ton ; and New York State would h ' 1 - th td" • ave taken its but sow progress in a irection. description of the appearance and dress attacbed to knew I dar as well fly es let it be known. She RAILWAY BILLS, negro slave. If Richmond be evacuated without a place with Pennsylvania and Ohio in the second Monetary affairs remain with • out especial change. , it said-This in general particulars attaches to the is little aware what my husband is. He would Yesterday the bill for the amalgamation of the North E British Railway with the Edinburgh, Perth, and ,Dunde? E prisoners at the bar. They have in some instances of told me of it as long as I had lived, and not of fight ;or if it be captured by M'Clellan the result rank of American commonwealths, instead of stand- Capital is still freely offered at f rom 3to 5 er p cent. denied each other's statements. One of them has spoken to me for a week after. This is my great and West of Fife Railways was passed, and the case .of the rj will be the same. The Confederates will not yield. ing at their head. By means of this canal the for call loans, according to the character of the • my husband's. He told Edinburgh and Glasgow was opened by Mr. Denison, evie t d h • t bl . t bl T d given two names, an t ere is reason o e ieve rou e. en poun s was The war will be transferred further South ; and if whole agricultural wealth of the Far West, the collaterals. that they have all come from the same district. It me to take care of it until next Wednesday-he dence for the promoters occupying the committee to ins 1 the Federal armies fellow, it will be with the hope teeming granary of the world, has found its way - - is my duty to remand them, thereforo, that oppor- wanted it. My solicitor is out of town for his health rising. The clauses of the Wellington and Cheshire June- - and calculation of the Confederates, very likely to fr th om e great lakes into the Hudson River, and MEDICAL FEES O.N INQUESTS. tunity may be afforded of communicating with the or h e wou ld a ye lent it to me. I want £lO now, my tion having been settled in that committee, the hearing of a bo realised-that ye ll ow f ever , or other deleterious thence to the wharves of New York. But for • police authorities at Ashton-under-Lyne. dear friend, if you can and will lend it to me by re- the Wellington, Drayton, and Newcastle was opened, Mr. 0 agencies of the c li ma t e w ill thin their ranks and this channel of communication with Europe, all An inquest was held yesterday at the London The prisoners were then remanded, each denying turn of post. I shall be so very . thankful, as it will Hollis, of the firm of Minton and Co., pottery and porce- q • render active hostilities impracticable for many this corn and wheat mi ht h e passed through th Hospital by Mr. Henry Raffles Walthew the de gav e , his guilt, and Smith observing that he did not care save me a great deal of unhappiness, and God alone lain manufacturers, with other witnesses, being examined q knows that I will pay you any interest you like for by Mr. Phinn, Q.C., and Mr. Johnson. The promoters a button about it. I months. To the Confederates the loss of all Vir- St. Lawrence d d M t eal the commercial PutY ,an ma e oia r coroner for the county of Middlesex, touching ' the £lO. The other was my own, and he knows no- of the East Gloucestershire having elected to take that ginia, heavy though it would be, would not be emporium of the grain trade on this continent_ the death of Eleanor Hawks, aged 41 years, the wife EXTRAORDINARY CASE OP ALLEGED thing of it. If my other husband had been living portion of the project granted by the committee at its pre- a looked upon as the ruin of the cause. They would For proposing the construction of this work De of a mariner, who has just returned from India after WHOLESALE POISONING. instead of this, I should have told him of it. This v i ola sitting, the clauses on behalf of the various landed t still hold on, convinced that, sooner or later, Europe Witt Clinton was ridiculed as a fool and de- a long absence. -ea-- man is so different I can't tell him anything. It is so and local interests were considered and adjusted ; and the N hard to think I cannot tell my trouble and ease my committee then went into the consideration of the case of C will come to the rescue, The same idea prevails in flounced as a robber. It was declared that if th The evidence adduced went to prove that the de- At Lambeth Police-court yesterday, Constance the North. European intervention is deemed im-• canal were dug it would never be fill e dh d b •th •tfhhb d' h lf Wilson, alias Catharine W ilson, alias Catherine e d , a except cease a een in e receip o er us an s a mind to him. What an unhappy life mine is. If my the Shrewsbury and Hereford, Mr. Brown, mayor of New- ) dear friend been alive she would of lent it to me, I port, and others being examined in its favour. The bills for I minent, and loudly deprecated. The North, in its with the tears of a deluded, over - taxed, and P y a and other cash from her son, which she squan , Taylor, who had been tried and acquitted at the am sure ; but you, my dear friend, has had so much the following undertakings were passed in Lord Redes session at the Centnl Criminal Court on a great courage, threatens to fight England, France, ruined people ;" but he persisted in his project, dered away in dissipation. On Saturday night last la h te f . ' trouble, and so mueh to pay, Ido not like to trouble dale's committee :-Bristel Port, Railway, and Pier ; Lon- I tempted poiscning, was again placed at and the South, all at once, rather than consent even and made for himself one of the greatest as well as she called upon a friend named Martin, at No. 20, ethear f a e r o h e a f e t re the Hon. a C. Norton, for further you, but I believe you will send it to me, if you can don, Chatham, and Dover, (Junction at Battersea) ; t to arbitration, much less to intervention in a quer- purest names in American history. It is now pro- Brunswick-street, Blackwell, in a state of intoxica- examination, on a charge ol having caused the death and I will send you an I 0 U for it, as I have my Llanelly Railway and Dock; Kettering and Thrapstone ; i rel, which it persists in declaring to be a purely do , posed in the heat of the war fever to turn this tion, where she remained all night. On the follow- of Mrs. Ann Atkinson, tae wife of Mr. Joseph own property and will pay you the next rents I Sevenoaks ; Llanidloes and Newtown ; Mid Wales and I shall receive and shall be very grateful to you. Manchester and Milford ; Swansea Harbour Trust ; Wsst mestic one, in which the rest of the world has not, quiet commercial artery into a mean ' sof aggression ing morning she went out at eight o'clock, and pur- Atkinson, of Kirkby.Lonsaale, Lancashire, by the 7 • Whether you can or not send me a line, that I may Midland and Severn Valley ; South Yorkshire (Sheffield 1 and shall not be permitted to have, any interest against Great Britain. A gentleman named Ru 1 gg es chased at the shop of Mr. Paine, a chemist, of Po, administration of poison. Mr. Chipperfield again receive it on Wednesday morning. I dare say I have and Thorne). r . " a eared for the rosecution and Mr. Neale for the I whatever. has laid a schem b e efore Congress for widening and lar, a packet of oxalic acid, and a paper of white made scores of mistakes, for lam so nervous and Mr. Grierson, the traffic manager of the Great NN estem p p ri p soner The o P t as on the former occasion was i C UT , . Beauregard remains a mystery. General Halseck deepeeing the canal, so as to admit of the passage precipitate powder which she brought back and a en * h • t" f ' sely crowded during t t inves iga ion. unhappy.' •ts i Railway, was the principal witness examined on the men , says he is at Okolona ; but the fact is not clearly of iron-plated ships, such as the Merrimac and placed in a glass tumbler, and then drank off with Air. Chipperfleld said whet he proposed to do to- In consequence of these letters Mr. At- of that company's proposed Oswestry and Ellesmere line kinson sent her £lO in Post-office orders, and she in Lord Stanley's committee in the Commons. , , proved. So great is the perplexity he causes that the Monitor ;so that, in case of a war with Eng- some warm water. The inmates of the house were day was, to go into evidenci to connect the prisoner no one would be much surprised if he were to be land, which nine 1 f peop e out o ten seem to regard aroused by loud groans, and upon repairing to the with the robbery of the dectased, of the money she returned a promissory note. It would be further sh own that these statements as to her having been TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. I heard of to-morrow in the valley of the Shenandoah, as ace t • I • • r ainty, on y differing among themselves as back kitchen found the deceased in great pain. A had breught to London fron home-for that would seem to be the motive for . he commission of the robbed were pure inventions and fabrications ; and The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom annihilating the armies of Fremont, Shields, and to time and the pretext on which it is to be un- Police -constable of the K division, was called, and before the case closed he should call several experts crime now imputed to her. For that purpose he . amounted for the week ending the 28th of June, on 10,266 Banks ; threatening Maryland, and scaring Wa s h- in handwriting, who would establish beyond all ondin week of last dertaken, a large naval force may be des etched the deceased was removed to the hospital, where she • • h• hh d b proposed to put in evidencea letter wlc a een to £598 888, and for the corresp g miles, , . ~, ington for the second time within a month. 13 doubt that the handwriting of these letters and that from New York to the Lakes for the conquest of died from the poisons named. addressed to Mr. Atkinson,the husband of tho de- r, on 9,951 miles, to L 041,444, showing an increase of It is one of the characteristics of the war and of the letter purporting to be from Mary, the ser- r! . -whieh Canada. By the stipulations of the treaty still Mr. Mglienzie, the resident medical officer, was ceased, at the latter end ce December, 1861, 27 444 • h • t The gross receipts 3lb miles, and of , in t e receip s. show to what extent the Federal armies are com- b' • purporting to be written be the young g . irl Mary vant, were identical. After some further comments on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on su slating between Great Britain and the United called, and having been sworn, said the de- on these letter, Mr. Chipperfield called posed of Irishmen and Germans-that while the Go- States, neith P Breeden who was in the sevice of the prisoner at 6 634 miles, to £464,013 ; and for the corresponding week er ower can maintain a naval force on ceased was admitted in a state of great prostra- Mr. Joseph Atkinson, who produced the bag, the , th • 'M asat her house in October f 1861, on 6,497 miles, to £443,534, showing an increase vernment has no difficulty in 18 e time rs. Atkinson w . . . procuring any number the Lakes beyond a vessel of 100 tons on Lake tion, and was suffering acute pain from some corro- 60. That letter was evideitly written in a eigned f • ' pocket, and the purse, which had been delivered up ° of 137 miles, and of X 23,479 in the receipts. The increase of soldiers it pleases, for 50c. a-day and bo to him on the morning after his wife's death and a unty of Ontario, and one similar vessel on each of the Upper sive poison, which caused death. He had since hand, and he had no doibt he should be able to e ' the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to £3,362; on 100 dollars it cannot which had belonged to her. The purse at the time procure a tithe of the sailors Lakes. It is now argued that the Federal Govern- made a post mortent examination of the body by prove that it had been writen by the prisoner, for, on G eat Northern, to 15,830 ; on the Great Southern and the r it requires. Four thousand despite efforts to conceal the character of the contained 19 sovereigns. The string of the pocket men are urgently ment would find itself at a serious disadvantage ha order of the coroner, and had found the stomach had not been cut off and ' - was in the pocket. (This Western, to £396 ; on the Great Western, to £7,355 ; on wanted for the n writing, there would be foind, on comparison with the London and North-Western, to £7,176 ;on the Lon avy, and in the whole case of war with Great Britain, inasmuch as the much infiamed. He had questioned the deceased was said in answer to a question in reference to of the New England States, the m letters undoubtedly writtm. by the prisoner, a don Bri , ehton and South Coast, to £2,967 ;on the London ost latter Power could send a naval force through the I shortly after her admission, and the papers pro- strikin - ' • h Il• d• th g similarity, both is t e spe ing an in e 11 d an a ege robbery of the deceased at Rugby on her ) e ' and South-Western, to £3,589 ; on the Midland, to £2,567 ; maritime States of the Union, only 39 seamen ar way to town). e St. Lawrence into Lake Ontario, at the first decla- duced were found upon her. One was labelled formation of the letters. He should produce the found a • 'amiable. The repugnance of Irishmen and ration of host' ' ' ilities, and Canada would be safe, ex- " Oxalic Acid-Poison," and the other " White servant Mary, who would swear that she did not Mr. Norton-Have you been able to ascertain on the North British, to £586 ; and on the South-Eastern ho 't - - to £250-total, 134,078. But from this must be deducted Germans to the sea is well known in E w a was sewed up the money in y our wife's stays nrope, though cept from a purely military attack. The proposition Precipitate-Poison." Both were sold in a very write the letter, and that woof, coupled with the £742, the decrease on the Caledonian ; £6,956 on the Lan not so well understood in this country, and it is f M circumstance that it contined facts which could previous to her starting for London ? o- r. Ruggles finds favour with Congress and the reckless manner. The former was sold for bonnet Witness-Not on that occasion, but I have seen cashire and Yorkshire ; i 936 on the Manchester, Sheffield, just possible that if the Federal army had to be people for these reasons , d• th b 1 ' d the other, which contained m •an in e a undance of c eaning, an ercury, • only be known by the sewant Mary and by the the person who has done it for her on the two for- and Lincolnshire ; and £1,965 on the North-Eastem-to recruited from New England, and that neither paper money that Mr. Chase is preparin ' as sold for many purposes, and one packet con gto issue, w prisoner herself would be strong evidence. The prisoner had obtained a lom of £lO from Mr. At- . mer years, and I have no doubt on this occasion my getber, £10,599, leaving the increase, as above, L 23,479. Irishmen nor Germans offered themselves for the it will, doubtless, be carried into effect at an early tained 60 grains, which was sufficient to kill several kinson, and the letter he vas now about to produce f dal 't h lf f ye' e 1 1 erse , or just before she set out for The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to ranks, there might be as great a deficiency in th •d P • London she had shown me where she had sewn it £198,974, and for the corresponding week of 1861 to e perio . erhaps, under the circumstances the persons. was an attempt, in Decenber, 1861, to excite the at the hinder part of her dress, and said, "If they , £194,337, showi •ng an increase of £4,637. The receipts for one branch of the service as in the other. As a Canadian ' • ' D C Th 1 ' th• f M Atlt• dt" d e him to sympa les o r. man, an oin uc against or the British Governments, or both in eputy oroner- at wi I do, sir, you can re- rob me this time, Joseph, you will lose me and all. passengers, parcels, &c., amounted to £265,039, rule, the Americans, independently of the Irish and combination, if the Canadas desire to retain their tire ; we have heard sufficient to account for death. "ie to make a further advance. The letter purport' g She did not tell me what amount of money she had £246,197, showing an increase of L 18,842. The traffic re- Teutonic element, are not such enthusiastic lovers profitable and honourable connection with the , M'Kenzie-But I have not signed the receipt 4; D - be written by the servant Mary was as follows :- taken. She managed her business and I mine. I ceipts on 66 other lines amounted, on 3,632 miles, to ear Sir,-I know yea will excuse me when I ding week of last year, on of the sea as the English and Scandinavians ; and it mother country, will devis h et e means for imitating paper for my fee. tell you lam Mary, wile lived at Mrs. Taylor's "nterfered with her business exce tin assist- £134 875 and for the correspon n . ever i . . , p g , ~ h • • f 178 miles, is doubtful if the En ' , ghshmen in the Federal navy and checkmating this action of the Federal Govern- Deputy Coroner-No, I will speak to you pre- when your wife died. air. Taylor would not let mg her at Christmas in making out her accounts. 3,454 miles, to 1130,910, s owing an increase o were withdrawn, as nine-tenths of them would be ment by the 1 en argement and widening of the Wel- sently on the subject, if you will retire. me stop. I can now ste what for-he wanted sin the receipts. The increase in the traffic • Mr. Chipperfield-Can you tell what amount of and of £3,96 . _. th the corresponding period money your wife had received before her departure of the past week as compared wi if war broke out between the two nations, whether land Canal. This much need Mr. M'Kenzie-No, I shall not do so ; I • h ed work would be wis to the house for himself. You cannot conceive what for London ? of 1861 arises chiefly from the passenger traffic to the In the United States could muster a sufficient number useful in war adhi hl d n gy a vantageous in peace, speak in the open court before I leave. treatment poor missis sufered after you left. When Witness-I know of her having received £66 ternational :Exhibition, and in t . he goods traffic from an they came home from thestation. he told missis that of ablebodied seamen and engineers to man the gun- giving British war ships access to the Upper Lakes Deputy Coroner-I request that you will leave -d h bb d 1 I I 1 you sai s . e ao e you wi . e. sha I never for- from different parties, and if I had had time I could improvement in trade. The traffic receipts of the past week boats and iron-clad war-shipa of the Federal navy. ,in case of hostilities, and affording in-laden shi the room, sir, or I will commit you for contem f 1 pa pt o get poor missis-how sh) cried, but she would not have found out she received a good deal more. I show in increase of £27,049 as compared with those of General Batler is still " acting with vigour" at of large tonnage from Chicago and Milwaukie direct court, for I will not allow you to interrupt this in- believe it. She said yoi did not say so, and then have no doubt my wife came prepared, as was her the preceding week, ending the 21st of June. New Orleans. He has hung a gentleman named communication with Liverpool without the neces- a niry, over which I preside as an officer of the he struck her. At nightshe was confined of a dead custom, to pay the accounts to the wholesale houses -____. child. She had onlybeen confined a week when he • w it h a w e h o h m s h h e dealt, but these she had not paid, TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Mumford for pulling down the Federal flag in a sity of transhipment. The cost would not be a Crown. cus s . ad not left the house of the prisoner came home one night at one o'clock, and made her e street tumult-although there was no actual proof tenth of that required for the e 1 t fth n argemen o e • Mr M'Kenzie-I received an order from the get up and come down and then he turned her out from the time of her arrival to her death. These Miles Opened. Receipts. that the unhappy man committed the deed for Erie Canal, and ought not seriously to tax the coroner's officer to make a post-mortem examine- in the yard and loCked my door as I should accounts he had since paid, and they amounted to Railways. ~.._____A.-., ~...--_,___...., 1862. 1861. 1862. 1861. between £l2O and £l3O. According to her usual - -...- tual proof that the unhappy man committed the resources either of England or the e 1 I o ony. n tion of the body of the deceased, and I claim my fee not let her in, but I °pelted my window and put a practice she would bring that amount with her, x 1 a _ which he suffered, and although he walked addition to th• " t th S 1 C • is projec , e e ect ommittee of as a legally qualified practitioner. chair out for her to get ie the window with. The . . besides a further sum for casual purchases at other itlagrenanada i i i id C P o e u r n t u ß es ush.. - . 136 136 2,030 . 1,997 to the scaffold undaunted at his doom, and declared the House f R o epresentatives, appointed to con- Deputy Coroner (to the summoning officer)- next time she went out Yas to . see Mr. Lund, after houses where she had not an open account. Belfast and County Down.. 49 49 612 679 _ _ with his dying breath he was innocent of the sider the Defence of h L t e akes, have reported, and Remove this gentleman from the court; I will not - he came from your house, Ido not think she told Mr. Chipperfield-Now, Mr. Atkinson, I want to Bir kd " Lane. ' & Ches. junc * - - him. It now turns out that he is a married man Blyth and Tyne 22 22 1,199 9,020 i call your attention to what took place on the morn- Bristol and Exeter 1214 125/ 7,461 7,087 ' charge. Mumford's fate has already served to in- recommended a bill fo • * r establishing at Chicago a sit here to be grossly insulted and bullied. I sit in • wi a son and daughtee the youngest is 15. He th ing of your wife's death. Did you send for Mr. Caledonian 2191 Ll9l 10,045 16,787 fuse a new drop into the overflowing hatred which national foundry for the manufactur • h . e and repair t is court as a representative of the Queen. If you left his wife when she wss confined with a bad dis- Nairn, the surgeon, and what k 1 9 too p ace . Cockermouth& Workington Cork and Bandon Bi 8i . 306 204 20 20 360 396 the whole South, male and female, entertains of ordnance and munitio f ns o war, and three naval are not at once removed by the constable, I will ease. She is as bad as him, for she has always Witness-I sent for Mr. Nairn, who came d kr k&E . ss 6 / ,an , Cork, Blac oc , a age. 6 4 230 2)7 towards the Yankee attorney, whom civil war ha d t d a epo aan navy yards, one on each of the three leave my seat, and retire from the court. known where he has been, and had 16s. a week having seen my wife, went back to his house, ac- Cork and Youghal transferred into general. Butler has determined Lakes of Erie, M . h• le igan, and Ontario. There is Mr. Allienzie did not seem desirous of leaving from him in London, anl poor missis never knew companied by Mr. Taylor, and the latter returned Cornwall Deeside 534 54 1,501 1,514 17 17 351 363 that " order" shall reign in New Orleans, even no immediate ne - f cesiaty or any of these works. The the court, when the summoning officer proceeded to that where poor missis' poney has gone. The very with four email bottles of medicine which the doc- Dublin & Belfast Junction 63 blin and Drogheda 63 63 1,300 1,338 63 1,827 1,02 S day that I posted your lost letter for missis, a lady tor h d a prescribed. My wife took some of the medi- Bilub. &Wicklovi(in.Kingst.) 484 401 2,493 2,672 although he be compelled to use for the purpose Federal Government has need of all the money eject him, and after some altercation, was in when I got back slid lent missis £25 as long • lk and Enniskillen If h emed to s ttl d •t h • d eine, wic se ee an gum er ,an on Dunda 171 171 - - the identical me s whi - an eh the late Grand Duke which it ean create out of paper, and be solyentl The Deputy Coroner resumed his seat, when he aa • d k • ' The next da I y s sae like to eep it. y went noticing it produced this effect, I went to a barber's and Arbroath gun c t i l e e e e, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31 31 1,024 1,025 Constantine employed to cause order to reign ' in responsible for, without the additional expenditure said that he regretted that Mr. M'Kenzie had acted in again, and missis Matil going to send me to . a d ,a, to get a ave . nmy return, after an absence of East Anglian 6Bl 684 971 935 Warsaw. There is this difference, however, between to be incurred in this d• t• Inc ion. Yet such is the in such a manner, but the business of the court had the post-office for an order for you for the money about half an hour, I found my wife seated up E.Counties,Nrfk.,&E.Union 499 to 6 g ecag evas the Russian Grand Duke and the American lawyer feeling against England existent lon b b • t t d • you had lent her, and it was gone. Nobody knew . g efore the war, een in errup eon several occasions under some- h • td•g as I left her, but 1h 1 in a c air, no omit qui ee n Edinburgh and Glasgow ~ - Edinburgh, Perth,& Dundee 85 16 1 85 1 3,620 3,993 -the one reserved his brutality for men, and b ' nothing of it. Ido not lye in a place. My mother , less and unable to support herself. I tried to give Forth & Clyde Junction e- but intensified by the recognition of the South as a what similar circumstances. Post morte ' • m exami- is a laundress, and I hele her now, so I used to go e brandy to support her, but Ido not F urn" s 5O sf) 2,667 2,588 stowed none of it upon women whose misfortune i ' her som Glasgow & South-Western 1831 1831 7,858 7,652 t belligerent Power, and by the unlucky episode of nations had been made in certain cases of death from on when Mr. Taylor waa out of the wa There y. know that she took a single drop. I was very Great Northern 330 330 29,934 24,121 was to be subjected to his rule, while the other not 58 1,813 1,707 the Trent, that there is very little doubt that they violence when such a proceeding was quite unne- was only 2. Aiissis toll him he had taken it. He •cl h • "0 M T ry and sal to t e prisoner, . h, rs. aylor G Nth 1 Scotland reat or o only makes no distinction, but endeavours to fast • • denied it, but said little. On a fortnight come Wed- an gn ' ' Gt.Soutlin. & Westn.(lrlnd.) 329 329 8,621 8,228 en will be sanctioned by Congress, if only for bravado, cessary, whereby the funds of the county had been you should not have got her up by any means." Great Western 9644 9134 65,886 58,53 i upon ladies who are too indiscreetly patriotic t nesday he came home at eight o'clock in the after- 55 1,081 841 0 and to show that the Americans are not only " not expended in fees, which were prohibited in a clause The prisoner replied, " I wanted to have her Inverness & Aberdeen June. 55 please him a term of opprobrium the most disgrace- afraid" of th Id e o country, but are as ready as Par- of the Coroners Act. Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, ' noon and asked missis to meet him at five o'clock cleaned." The prisoner had not said anything to I f r .a is n h ca S s?i t i l 25 r t e ll- & B ' s e t r e aire 3954 25 193 194 3954 33,840 40,796 ful that can be, applied to their sex. Butler has at Regent-circus, and wsit till he came to her. He me before I went out about taking her out of bed. Leominster and Kington son Brownlow himself to have a fling at the nation had well considered the question, and had deter- h k WV hen dt ld • • ' took all t e eys i n ,an o missis to fasten 241 202 185 made every Southern man and woman, young or Somet ~, hina lied taken place about the evacuations Limerick and Ennis. who has done them no injury. mined not to allow the fees in certain cases where it up ;so she did, and then he told her he would Limerick and Foynes 261 261 102 118 old, his personal enemy, and proved himself as T before that; Llanelly 46' 46f 762 777 he speech of Mr. Pomeroy, one of the thirty or Ino public good could be derived. The coroner's satisfy her she had bee) told lies, for he could not The letters which had been read in the opening London & North-Western . 10664 10114 101,091 93,915 great an obstacle to the re-establishment of Federal f bear to see her always crying. Now comes the 51 54 1,932 1,902 orty members deputed to Congress by the city of opinion had been disputed, and Mr. Aislienzie had were here handed to the witness, who proved their L o a n itell Vo ß u i tt e -Ve al s i tern . 4001 4001 27,800 24,211 authority in the South as General Beauregard him- villain. He never went near the place ; poor missis New York, u on the • • proposed issue of 150,000,000 taken high dudgeon at the result. Mr. APKenzie receipt by him, and identified the whole of them, Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2411 Mt 24,371 21,401 self. The Federal Government is said to be of this of " reen b P ks" by Mr. Secretar Chase has had written to the Secretar of State im u nin g ac y , standing out in the wei from a quarter before five . • y I' g g to twenty minutes to eight. No keys to get in. She . f fb • d with the exception o a a mate letter, as being ' London, Chatham, & Dover 721 561 5,591 1,46 S Lond., Tilbury, & S9uthend _4' s 2 44 41 _1, 7 7 2 _ 1 ,7,96 opinion, and to have intimated that less of his pecu- hLe cl • • fth ' in t e an writing o e prisoner. Inan.,Sheffield,&Lineolnsh 231 somewhat amused the friends as well as the 0 th fth d h li . h a • N bcd tb f ppo- e power o e coroner, an t e ig aut onty re- , came home wet. o y o e ound. Walked 1 1;ase 1 1' 45 un.&Altrinchami 9 ; ,118 liar "vi onr" would be ver acce table at head- Mr. Norton-From the time you arrived in Lon- el:mh o . r e. t j and Carlisle g y la nents of that measure. Mr. Pomeroy characterised referred to had confirmed Mr. Humphreys' opinion I about till six next moiling wet through. Went quarters. One of the most recent of Butler's acts, the proposal as mos t r • o . . ' round to et a man to weak the windows. Then uinous to every interest of the that fees ou a ht not to be allowed in charitable in- g don and saw your wife, was she so composed as to larat, be able to speak to you on different matters ? d (incl. N.-Western) 614 i 614,1 40,191 37, 626 Midland Gt.Westn. of land. 192 i 1924 5,222 6,026 as mentioned in my last, was to declare that he country, and as f raught with peril under every as- stitutions where the medical officers were well paid she had teen robbed. He had was told how got Mrtn ss-Yes she was She was quite well 1 e , • . Monkland 72i 56 1,780 1,650 44 2,396 2,617 would not permit any disloyal prayers-or prayers pect in which it w • as possible to view it-yet de- for the onerous duties they performed. two men with a truck to the back door and took a hto talk to me but she never said a syllable enoug . . Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 Newcastle and Carlisle 784 784 3,828 4,322 that he considered to be disloyal-to be offered up elated that he would vote for it, on the ground that A verdict of temporary insanity was returned. great many things awfy. Left her without one half ' the word and the rent past due penny in ' b d Ru b or losing No about her being ill or rob e at gy, rth British (incl. Selkirk - d G 1 hiels) an aas from New Orleans to the throne of the Almighty. c ongress would soon adjourn-and that ' 1:8 105. Taken all thine's, such as watch and guard, her money at all. I never heard of it until after North Devon 35 35 538 53 9 Butler n 1 ,as great - - N-Eastern(Bedale/eLeybrn) 800 789 41,307 43,272 0 onger stands alone as the director of emergencies might aria d ' • spoons, and the chest you gave to her to your her death. 9 In en's e uring its recess, it was THE MURDER NEAR ASHTON-UNDER- Mr. Norton-When she said that "If they take North London _ . 9 2,993 2 881 consciences in the little matter of their prayers incumbent upon it to grant the Government befor ‘ nephew, James Daisot. Missis went and got out a North Staffordshire 246 246 8,0 69 7 : 665 e LYNE. my money this time, you will lose me and all," oswestry and Newton 42 42 003 652 - thePlovostal h ars al of the city of Alexandria,with- its adjournment all the money it needed to carry on w warrant for his apprehension. I hope they will what . do you i th'nk " the " e re-erred to ? Rhymney 194 194 915 785 in. a few miles of 'Washington,h • aving waited last Sa- the war. It never seems to have struck Mr. Pome- take the villain. a • te eosted a letter from missis to hh y f d t • Witness-I thoug ttey re erre o a prior affair, : St Helen's Canal& Railway 52 52 2,003 1 873 ScOttish Central 534 634 3 181 3'740 turday upon the mi n i - Four powerful men, describing themselves as you this morning. I don't know if she has told d • ster of the Baptist Church in that roy that-if a bad and ruinous measure were to b " which occurre in 1859, when she was said to have Scottish North-Eastern 1321 1321 4 : 713 ' 4,726 city, and informed him ' e navvies," were cbarged before Mr. Leigh, at the you. I shall tell her myself that I wrote to you for ' been robbed in St. Paul's-churchyard, at a time Shrewsbury & Birmingham - - - _ that if he could not pray for passed, merely because Congrese had t cl* o a journ- W or ship-street p o li ce _ cour t yesterday, on suspi- you would pity herl know-so kind to everybody, h • ner was with her ; and this had been Shre sb and Chester Shre; urY ~, " 48 _ - the President of the Unit when t e prise sbury & Hereford ed States, and for the sue- ' the true mode of dealing with the difficulty would cion of being concerned in the murder of Poll(' h h h t b treated so bad. I don't know ,e- wen s e as o e the cause of her subsequent caution in sewing up Shropshire Union.... 2 94 „,9.4 1,220 1,190 cess of the Federal a rras, h South Devon 7st e (the Provost) would be be to allow Congress to continue its • tt • si ings. constable Jump, at Smallshaw, in the parish of what she will do lem sure. The landlord came to- Ire • i oi 4,960 4,114 under the disagreeable:l le • her money. South-Eastern 306 306 23,562 23,312 cesaity of shutting up his Ashton-under-Lyne, on the 28th ult., by shooting day ; she said she Yould not remove one thing un- Ch .. field here explained that, in 1859, the South Mr. liver Wales l7ll 1711 _ _ church and prohibit his ee • • , . - . ld wait a few da s see him, and also with having severely wounded Po- til he was paid, if he woo y to deteased came up to town to make her purchases, g io e c •tr to k n shlr n e d air River Dun 118 118 - - miserations. The rev. AMERICAN COMMERCIAL INTELLI- . he was one • arlington ,4. 9,733 9,379 gentleman, nothing daunted, declined to pray for GENCE. lice-sergeant Harrup, at the same time and place. what she could do. When g she "and she ith hle n that she went out shopping w . tep so er, Taff Vale I wanted her t ' 51 0 4 5,714 4,963 the President, and refused still m o • The prisoners gave their names of John Muskell, , did not know what to do. o write to . • 1 th her her bag, in wh ch was deposited Ulster 5l 51 1,921 2,001 re empnatically - -•• 26 years of age, belonging to Ayrshire in Scot- I you, and ask if you would lend her a little more, for I having wi . . ontaining .£5O • that she never had oc- Ulverstene and Lancaster . 19 19 _ _ to pray for the success °I the Federal arms. (From the New York. Shippang and Cinnmereial List of land Th C 1 1 f '' I 'ld h I k ; omas ar ye, 25, o Armagh, in reland ; 1 to er that new you 'Would not like to hear of her purse, c _, . . Vale of Clwyd. lO 10 194 164 urse ',axing paid for what she V Next morning, o n going to the claarcb, he found it June 21.) Stephen M‘Gowan, 22, of Tyrone, in Ireland ; and her furniture being taken bY the bailiffs to be sold casion to open the p , a ale of Neath 35 35 1,960 12,173 sh she had in her pocket ; that Waterford and Kilkenny 31 The posture of financial affairs remains without bought from loose ea shut up and the approaches guarded by the . Peter Smith, 19, of Gateshead, Durham. for nothing, whereas if they were sold by auction it d home together, and on the followin Waterford and Limerick rt 133.1 1 ary, f they returne h _ g West Cornwall 274 274 826 849 essential alteration. The proposed new issue of you will excus Several other churcaes and clergymen both at Alex- Police-sergeant Gee, 14 H, said-From informa- would make more. I hope eme or 'he found er purse and money gone. W.Hartlepoolllarbr.&Rail. 39 39 3,789 4,918 andria and at Washington are threatened with the demand notes is still the all-important theme for tion given to me, I went at an early hour this morn- taken the liberty of writing te y , ou but I could not morning s In cross-exemination, the witness said he knew West Midland. _ discussion ; and comparatively little else has b , een ilea to a lodging-house in Wentworth-street Spital- help it, to see poor missis in such trouble • When I his wife's money transa t• W'haven,Cleator,&Egrrant. 7 7 491 439 same punishment. If these things be done une„ nothing more about ... Cans Whitehaven Junction . . the very nose of the President, and within earshot done during the entire three days. The utmost quiet ter than m mo fields, where I found the four prisoners in bed. lived with her she was bet y ther to _ e had stated, nor could he say of his Whitehaven & Furness Jun. 35 35 680 698 h what h t an , M‘Gowan was in a room by himself, the others in me, poor thing. Dear sir, if you can help her, do, I knowledge that she brought any money with P of the deliberations of Congress, where, if anywhere 'prevails, and there is scarcely a vestige of the late a separate room, and together. I awoke M'Gowan, pray. 6; m a w own her on the last occasion, as he did not see it, but he - °REIGN AND COLONIAL. Antwerp and. Rotterdam 52 52 1,149 1,034 the Federal authority might b e su pposed to merit b 1 wit e and excitement remaining. The demand note and asked his name. He made no reply until I elf you cannot aesist her you will, I know, write dbt she did, sufficient to pay the bill Austrian ... . set ae had no ou 8. i me meets with little mo arid to receive the respect due to existing and defacto __, re favour than at first, h a d put the question three or four times-he then to her. I know you will not laugh at my bad Mary Ann Beaden was called, and &I'd th +, Belgian Eastern Janet on 264 264 310 264 1 at Jle Buffalo and Lake Huron 'WI man . yof the most prominent financiers regard said " Thomas MaGowan." I observed, " Why, you writing; the subject is too serious a matter, and I roduced, purporting to be evr • tt b Detroit and Milveaukie lB5 185 2,955 2,545 power, what is the world to believe of the state of it as likel letter p . 1 en y her g h gave the name of Smith to the lodging-house hope you do not think me bold in the matter. There tin her handwriting, an d 7 Dutch Rhenish lOB/ 108/ 1,293 4,351 feeling still further south, if not that it is still more to result most unfavourabl thou they are t y y, wa s no she had never Eastern of France 1032 1032 49,886 52,184 ree to say that it may not. Were a tax to keeper, how do you account for that ?" He then was.a woman next door who wanted her to take ritten to Mr. Atkinson in her life. East Indian bitterly hostile ? The military SlleCeSfie3 of the be put up o a n a n t e said," Oh, I can give any name I like." I desired the things and chwit the landlord, but missis said w alr• Neale objected to the r • Grand Trunk of Canada notes, with a view to withdraw eception of this letter Great Indian Peninsula- • • 437 4 3502 6,666 5.W1 Federal Government do not overawe, but envenom them from eircen him to get up and dress. After that I asked els she would die befole she Would de such a dishonest •1 e proof to connect th e • unti som prisoner with it was Great Luxembourg 134 128 4 657 3,7 4 6 atlee, there is very little doubt that the South, and the longer the struggle is protracted the entire amount o f not your name Burke." To that he replied " Yes," action." given. Great Western of Canada 345 345 f 3 : 548 6.- 2 demand notes would be wanted and added, " I can give any name, half a dozen, Up to this time lothing had been said about Mrs. ai r . Norton remarked th L a o d n r if d rd ar G an e o neva . 603 5,8" 142 142 5, 14 8 t 0 the less likelihood there appeais of political amity, for circulating cure ena at he had com ared this ei s , ssadnelicani 301 284 16, 14 2 2 ' 0 39 ea while their convertibility if I choose." I asked where he came from, and Atkinson having teen robbed, and thereforehecon - letter with the others, and could hi ' 1:1 • Northern of Canada to say nothing of political unity, between them. into interest-paying bonds a , mself see stnk- 94 1,96 ' 46 :814 ould effeetually prevent he said from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. I asked tended this letter was presumptive proof that the jog similarity in the handwriting. Northern of France 7Ol 623 50,84 9 1 051 Mutual hate is separating them further every day. th e ir depreciation. But, with. - - " When?" H i• d e La • h 0 e rep le st nig t. I asked prisoner had an itaa of robbery in her mind, and Norwegian Trunk s 66 '4.3 44 44 The witness was here e ' go 706 SS, . so vast an amount of xamined seriatim on each Paris, Lyons, & Mediterrn 879 879 -• 9 0 54,763 They are already two nations, and nothing again demand notes, in addition to " Where are your companions ?' He said, " I that this was an letempt to excite Mr. Atkinson's ragraph of ahe letter u p ern ris a t ne u le co rleens 922 9V 48,1 651 the circulation of n p a D r ortin to having been 568 can make them cne in heart, or in interest, or • ' n the banks o f the whole country, the 1 vo ume of have none." I said, g' You came here with some sympathy by the assertion that Taylor, the ma her other men." He answered, " Oh, they are in with whom she tien cohabited, had charged . written by her, and h ' P• g . hatever of t s e denied knowing anything Royal Danish 361 69 - 69 621 1,245 , 1 249 068,, 54,214 50,904 wishes. The South knows this. The North pre- ney afloat, it is contended w . ~__s w he statements it contained ; that she Sambre and Meuse 6B paper mo , ould be alto- the other room." I asked him, "Do you know with robbing him, He should therefore put in vv. never before kn South Austrian tends not to see it, or refuses to believe it. rmous• Many p en , ew of the prisoner receiving 255. sth ' 777 30 1 142 777 gether too eno ns think that anything of Ashton-under-Lyne ?" He said, letter. en iern of France ''' 25 928 940 25 The abolition of slavery in the district of Colum- ••1 t be passed in Con ot evi- from a lady, or of the prisoner having been robbed Welland. the bill wil no area s , (mina e Yen" I asked him how long it was since he had Mr. Neale objected that this letter was n er e of it ay the " gentle " d -h 1 man allude to in t e etter. w• w et Vanders „.. 7. 750 bia was, until Tuesday last, the greatest victory lion which will ' been there, and he said, " A fortnight or three dence until it was connected with the prisoner.e.it:ll She had hear N.W. of 7so France.• • • _________________ to the great opposi be arrayed d nothiug of the deceased having been L_ ._._______._. _ ..tt __...----- - • -----s achieved by the Federal Power. It was an act reaard its pass weeks." I then left him in charge of another con- eomplained of attempts to prejudice the cas robbed at Ru b ------ against it, while others D age as a . g a y or elsewhere. In answer to fur- - , Pins - Prediction: that, if brought forward and supported by the Go- f stable, and went into another room, where lay the statements of this kind. ther questions ovate 0 orcgone conclusion. Mr. Norto un hipperfield , , she said she recollected Mr. Atkin- , _. g e n . vernment before the war, would have fired the T of Indiana Stat other prisoners. They gave the names mentioned n remarked that Mr, C nd he pre- son s coming to the prisoner's house on the Saturd [AovenaiSEMENT. J . o f i n digos ) low snirits tion weariness, . So tia he subject of the over-issue dertook to prove what he had asserted, a aY Realised.-In all cao!s these famous pills should b( e on the charge-sheet. I told them that they answered evenine , u. ern heart to any extremity of opposition, and Sto k h a; bein free , b, and at that t i me she knew the prisoner evenness, cas b een re vived again, and 1 g ly a description of men wanted for the murder of a sumed he would do so. pal itation and fey t and surest corrective of the port the was short of in P l s oney, because she did not get in the Lae ge nt e been the ; b-gual f 0 Secession. On Tuesday a still diacuseed • I Holley police seenue s constable, and cautioned them as to any Air. Chipperfield-I propo , . se sir, to sup eatable esorted te as . -dote to its ailments. These pilh greater victory w as • in the daily press. Alr. written by the pri- s and other necessaries for the house as h r b. best anti won in the halls of Congress, name has b "nently in statement the mi ht make bein r babl sed roof of that letter havin been s e stomach and t ° dyspe psia-every one afflicted with it when the Ho wie of Re een mentioned pretty promi aeain , y g gp o y u 1 3 . g ' 1 tes to the fact of had been accustomed to do on a Saturda presentatives passea the bill connection "th ' 5 " th -0 charges t . em. Carlyle said he had not anything senor, not only because as it re a M Atkinson, after M • lef y ; but dispel the curse of afe and satisfactory results which can which hull Previonsly re - .W 1 it, and Mlle pretty nye. ogo with r. Atkinson had t the priso me for. Smith said that he would not the money having been lent to her by r. ner bought may rejoice a t o t h s e m s a 11 a charge as the purchase of a box el ceived the sanction of the brought against • has have him, in view of which be anytni n au artful manner mourninge purchased necessaries for th sena t e , prohibiting o slave , . gto d o w ith me, but he went with me but by another letter written in _ e house, and be secure '-! dat - They purify, strengthen, and remedy 's pills. ry ana involuntary ser- bl • ha a card i . , ne h e by persuasion f The following is i Pa•d the butcher's and other bills. After the death wee' 110110 A 1 ment of s - rowth and health in young per vitude" in all the teeritori e , now b 1 ' e onging or here- pu is e n a contemporary, in wnica all would be set ' G the others, on my telling him that to Mr. Atkinson in April, 1860. . of Mrs. Atkinson the bed-clothes and shoe . „net ‘...eNe op , b ts were "P..," Thousands of sufferers who casually commenced n after to be annesed to the United States. The mea- courts investigation, and proclaims his ability to , the description e t y . at libert if they did not answer the letter to which he had alluded . . 1 8 1861 e London, Apri , . rinced out by the prisoner before tl ley were sent to eel' f H o lloway's Pills have admired their restorative course 0 l sure only awaits the . signatate e. e Mr I,* I Deco n, establish his 1 "nnocene6 of the charges. In tne Bailey, Harris, and Ea those I wantea. Sergeants M Dear I . • --I. have been thinking aboet the laundress. ' y e nend, Die prisoner never did that before. power over th . emse yes, and afterwards recommended them which it will have received long b e i n ,. ' --e the oo words course of his remarks Me. oet says :-" lam i time. li 11 wards were with me at the , you very nme,h indeed. L y ast ear I was expecting Several rags, sonic blue check d t d • f %eau a becom 0 us ers, an pieces 0 lee confidence which has never been be. are read in Europe, to becoine the ineyoeable law advised by counsel that the bonds il dt b ergeant Edwards, 16 ii a ege o 0 , said-About a quarter you, with my dear deParted friend, to stop with Loo . , o ld co ll ars which had been used about the pereen , toyed. Holloway's Pills Predictions used.Re—ln a ll cases of indigestion, weariness, low spirits, palpitation and feverishness, these famous pills should be resorted to as the gentlest and surest corrective of the stomach and the hest antidote to its ailments. These pills dispel the curse of dyspepsia —every one afflicted with it may rejoice at the safe ati satisfactory results which can be secured at so small a charge as the purchase of a box ills. They purify, Holloway'strengthen, and remedy oi imperice,t development of growth and health in young per sous. '1 housands of sufferers who casually commenced a cUr6e of H o lloway's Pills have aft admired their restorative h rds ha r s eco n m ev n e ie r nded them power over themselves, and with a becoming confidence w er h w ic a traiod. been be- .',,TVILLS AND BEQUESTS. The will ol c ' Sir Benjamin Hawes, K.C.8., Un der Secretary of S 'tate for War, was proved in Loudon on the 12th ul, by his relict, sole executrix. Tile a mia p erson alty was sworn under £ B,OOO . Sir Benj was familiarly known to the p ublic, and was d a hardworking nn.'n in the offices which he fille under Government. He represented the borough of Lmrabeth in Parliamor for the lengthened period of 15 years, and Kinsale for four years. His Ser vices were considered so eminent and valuable dur ing the late Russian war as to obtain for him the distinction of K.C.B. The testator executed his will in 1859, which is confined within the narrow limits of scarcely one folio. The instrument con veys the whole of the t estator's property of every kind and nature whatsoever over w hich he had the power of disposition entirely to Lady Hawes, for her own use. The will is attested by J. Nir- Coop er, War Office, and P. Nels , on, solicitor , Essex-street: Strand. Sir Benjamin may be said to have die(' rather prematurely at the age of 65, which occurred in May last. The will of Admiral Sir Edward Chetham-Strode, K.C.8., K.C.H., of South Hill House, near Sheptou Mallet, Somerset, was proved in London by toer() f the executors—Col. Willi a m Henry Adams, P; lessor Royal Military College, Sandhu rst, au" Frederick Chetham-Strode, Esq., the tes tator's sell —-a power being reserved to the testator's s°°:' igustus Strode and Edward Strode, Eggs.' the alty: o ther executors, to prove hereafter, erson a w as sworn under £16,000. This aged vete ran Ol f The p gall Int Admiral, who attained to the great age ° 88, d ied possessed both of realty and Pers °ll , al , t b Y. o The realty passes to the eldest son, by virtue 0 ' „ es tate testa tor having inherited, in 1835, the family from Ids brother, when he assumed the ad thin a od aterial surname of Strode. Owing t ° , t be . ample provision, we assume that the Adini ra '" be . qekeath ed to his eldest son only a few specific PTo other of his sons and grandchildr pecuniai 'y legacies are bequeathed ; and there is te sum of 8,000 given in certain portions among to testator's: three daughters, to whom further th vision is , made, and they are also appointed e r , es i: duary leg atees_ The will bears date May 24 ' 1°6 0f Admiral S 'trode passed a long life in the serficeo his countr) ', and much distinguished himself D i on naval caree r ; indeed, it is sufficient to say e f , oe , that he was Lieutenant under the gallant Nelsbie; in the picked .and choice crew of the ever-mera°r4 Agamemnon. , park The will of ,Samuel Platt, Esq., of I{Yu, ° „ e y, Gardens, of B:elmont, Wimbledon Park, Dl l '' ; ( 1 and of the East e rn Terrace, Brighton, was P r° l l o, in the London .Court, on the 2d ult., by his re. t - i e . The personalty sl vorn under £40,000. This g eli t . r .. man was of the ite, gal profession, being a ba r , r ' s f -c at at-law. Mr. Platt, who died in May l brief, Brighton, executei'. his mill in 1844; it is very t ,a and disposes of th cl whole of his propertYy, rea,„l and personal, exelusivilly to his relict, whom als ° Pe appointed sole excoutrix. C S'' The will of Sir Et iward Johnson, K.B. a nd who died on the 1C 'th of January last , at his re'd dente, Greenhill, Weymouth, in the countYiro, Dorset, was proved it' London by his nephev77l' na g Smith, Esq., M.D., so le executor. T he pers°- pry was sworn under X.60,6'00. The will, which is Nr- Tid , concise, bears date the 10 th of October, 18697 and, with the exception of legacies to his servants chief of which is £BOO to his butler) , is p urel y in f 310.0. of his family, amongst whom he bequeathes wards of 27,000. The remainder of his proper,w.i; goods, chattels, and effecte, he wills to his riePhehe Wm. Smith, Esq., M.D., absolutely, I ° l°lll ; n ominates sole executor and residuary legatee, Front the Illustrated LeAdon News, July 57186,,. COUNTRY MARKLIS WAKEFIELD--JULY 4. A few good fresh parcels of wheat were sold -u et last Friday's rates ; but the sales have been ge nerallYl at - , Barley, beans, oats, and shelling a limi ted business, 0 ness, 04 much change in prices. LIVERPOOL —JULY 4. At to-day's market there was a small attendance of trade. Wheat met a dull sale at a reduction of fully .1i; per cental. Flour held for Gd per barrel less money, Nc l e , but a limited sale. Oats and oatmeal fully maintained in Prices. Barley beans, and. - peas in fair request, at lin Friday's rates. Indian. corn in moderate demand, and c'" to Gd lower. [EXETER —JULY The following prices were quoted this morning:— Wheat, white..7s Od to 7s Gd Barley. I .. 4s Od to 45 red. ..... .6s 6d to 7s Od I Oat s to 3s 0 " Ditto Flour, fine, 41s te 44s ; seconds , 3 7s to 39s per sac k. CATTLE. The supply very limited this morn!ng, and little ba9 doing. to 71 3 Fat beef ,p score,9s6d to llsOd Ewes, per lb ....7d Perk carcases, lOs Od to llsOd Wethors, d 0...... 6c l t° Gd. Lamb, p 1b.........9d to —d Fat calves, d0...51d to Rough fat, 3-id per BRISTOL SUGAR-- JVLY 4. op a Tisane' _dy Our market has been active, somewhat over t ex?. hhds of West India having been sold to reanel:s:ot actinet prices, say from 30s Gd to 345. The refined Ow Ruin also more active, and prices sudported. COAL 11 (Mee of Coal per Ton at [ARKET. ft tet t the dose of the In - r Walls 0, 6 4. i 4 ...iv Caradoc ...... " .16 6 K elloe „.. •'•l6 6 Hetton .• • ...... 16 9 South Hetton. ... 1 . ..16 6 Trimdon Hartl.ll)°° .15 Braddyll's Ilettou .... C assop ........ ..... / 5 H ar tl e pool.. ......... 1 6 u_ Stewart's ........... .15 Heugh Hall ........ v ( 1, Tunstall ........ •• s Trimdon. Thornley... ;, 64 ; sold, 40. s. d. North Pelton Ga 5..... 12 3 Eden. Main ..15 0 Carway and Duffryn Malting ... 23 0 Do. Anthracite.. 21 0 Byass's Bebside West Hartley ....15 3 Hastings Hartley ....15 3 Davison's West Hart ley.. l5 3 Hartlepool West Hart ley ,.,,,,14 6 Holywell 15 0 Cowpox]. Hartley 15 3 Ships at market, FOREIGN MAIL PACKET LIST. MAILS DUE. ~- i v 1 0 ' Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton. ...... Julyell 13. via Marseilles ......... .„ ,„ 4. .drazil and Cape Verds, by British packet.... ... • 112 '" Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and St. Helena.. A-„...,115.; China, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton,,,w-, 13. via Marseilles • ••J„.f r , 4, Falkland Islands ........................ • July ~,.. Gibraltar, via Southampton ........ . ......... ".."1,„ India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton...lllu 13. via Marseilles.... July _. July "*". India (Bombay), via Southampton. ............ . Jull --- - via Marseilles Lisbon ......... .. ........................... , ' Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton ...... Jul 5 : via Marseilles ........ JulY July 9. Newfoundland ............................. .•.. July 1. Oporto and Vigo . . U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet. • • by U.S. packet _u,_ by Canadian packet • ...) , Y BWa.hCa.mofasA:viriacaN, ew Madeira, york ...... ........... .... ............ Mexico . • • ................... . ...... .„.., . I, eru , i June 28. All parts of West Indies, including Cn"" .... : : June jj.uulY 2 31 0 8 : . California, and British Coltunla *"....••• --------- 131ragS; !t .. ,,.8, Great Cumberland - CummlNG.—On the 2d inst., at kiniihteurnlquare, th e w ife of H. M. Cumming, k'q* t a u g r o'T. P. Cooke, in vnt " of NI , m. Compton Es.), of a son. Domvile, D o l viTau — y Ou a t rhko, a i t h o Esq., of a dau g hter. . S Hawker, the 2d inst., at Fermoy, the w if e o f m a jor Hawker, of a son. Da" R o per, t h e 3d inst., at 37, Connaught-square, it Roper, of a son. MARRIAGES. ~ny.....SHELTON.—On the 3d inst., at St. jautesT V estbourne -terrace, Major-GeneralF a ddy, R.A., rto v v tree , Exeter, to Mary, relict of the late Captain She of Rossmoro House, co. Limerick. KING—MARsuALL.—On the Ist inst., at St. ' 3° lll* H a nover -square, William King, Esq., of ApsleY,l L e wisham-road, to Miss A nn Marshall, late of x ley. DEATHS. e ellf BARSHA3I.—On the 2d inst , at his residence, The LA I. • Stratford, Essex, William ' James Barshara, Esq'' 5011 c tor, aged 65. BYRCH.—On the 3d i ns t., at C i rencester, M r s. 13Y lict re" lict of Thomas Byrch, Esq., aged 83. . war d GREENE.—On the I s t inst , London, suddenly , — . l f e rts, Greene, Esq., formerly Of Great Gaddesdon, ll° ° ' and Gloucester-crescent, Hyde -park, aged 6 7. gy de- MACGREGOR.—On the 41 bast at 7, Sussex - P lace ' augll' park- gardens, W,, Jane Maria . Macgregor , eldest d ter of General J. A. Paul Macgregor. WEDDERRURN.—O n the 2d inst., at Brighton, Sir P hil Wedderburn, Bart. _„,0401 1 ' WHEELER. —On th e 2d i ns t., at 33, Lower licuriears lane, very suddenly, Mr. Thomas Wheeler, clerk iu th e B ani i, a g-ed76.--_ , r I,IP LONDON : Printed and Published by JOI:N o T e l ti o .1 1- 0 • 1 1 of N 0.119, Strand, Printer, at Tuk; SU th e cool strand the Precinct of the Savoy, in Middlesex.--Saturday, July 5, 1862.