The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1860.

The notes will be of It. 10. 2il, TA 100, mut I,OOU rupee*,
forclgit anb Colonial Euttlltgrilcc. to the argr,•gote value of 1::0.110.1.441 ,lerlthX. ,'I).1 t 1,..
I ! the fire owl rettored. It was then ascertained that al e
hol Men deoverml a 4 1,1111.1 MPIIC di•tauce (nen the 1 TIIE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE: - 1 Harrison pointed out the position in which the deceased Litcruae Br M. Loos BLANc.-.1.1. Louis Blanc
. was tumid I saw a hole in the flour, about sin inches delivered a lecture ota Tueolay night in lineal. on
inue aid be effeettd through younnissionars of the ! Imuce, and the loily of a mild oas found in a tufo in a I in circumference. The floor waa of oak. The hole was "The Myatt-rialto Personage* and Agencies in France
----w--- • produced by tire boani having' been burned through. toaarda the end of the Eighteenth Century," at the
If tak of Ergl. tid. Tim couvrtil.ility of the paper *rill I shed in the garden near the Lorne. From the evident.. ' This great race- the Derby of the Thames-the most
FRANCE. be I rot i•'eil fel. liy one-thir iof the rit 1111 l int of mates in HOI7SE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY. : given by the surgeon it apkeireil that the child bad . 'Fite loaning had extended to and charred the beam on Eyre Anna Aosinubly Rooms, St. Julio's-Wood. Tim
. . exciting contest of its kind that Call be witnessed in
The Government deems it right to inform the pnblic are to he ao ..,, .; ; _ -
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1 circulation being kept in non. . Two-thirds .. , Tire tt .al aa, nt aas :,tven be eolomiinion to the . died of auffoeation, aliith might have i eel] acci.tent ,i, ' any part of the worl I, sante off on SaturdaY with 1111 It 4 lecturer began -by pointing that the love of the
through the Alnnifemr. that the Org.nic Lase uf the I invested in Guvernment ;
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st clorities. The notes to no • Icier
ine4i.e-ta a. and Stampu Ink, Bill. and, having aI- an I fnma the Matement ..ft. monis made by the prim...2r ea.t.'"""* ' • I, which the board lay.
... I Mr. Pollard proved that the hole was in the floor mi.rvelhats prevailed in France during the age of
Camemilat preacribes that -" No bull, brief. n scritt, i issnade "nIY In csrls•liil•v for ttan• - jearned ler a short tune, met ago uat II o'clock, trans- it would Appear th:Gt bile had IMVP alleXpectetlly ' Contrary to usual custom, areonling t° which- It 1 when the issly wee rem..ved. The budy lay partly over rationalism, and entered into detail,. respecting the
decree, mandate pnwisMn. 'lnferieure oerving for pro- __ . ....- - n .i• Ino Iola:mos ttl puld:e importance, suet finally delivereil in the garden, AIM pat the binly into the the, serum oweesotry that the %bat ,klitadd be at lemt front • the hide. On the day after the fnneral witness cut the succensful impoatures t 1 the event tit. Germain, who
vision, or other document hem the Court of Borne. 1 INSCRIWAITIONA RV MOVE3IENT IN SPAIN.. a• 1
Vomited for Cie Easter holya", ,:, halbpast 5 o'clock. I thinl3ll wlay -the had done so ahe add she could not lialf an loom to th.ree.kmarkrs beliinfl.int. proper t.inic., : taunt board out of the limo, and route! underneath pretended. among other things, that be had lived natty
hot u crew. mt. remiv r•r toe mce With tile t lathi•
/. • nitille charred ash of the clothing of the decemed. hundred years, had been on Intimate terms with Franeis
even relating to individeolo, can he received, publi.linl. , . - --- .
On Tainelay in.,,. 1.•• •t•iviel bite:ld:mice that an aloe ',nuclei:day -Oxford from the W lute Hart aid --r.
1 Mr. Cooke addressed the jury for the prisoner, and m Jackson then resumed his evidence. as b.llows :- 1., and received delicate commissions f H. nry VIII ,
privacy!, or Other Wi, earned itd.. execution, withont ' . 1101. SE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAy.
t ,f . r Itlwr sethem character ol i
Catubridge fthin the Star and l:arty . ixford nave is ,
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the permini 111 l of the I fore 11111 l ent." Thia warning Inn insurretioinary treivesu.,.-11
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m,,,,,,ic ' contended that wirc.re the tact' were consistent with I Was informed that the body bad laio upon the bunit and the Emperor Cl.arles V. Yet people belived ill hint.
1 On tlia , '• I• I Il' ' • •
1103.1011, i .. r tIAILIIsTob. .
niat the House the innocence Id the primuer they were bound to the saute boat (built by Matt Taybo, of Newouttle) in .
refon.nee. "(coned% to the Papal excommunication just 11.14 t .k. n
,I'Ll''',l hi. •T'-?in• . bole in the floor. The psi: omelets examination took flocked to 1 • , courted him. Madame de Pompadour
, 1 ir as unimportant aa at .:
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I s 1,-,,,..: .!.. a Ipairli till 11 1.,y. Ow lloh, ' &omit. lie did not think there was any case 14 which they won the match 'oat year, when the l'atitobs ; place ot the Bull and Swim Inn, in • coach-house, to was one of his devotees, Louis XV. invited him to
pronoUncell Against the abettors, •.c., of like annexation t''l";.',•:"'' ;',' ' ti '
• 81...iri "....11ost ..11elleral Ortewa
pesto,... r r . ,ein me ear . • t•ir .1 1. %taro roN 3.1.e.1 1 111 l iii al, .t SY A the mow k
Y . . endeavouring to conceal the birth, for, in the firat ...re 'swamped by the neigh water though nut until .i •
w och the body was removed previous to being Inielied. Versaillea, and even the sceptical Voltaire declared that
of the liontagna to Vied 111.. tit. Tim eXisoilooliolltiCatioll IIt•I th t " • •'' - ' f .
C Ili lieler of Cie 11.1.-inc kles. emett t e room. n f 1
..,,r,.••• . •e• . ot. various N.11.11111N o_ " -rest esliniatell • • , . •
of mousing. Pro- 1 .r, 1,..,,,,,,
„ ~,- , , . , 1.1a,1., th. eri r ... lot lindiVe for concealtnent: and, .
fi was taken out of the coffin in my presenon, he knew everything. The lecturer next touched upon
visitor° deprive* the exc 1111 l toomil /dist ,4 ail partici oa- ~ • 1 - Ono, 11-1 dr-embarked them •.-• . .; i 1-... I-tl•1t . . 1 . • tYsur III' • r bad a' - 4'. --'
tomer nu 1•011110,1111 la. _ , N ,
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~ n 11,••, 11l toe e.•ien ht. I i. .1- otzlik lot Lliglatio
.. In* 10111 1 hetddes, she was in thut State, fr.on the darknem, cal, . latt "!! . ""1111. iewtstra -ai" ir" lie . l'" y 3" . And placed mem A table. I recognized the body as that the marvels of >learner, giving a ;deters:ague-account of
tion in the pul.lie pravt•rn of the l'nurch tdfored Up for
the faithful. Tlie c•xcier 111 l indented Cannot ailiiiiiiiNtrr 11,...r Torthsa. Al stoat 7s,tlTtll7,ll..ini 1
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1„.1m;,..,. , i 1,1 the retarn niaoll the 1.014.1 ...re aseermined, votio atol a r wheducila, that she could tee know whit she tiful bout built
rather 'intim.° though. It light anil beau , ,1 Elizabeth Flaky, whom I kiww very well. The the scenes that occurred at her house in Paris, to which
1 • p.ainne• Ilea the return 1.....4 • roinemas ate! delkist.e. by heallle, Wllllll t...rtaitily seemed all. and in the event •
' wa alout. holly appeared as if part. of it had been burnt to a persons affected with all kinds of IliNesacs flocked by
017 reCeive the aierainent. too can they be prewnt ot 11 l'i* 11''''Ij'et1 e,' i:li ';,,'.1..:ke. tO Ilsght, purokea hy hut ; • -•
air. % thidens toured sir .101 in that the rental mi.. •I'he jUrY arquiVe I the primmer of murder, and found , linonol to he all, that could ire wished for the Wen. .
Divine SerVile. If an vac l Mununicated persois entern a -n".4'. "1", " 'i'."", - ..„„,,,A fAti,f.,l to the tone, „ cinder. Ire ed the burnt cit.then. Both aides of thousands, to be tural by the magic fluid. .The secimd
sehliers. a too!. o etooplett. :Ohl acritr.de. :ita.l istinte4 oat what. let, roil- her guilty of mew worming t . conceal the birth. ' The weights and clown of coal boat were aft follow* :- the chest, particularly the left. and the anus were mm- part of the lecture was &hetet entirely occupied by a
church the service mint at ollre those. or when he pre- •' e r'.. il eV •I. •ot byre Priente ritivi • • I
reifect tiatettrotty 1:r..v.. s
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.... .!1t a , Si.lere Ito 1,.. the stotirees of th•• misapprehena 1111 l mem .. m 4 e; v .
...r. ..i.1,.....V "ea-114 sabl he ctnistirred ill LIM verdict, ) OXFORD. , CAMBRIDGE. pletely burnt to a einiler. The right hand wos aimilarly graidide sketch of the career of Caglioatru, and of the
bents himaelf the priest ntust milt the attire The ex•
N N hitt G. neral 1 .111ella 011 d r I. front ail parts of , a Incla he I. ol init,ll••llt3l tl e return. • lmt then, testa an a,:gravate I •of c..uccalment, and st. lb. I at it' burnt, no vestige of muscles being left. Part t 1 the :surprising effect his pretended powers elereised in
01011 11l Molted ea 111 l et Ilalne. Or be bellied tio, heno.fices r..S,'••• .t .
9,....(••••• the movemmt. 'rite in.iterek•tion ....• 1 . ' . . '
1 1,.. dames tem0...1 that, if the return Was narrovrly . • -I. sileatbatte•Trinity lo 3
or reelesiastical dignities ;be cannot exercivc ',Ordeal ' 1•",",",,, ---...' , . •..jj ~ j j • 1 i • set...need Die premier to IS mouths' imprisonment with !I.J. N. Mocqueen, Eni- metacarpal bone. of the hand were burnt and bnicera France. M. Louis Blanc ditl nut agree, be said, with
woo woe syrup:mit . sevi 1 a ....1. o tirmses ..ve nen looked to, t 1...-,• a ...1.1 la.. en increment of the franchise ; hard hda„,r. . scriatT • • .• • .. 11 7I 2. 11. J. Chaytor. Jeam 11 4
jurisdiction ; and in a word, I,e istleprivad of 1.11 - off The left arm tallow the elbow Was Mot An ninth the judgment passed upon this remarkable WW2 by Mr.
for N••rde-1 to the Quthit. The Bank of Bereelona has ,to toe extent or lietween 'All.ooll and :lnlhillE v''''''. in i Boring ate trial there were severul ladies on the bench 12' !'• N''''''"rl34.)hilc. 13. D. Ingle, Trinity .. 10 13 •
munication with the faithful, either in sacred or mere
14-rol 411.1011,000 to Ow 11,,,, ~.,„,,,,,,,..
' add:tint. to the 217,1100 r stow, tr,l by lAII,I .I. Ititoisell. ' o • •o i_ i r. i ' ' °AO.. • • • .. 11 OII.J. s. Blake. corpus 12 9 burnt ; above the elbow it was charred much the *one Carlt le. Ile was something inure than a low swindler
woolly Matter:4. Snell lame the 11l ct strkiing tem., , alio In We ...so, gra hie iallirt there were many ywung .a T. llobey, Chri.t 15. M. Coventry.TrMity as the right. The kft hand wax very firmly clinclool. anil Collllll.ll theat. He was a deceiYer. rertainlY. and
The Pal, ro.rreN:0,101c111 of the 7,/,,N say.: " From • . •
Ibe sobie..t intderwent turtle:l. di-eitssihn, whirl, rt- g.rla. Irma eight to ten years old und up.anla.
imetwes t 1 es at• , sta. may enilylodieve th..t, I ch.lra • • .I!II I 11.11 .. .. .. IX a There Wall blcul on the back .1 the bead anti 'Moulders, for that deserved to be branded ; but he bad a higher
wn 10,%. ote NoloeeN 1 I,iroi ili.d I ' 011 it 110,,t,0i,..1111 0 t..gole•l to the Reform Bill, 'awl all 116.1111 Vllll4lll .tion. .
treit with 11l t the lo.ti, ewl WI. the. .Dorti'd .er hAs -given. illV " •• . •o• s• • CiatioNF.leo'n IN,..CSIFION AND DEP..4IIb,NS. 4. J. V••uog. Corpus .. 12 a 11. H. N. Cherry, Clare 12 1 and it hail opread round the back. 1 thought the blmal aim than that of merely dazzling the vulgar ;he
t itoW prot3alll,ol aS • 'lanes .... arrividl in Paris ten or !of the return were 'Well by Sir (1. Grev and Sir I:. . .! I t: Morthon ballii.l 1., 11 " A II Fairbaim,Trl•
the C.nut diaphino. 0 oiild nut noil it. the preaelleelli had 101,4ceileit bone the left ear and (nail the nose end withal to diaseminate the doctrine of the Illuminate,
twelve Oa., leek ; th ,t. Le me; here t Uhrera (with , 1, ~,;.., .i.. ~ • I 't is
0 -firm attem o ii, 010 dir mow 1 It aimearml in the a'a,Ve case that. the eonmer not .e. 11. F. Maxim:, urea, - • "utty- •.. .. .. 11 10
hio Majesty, :ma it. full clial el, the. bull which indiet• , . , , 11 7'a. J. Gad. 31,._•',.1.....• le 4 ''" '''l'• I di'l no. bed 1111 Y w. 111.1 .11 the head. •rt,,• tt.at .trange inch ty;„ re ringiaig out of masonary„ and
waiom lie .....^.n..• reenteile.l after a Imid ektrangeosenth ' ra• • .t‘ .•
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I 1 w"ttat'e 4it halt 1.,.. ii. oh: with . not returned the :11•111:Nt:ioll and deleiNii o'IN hi•..•., .i.-fm-e ..: -
tlit-Ne 1.4.11011ie1i MI 1!..• " actors. 1,11eloot• 1,, 1111Viaera. „ 1 'hilt II Itt ' t".:";'" ' °"1"°, r• "t: , t. ' ~ ' 1.,,,,, ~.,..; stain,' ~,th 1,1,4,1. which I thou.:la cilia. 1 aving fur its ultimate object. Cie overtknow of
hie.. 7. .! INV.:I:I. 1.••.:‘,..r.;:y II '2 I e,••••,••11-J• ..1,,.....1,
.... ii..rwl F:1,.., and sonie others of 1,74 note e , -at. grea...... tare ant. ode otos. perwc. sney ray.
comijut.irs, ac., la the iii• •ori" tif the; lionverna. .
•riee,l..4 to the lial..oric Islands of which thtewv Other kyle...ere 1111rotIlleed lido the discus-3th. The Mr. dit.tire Keatire• reiriarked on this breoh of duty ". B. w• Si-Irv• Evrter 11 s I Tristitl .. .. 90 f l the mouth and ear. The face was singeol over aid Jeauitistu and the inmwtovement .4 the human ram.
Tb,• 5,,,,,,t, 1,.. r, i.• ,• i, I.y io,ssing to the order of ! , scorched, I•ut not ao much as the other parts mulled.
114-.171.114r1y an ultredeine i it. 0...,. C ... in If ie ril trio' I on 11. c tart uf the cortliers's flrpUty Wltu had held the e'''''''l"• 3- J•ll`'.'"l's THU EX-IhrIAL FAR MY OE FRANCE Her Maim!?
I.l\irituri ler adjoersinwtit wr id 1.-ogtlit.agreed to. . Christ Church .. 90 1 The features were much distorted and swollen. The
the .I,v, awl D ith I'4, :,..; ita -I loi vote, seser..l 1,1.6.,
) Ortega•anti the g trrin.d. i ....Idol '11.1.1),..-1 1'.•.:1...k. ;•
th t : a Bill to irmio.ition. The coroner, however, w:m liable for the the Queen Morie Air ' I. . .
Mlle and 11.1* Royal Highness the
r'ilii"-taif the i""•"' "I ."" "r th's '''.'"" in i!""" ''
they 1 deleil at Vakama, w-I..ere illi.'y Work well received. . f., 1: . ll'
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'l".' :.! r'..*4 "'; i.,,,,,. .4. hi...14.1.1ty, and hia lordship imionial upon Mr. J. w, (Inas, Ist. F,.11„,,, „f Exe.ter ca4lege, eyes were suffused with !dotal. and erre:llw lainit ; the
,ot do de• 0h...we...ad 01 „..... in .r. oath. lank.: de Slootpensier, ace ponied the Mareltionem de
th.• winiewal pow. I' .4 the !' .I.e. - • 1.4. 11t0e1.' • 1 it is ...md 1, the •0 • r t. • . •• r .
a mil him a floe of E 5. Oskar.% actgd ea umpire. in une (if the Citizen lemtc, eyebrow* weie Ininit. and the toneue was ',milieu an if
Tiii• recent di, net ein .11 fo.• 11..1,0 0! l. "101 l 1•1'. "I !,""I 3b'°.;',••"'”ln ;. • i •.•• • . Y .• , . ••• ••••t %r ii,.. ~, ...•• . •ro- tee n. ante...Mee Beaundr, General Dumas, Colonel Velsrtle, sad a•
All I Mr. Searle oifici .t.... 1 aa /darter. Oxford, as last Mout to poortele (nom the mouth. and there was •
~, 1,00: s. .c..L. loc.•:11 a,••• nee...Tali:ea 13. l alocera .11.1 to ,1,,,1i,1, r. , 1 ~. ~ji,•,„.ii.oi I.lle. Eoe'e Li ,st.• el Courts in EELo.yIoCO.T 140,07111 N.: ADORTIIoN. OUtsierons amite, arrived at Grillou's Clarendon Hotels
t.„1,•••,'‘"•"Y, °.,"'"ti"" I-- '''''"',l "Ir•• .I
•,... ' .i': "" "t i F. to ii, th . • ..., a ota -I:'' -I • tc of N.. arr • i.I
• . . ' ear, won the tos. for shore, and. uf course. took the ' good deal of bloaly saliva. There was an opening on 111., .
rarel ; Alio there A, n.% oldoni• th:.: t,... ~ is oleo pr. ~1 a• ' .
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„.3,,,. t • 1...101 1,1 47 ...• •of do!' .... 4111.11. bell in Eir„;l .tol, Sem- John li inheney Hint was char.:est with feloniously
ii1.11...ex. die. Pito:nets c - If t 8 ' I ktl tl. • ate nal urfae •of the body, between the seventh '
J. a- I.t •pa•.. to CO. Wo te r A .. rmarre-strect, last everting, from Claremont.
nesived iiherty to ••ai al olecit im La ,I oel it od the ',...1t111". Ia i" " -It I_ r ,I-',' tl,!e 11".11s. at. it_ s,' ll,r s , lari i. en 1..4 oat io i ~..f la...fling. . using a eer.da illatralliellt Calleol a aiii.:.to On t 11•• body
word WAS given. imtla Isiats il.pited t.M.r •
I I toms sininl- alai eiebtl. rib on the left side, which a 111111 l onicatnl . (J.tyraNurNT Elm:Ratios To ArlanALIA. - The
Logli•di as ft eely .itl le -... „hi., „.„! o• r ~, A „.1,, ..,, ~‘ f, rood of Lain% ra . Ait • r .., ..... room s. loy s.r 17. Lhwis, and Cm 1 of >Joy W,mlftml. with intent to Inocure abortion, on
. . h ~, nthan„d L'1...0..0 to :\ I•o,t, ,001,,,- Fit N. 11. 1,•.t.t. VC •suot cit. • t theotidy. awl Neelllial to aprlng forwent with a bowel. . with the at•st. The hole seemed to have heen cation! . Chance. 972 nms, belonging to Messrs. Conan, cif
On SitinJay tlw F.,,,i• r... i• ,so• 1 tier 1r N• 100 forllllll4 11411 of Jattnare. DOI, at Stria I.
, all I theli eat li clew Went at it in gmat earnest, Oxford bY hurtling. I could prole the client thrt.ugh thin ; Liverpool, sailed from Soutirampton on Tuesday. with
the garrioni .4 Paris to r0.,...v„ )1. de -k I. Qv; ,I.gy. i 1,.. : Tit, ,i• •:I 12,,Aboltl.re oh 31r. Carritiglon otiopearcd for the prosecution ; >a.
- • no id. a. .1. gradually pliAling lirr 110.4.04 1110., ' .•nd re at ope The hums sten. very much gorge.l with blood, ! the Gove •nt elerigruntc fur :isolates% New Sierth
E.,,,,,en,r a itu..i.,:s A .jat....t. ien f i iewitt. The Henry data m deCa•le.l the lir:sorter. d .., a hjohle mere, to I nude. The Imart wan sonic. ; %Valea. She took knit 2S in.rriya CollpleN, 137 ailigla
atilvatit-e till oppeite the Putta.:y Crieket-ground, alien 1111. a. , a „ . . . ! .
jloolleMP deities the r f...: 111 'I. the rlle•!eve. of time T. 1.• 11•.'0.0 Went 111'0 1••111.1.11111.• Illi the n. 111.1111111,1, - It :110,1 ars ti ;A a woman. NJ tears .4 a.,e, namel Mu*, i o rat small orro sorisewhat ha, AM! Its cavities were • melt, 1 IV. single aottion, 2.3 loys and 31 girls between
iirfantry regim era ii alemt to lie raluced by two afire ....,,..e. .1 tiw Ailul7t•rat eii el FA.. I Mot Mink lilll• , W.,..1i..r I, was hair gin nie gem ice .1 >1",.. AI • i •
t..tall . r. a
. ' Idle W.1,111•Of a length a head. lite f ,toot iha hoe seellictl I
, to Warm to their task, :Ohl ilinde their boot dy fors a:-.1 • eiiiitty. The lungs cut fievity. mul full t 1 bitial. They one anti 12 years of age. un.l six iufants, heing a total ,4
poor,. per 13.;„:1111t.iik, - - , ui,,,•:, w, r..• a4ret-.1 to, with olio: inlments. tozgiskr..te, •••i tin.; at II:g .worth, is. tle• courey or .•
wit .....e. i atro e. 111111.dsi 1) 'mown, ous c. . „,
I ;.1 . k A.•• I I • • I •i nth., were by no means iii a haturid state. I have no Mrubt . :VA souls, equal to :1•21, statute othilta. The emigrants
To. Ilud,:et of I Vol ilas (Well prioNellh•a to the Corp, ! Tia• 11 Tort .ot the Coitools' Aut. 50.45 lowight up aml Wilt, min Nlon iav, the lait I, of Janiiary I•e4 -4 •
• • •• n they slowly lint suicide gained on their mileilli nts tbl thr the flioxesed woo knocke.l llown, strangliA and Mum are on ier tire care rof Surgem-Superintemient J. C.
L g•datif. 1 lie r..i.. i 1... • pre •••tt o oe.l at 1,1•11.1,1.1j.k.A.11.'„ A TV.," or >ivsTrtV. - The fe la, ire: par..:;rapli agr.e.l to.- , okt onea 112.11, .1b ~i 1 ill 11.011 ;11 It thrie Malt r.•. 14.11 co .. • -
, It t owe hetween them wait reduced, win la in turn . lotrut to a cinder. I think there might be forego little S ingot.. Mr. Henry Siecer actiog as schoolinaater, and
and the expeu,s at 1,511.010.0101. ar",...tro in mic ••; t .•• LA Cork p„p„,.. ;•• In ai,,• 0:1,-: Toe co.:,,tat, RIII was committea t•r0.i.,..,‘ ,he i •Ce. l'i t', in t•,lof g oa ; I.',ore. A. 3 went, tf t,le • ...,..', b, .. I .f,,,.1 . 1 1 ~ r 1.• ,1 t, 1,1 lib. ncite.iiiing. when the Moly wis burnt. but ..f this I , Jli,s itichanilkoi as matron.
,„. ~1,1,,,,,,i. 0, tho n. fimios w read, ot If 0•••,,,,,,, Tiw 11..,..... ...Ijonfite.l ot a /,‘Sailer tu 6 o'clotk till 1......0, ••I 1 ',,,. ~i.,„,,,i,r. ‘,.,,,, ...,,,, aa ~1,1 la ii, ,d,,, ap. ozilt Ali: 11.,0111 r i 41117.1.. .1 o..a.,ank ja. est.., ea , .
• Wl.iell WI.. aft-rwar4s 111:111It •111C11 WWI 111111.e1117 ielial /On' C.l 1111 l dhe sore. There wa, a idister ~11 tlw too ,ef the i NEW I 't33os.---On Mteplay and Tuesday hat experi-
:ii •Ir lir sc., 1vi0.... a 1.11.: le•ltsok ii.; slip er hark. vs Well Meimay, the thin .1 .11 ril. it on,' it., ierart,,,• totelw.trry at Stroold. S.le rettlnied
ce•N throughout the race. Yet, up to nithin a idoirt chest, which would rather ltd to the /.111411/NitilM that Illenta were niaile at the Minniti, wootweat. with • b..
' .... ,1., ralay follow', :, awl 01l Sllll.l-gy, t' 0. 221..1 she
70! t its' 1.1.1-..., . ,odi fo.• :id. lad bine , 11l ri.,t h. li ,•hi • -- - - - campadireil oi ithie -.. :oat a 05r,0.•.:, ..i• ,esit for to atsenil
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' ili,t inee.,l the goal it seellletl alirouit an ..pegi 1111eStnai vitality remaine4 in ...olue de;tree aftc•rtlie Atr.ingulatmlb- join iliallUfactured by Messra. Brown 10.1 II Illflies• New-
The official I;tt:eir lonlo!ishes t',e preli•Dinar:e..o'.lK‘l,.• ' e ~1„,,, ..1,,,, ,j,I ~.00 ...I, t ,i„ ,4„.• „_ „is! g. L., t ..„1, I„ _,.; Iter. She comolamed ..1 . oho.. ohld e I ..i. t 1..• We I.e e '''''' I'l' '
d.l win for Oaf. ord fouAht every step, and ! Ilbeel Hever floe, Inooli a 1.11111 oniy. ton, M.o. l lout hAite. The gun is of aene-steel iron
agr ...I ~,,,ft loetoretoi So. oh and %woe, , 34.r.5, . • 1,,.,• at t :,.. - i.i..• a ~•',..r.1.4... Wlilt her hill ceod; heti. lo• thty 1ii41it....1 imtur ,I c oi., .. lin the ~,,,,,, ~:,.. tWet„.7.,,• .a. :nod al her optanwilta to Use tbe 1111 l st trent .
...wham ' Mr. [lowan% a surgeon. minutely described the i homogeneous), and Mof the mule internal diameter and
1•11..1-1-1 to kk•ep the teat do y lia.m so hanlly gained. I appearances width the body twesetitml, and gave hit bore as Sir W. Armstemg's 12i...under. The rounds
cedes t.. S• On the wlodd tooto y friar toe. •eli Io file of 11.11 ;••• ...1 I ...• i ~,III•V. ll.i. eS. e iiir•teriou,ly swmg.. 1.;Y). - c----"..":-"':"--";",:,:i -,.....,.!,,,--i,,..i. ;I-i II .ti I .1.,•,. ,lal. IA a clear kad '
lodlow or. lof •Angliet a. am' sd... a Co:. iDi i•oni•os .4 ...„,,:,,,, ii„. ‘,. ~,I • ~,,.„,..• ;:,„t •whit,,,,.„. ~InAt „,•,,,, ..allieS, Lie ',Overall:ll,3,lot 0. 1410-, at •OV•111.••11, terlit • ,'" 1.1. Oneoermit 1-.. in ae aliwg ia , .
upi ll il di that lire had acted on it before death. The • *ere fired aa follows :-10 rounds of each up to and in-
t,•rrit. we id s ,I.P. Cruz. Toe eravl.d...u..f 14.1 rAer. ai.••• a.: man, •,-.1.,i,••• S one ....i.j. elnre. hut .11itre at WEiTERN CM:TIC. 11IlliiTt/h. M %not -30. .to t ,t, pr.....ter's Ittesse ot Strom!, at 12 ,iel..ck at nig-et, ..." 111 l 're tt"" 3 I".'t 'II ngth' and *thine.' abollt to ',Fawner was len enam e. i
tl r I I til Wednenday next. dusive of 8 'dints, leaking 80 niunds ; and *lon this
rin: to -lelilla. l'etton, tool Atlallemi.a• is r.llifi,4• An f mit. 31.5...,1..0••• ta,k,i,g char ...kr.. base O. eio s.o•ti L. ' IllercaSe the hist owe, hut the water here became rather __ .._. _ .____ ._ _ i point hail been attained the cm per yeatiag of the gun,
(More Mr. !I .1.011 MARTI, and a t 'oolillaitM Jury ) ! and took him Mt.. ekidody 11p.m a 4:11 trg •of using lustre- ,
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'nil.. unity .14.1110.0.10 real+ ik. Id h • I, oI t . S•. -in. rj.,it lie,- so „.. •,v ..f 0.1,• gip iii..tii,l; •1411.• w.er oat Mos. • way" was perceptibly les.. rapid.
• Itteliha Upon Mary Wootton! fur the purl... of iou tiring ""'•• "•,1% !".."•1 9' • , , , a. , I d 1-which had heym put in bv the authoritiee at Woolwivh, •
Ten .1. will be kept I..Spkvo unt 'th lety...eal iseffec'e I. Vot beyond f le• he% t .t il,•• eiat. ne.•ll, itoeCie. loth TilE A.IIC.,IIIKE 3111111.11.
Alain i.m. 'rite i•risolle.• ado: I hoe Ilie isdie.onan alleie Hew the 'NO/111011a IIUN. 011 ain spent Aplar, , Ain liia
.e .gliCe way. awl prevenied the effilipletion ef the pro- -
A ire oy .4 Co 1111,1••••• Isle,. to lit mew tul• I guaranno• .r.ttitt, 4Pa •...: : •...... .. •. il - ois heats. a cargo cow In tho ra e el. Sr. lin Nlari,iiit. the Spaniari, who an i wino Was the resillt, aWI Cie policeman n•ja.e.i that sitell progress in reins log awn. adreroartes lead Cod it gramme, tuttmded for 100 rounds. Tlie va was care-
ing Drivite.es tit Spalot as t o the most tay.o.re I ra-tott. sidong of 23,tast hoe y imi-itett rill,-, ....,:g•it is km. is." tv,.. It imi at Ito, ira•• on 'I to s i•ty end Wello.laY lust the remit wa. i.rolethly the w an ...uld -die. 11., seemed even then that the for tone of the race was about fully examined, and has not sustained the olighteat
A repin•cent dive of So.iii aml a M.sheta: v ~.7. dilidt• for imis.ier, awl -Lenten, ,i t.....• 1111, slr. Cole applbil Sear...lied the house .oliol found ...era! imitritnielitc ta., !to Alter. The n•ra an I countercheers, the lamas trf --co-:- danaage (roan the severe tests with which it was proved. •
theta are t. he Peroildtc•l at F,•4. 'rh..,.i, ~,,1..., A pro. -- .l SI f I 1 i * 1 I`r " Pull, Osbeal ; pull :' 1111.1 eries of •• l'aoahrhlge
to '3lr. 11... .1. 31artin T. 1 -,....., a 1.4....0r .ie I,plidots : 0 ahoel, , mon.: it away nett lAy iminny a ',come The makers nay it can be imumfactured at half tbe cost
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tis.. that the Shaw. are Mot to t Vile. Nell, ill' bluit..ii•kr of 1.... I ',eat for h.. Const,lmat,.,n of Crow it l'itscit : tor. Moi a Whom-pointed notrtnnent. Almon. bine the'les , wins '. aerint.,l to exeite each crew to the very utit‘tost. :
" be need u -
EXTRAORDINARY Aecruct.trtott OF WEALTII.-On k.f the Anustrimg a or Whitworth's, Can .
Tall.,:ier to alle fort,l,Ji I...tver. The t0....t ~ 4 I,ace 1- ' 11, era. 1. oh :er tie- f ea.. or: e reisms alie"" I -.111,! i. length. Tie• mamma's wife sni.l mite used the latter and on tiac ti.• k across the stream from Surrey to -lid- the 14th inst., an 0'..1 lady, 82 years .4 age, Miss 31sry eitla.r muzzle or breech loader, and is capable of bpi(
tto he si.3leil at Tet 11.11 befere the. •.!:ell 14 Atir.l. All tllenex Oxford nova" desperately awl alumat overtook. • vs tars, of N.31.0.e. near Wa.Wbridge, died. She was millet with either Lancaster's, Armstrong's, or Ilt Lit-
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hostilities are to ees-.•. Tao. sp midi army, however, it. 11,.• ...••••,.,,, a:to tr..,...trti to t;,.. i rtsoner. but Str oil, ail I in the morning the Intelligente cam, itiat their gallant mlvervaries. This, 101WONi..r, aPiti a heal , k MIMI tO
;possess a consalerable amount of property, worth's aysten.s.
is tole alhowei to eh mthe the E -1,,h-s. Dr VILII oF TIP". I' .1-Nrr.,.4 II) ..., al:rut) ~F El.civ. c,„ ii„,,n„,..
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no- ;,...L.,10,...1_1, hi: Wi.s dolly e Wed the ..., ~,,,, ~,, .1,..0.1. The .1-istolier, Mitch tol.l od this effort; niul from the !tames railway-1)6,1v it was :awn , jam ..f which Caine to 11.3' at the surviv,,r of two staters, Tire AFRICAN ExPEntrmON.- Mra. Livingstone, the
Priv ite letters fn.llll Moir i 1 ...e..ette.• Oilit laeli the We Is it,. i • .• ..:. •in - ii • i: •ii• • • ••I tle• C eivo - • .....i•• b• t .o. i'is•li.•,•l i 1 ilie I. eirt 1.. sac Wlo tlker Ile 1....1 ~,,,,I. o iii,i,„ , i,-
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i,i, ,iiii ales, sail Ly 1, „ ~.,,, t for th., - tied. -aceidents en boleti. the rare wag virtually twee I from her brOlier, the tMI Squire J.lllll Weary, who 000 wife ..f Or. I.ivingsitone, our celebrated traveller. lass just.
Queen alill the lellohe fee oi.sat•so...l with the pto.ce. 1 1 ,'" l': ll !"f l'• 11. ‘•••' .., '''i '" ! ''''; .Y 11, Pts • i.. 'II' r ottv• Id!, .i to ..r ......- jo d•utent .4 • e .t.. should led ih• su .erintet,4 •,,t to .......41( I " as to his JO. lire, Anti in still the p:ce was;kek•t lip with the bowl, till eallibrale , well kremn for his corentricity tliniughout Cornwall. sreiaed from the l'ape, per Mr. Duncan Dunbar'. ship
and :ti ii..ti. ~,t .q4•ol.it 0' D0w....11 ; that the tr. dog aso ..........,•. •I di •"-• .1 l• • ••••• • • --' ' !-I!'''''" "11-' '''' ""'i 1,3 •-• • 111. 11 l. 10. lit.tt W..• 1,..1 I r .n.late ito heir. hot .
•bel mita.: .1 e owe, Mier 'mid the decease.l Illi.l be i let d ' ha.. p ...Nell the g-post. wham they threw up their I Aft.A Mki W. arc'', M•atli, her token, Which no 011 e Ilea Ykr,.ria. At the main.). stathm the nause of Or.
atomg th ,t the MioiAr I, .1. lot we orA t . 11.....:11 ; thiti • 1,, 4 T•• ff,, • - ..th i: i"l I•Ig•II• awl "' ''' lot 'llt-I. scht•••,c, ..f .i.:.•!, ~,.. km•se ', mut be 1.. a i...,v,r IDDI and very nic,ratefully tlhot a'• charwomen load ;midi Allwe . tars in token 14 an 1 able .k feat a .lefeat wilich ; beim a:boat,' t. eider fur tett Vears In•fore, was nearehed, Laeingstone on the luggage ha•ii,g CaUght the eye of the
tlivir •lader.ttio.d:ois Woi C.nn wow, .te I Ilt I. imintel. "f I''" I"' : ' '' ' • I • I ''' .." ."''''. ' i''' ""' ••ei.or.illt,lN• 4.1 1110.1.•,; :II a• 1,4 of j ••i.do, ni• .I.Sell ho char; 51,7 loin it We's not ettoll4li. considering the r-k we they had strives. to avert by all that skill and perm:- ' anil about 1:9,11011 wax ftniera i. 0. room. C. 865 was byt.tnn.lern. dw and her 'aide attendant were soon sum-
ach.. idol tend 'ref his t.••iklattoot ; an I Co .r 11..,- y .111.,...r..t •:,•• •,,,I I. f >lr. .1,, ,1.. Tam...sand Gem.] I, „ . ~...,1,;.1 to olio, r 11, slollilt. oiSits,l,.., 111. Tho r.. 0."." Evi•lrnee 113.• then gieell Of a tieing that r.tion tk•rene) and strength meibl acromidi.h. The winners I I lin ',ash: an.l omit' nal. ef thitt., of the Emit Own- rounded by a Crowd eager again to Dee the great geogra-
Mapidy 11.3 r.•f3.,..1 to aec-p- 1 u•dil di -y-- s., ,Il I, ,m. 'no tiro, I tho . , • . 11 m. t• •• '2l dof zbodember. 1410. •
• ...:11..1 •-".1., I et . d the • aa'.4 the W.,. 1...ia pr.soovrs. Ilia.le by the elerra-e 1 wor.iolit on the %Vt.dimottlit: After. eta, atamce noved hark to Putney -more hollallY Checred• , Wall Batik, which had been out of the Isalik, if not in Idle.. Upon hett,g informed, however, that he was still
reel.* lied 113 aCeolnit 10 Cie I.',,rtet tel lb. w nu,e p.occed- 'l,e, ~,,1,,,,,,. •, I, , ~ • ~, ',,,,., eele. If ! :IL her I ~1.,,,,, t, ,ta,, „,.,,. I, i 111 l AI Ili, 3r, wuere 11r. Itur.di l'i.itteeaerNed liooll. A IC. 11,•1,11, before lier •Irliell. SIIC 11.0 d byi,m toad .
flu/ certainly won this ra,-e in the -t 14•111alit Ntyle ;I, circulation, for 36 v earn. Several hundreds of 'mends In the cetitre trf Africa. they woinelleartediv inquired
ini„,s. 1•..t.s sat. tv•it .• •-• •. 1.." Eati .4 I:l4iii. Col .1114 111, ~ i„,,,,, „ ~,,, .i .., 4 aflt I tilt llial. ov the tare:. ie. in the nnorltill • that die was in a eery and, though their efforts during the conte4 had been i were t4lund wrapisei up in cotton, and a lit cli.iil wait full resinectMg hi. health, atul shook bands with her. Mrs.
- 11, oi. Ila -, . t I:. si .•. I'. rl.„ t ii. I lon. Fr"d"rsk•lt I. )Ir. l'. 1- m Mot .tt ••:::,i in that cme the am,thation 1
1;0111•1011, ...tale, allll the ellatiece Wtre that SII• Wiltild tremeinlthis, neither crew seemed in the least diatrameth lof a tverefgois. Two packea of IDOes were found with Livingstame hlving proceeded from the Cape ini a visit
I. p,,,,,•, i-:,, ..., 1., 1,, • :.! ,\..,. Th •I, at 114 tit.. com,•,•-s 1,, . 1.,
. ii to T i., •ie ~: :1.. ti.al :tad ref 1-ml, a oich was a ,t, h„., nii,l in thn atirr„,,,,,, „,„ 4,, ~„t ~,,,,,,,, si, Toes ele ill., lito thle the t•-.l,Ce was not • rapid one. II& ! EI,IGO in each, awl some tlitenantla were ballot iii a he& about NV miles into the ititeritm to her father, tbe re-
, ill ,i, a‘• tl. : ,:,-,.., t:....• .4 the 1:..11 4 Egin for t late. trd ~.., it.. td•s. 1..0 at 1•I. t t,:.t rase ~lii.l th •. 11.1 r he t,4,1 her nurse that slw mos - 'll t 1 " II I
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e. fi,o • occuteed heiii; 2:. m:uutes. At tho hat trial, Our). : tick, and mime rttthe money at*. !,,, llirty that it had to nonneal iiiissif,nary Moffat, returned to the Cale, aloft
afev .1 ..,. •44, air. i ... -.2•1:. I 11, c 111.. r. awl 100 l no Jur, ,a0.,1, 0b1t,,1 the aatgeou to he.,•ent for to take her eolife,sito . '4•'‘,'""' -' • ' '-''' Mee I the elittre course, uf four miks ; is) wiedied. Nearly a cartioad of papem %ere 10,111.1. his journei•ing again north to .ee Moselekatse, where he
tiarditlian troops have ...Ivrea Fhwene,s, where Pio, 11, M i -IN' .1' '1 1),.• It'lYall F. 11114 hit WWII for e, ~;,..,) r, I ~.. „ I jo.. ~,,•;:hatien 10 4:0 .... and Isl. .1 i
....i. stn.:coin i Arne lit VON, ill :lie lifteilio.,ll. 0101 fOllllll Mel a •illarler. in lee titan 2.2 Inilleltell. . 1111111 11l 11Ig theon a great IlUniber t,f I 0 I:',. ; many. we 'poled to lwar of hili ...Will-4w. Tlie IniSoionsties from
C•ri.olitt, km ism, .1 :: pied onakMo, tr,..,ttog the antwee Wm '•••.• .. , \do: . .... ok. . I. ,- ...,,i, .‘. po• •• 6', .., oi•II i .11 11..i' Itr 11.1, r anew I ;
.1.-r saikiraz. soul the sle, towil said tto 111.0 she ilinit COW In tlio evening both crews dined together at the ,am are informed. out of date.
•It is not yet knosn lion ; the London nociety had already proceeded one-anis to
tem in the light of t...• to oeinant btr Palau envy. t.I I, •a\*•• . i , . ••, . eted it. Per'''. ahogt I's • eml a ~.,....;i, of ED;.i•i, 1.0 a:. lk rd.t...1 a hat w ... paa-mig•, bi-:, ••a..1 e ait..l mot 1,,,,, it Pay longer. Toe de sensed Alldon. , Intiell pro! erty Miss Weary has left, hnt it 111 RA he we)" Sekeleta and rim Mak.dolo. Mra. Livingittolle has
The s.r.linbau 6.11T.N011 IN ah.int to base Niz.Z3 fo. •I 3,."• .I 1• ..: ' ' "I•'''t. id ti., Prow.,> F. 4,-. iek , , c.oeii.teraide. Some ill the land ill
.••• l'aaa t' tioe lit•in'nt- bnmght with her an interesting addititm to her family
Stroini. and
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rhea..., e. w,••• „, i. , ~.... ,; ~ , .1..„ i i,„. ;„ 3„,,,.. Arun. 2. . ,:.i lAo a i ....isr. , .01 i.l I e .tisoiter at
• t!..t she %eel Ile r, olli Monday. and it Wes thone on • . , law, Mr. Ti. 1111 l as Ileave. of St. lirmerk ; but the rcellain- in the ters.o. of another little deughter, horn in Africa ;
It is rinweireil at Toi in Veit the IWiir hing lent is to T. ~ i:•:: .. I •••• ~,D., ~ •. - ..• i.;.•,-....4 t...• flit.. •f . ',end ! (ftr.i•or Me. 1.!, i ....a M %mins .io4 o Sioc;of JurN•l . 'W. •ile A., v ; the i•ri, re r nr,d u....11tin nearoment ~,,, HORSE TA NIING EXTRAI)RDINARY.. ' Gig landed lo"TertY will leis+. with the otln'T iinqertY. 1 and Ims eone with the hope 14 pneyedine with the
be divided 11110 MIX I or.x •;over •iits -ii mod:. Paid. ep.,,, 1.... 1,....., I in, ..• .1 Id e with the io•ii..l oil, id . 1.1,r-,N V. ~,,,,i.,,EN. ' 11.....1.'e. all,l thr 1•11.1.1 Wan .horn On the We Itteolay. ' -- kto 16 iteice• and grand-nephew.. mut twice., alio will steamer about to he sent by Govenonent to the Zalle
Woad, Lombardy, Parma, Modena, Tuavotry, an I ";.t. lil •• r• ,to 041 1... • l ~.. illi 1 11.11 an.. grentoi Irak an 1
, M,.. ( %Jr,. ,„,i ti ~. ~,,,„. wt., e.oansei for the sae kit on the Frolay, tiD 11l gl, prisoner aishe I her to ' On Thursday last a new cantlidate for popular applaitse 1 14...6°4 Iliadic- a latter lee of it than keeping it hilly. besi, and of at length rejoining 1... n. heroic husband.
It. 11,iialmia. ai,D, .; I, I, ~ ~ o: :toil iI. 'o' ~,,rilt : ~,,•1 'IL Ito-I, !- .1- F. Stade, aw: Mr. PrDleatil 1,1113111 t:11 the 51..11.1..y. The same oiglit .1e• i, WI to in the art .1 home tamilig made her debut' at the ! j 0,., i r -
. 3lrs. Dowtotig, of Plvinouth, tie only laughter of lirs.
it Box AT HEE SI %.11:11T1''S THEATRE.-Wednesday,
I ..• I r ••,.: ,'..• 1••.•,-,hei .11.1.4 .I•otria who has return...l t fSt *lir ock who is one ot the lucky il • ''
. NArtts. !Le sur,4ron that from aliat.alic oilll.l see id l'.e dal Alhambra, in the pers..n of • young lady romml A ohton, ,'• ' '°l-o°,l 0 :r' ' . , • .1 •'-. ! by authority cOf the l'ourt of Chancery, in the cause
in the I',, ,1.1,,, I. ••ii .i, oni mei by the l'operar "I",' ll.' ',' f"r•9". '4l•'''''l'"••• , , , : net-item cvni come m oir a 00011 1011tre ner mustier ic le
It iti asserted that the .1 0.1, ',felon; nf tt, Western f.r. •,•,,,• ' , j • - ' •' - - 't to. mottottf m, I1d• ~ •:. ~ holt to ta, • case were both it a.k, a g 11l al -.i., -.I two , and that the priomer kept it. and rek she wastiort•Velited by oteurnstances from imam.: ' • • ' • ' •". Wyatt v. Hanlewood," Meagre. Chinnock and Gale
L., 111 .....• I 'rllll •I 01 110 1, iii. re. sa:il, bellig entitled to a t hilt! of the chattels. It is sup-
P.Wer4 hare : e olttr,l ,••'.:,,..y. it •1••• t. . 1110 G•eve.'ee. lot. , ~, ~ , pe.,, i Ae,
~ oe i:, H.,1. ~,,,1 11-e• ...been was ' -nt•• det.,..,•,1 ;,.•I itt.,lo . ~.h.iii.,r .o.r-oi.o, to the • forth her futl powers, it will he but fair to let her tell ' ! worthy cdlered to public competiti..n. at the Auction
i h.- Iraqi; of' 1,11,. I /I*, 11:',.1 OF 4tlt tl ere a art-it nal y bank te tes stail
unlit 'in order to l'.o.,'Calill2 til, Kiag to a hold Tin, 9'l, '' ....'„ . 1..,,,, ~, , so., ,- I 1„. ..„,„ ~m ._•,;(1 .„1:, i, D -Linings nume, and ...I ..,I that !a hos used to go to the tier own atory in her owls wonis :-" Aim Ashton bad I I"'"- ' ' "i .. 1 ;.• ~, Mart. the boa No. 124 in Her Majesty's Theatre, Hay-
in jial I secreted. for there are at! 1 Illally 0 110 tell 1111S0116.
Teforllli. I :Lor,'s s, ',.::. • I ~, I ~•,:•:1 • v li, ...wog hot ..t Id ..•oloek 1., . , , 5,., „t, „i, ~ ,I ~,. I ~, 1,%. 1,•,a ~,, ~. 0, :, ,;.„,„( in 10,„..,,,,,, i. their carnu„ , mut that time pri- the ilistingumbed honour of elperinsenting market, facing the stage, and measuring 7 feet 6 inches
It ri .4 a )llkliddrial e. id ia, :1-ing ohroal. le r?I hoty a.l t...• l'r om• I 'otoort. ac.,,,n00,.,,i, .1 br :
, , , to, 1,00 ••• 01 lb .•.. ling I Ate ts.r. hw trial iii tlo, it:i.re -.met g.o I. A bocaa it). IL Slit' sliva .111 ierlistk the Maje.t.Y.. Private thiing schuid at Buckingham Palace, I A M vela AGE DILEMMA.- -Some short time Leek a 1/ 9 fec.t deep, weth the right .4 admitting thereto nix
Tire prop.,;:an a 11k 1., ,111. ..f aon.,,,at •,.:, to Switzer- , ''," 1.•'•'•'•'• ''i \:' ••': '• ih'• !'''''''' 7 -"'":',''''l I. '''',"' 111 ' t• ..•,tli- .• ..1 , ...t ......r. , ...isle oight. 111. en....ex Mini:di:4i Ilie stir4e.oll said that on S..tac lay, March 3, 1860. The NUlllj..eta Urill WhiCh I gelltklilliti Was Ullitc.l to it lovely antl ACCoillidisolied persons nightly. held bir All Illiexpireil term of about 31
1311.1 is hecooom.Z too Le .1 0ii.,,... A C.,ptirth toiohk II s ''''' ''' ." ' ,''n ....-" '. "; :I.:•• ''' 1 ''''''''''-'•'.• "" ' '•:"' '1 ~,.• , 1,. e• I. ,-,:• 1 .:. • .i,•t, ~ hot were 1.,,,1, ~,,,,,ine,l, I:, •re w. re eita s st..,n it *vv., 1., ,•••• .re pith a vie. to she practised were two wild iiial.roken ..It. fresh , imly at a village near Catuhridge ;Al plaiNea off years. A gentlensan pn'sent asked if persons wing the
la en prow•ctitoi at toe . ',Mon :I I '..1,t. for hi., •1•r,,,, •'llii,o, I i''''''' "it. '."'' '4' • ''''. " 'l'. ' ''',l' "f t -'' . '''' I hid''''` :,,, , ~,,,, .•.0,,,,,,1 •••..,•,- I • •,,,,, 0,5,.. ri,..1.1.,,,1,11:,11,:,1,..; 11, ' ,11,:y 4 the neoher to lor,.citre alstruen. hilt the from grass, IleVer previ.,usly handled to even seen by , ideasantle
) enoligh-- the l•ride anll' lorble6rOtolli Wll•re 101 box could proceed to the pit. The aucti..neer and the
Itillieli lia.l been &lemma d Ili heing of a ealitiodi ' 1 ''';'''',,'-,'' 1.• v: :
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.11 4rtiont lit produced sta. loot ent, alikii a sorgeell wolll.l her. Which, in the motet. of A feW titillates, Idle cast t their wielding tour. wle.n. fair We- dicta ! it WON dia. attorney for the vendors Maintained Diet they could do
eh...l...titer. 'ti 'tot "I to rAi ';•-I- • ." I :••• -I'lll ••••••• ti "" I.- ii.•-1 ,i f. ~., ~,, ,„.,,,,,g .;,;,t in, 1,,, I ~,,. ~,,,,ie su:, such at-e hr that imrrom, tluoigh it 11.ight he Nollool-41. I /st a shiglehatillell. awl fondled with them t.ll the gund as I covered that the utarriage bad been an illewal One, taut so, and' could not he prevalite.l. Several gentlemen
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.::is 1 ~I St. I:, ••••,••. li. ,• ; -r. TIo• .i.it WNN ,Illire ell- • i Ired ll rtriu ~..,,,,inali..ii it, ail...mutt bec.ll.l a doubt if they were pet ,gratriela. The Stilojeete selected fur the . that the dew M:11. was prohaltly bat& to aevere asserted that they had been prevented from prumeding
' , .•:,' 0"1. eoh, :, l•'•1'. ll' ' I:''Y 'I '',•••, `v.,' nu '''''"'''' I ',i,. I: • !•••1 E''., ,thor-1 op I'• -•• ~•.• to the jury, that the .1...•••:.....1 Imi mioartiel, but tio•re Were ho il splay .4 her est ' hilig I,ll,Wers et the Alhambra 1 penalties fur perhe ming the ceremony. The britlegivenn front these bole,: to the pit, and that • man was
On Thong lay so VI: a 10r.1..1,011 ttion. dale I M tr,..11 '.2.1. . I.: . sly i 1 C.. e • :.; iir ". ...I. "..' ',"!..'" "1,1.'' '',1"....1. :.,..• ol o 1,-..1 Imo tle. ~ 1; if 4-tiosi ha. them wa•., illjorii; ...II her person, to der. ilia aloy iintrument had Palace are two tuMniketi three-yrmrmil ..,alts, a il 1 i ; i 1 t
- w--. 1 , im,. ne:er thougat o. providing IS lie•lose - tile elergy• stationed there to prevent them. The box was sold
lea, ~ ••t• .1 tap iii ii,e .1 it•n•..t i. it •ofSI , ..., hy .•••, II , • .1. ••' III.; Mr. \V• •. 110' N.-1•:, •I'. I..is ••••.I.ly :011•1111•:.:- „.•., .I:. ~ ,;.,. ,i,.,, •• 1.,i,1 ii, .1... p ~,v O.! oy tl,•• p'aintilf . 1.114 11 1.1,..111. . EN,111•00r 'Amy. and a hybrid auimal, weimily fountl in • ~,,,,, never thought b, iminibr bw it. Se. here Vivre Leo 1 for E 445.
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.HE END Int' "BARBER V. B.lttgra.''-The three
, 1•i .dwai IN li dli. • 1,..'. Med :1,1 0 • ..m. to,. ~... r-, !, I I I••• e .IN'llO7 of Iler :,i •; •-ty. at a ted...l •.4 Md., ti .11 „,„-, ~,, r ,:„. a,„ rja ta„ „,,,,„ ~..„,..„o „j j„.,,,, 1,,,e1 i,,. . contend, I t,liit meleng .ii 1 by the podkontall Gaines of the hot, Willi (hid of the red deer. >lna Aahtim is I tirely contrary to the statute in tlea ease Diode aud pro. I, Judges weie ebotting together. It seaman awful mu-
.......a. •..., ...mirth. r.......t •3:.port, is. of the Is 1.. il eh, i.. t'..• ; , ..,,,,• of her I 3.. roe .1 n; :lin -..... w m vet
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rt, z e., tog jo..,etio ...ianiages, • red.. lop ot the .1..e1i.r .1 ton Ili olt. I,y ....• .0.- c to-I. at a E.,1 F.a..te, Hear Ilitthock, Derl.pthine. sit. hi Wily I
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It tile 1.00 of three days a s weial memenger WAN bent 1 t,, the mr,„ha ' •. - h iI - f
quest...in, gate th, t nail: 1 t lea feeman,
.1 le 11l gr. ~,, fn., I. ., ,1,,i,,,1 M,,,01, 27, ..;,.. : -.•• It ~ Vt. I. , ,:. V. 11, ei if l'ro•fa e en• •t .•.•• n ...le. .. 11. ~..., ~,..' 111 I; time when sle• WM.: 5,111‘.114. an I W:0...11, prehai,ly. her eighteen yeank 14 age, kit Coat her childkood she has • , L .
..t, tile 11.110. y Collide. -Ille ir Wedding t, our Was ! a Verdict kn. the petiti 111 l er. Ilra. Babe'. WAS free : Mr.
sms"rt.,.l that the 1...!.. ha- • dil ,1".1• o, 1•• 7i,•• KM; •.•,•• , • r • :•••••1•,• : t ~- 1., •• •• •:,, • I.• ~,,..- •laf ro at, , memory v.., i...i01g. 1 Mre sta, no mepriptiety in the always shown a remarkalde f bless for liorNea. She a_
rrt•sted, all,l toaCk they were hnollght. When the eere- l 13L1111), Witli Ilia acellodollietl deference of enamicr, gave
Viii.w Kilielatiliei. .1.••• b.. 0,..t b., 11,,i..,•-,,, aia he • -.1::.,.,:.• a I ...• .:!•. • ••••••. ” e .., i , • s,, i 1., • ~..•-•, , dee, ,sed g.on: to prism...es lonise to he 10111thiea ; 101,1 Will tri accompanied hy tike oft,ioal luorse tamer, Mr. ' Iliolly WON agaio performed in the leivsenee of the import Ia :
410 i arm th his clieet, aml ec.ll.lllCted her oUt et,f emlrt
neilie•lo-1 1,0 interrnot all I et: mi.• k. i-,, t. eI:h• .1 lei' 11...•••1 •••••. 1. ' ..... .' • • 11.. 0 • ~.0•1.• ... . ••1 1',.• ,he miromei...l theme aos nothing to show that the in• James 'fetter, front Anton Hill. Northumberland. who ; t alit little document. the aletellre of- l• I Ih.
wohl -sal- -.ell 1 And illto the hall, where the hard women un the steps
faiwly, awl threatening 1.1 ellil.i.. Ille o ..A r‘lb• ...• ~ •, -, . 1,, II- •1, 1.. • . '•.• .•_,I• ..: I.•• • I •••••• a •1.1 I •• ...it.-:::.1.;:bi C. Y. 1%11305. II orient had In ell i•sli..OloCl:y used. . hos made arrim,,,lttenta for ...curing the must vici..us ! pooluct:ve of zo inti.:ll Miss:hid. mad the travellers re- cheered lwr as she pained. The lath. asked her proles-
neventies .1 the c Itur.ch, sh os: I the lii.•g ps;: t in ro, ~ thi.t:.•. :414 -1.....r0di i. ~,.: ..,,,,,..1,1 :1i.Lr...0. M,-. !••:,.:1:: si .1 Ni... K ,rl,lO. were eotin a 4 for ti.,• Mr. Jostie, K. athig sittitate•l to. the .-vi.lenee, and loose that con he fouud in [aerobe!. or viciintY ; antl. • ~,a,,,,D1 their four, tht4r smitten aml uneKl6olol return shoal adviser if bike had not done it-well! the more 110
101•CIII•yinit the 10.2..ti0,11,. 1111,e 14 its ...i. ...n-i. by , I •.. 1, s., .3 1,1..•.,:, '.., sob .... thi• tri • iil,. hi ,le of 1 .„- ~, if, ;,,.,1 t-,,,. I'. s!,,,ie moil Mr, C,desi le:, %on, :eft it ho Coc• jar; t . sar wheCter they Were satished ilah ll ugh hear upon 60 years ..f age, he will guarantee t.• ' i,.•ing known tio Very few ',enema. Notwitlistaleling the as it was all NUM' and nonseme ; Augustus had never
the French. Rome wilt Is, ell thee,l by t!..• Politoli ~1 o lc!, 1,.., ..., 'I ,• i 3 , 1 •..1.,,,,, 1.,- ii.: eh, 1•,-• I 111 1 3,...-• • ~••,... I for ,1 e.l••d. at I. . ,ii. I. the e‘t tel., 11011 file prisoner had umktl the inatru• venture the same results with more ease to hintself and f do: start, let us lope that the jourtiey through life way twat,. her at MI. Nu ; ahe would xna go back in Mr.
troop*. Ne spoilt di troops wit! aid, r S .4. :II .r.lte.,. A. .1 • r,- ..- .. ,• ~ d .11., 1.• 1... 1, r 0.11 ...lel .1,....•••• 1 •1•• I
....• I, • 111 ;1:• 111 I.li •l•. t• m.o. utereitants at Lit...the-1. neart for • le• ',meow ell. lg ll il. his subject,. than does Mr. Itarey, who, he is prepared to Le a plemant one. lawalr's carriage. She had ber own brriugham at the
A""4". :Itlkti n'n "I th° P"i'd '''''Y ""'-' c•4""n• :" ' ' '.•'., '. ''" ' ":' I :•-:: "• •• 11. II"' "411 "to"' ''i•'1,•••••• ~.., t•• .. •••••,, I-D..' ,•• a. a men I..nt ~...I tot, idol •••1 at . The jsi. f. ain I the prio.ner guilty, lott nrei mumendol proye, IS not the &wove n.r of this system of hone, i • door. I was thutulerstrock on arriving at the portal
tr4l.. 1." .0, .-. • 1.,1 •., ~,,.. 0-.. 0 -,,•• of :0, • N.,•01i. C.ler,• are fel, , r iok•
..„ I .., .•,,, .„ ~.. am: tir• :admit w.t :i • I.• ..0.01. I 1,1,11 1,1 ....,-, yoo owntid oi his a,;e. tattling, mi idleged by him ; in fact, that ais not ail , Tile .FATAL PoACHINit ArrRAY IN Henrs.- The
tif the holt to see that the comipage in cluestMo ass
General lAllltirieiere Ilan 1..31 Llloy inspectan; the o.- , 1,. 4- .•• ~ le' "! . • -d•d'. ,ev• ie.dld •• ,d ~ ,i. .„. os o :•,d, w!, ,•Ii c..• ;.-..int .1: .11... g .1 ttttt o• I Ilr. .1 ..i.i,••• Keiillh-.ii ill rem.ing seittire. saia it wal Aio..btan diseovery at all." 1 inquest on tile unfort matte man, .1111111 Selitirook. who ,
really thioe-and in it • party with whiskers. "(bile in
garristat... -•• ' .'"'••• "''. ; '''•l ' ''' ".. fr ''•' ''' ' ''l , '..1 '1 -', 1,• ~ •-•, .oe. !,•,1 i..i.,0.._1, 0!, .o,,iair lon OW sal •oftaoi a, I. ,infol ,Igiy c. p .s.. se.,tettee niaen A person .4 the so la fOr the a,b,rti.vinent. At two o'clock there ' was killed' on the entat" .d Ssr Thomas Sehright. at
. miusin Frelerick 1 " she cried out, do •full as ea al.Ye
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oro.re b,wabl. Cita tin •-cruss.-Frolin 3'• DiTv•orce a Van
'l''"' i('''. l''th i'he• th'.' I ',•""i.; ••••";.• "I Pio • I.X• T. I, •'•• `• •". , - • • ' •• I" •d • •': 1 1!•• - 1."!'" ' - •"` . .• -. ay When. el• 1:1•• 101: itta:loi ef the karie il j,...g• that no* we: MK the prisOarea (.....0 ier. nic, awl the tor a.llll•ssitni sole as high . a prima and lialf.a guinea . wound fn 11l a poocher, commenced on Sotunlay aften
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Val h.t. Ellllll MOO : 1.4. or 31.;••- to, - T•... ear.. rx• ••1 IL, . i_... •,' 1.- ,le ..: ••1•f.• h ~ : I , t,,,., ~..• .j.‘ - 1 ..,' ,:,. 1. t.-a• too .3 .• in sti lo .11 ~f the .1 i.t, :mt. ' 1.,,5t a Oleo. r Io• n•III.I 10.,NN a .0. tliiit lie ie. kept in petrol rilell. The 1•10Ceillillip. Mere heed by . g„,,11e. atom before Mr. 1 lay, comner. The evidenco of only
pre.....1 in yoor ktter le ill • it, ... 1, • 'io 111 • .1... in ty ~ e g 1!,•• ~, • oil i food.: - ••T •,.. ••• ..I• i ... 1.. o•o•, •i r. • .•• ,i 3 :',.• ,01,,,'e of tha am Dint. ,t wOl ..r.anat• . ! seta it tde for six Vt...r•. 111.411, WlOl Illipeored t.l hate been nitiner:ted With Koine one witness WAS takeit, triat of Mattliew Rargess, who Tile GREAT TASMANIA. --- On Monday Patrick
at. hiemo in dr. iir . Catii" ••,• :in I "i..:" i' •" i'i RY ''' 'i' '.. I!. '" \ I I"" •ti•-I II '•-•'" I. i' I. il i".l 'IT '''• " ..• i .:, - a 5e...... tor tli •td inic if • for 1..;:s11). ,In the c tome .kf tite Dial the pri.ott r's enumel luet cireun. awl who enlargett with illliell eitilohitsis Olt the ' Wne 011 e id the keepers present whet' Se:Mr...dr woe WI eelan, anti Tumalicy, James Hullaway, soldiers who
der sm., hp, oa•gi., tr. 111 l tic I, .'l. r :co:. :-. • ~.. t. ~ .. . , : 1,- ..t• : „oat 31, v. la. .-, •4 a , ai. • • ,-. ‘.!, ta'ten ad oi.je.ti,... Ow toe .IVltn: .1,1 .ra• ion enil.l tu.t antieinity .1 Mr. 11,,rey's methml. Without going no far I slud• The en T expriese.l a wish th.t the pma came h 1111 l e Inma Imam in the Gnat Tamnania,dini at the
f srtiew reply 1 c.f.,. yell to ~,y • I •V• Ii• : 1 tk,.... 1j I I 5.",!..- '1 .•• dtt \ r moped: he ree •o!.• I lit et olctiCe, 111. .1. the gt•outel that as to ac•ert that Nteitaine aeldied it to hia -a-lionsea. , would not puliliali the evidence until the e :tuition of Liverpool workhouse, the former fniin dropov and the
we •!..tt IA 11 .1 fer tov •.df. I. mt t.eC.•skt- 44 y ar ' ,-. .. :1, !t I: wit .W AV C.C.IPAN V. : ',ell •I, ch.r 3 ....1. kkew only adsoinable when the cause he Inaba:Aiwa that it was as ohl as the employment ut • the inquest. We may however atate, without any pro- latter f lysentry, induced by their sufferiug* en
.Maje de's meth row o i., .1 eLs ....,...iii:ted lov en ur tin. r.. ~ :•.,••I'. •••,• .i.•. N 1.•• C•ii. ri • 0., anti Mr; Kit.olou Wo• e . ~t ,I,,thi w.,4 ill .1.1.`11011. . Illinrea for the service of men. After these remarks Ire iha
_ bility of our itupeding the comae of juatice. olie oW board this vessel. Ae-ortling to the esleulatious of the
instrgatair. of ytotte it ~ s, r-. tell hate nuhit..teol ye ~ so-If Sided. e•"••.-td ler 1 •.• Id •i••ii.i .M . Ibitt, !It. s .11,.. ow i 8.. ! 11,.. Jodie. Kra: to z note sajO he should reserve tb.• inbo•to • I the arolienee th.,t 31r. Telfer w;as unmade, f ' two of the princiiel bets ill Duet:en:2s evidence. It governor of the worklaunne thew hos been, including the
t., the ime...h....0t of tho . I,..tdh, eel ~et y ,:l I, r.,...• % :s:r .PI 1 •!.• 1,1, 111 s: To I;:ii:s Is It i. seta 4,11. K ,••• , ..• a, r.• ,•• II 1...•1 for 11,.• ....nil ulie. 111.-NO.II ler 111 C l'ollit 14 I rierird Aut.. al. an I. tu the indinposatoit, tu atlend ; and, also, that he had not lorelt mower. that the three keepets came up to the three men abovettientiened, one death in every 13 ot the
bable to hit •er. pithida ...30 5...111 I to., ce,13... te 1 • - .1 •• ',.• .1! .. l'. •' :ler NI j• dv (fa. •h I .I.Wia '1.,,, "e •3 1 a '....1 10....1,1 I,' the wife. a, Ail 11'11i- . .11,111111,:e ••11-1 ellol the Vsechtooll Of the sentence. TM: able to • •ll • I 'III F ..ny Viciolls Isorse. Tae 1.0.11wr% ai a sPoi "here two
pnalint it_ ON 0 . ii•idlia cross emit other in mbliers wilco elllbarked 101 board die ,drip.
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I I MO. ;•1. 0.1 tia• fr.,•r., ei i :dr. •1 ..e.s. I :,••:diri, t•• ricover .1. ii ie... oi, ; urnimer SOlll.l, !macre., ..111.tiat 111 cosi ..iy• - ' audience reccivea the ilitchigellee Very gotabhaturetfly : a wood. An ...am a* the keepers, who knew the T.., •
n . (.ItEAT EV4TEtte.-A fatal accident occurred on
e.,:tr Mr) ....tr Ill.t ••ilii 1. a .100, ... 111 l )... IWil I a' 1 ~,!. 1 .• •••.. e5..."..00• oi I. t• l'il 3, ! , in• ~If ..i ,• , • .•I; ~,,•I :.., • I,,:•Iro, ftr 1....: sil.i dis•-•• ! plir D: thi- tr al 1... the cola am comded with ran I, an het, seenod r.ther a elieved than other Wise. , pottelieril Were Cl.ose At hand, saw the Mell, theV sprang Sun•h‘v week front the eapaizing of a boat which was
Tit.' :v",, ,"',I 1., •• . • •,,.,•,., ~i I:, r loia La al 10-in: kill, .1 on tle• I . 111 l ... one :ea.' 01 the galiery he.og ,:0t.,,1,Arf fur the.r Mi.,,
.tslaion wits then intro sumo'. Sire Inm exactly the :at them. hut were receired hy two duds. one ;if altieli leaving dna leviathan ship, and tbe foreman of the
. look ot a 'mimeo daughter, and scene. young for her i killed Seabrook on the spot, an•l the other wriously carvier.tera who ere at work on b..ard wax unfortunately
ode I wounded +mother keeper namthl TI as C....k. Mat- drowned. There were five or six tither pernons in the

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(14 (~re Mr. .111-t Wit lemry.l
isv ADE rm.-rivg F r:t s Plt WPATT.-
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...-. Two or three ssitlies ii:ere brought in ; tley ini, .
not the slightest ohjectiou to have their kgs tied up, Clew Burge. the ti.ird keeper, at once niade his
I and they were, of eaurse, then thrown down without escape. Neither of the keepers had guns, but the
1 wadi trouble. A few cares•eii were judiciously applied ; deceased bad a sis•harrel revolver in his pocket. Pre-
A an I tl.e, were rapidly ounin rads Lase to turn the I vious to Burgess's escaping one of the men struck at
:moo Is' •' dangerous naure mild."
t The 6' hybrid" aye I bins with the butt end of his gun, but Maw,. warded
. . .srkahly bke an ill- 1 iiff the blow with his stick. The iteincst was adjourned
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boat. but they were sa.ed, the unfoitutiate carpenter
being the only lemon area ned.
DesTnt•cnoN or A WoasTED MILL AT MANCHESTER.
—At a quarter to 7 o'elock on Thuraday morning the
workpeople in the wonted mill of Ilewrs. Livening And
IlArkeiot4e, ManclieKter, became aware that •

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.1..0rt 11,, f. a 10r,,,..• .let e, t • %'l. it'd er in Liverpool, , caret to tra-e-notatiated eye remarkahly . - -- - • , _ .
•• •,,., .r ra r ...i, ei 1,•• -am of C125(10111 JoOOO, Wllenry, g,,,,,med, os-en:rout, rshetland. The performances were till next Saturday week. Hve men nave been appro-
., r ....J. ..i.o ot L.eriatol. ...mind iti. by Miw• Asliton's attendant operating On a hooted on suspicion of being concerned in the affair.
It aprs-an d C., .1 in Jule, 1115& the i laintilf waa cm- . full see,. Ily engage-I from Clare-market. The brute DE.I.FRATI. ENCOUNTER. A most desperate encounter
PI"Yv l in ll' .44. it L'" t"1"11"tv "D'l arr'''' " 1W."." ' ,Illl•rea .lh "1"""1"4 tes.l'l'? C.Y. 4".'4."1:' beef', 'l"' lik,' occurred at Sheffield.
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at an early tttt r 014 Sunday mini.
" lli:vd A l';•11..•id 31"llti.oll•erY• twd°ll.:ilig to N. v ' other stout persoriagei, nicruunig MS Keel en twou esio
0r1.,111N, a 110 at lOW bow of 1111.•tiry's bankruptcy. in deiitly approved of the Jultwantiati maxim, Mg, fetween a burglar an-I the landlord of the Ebenezer
tavern, in Bewail-street. A little before I o'clock Mrs.
14 sr. o r, o 1.,t0 the -um of 1:1:0S.10. which sum was sill
•'- Who drives fat oxen-should himself Le fat)- Gregory, the latollady of the beerlitruse, was awttke by
Oa in 4 ill i,:,,'. Ti c llt Mid went to :4,,,ithaiiiptoir. ' t , a "se in her bedroom, andl on looking at the foot of
it was cstasi .1 310ittgoinery would Loot 11.111 ' lie was remarkalily gond tempered. Ile allowed ma
' • he lied idle Jaw a roan Crolivileti against the drawers,
~.•• so ani. r then if le fro o New York. The pl, t i ttt di s hort It.ZPI (0 he tied op without offering the slightess
A tiding her linshatol's trouaers pockets. She at once
aa, in., ......I a tin a .1.-> rlt nit, of Ment,., •ry, a war- remonstrance ; but being two obtuse to amtpreheno
awoke her husband, awl borne listely the burglar t1ia-
,,•,1 1,.c iiis ai.p.t.l., lido, and ilistrurtions how to pro- alt ,t Ili,ia heat expect, II Of hilll. lie relllailled a Very
eea ; bat a• 31. mtg. t .ry did not 140 at Southampton. biog. time oil his knees before lie could be persuaded to chtut,sic,r;er,.l.4ltoerywia:
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:t, . in. !.t 1., Paris. wo.re he I.a imi iiitet view Sitio ihe iiiiall. liVell lie was at last lel to comply with the
°ollar they struggled together Oil the door, but, the
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ta• ,irl. Wall Lin ass!stiurce if it Prioisian estahlislied rule ; und on the whole the performance
burglar being the stronger of the two, lie got out of the
o !leer is was foind that Montgomery fad landed at ' may lie pronotioced to Inter been as succe•aill es-en as
ratio on the Watling at the head of the staircase. The
II .. ry frit It lire ate. .r. Bates proceeding thither, it tine famous exploit of the distinguished Mr. Briggs.
, ... ,11.coservil tfat Nlootg ttttt •ry. lord left Havre for • glainndloorn.g.l it,t,irlyl rid•ot:iair
t.lhliisstaliiiirsild of
Theiirf.nt,lti,et bduo.rig,rl.airmidraugi;
Paris on tfe dans vs., il itg. Atter returning to Paris, 1
[ldes war, ma, ii diffi.olty found the bob.' in which the ' —_ .. _ . _... ._ _ . .-
into a large yard. had previously been oubolted and
dello print. was r•-olilig. .1t this time the der...imam had BURDLADY AND MURDER Al' STAIWOIW.
----- placed wife Ortnt. PO that when the two rusdied the
bout of the stairs the thief hail no difficulty- in drug-
-4,t, "“ervir,w ivli„itm""L';:nts.:eli ,81li:,,,l iet(ti .I:iin r;;,;`," II t ors t!orhy was on Thurwley last charged before the ging hi opponent into the yavti. Ann they were in the
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" -°- till'ii ii " - I-- -...,;.- -- -^ %-- "..." :';‘`' ' lairortai.r liagiarAteil With the murder 14 Elizabeth act tif paasing through the lloor Gregory atruck the
ine,m ~,, ~ ,0taa....,T....td0.r.011ery it.tenlidti. oi mato. am .
l'ullt 1)i suffocation, choking, err-angling, and burning burglar a del....rate blow under the ear, and both fell
es. lie to tee r.ilaay star oil. awl thence to I ;1,11,1,1. ;
il r ';'..11',1 also with breaking into the dwelling-lortise of together timler the laxly tif a cart which was standing
!.•,• Bates, being tin the wateli, fad ,W .•.I tile . Alt la the refr
rail •V .V mlOa •dl. 'II I th• re Arrege I lAali 51.airg.init.ry el. ',I. - sl ii.l stesling tocion 100 sovereigns, a in the yard. After a struggle tif five or six minutes
and his wife. WM!, iii c0.t.0 ly th Ifi e ~•eir ant La so
fon..rew a.th M•liagaalery. tile remit beiog that the 1:11.1-. oOrt',..',"'Six".l;:tl•l raigs, a ipaantity u_f Ailver plate, and the thief again got the ultper hand. and dragged
FOrtunately. :assistance now arrit‘l, for the landl..a.
a ~.,r71,..7.4....t.,..t,,,,:r:
cp.r.,...rldit.):;. The prisoner is about 50 Gregory towards tfe gateway, legamg jet° the „te,e.
I ater paol 1.1.00.1. and was allow, a t go at large. The
P.:ie. ;-e.dit Harrison, of the Stamford borough police. crier; tit " l'obee !" nod the wife's screams of " Murder !"
plairddis ti-ii il coarge for ids ...ervices was E 2 2s. per "I. ,On Monday, the Illtii of Marett, I. was had attracted the attention of Sergeant Moore and a
:ay, and his mid ty fir tr.., ILO,: alai otilvr elpetibrit
1..; eted to miter the 'demises of Elizabeth Pul.ey, ram watchman. and these wrung to the help of Gregory
gory
b.."' 1:,.37' ; unit "v" 41-1,"1;" ilk'''. "ni," ir %I'm", : lived ill tile Iligh,treet, St. Mortar's. I ...eta RI Cook- brought the struggle to a conclusion, and the thief Was
a • 'as.... on title al ~,,, 111. 0. ~,,, ne ey rec,s.it toroogo
, pony .011 Mr. George and constable Dalrymple and taken into custtsly. The offi- era recognized him as a
hi, iti,,•_ruAleat3lity.
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r I..": I.- t::'j lill "ceuun" -. it ii A ladder sealtal the *oath wall of 3liss Pulley's discharged policeman named Peter Lynn.
:di Ih e el:dirket ti. ele sari her .41111 U. ....,,. bnck pr-titim.A. I got over into tile garden, and then,
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.r.SI 110 t: - lives -urred till this tin m
.A most laentable accident, attended
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. . •i, door. kt in Mr. George and the

fire had broken out in one of .the rooms of the ground
door. The building is situated in Water•street. it is
five storya high, and is connected on every story with a
six.stery mill occupied by the same tins, and known as
the new mill. The old mill had existed about 40 years,
and having become saturated with oil, every part of it
was easily inflammable. The fire spread upwards from
story to story awl from room to room with a rapidity
that has perhaps, never been exceeded, and in less than
15 minutes the whole of the old will was in a state of
bastion. The damage will amount to between
and L'...10,(XX), and will probably be covered by
insurances. The energy and perseverance of Mr. Rose
and his firemen elicited the highest praise from those
who witnessed it, ant, it was matter of evident astonish.
went that a muck greater ruin was averted.
THE CoLoURING MATTER or LEAVES.—In commu-
nication to the Academie des Sciences, If. Fremy stated.
as the mutt of his experiments, that the chlorophylls
of plants is in reality composed of two substances--one
yellow, soluble in ether, and one blue, soluble in tido-
rhydrie atimmi. He has been enabled to separate them,
! and presented them to the Academy in their isolated sou-
ieUl Tmmei.
THE WISH IS FATHER TO THE THOUGHT.—Sows
Palais Royal publisher, in his chart, has already annexed
the Channel islands, which are usually supposed to
belong to her Britannic Majesty.
INCRE.oiI OF THE TURKISH ARMY.—In view of the
unsettled stat, f western politics, and of the insur
reetionary aspect of affairs in Semis in particular, the
Porte has decided on raising an additional corps (torsos
of 40,000 men. This new force will be recruited from
the reilifs of Boumelia and Anatolia, and partly from
the garrison of the capital and the imperial guard. Its
head quarters will best Shawls. under the command 1.1

TilE TWo
The Merit ti. t bolegloil

so quarters Will De Di 0.111.11.,
Ismail Pachs, and brigades will he posted along the
Servian frontier—with a strong one at Niel'. When
strengthened by this new force, the army of Roumeha
willnumber upwards of 71,000 effective troops.
SINGULAR PHENOMENON MI • SNOWSTORM. About
two weeks ago a terrible snowstorm raged in Upper
%Validate, accompanied on Longton Heck and Swinhopir
Fell by a singular rolling noise in the air, which resem-
bled the noise of musketry. On the morning of tie 16th
ult. many of the shepherds proceeded on to the Fell to
look after their sheep, when they were astonished to
tind the ground, for the space of a mile in length and
half • tulle in width, covered with large pieces of lee,
which had evidently fallen from the clouds. It war w
though a mountain of ice had been suddenly ahattered
and the fragments scattered over the earth. The blacks
were of such a size that at a little dietetics they resew'
bled a flock of cheep. Providentially, neither sheet)
nor human beings were on that taut of the n.oor &mug
the storm, for to have been struck by one of these piece'
of ice would have entailed instant death.
FATAL ACCIDENT. --A fatal accident, attended with
some rather aingular circumstances, took place OD TDeP
day at Falcon Drawing-dock, Bankable, Southwark. it
appeared that on the afternoon of that day • carter in
the employ of Mr. eliamberlayne, a carman was seat W
the doek to take s load of bricks from • barge that war
lying at the dock. He lad • cart abd one bore. and it
appeared that, it being nearly low water at the tour lir
arnved, lie drove into the water clo‘e to the barge, sod
was about to commence loading. It smears that ei
the spot there is a very sudden fall in the shore, Su
whether the horse had reached forward to drink, or
from some other cause, he stumbled forward into d' I'
water. The carter, who was in the cart, and had the
reins in his hand, was seen to make a strong effort to
pull the hone up, hut did not succeed, aud in an notant
lio:se, cart. and man sunk in deep water, the veldt°
being witnessed by a number of persons who acredo°
to the spot. An alarm was, ot course, iieuiedianl
given, and &age were procured, which were used e.
once, but strange to say, no trace of either cart, bore_i
harness. or the unfortunate driver, was discovered. an"
although the search has been continues! ever siuce. d
has bee-is with the same result. The cart was a berg
vehicle, moth as is usually employed fur carrying bncl'h
and it is conjectured that the driser had, while drag
gling in the water upon his first becoming iiiirelrei.
got entangled with the urine ID the hallo's', and *hid
tt
whole ulnas went to the button, ; and persons scquive
with such matters have ezpresived an opinion thol
the action of the tide it has been carried prulabll te"
considerable distance down the river. A few yeam ligei
it apj ears, a barge was sunk at Waterlwebridgc.'ndisi
was never seen again until it was foiled dolling.
Erith, a distance of 20 mike from the scene of
original accident, no trace of it being seen at ela';
the bridges through which it must have boated. "Ls
the Pool ; and it is conjectured that a similar remit.'
take place in the present instance.

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Tat. wow. fr 011 Set', an:vein:l •E. a the colt& y .7, ' • _ ••• 1.4 ii ii for the recov..r of i'.351 2+. 4.1. the ..
• tratotedting tier g 1..• f.,E.. aid.... ~• b. r..i-e li• r •t, in - The .1. fence was that the A. 1.4. of the plaintiff was ;'-
oy opening the garden door, let 1,1 ....
arslvrii.... ta I ••• 0.1.1..ive I ID, platot Ifs as iii•peetvr, to
tentipid, 11011014 tllald.: t ••• -10'00110,o OF IIII• Etigli-li (Icor' ita 11; that the sum fetid was amply It it to
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IV • •I• ...Ivo: • 1 ace,oralli ;IV. :•••• .• 1 V ... .41S. so. 1.11 ,o.•. , .1•;,... Ile sle I " Not lialtle." ISM an tall Oitcs.eittriance, and saw mdlting there. We
It is 1441erte I that foreign attelts are ell learomirg to ~ C.i..! .... :, LI I:•• , e .1... i. Wv, :.., I .a.t.•,..... th .t t '.....• , in rSsln•Ct. id ilte C.lO, the plaintiff 11.1.1 giten a lll.llarge
then bsikr4l illte the room Doi the opp.r.ite side, the
\i a 1....•••,.....; of the 1•11• I t Irt 44 Me•srs. lhilibin, In ..• .
111.4.01 ii, • a ...rty deuriii.ii•...: Ili, anta• v .thot of ••‘i,. yto, ,„ ~..- •,....,,,.i,„ „. t 1t.,7,i. a , tt , 1 t; . li lor ',iv ", hole el•iiii.• , . .
~ . „,,,,f whit., was rd-tir open, and ttiere, uti the hearth.
I if
lit • .t••
Et:4l,m.. i 1..1..., Is itiokon :au act,. pr00v;;.... •. to, ii , ~„
.„, ,; , ;,..,,, a., a,pre. 0 wit. 111, ne .011, rot a t"I•4„. fore liftrr a brief t'OM•llltittlim. returneli a %es i „saw the bode a the ilece.sol, Mi.ta Pulley. The 1..1y
V. i ' ake h• r 111. • '3'.../...• \ '.' 3 j,, ~,-.• ~f Is. wad.: hy a call 011 the anti.- al f '• •
an it. e tiployin,t ev.rr me ot. ti ... 1, ..,.•r, All .ai Itit I. , t. • 1 J.
.-..... at 1:•• .1,,, , • .1.:1-• rie. 1 I-4-,..L.l ill letteiVe the , • • . . !.. It I ,L. 4. .rur I wit • tit n- My within about three or four iIICIIC. of the fire-grate,
W expeetml *Wail. 1....... u. y io, tin:es:duple , ..,.. •.. o. w i.e..... . ..r. • 0 ~ a IL a •
I.• ... Lis, .1-, I• r •..„ .t.• i. , i •ts• 6,." li•-••le 1" "•I''''• elh.b. : Mr. l'u• .iit, hooded storekcep,r ; and tir. F. et or the plaintilf fur law
on the east side of the 1.1.411._ ltecea•ed lay on ber
of Hi,. lowan Islands la fore ber est.:. . back, with ber hea4l iot the heartlistww. and the hotly
Tr,. a , ..• :, ~ 4ri ... of .•Itle Se. •Il .11.1 . KIDNAPPING OF COOLIES.
.1 ....., ~.o• •• 1.. i .1.: old. IS., aille ill. 1., tors 11114 li-11.11,..,
All the P.M% r. 011..tht not to Is. I. •••• 4 E,o,•111, ill oruer ' isoity . Ili -• r.; .•• .. re ...., A OVige potion of witooll Were •..., ,i,,. , ~, ~ o,
~,,,,. ii,„,,ff,,r, I„,• •,,,,,!,,i• ~,,L as prim. in • slanting directi,m, in f tof the grate ; from the
to prevent the rapetiLlM 14 SO 11. ploraldv all Rel. .-.___.
• .44 .111.•.11.. las TvAni. s, are II a t t 1“.11. i.••• ...Inlet it t.... ..‘. ~,•„., a m .t......, ~f II;.., ill I. is, the p. , '
-------- .. a.- •••• ••• •..•t ro t thr•-•• w..• tett a. 0p.,. tho ere r... ail • .I.•fentlaht„ whose tioata c„.Ti„;.!,,,,,ltani!_ist.ri:ii jxi
itir.l4.l,sinoaf
wa lettitieert!rerorgiathecousalluliiared
, ,„, ......• 1- .. , • .... t 0.16.11 .1 ... t 0... iteht. A tioid•r ,„l ~, ......,,,, i, ,i I th„ ,t,.„,,,,,,L T;,,,,1,,,,,, I salzur.lde rail t dwo: n.w:r,d,,,sk tfilt,e,,,rkstv:n
• PRUSSIA. • ~,oy ,a csut.fii. 17:71e.wii wt!t.tet tutetnr!
1 fro... t...• -•....., • t ....op I: ‘,...•, 'Jo. st I.l.•em.is.ri,
.....1% ..ttlilo Cii• lo the tr or., too.. n-liti,.. to the "TatiEll FROM AMERICAN SIM'. lieit.!,,lewoenr.e,!r,..rl:l„,ie.2i....f t Anliirtou.l:l.lerc tr
ciaorliniintlei„eagnrlt,,,,,,,,„al:t4l
tt the
Tile Kern Zriftrity •:•"•11 --• The reply of Prteeda to . ita• ht.. 1.•.. t .., . i r..f..1 ar, 1.,c ....,1. tt 1.. iytirldt...l
.c b:dv had been destroyed by fire. The remains of the
••41., . it1ii41.14,11•1 II.i• I •..1 4.44. lIV the first they ought o ~. slow A1.,,,,,,.4.. aitar, state , _
'r te Abon' 29 days
M. Th,,ovowi•,, 41,..piteb i• in ro..lity ,11 J r t:i.. r ev,,ive ,' Et tt •1.-.., ont _ ...., , ...i... ..., ~.. - ~i,..1, roe creve ,‘;
~ vaz,, lA,
;00l .•1,:•.„, I,t. ha Ate t,ttki
cli Drot •r• It ext.'',Are A ..1,..;i4v that on account 1 .1. Oa" I.,•••••••:. c .o. . r..-.• 1 ..'„ -t- ..1-,-',•tt l-r-1" 1".1,.* C 1,1,21, ii„.l 1..-r trt, ,I.t ,•.- ••1:••••1 791; the Cott:Debt, ~..... 1 w.... sellino •111, at the ....4% rii ...think 'lwo men chl.°•ol:sshlieltisdhl7t7cll:l"ip.eruil''"ulcal::l'""' I was In iii. Ik•tocett the left
been fully drestawl. A
it ..• .11ilteall'on a '• •V••y, kit it t• .1.11.4. hti
e C1i.1.4- • ee t/11 ril i ..V. 1...• 1, ~.. 1 Hoeft, Al....listr, o.litl 11.1olle• ~,..,,,..:.,,, I ow, ai..l Dwi.l they could sell me Wall" 1011. r 'in aim tha ....a, the top id the candlestick iner 'g a
hi It ..o.t 11..1.1.'11 i1i.141/11, .44.1 far I:3.01AI. at the
le re•-•• 1 .... airtitest• A, re:..r is the thauts of s ,i,,,,.r. i ~,,„ „0. ~.,• ~ t, 1., i!, ..• p1yi,4,,,0, h.:F.,. 1,i....,m, •,„.• .. toms 1.1 tte, ai...1 at tc. very don.. mte• VIM i•ilt, .jir,tin ta a..,....., at; hotly. The tli•tilen were wholly burnt
1.13.1, Pripatia cutM it vet s• it her r.•ple ;•Da • 1..,.. .4 . fee 1., .n 1..,L li .s.•,.itl. i ' i.' ..it 1::. kai.e. with ,f.ri 'ii:',...r,',,.:',:','‘;',,4,,'"t :,li. i. . 1 it'. i'''l'''',4....i i"
"21
2i'v'ral
, oit ....to arms, lian artly 4.1 f the upper portion of the
~ ~ .... awl, after giving i., ;
to•• Fed •r. Itow. ii. Toe...tab-no it: t ...a. 1•1 0 0 . io, ..I. t i..••• 10 .1 vti •Isre, 11, a I.olta ... f... II •iii,lii. ••., 1114 000000
, eli air f..r all ii.....i.0.„ ti...• :....,.., loot' loss on Wita.lilig 1111 Wl' A -AA°. ;'n' A, ' 'A. •',.‘, ' , . • .• k.I if I
i w.' ` '''
"1 im
l li'ke" M • Mr`iitgii vr'''"' 1..1a. 'rile legs were act all lournt. There appeared to
1%,.. lin Itimr.l a junk in the river. I went un 6.4401 ••• v. 1
t111,•••1 ll.Ahus,•nt two tor...n. d . to- bue,iirte, ,-.,... • •1• ur. . I'4:- :it- i• • , .t't•'. •.'t t..1-..1 :t i " •.1. 'lt- 'l' .1. ••1 •. -I•.'" "t a I '+.llll ' l'lloll,. on .....ra W111:11 61111/ •U. its t• I.e the Julie* hot stiltle COCering, as a vest., lying over the
t...• e Inert. am...bid, 1 Iv, '. EOM 7,. 2 1., otootlitr.l ti: • .a,;,,,, to
totot,,,.r.ttc. I
~,.f...,1...,..,.
6 f 1 f tl t tine up per ...rt only iambi
to fell asle illform.,lli. ~,, W.III•iill idly i.• di •4`,...i.“ it.... 1 •••1'••.14•Ii •ti it t dn. ed. in••• 14 t .• ~.I• , 4 I. aity : .re part .. tle a:.r, so la le
~. • , s .Ulv 41 W., ?11, ••• s.' .' ~.• I 1" • ..i.. A' i'".• Th" l'l"'!''''f• .. el
t• " 1 i 11 1 • ten with a thick
.%no,lier 11,1COUla i,, tha, ,• • IV. ...-1.0.1 ,1,11• il, of t .... ...., 1it....• • , ile •••,. ‘• .t..•. I . ) . .• ..'.e . I 110,1. •10•1••••• W• S erne y Dth .
WM taken lack
1. thstimtly Seen. A kninet wlikh the deceased had
le •1.1i..1 that thry mit it. ..l. tile et,t.,..t0rd.... on hemg
I ...., . ea.aing a itundr.... 1.l ow. on Ai I.nrts 14 my en wits partly burnt away. Tie right arm was elevatvwl
totr•11"I'A c'wil'a "11 ti'" Ithi'''' I'"' I''''' ''''' '''''''l• li'.'`. ''' i' ''. I A i'''' ' " '•'''''•• ;" I I 'PI '''. I`i" l'""Y w"' ' • wic, I, ,1, I. It•I .11 . th.., he woo d 4,4.1, the:li, Vida
1 ii.. 4 311.1 Val 1 11... t if I did it. t a ...- 1 was willing the
of It In is to he at E MI. 1......• 11•••••-n. on ta • W1ti...,.... , • •..• .- •it l'• hi i•li.i. i'•E •It .• 1.1•1].. •• ..1i S.•••1111I.S. at ii • tla ~. n.ethi i.,• t.... i.i.lc, an. I, if there .4 re, that lie
11l ''
.t.. 1
Tim toner will he t. ille nght Wink, hat the milimiy , L•• . ii• .•1••, .-• ,I• •••. I• h.'-i• eVi' l••• I'. 1...:-.••r•ovs •n toe a ~. •• ~0 in 11,.. „ma. imai ..ith thevi.” Ile h.t 1 ati . , , , floor. The fingers were partly burnt itlf, and the
with the ell w.• ceding t/11 the
authurities have lung lo.i•nted R. I.• it, b.10.i. ! "'.i:"''''''.'" '''" I ' ''''''. 'I •v- I''`l• 1.".1.-•''''l ''' '' /;.•••• . thr.ol2ll t ..• tr .1•••,i-v iOl t ,k, n a tea ling iwrt, :did • the foreigner notke.l I 0..114.1, killed. 11114
i• •.• I•• li ~..r.t........1.•• ••• i 111 a ititiq sit, • . • , • .. • .
Ill". ‘."." 1 sal 110 V ..• t.l eke... .01 hiv diet..tion. I•• • It el fei •ii ee''..ll ag'" win Ii lay out frum the hotly, wan also a good deal
being Ltral.., 11/11 a it.. 1... en to ic or t.
ti.;' wety ii row into the Evi.r. I consented then,
. brlD:eiti la
iiettliv:riv of ttliii: Ibtuadny.; was elarml. The kft howl,
. .lies from
.I,:ii sirl i.rel; 0.'.• 1 ... ono r. :-.1.•• .1: ift..l towards , •i•i;,. • ~.,,„ i,,,,,;.„i „ l ,r- •IT - i • •
~C 1..• ii.llri,itt %het 11114 1 esnlaitL..l wt .° I t arm 1,11,i Vic hotly.
AIiEItICA. , 1!.:li•ii It ,y, at.....er ~....vt,..11 1, ~ in,. i.. cit ot.,t.rve.t by , . ; , Isctra at a,1,..111"1," ' •Me.• • the clothing lay .I.w-en the kl
I hut not so ...mit as the right. Some ca
lie
~ ~.,•,,, awl •te. titg I.e.coold tot 4-1,..rg• Ilia. meteor)* ,„„ ,lit 11.•W11 /11•11. W.
. , ,
~... I
a.
„,,,,,,,.
it
. 1,....m.,,..,taht ,
iit,,...,g
ti, S..titte 1111:e., ...tivlr th•lsi •
.forti •igh gorilli,l.. niatni,:arlititi,,,,ini. .
I w.. alln "11. 0.0 • 110. wS I .t.t. •
Friimi a report it will 111, seen tlot tli. Artit•riC.lll4 ' "'il. :” I I':.:'_ ''''' I• ‘' \ ' h'i I'''''....''''''W."' r''' ..' t1...r. I did in it her is any rings or jewelry anywhere
mpe.ir to have taken sides „i t,„13, „,..,i„, mii.,,“1., „ sent i al. to . • -..-
.1 ,i• • Iti t' e toi .....itt... wo up, w.- . i ...• e .toeratteiti rest t.. 1 ID ; qv. •• healing. ' idla Wit rhe body 1114 414 appear to he at all elevated trona Ole
i I :101 111ot aw .re struck me wilts Ii es for haviog n•-
awl a f.,reiginic. a ••• hat country
&bola. The tire .a. out, but there was • strong 1111111.41
the Struk4le hoar ra,:iiitt in Ilev.co. i ood .1.%. 1.44 14 44 V•i.r. •i ilit ••• v %shill her %Awn . .,,,., ,ki,,,. „,. ii„a.te,,,,,e.t ;c0.., to swear ill. IC lu • , ' '
- Tw 'W.A.., 11111 S 111 CI • :4 1 1 ati have been entirely of a ,
,•;"•'r•."•••-"-'''r •-• i ..." •ti lie ri i,:e "I the 11,t',11 h•""le ~.., ;..., ; , ... • ' • Ill! geil mid Iw. ...,." la 10w• It.v peat and • paper, apparently Is•I•1 featly fur lighting,
.i 0 .c• .4 r. c• . . Of burning till in the rot it lit the grste 1 satw wlllii
•
nataiii•Dl eh tracter. .t 101 l 1,,r the t•0i•:....t ~,,, .4 lit't,• . r 0,•...., ..n.I 11,. ~. ~„ , , ~,;,:,,,„,,., A 4 i„.‘,.,44...„.„! 4 „.: .r..,, I. ~ „,..1 .1 il•I;:e 5.1.1 he ronsi h-reil tlr. Wait 'did saw it was tn. use resll.l ng a y holger. My
met...pallid lir a foreign gentleman, came kr but whi, la hail ot ',evil lighted. II to was no carpet
at. • ....hip., ..•...p:.• Ito the .1.. : . ..t. 1'0,4. 6.r tin, 5..... ...I t ~• .. .• ..... r 1., •I. ti ........ mgit w.•re Ili All ea •lle . 1
Oistst li •,.., 111. alvl llte,e W 1•11 vllll Ift ea., m . I an 3-I years ,4 ay. !fate a Wife awl ta,l)
Olt the thaw ; a table 1404,11 111 the centre td the rwon ;
ti l' ',Li. ,CII II • ,i), 1 sa- •,,....•..lose %as 14 1..0 ......I. , ,
1.r,,,...., ••• (me salve tiaili• 14.1 • 1i• f, •••1.1.41 •iiirii,•,,-• . • .-• . • • , , ~,e at... ... ot. the r. e.. 10 lar:•11•1.11 ol his 1....15hii., c- itt.then. the feistier and hr ii. stuo4 Olt the sollt.ll shle .4 the
lit ; the Pre•Ml„lit to u••••.ti t•.il.-t :. r lia'i•....• for t •••-• ' ''' ''' '' ' v '''' 111 ''' m" I'''''.l•-' w'''w "'''''-''''T -a, .. aV. • lit: tkr the plalht.ll. kr Ha full adoeht.
- ~,•• ~-,..; • ...•_;•.. i,.....1 ~ I la. ern'. lit ill., lt ot• Si. It .Itoi• '• • t - • "TAKEN rnoo AMERICAN SUM 1•••0111, 111e.y f ti t. his. ha ; there was 110 1:10.4 111
tilt of sear It with u 2•10 iittl•-- "i ti.• "i•-•m•':. ," '-., •••
~. , ,
~ ,r,
... , , .
.7 .
...,.. ~,. . 1.16. w.., the amon.pion of toe 11..12.11 and tit tlw
. "3. Clia Vow. • Cliiiie••e stales, I +du I. year, of the gr•te. Ii teked up the room until it was visited by
Africa ; and iiii ..r It•C 111.11' 1., Ili.: tile Joil.,•Lo-y t .010 • • "t'• •' • . '. ...,' , • ••• cte .1 Ito, •1` "s`' 1."- .1 '' We.••• ra ,irctsit. „ ... ril• ' " '. .
wittee It reivirt A 11111 sUllelill log hit. r.......,e..• kr 1,1.3,•,':.:.T.,,,,.-, -1.•.1,.,,t•
~.11.,... km:,
c.,•01.4.1,,11'.11:::::,...t..0
it1,....;..5.1111.,.. ••--••• I Ul 1 111'.'17a ' ant a workman employed on the the eto 1111 l el.'s jury, between ll and 7 o'clock the same
Ise house, and tut-
. Wlt,te Cloud Mount. ii. About 15 thlYs ego I wml ecening. 1 sci pained the jury '0 t .
life
ins.'s
I "f
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"It
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the
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l'''''""'
:i.iy ' 1... : ' ::- . it. 1 . n'l
. . ,I. ti dthb solo.. (t,Ki't MI) t'l NIT IT, 1;:.t ril•E'-:TER, WWII :IL it., I 1 v 1111 iito,e, artu ..1 with sworis iii i.l pike, I I,,kcd tile dolor for them. The 11..1y was. then in the
11l -.int 01.11. da, e•i1111 11, ilw‘ I? It. "u intro thee I. Tar I..•I
.% '''" ..
t.• '- . ''',l't t".1.70.'. two; • • I • - 111•rtly upon
fo• the supiires...... of mg t•tly an 1:t al ova I .it.• ••• '''. '-''';.' ••'''' ' '''' "''' • """ oi gun." l.:Vii. 011.1:1'..--(Rti,,, .11,.. 11,,,,,,t !NAM W ELL 11x<1 it ' re.,,1 oiJ hilt lii Oat, ...11• tilllte ;11 W.lO IliAllt. I was same state as when I iaft it in the 1111 l ruing. 1 saw the
Go •.:ruor :Aswan, hal vet.a.,l the Missouri Five Ntgra , l'"•"""h'••• ' ( t,.. 4,11 .111,..0. sira;;;;e• away o 111•• ~,,, 11. , .. •, ••• •i• i •ar Wham...a. I wait body •ed by out, ~1 the jurymen. Mr. Iliblot.. He
Bal.
.1 . I . lii %R OE or Wll.ll I. Mt RDER. liil.ol 1.11 1...r11 a fwriign •I•ii.. mid et•ked hY f"reignem tihtk load ,d it with the Whip, and nikeil it
if IStI AK stilbug to emtkr tte. I satal "No." I a.= again the kit side to search kr the puckv.t. 1 then wtts that
1 ArtutehDra A 7 re: myr.-liii rtni-al.ty 1... t a Imc eon ries Collett. 2:., Ittieeir...-, w., ehn ;.d with the ail- irit .„. 1,,,,,,,i the Coine,.e t..t„t .tol 11. WWII Ire Ii the the Mad was burnt raid OtiVetutr with ashes. Mr.
INDIA. t••i,dai: .*•••dt :, •'°U.II liIIII' I' -t••• 1, ••• I.ol'ol ili • It•le of IA oturil. r . f I.i r othi,... a,,,d .01 tit, 10th of J..ituary, „.,,,,e an ia.4,,re, anti ilmstenea Oita if I did not mimmlit Ho:kings, anotherluryinion. took hold of the lingers of
arm-el...uses, llickmds• 1.1. it., at W dhow:ton.
A teletratu from ljoush,y. 411,b•il M deli 111. gives its : .."1""'•• I
p ii I a 1•1 itls Mr 'Wilk rto Ml.. a. 14:11 for 11 !Motet:UO. 0 114 Mr w,t I inder frldu W t •:''''l m the l'i 'l"..'
• . .... ii is 1... • , r ' -i......,.i 1e ..• • ..,,.. t.:.• . i
•ta emigrate .I.en a.ked again I altould be kill, ii. 1 eolc the rs„olit balitl. Ili neatell of a ring, and the ends
VirollOwit4 iot,lliz,lice : --" Tito f•dloatolg t:•tett.s ha lAve : lin ,sts id any Cad.. a erelial•ld e ttlf. In in this tites. ill atioll by the jury the
sailed, ot will lilii. far t'llitia :-Her M .je•pty s 314 . the Ev II 111,1: Nes.-rmtni, %Oat, e l••••V lay for iu-pectiou 11. I .......,•, at the re.focA of tbe leathew rubge, e elk c h,,44...,.
...ea _ . 4.4
... 44,44, ,44
Re ;hoent, Vel•ritary 111th: "dril )i.e lift ntra, Will : ! 1"" W.l""' '4 the 43t• .1i he noti'lles were est a idly the pr ...111, I
. I''l d f d d Iklll i t. t 1t it was said among the
t tat whielt lay across the fare. The
I.trlt..t.ltesere a good deal disturbed and aeryt eft.
nit hundred of the fith Native lobild •v, 2•lt h. The Amer...an odok. +,11,1 Ow laia law. Luc 1..I;o A big :a lel : I: .. of ta, 4•4 Ole primmer sea. a 1001. married W 0111•10. tu.1.:...1.111711i'0j.1.1'.°1.t:111e I
e..asa: beenn.iie lyji,r:legn ti lii
.11ti' i receivedt..l3;aasiiiidill They ~,:iltt titTiin g I....appeared to be owollen, and very brown, AS if it had
imam um, fot, ig„ Air, hd twice a day ; hat it s, good Mal smoked.
W•...,.. i.....i...6.1 Ito! I. I. lit.r, liviti;; in a Ilatuge wit'i I' r at:II tr..ati it .011
r.•••••• naer .4 the sth "S live Itif•ntry An 4 X .. 3 Rat•iry . H. •lel li•liii•r• '•.o. • rt. r Ir.:thin itieteiws. 111.16 a ,•
R. 1.1 Art.liery will sail in a few .1.. y.. T•te Panjailb torts' by S. I:. Vim Itacer, whoitisale
.drivvi.t. 19.4, f ul., r Neel toot :
.. .- • •
'r
.'t l':" "Ie It 4 °.ci•'''k 'm ti aid Ildt. see any • I...teit tot board that ship. :qr. I.7ark JaCkm,n. surge .m, of Stamford, said. I
I await cabal f Ktirra hee IL few .1......ft,•r. so, I livAteilel..Ar,...t, New Tait." 'rite la-niers tv,•re ter. st.aramet 10 dr, ••111111 tI•C I•r1001.1.T Ulla 1/111. 111111 tat I knew the :Ate MISS Pulley. On Monday, tlie 26th of
"Tilikk IFS-0 .%) Inn an SHIP.
hum trot horsts and nit Itunired mules w•ll also be dis- taii.iy put in t .•1' 1131•• fe an Ntrittijoitti imrp,ote, hut hy al .1111.1 o'clock she returned home in a faint state, and ,
aasirte by Mr. Ifeward. Previous to doing Ire I
id age, unmarried, Match, I
I made • pat loturten examination of her body,
pawhed to Coin* so early ai possible." whom is hot likely to Le t•Ver kU.tl/11.• Hall iglill on Wild. A. sat ill the W11141,W se. said She had tumliled "4. Chit's A y -t'rg.- I ant 15 tests
" The regulstions in reference to the issue of the new taken
place on altiplaxtrd, the cause would, of coulee, down when coming inure at. 1 rver t • iil• i,,e. 1• i There was blood and Mother to the bbst man stamina& inepeate the . inspected the room where she was found dead. Sergeant
met earremey have been published by the Government. 1
hare been only a matter of conjecture. lon her face. The prisoner fainted away, but was got to i same story 'sadly).
1

with the he's of three lives, 44.._ -ois port 1...
W 4 doesday forenoon. The pilot Joseph Sharrock
belonging to No. 13 cutter (attended by two men named
in the act of hoarding the Dutch schooner Catharine,
Coffin and John Howe, all of this town), was
into port, when the host was struck by sea and upset.
(Isle:Rio de Janeiro, for the purpose of piloting her
sharrock All4l Coffin, although they apparently clung to
the boat, 141011 disappeared after the Catherine, close
hauled, hail passed them on her weather side and
thrown them a rope. Rowe managed to hold on by the
the most strenuous efrorta were made by the pilot
boat for upwards of half an hour, during which time
cutter to reach him, though blowing a heavy gale with
a high sea running. On their first tack they fell short
of I . hut so close that they heard the poor fellow
call, "Min') you reach me the neat tack." On coming
up again they Wl re able to throw over hint • rope, but
from exhaustion he was incapable of laying hold of it,
and at the game moment was engulphed by the heavy
swell. Sharrock and Coffin have left widows and
children.
THE DEFENCES (Sr THE CHANSKL IHLASEPR.—We
are glad to learn, front late and sure autlonity, Her
Majesty's Gover eeeee tut are not unmindful nor forgetful
of the words of the Duke of Wellington, " Once get a
good naval station at the Channel Islands, and you sill
he as free from French invasion as if you were in u.y
own MOM." It is now 15 years since the Government
of the, day appointed A secret commission, composed of
military and naval officers, to survey • the islands of
Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and to report upon the
beat means of fortifying them, and of establishing at
each a naval station, or harbour of refuge, as it was
called, for obvious reasons. The adninissioners
suggested the construction of such harbours at the three
islands, but at two only were their suggestions carried
out. The harbour of St. liatheribe'a, Jersey, which is
immediately opposite St. Mu,,, has one breakwater
complete, and could *Mini accommodation to a cow
Iworks are b
if 1,2110 inhabit.dits is now increased by a settlement of
• 1100 artisans end 60 horses. working under the direction
of Messrs. Jackson and Hying, the contractor.. An
immense breakwater had 64.Y.11 constructed at Brave
I bay, capable of affording shelter and anchorage 4;15 pulsariio nn
carried on at Al.leruey, whose entall ordinary ia g
sail of the lisle. at • distance of about eight tulles from
Cade la Hogue and Cherbourg, on one able, and not
more than 30 from Portland. ton the other there is
accominalation for a powerful fleet. The new harbour
is studded with recently-erected forts, armed with guns
of the heaviest calibre, and the whole of the works are
being carried on with the greatest activity. It is the
I confident opinion of amipetent lodges that when these
I furtificatioas of the Channel islands have been Mll-
pleted all chance of annoyance from Cherbourg will he
quite out of the question. The whole of the works
have been planned by and are under the direction of
Meters. Walker, Burgees, and Cooper, the Trinity.
bona, engineers.