The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27 00:00:00

LAW AND CRIME.

Enron or • Iteram•—Tbe anew Saimaa Rank
sesseeesd to death foe tbe mardar bar And, rewired
• mimes m Meter pal, as already ranted, as Satur-
day. On Ow foot balsa mommoleated by lb*
ebsplaia. tbs miserable aromas on a load ahrkk and
MI into • mos, fres labia Ilh• did nel nearer for
some been.
• Fawn &enwrap roe Tarawsneo ow rn
owe Lank—At Oar petty usaltss ea Manley befem
Messrs. .1. Peel, 0 Garnett, L B. Hamel, Cl. nay and
Neale diatom* Mr. Reamed Barlow, Unser, of Whit-
mire, was sbarmid *Mb inepamier Is permit of
epos land Is his owa aaraplatioa, over whisk Sir Robert
Peel roserved Übe imolai,* light of shooks( lb. pas.

Mr. Argyle appeared for the defendant. This one bad
been adjourned flow lest petty sessions, at the request
of the prosecutor, for further evidenoe. After further
evidence bad been given Mr. Argyle inked that the'
summons might be dismissed, as the defendant could
not be a ilea:reser upon land in his owe occupation,
and thet he had been summended upon a wrong section
pile 30th instead of the 12th; of the Gann lA'. Art
he also quoted the opinion, of several of the judge,° in
a case bearing upon the paint. The Bench convicted
the defendant in the full ienalty of £2 and cute. Mr.
Argyle asked for • ease for the superior court., which
was granted, ant the cue will be brought on to due
coarse in the Court of Queen'. Bush.
RIPHIEVII OF THE HuWDEM Kusourna ALICH
Witeote—The miterable woman, Alice Wilson, who
was convicted at York anises on the 12th inaant, of
the wilful murder of her child at Hoed'n by suffocating
11 10 a pig-atys, and who wee sentenced to death, ham—
after consideration of the circumstances of the can and
the recommendation to mercy by the jury—been respited
during Her Majesty's pleasure, and her sentence will be
commuted to penal servitude for life. An official noti-
fication of the fast was forwarded from the Home Ones
to the governor of York Cedes last week.
THI ALLEGED CRUIDIAL ASIMULT UPON • YOUNG
LADT.—RICHNoIID, Wednesday, —This morning, Jones
Swain., appeared on hia own reoornisenoes of £lOO,
and Own of two ies of £5O each, before the Roo.
R. B. Wrottesley and George Friend Whitely, Seq.,
at the Sessions House, Richmond, to weer a charge a
criminally assaulting. young lady on Tuesday evening.
the 13:4, while leavening from Waterloo to Richmond.
Mr. Paine, of Rit :ding, appeared for the defendant; and
Mr. Bent, the superintendent of police, was present
on behalf of the South-Western Railway Company.
The &paeans taken on Wednesday last, Wore the
same magtetrates, were read, and were to the effect that
the accused wen arrested at the Richmond station an
the Tuesday evening ; that when the train came into
the station • gentleman was °nerved clinging to one of
tho carriages, se he stood on the 'step, and crying out
" Minder f" "Polio, l" The door of the carriage was
open. A constable in the employ of tbe company
rushed to the carriage, which wan • second-class one,
and saw • man struggling with a young lady, who wu
in • fainting tooditioo. The offender was drunk. Mr.
Paine then addressed the Beach for the defendant, who
be said lin bees married 29 years, and was a wet
respectable man. He had been at Rotherhithe on the
13th, and met with • gentleman to whom be sold
several barges. After this transaction he took wine
with him, and that being a beverage to which he was
not &eel:domed it bad an effect upon him. When he
left Waterloo in the evening be had in his pocket book
two £lO notes. On hie may he fell asleep, and waking
up suddenly at the Richmond Station be discovered
that the book was not in his pocket Acing on the
impalas of the moment he seised the young lady Attie,
with him, not exactly in the manner deuribed, but
placing one bend on the side where her pocket would he
and the other on her shoulder. These were the real
cireunntanon which tel to the prisone being taken into
manly. On the arrival of the train at Utiam the
pocket-book was found with the contents in the oar-race
all right, and it had been returned. The Bench mod
they were disposed to deal with the are as one of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and would inflict
a One of 40. aed costa. The penalty was paid, and the
defendant left the court.
A YOUTHFUL HOLD= OF A TICICET-01-LHATE.—At
the Lambeth Police-wort, on Wedenday, George
Hendee stiff-built and heidthydooking youth of twenty,
who had only been discharged froin Portland on Thurs-
day week on • "ticket-of-leave," was plaeed in the
dock before Mr. Elliott, on • charge of nettling • pair
of boots from the shop of Mr. Clark, of Camberwell-
green.—Edwerd Cordell, a youth in the service of Mr.
Clerk, the prosecutor, said that on the evening before
the prineer entered the Atop, and asked for change of
• sovereign. Witnem told him be had not change to
give him, and he left the shop, nit in doing so he
observed him take up • pair of boon, and cerry them
away with him. He told his master what he had seen,
and Mr. Clark at once followed the prisoner, and
brought him back with the boots in his posamesion.—
Strout Stephen., 15 P. said the prisoner was given
Into his custody on • charge of eteahng • pair of boots,
and on searching him he found in his ponesion •
" ticketed-kave," from which it appeared that he had
been convicted of felony at the Surrey Sessions on the
19th 01 May, 1862, and monsoon to three non' penal
servitude, and hod been discharged from Portland
Conrad Prison on Thursday week.—The prisoner,
who seemed anxious to aldrees the magistrate, said :
Foe: nearly three years I have been in prawn amongst
some of the wont and moot vicious characters, and I
am very much afraid I came out just as bad as I went
in. I was brought to town by the ninety, and it was
my fixed determination, as I bad • trade on my bands,
to live honed for the future ; and had the master instead
of the lad been in the shop, I should have entreated him
for work, oe left pert of my money with him till he
could get me something to do; but the lad being there
sod alone, and supposiug he could not follow me the
temptation st once entered my mind of taking the
boots. and I could not resist it —Mr. Elliott : You are
committed to take your trial.
SUUDIN DEATH IN TH. STINIT.—On Tuesday
morning, in Jane Shore-wart, High-street, Shorediteh,
• woman unknown was found lying insensible. The
deceased was cold, and when seen by • medical man
life was found tube extinct. The denued etas .Cei-
veyed to the dead-house, Shoreditch Workhouse,
A description has been posted round tbe metropolitan
police-stations to find the friends of the unfortunate
woman.

At Preston, on Toeslay, Mr. John Newton, cotton
manufacturer. Pr.sston ; John Newton, his .on ; Messrs.
James and William Nalliwell, cotton mannfaoturen,
Blsokburn ; and Ile William Ainsworth. • broker, of
Prestos; all of whom hove hitherto mowed in respect-
able carols', were committed for trial on • charge of
feloniously removing • large quantity of machinery mad
estton yarn for the purpose of defrauding the first-
named primer?. creditors._

MOND= AT MIDLIIT.—On Tuesday morning a Man
named John Morris wan broiled into the Dudley 'mhos
station, charged with wounting 'Samuel Harrison, alias
Cog Harrison. The man Harrison kept a house of
fame In the Mamido, end on Monday niglit Morris, with
others, came into his Image. A disturbanoe took place,
and the kitonen crane was freely used, and eventually
Harrison ollei outside for the purge* of fighting the
man Morris, who had challenged biro. The woman
with whom Harrison cohabited, and one of the girls
residing in the hon.*, 'tate that Harrison, upon going
out, was immediately struck in the eye and neck with a
knits; and they state that they can identify the person
who inflicted the wounds Harrison fell insensible,
and was carried into the house, and at ocoe attended by
Dr. Higgs, police surgeon, and every attention was paid
him ; but he died from the effect, of the woun& at
about sis on Tuesday night. The body of the deceased
preunts a frightful gash indicted in the neck, sztending
up threugh the jaw. Morris was annrshended imme-
diately sitor the occurrence by P.S. Tyler, who has the
ease in hull. A man named damsel Shieldon, a grinder'
was apprehended, charged with being concerned in the
matter, and the polies will probably have another man
in custody in time for his being brought before the
Bench. The deceased was 41 years of age, and was by
tuts a miner; bat of Labe he has been engaged an a
bailiff, under the acting &Wife oficier.—Birmanotain
Gus*.

EXTNAOILIDINIT LI•IL CASX.—A stranp case, and
one which hes just canted street incitement in Dublin,
occupied the Iri h Court of Common Pleas the whole of
Net week. It simian tuition for lbol, brought bye Miss
Travers, daughter of Dr. Travers, Professor in the
Dublin University, and sub-librarian in Maub's
Library, agaiest Lady Wilde and her hue/send,
Sir Willie& Wilda, who is a leading member
of the Royal Inch Academy, and • diatiagaished man
In Dublin. Latly Wills also has been long dis-
tinguished as a literary character under the noes de
Peen of " Speransit." Some of the moat spirit-stirring
poems that appeared in the Nation daring the years
peeding the outbreak of 1848 emanated from her pen.
/She was the writer of one of the articles in that journal
for which Mr. Garen Duffy was proem:rated, and when
he was arraigned at the bar she stood op in the pillory
and oourageouilLavoired the authorship. The damages
were laid at =OOO The alleged libel consisted of •
letter, not by Lady Wilde to Dr. Triestine, in which it
was stated that Miss Travers eonsorted with low news-
paper boys at Bray, employing them to distribute offen-
sive placards and pamphlets alluding to Sir William and
his wife, and charging the knight with an intrigue with
her; and that the object of this annoyance was to extort
moos.. It ocinoluded thus "The wares of diagram. she
bas basely treated for and demands I shall 041 VAT be
given to her." The plaintiff is dessribed as a lady-
like person, twenty nine or thirty year. of age, with
regular featores, and an Intellectual expression, but
looking rather thin and careworn. Her evidence was
ofa WIT extraordinary character. It was to the
effect that she mode Sir Wilhite'. acquaintance in 1854,
when she consulted him as an oculist. Re lent
her money; she often visited him ; intimate letters
passed between them; and on one occasion, while in
Li. home, whither she had gone to consult hiss shout
• burn on her peek, he ma& her insensible, end oom•
tther dishonour. Afterwards be frequently seat
ioney, and she sometimes refused it—at ether
times soceptinr and demanding it. Lady Wilde ono.
Nested her with disrespect when she called, and she
thereupon resolved to annoy her. She wrote letters in
aewspapera, and issued pamphlets, mining to them the
name " Speranza,* a pseudonym Lady Wilds had
' adopted, sending boys with the irritating little books
to the house of the defendants, cad warm, them to be
said in the street before the hall in which Si, William
leetured. On ace occasion she sent an announcement
of her death to the defendants.—Lady Wilde deposed
that eke believed what she wrote in letter to plaintiff's
father to be true. The counsel on nether side made very
grandiloquent harangues; the judge took two hours to
sum up, and the jury awarded Mho Travers • farthing
Wasps, with costa.
INCRIDIART FIRINI IN OXTOIDIIBIIIX.—On Monday
the trials at the Oxford Amines commenced before Mr.
Justice Bytes. In the Croon (Nark George Robert.,
Robert Ballinger, and .Jennan Hamilton were indicted
for setting ire to a steak of straw, the proper., of Giles
Brooks, on the 30th September last, at Forest-bill.
It appear. that on the evening of September 30, the
three prisoners were wen run, ng from the burning
rick, and they afterwards rave themselves up at Oxford
for the crime. Roberta, who is only 16 pars of iws,
was stated not to have taken an active part in ON
akin Re was found guilty, but resonimendod to
illtby the jury, the other prisoner, pleading guilty.
Tbronner was sentenced to fire years' penal servitude,
and the two latter to seven pars' penal servitude each.
In another ease George White and Alstaader Davidson
pleaded guilty to setting Are to aetaek of barley, two
stacks of wheat, two stacks of hay, and one steak of
maw, the property of William Cotter, at Middle
Altos, us the let of September het. White, wbo bad
been preiriondy aonrieted of felony, was sentenced to
12_years' sad Davidson to 10 years' semi serrits4e.
TIR0•1110 • MAX INTO TUE CANAL AT HODDIDS-
FIALA —On Tuesday, at the Hedderstield Court-house,
John Tam?, an Irishman, was aroused of having
esesejtel Martin Mitchell, on the previous Saturday
morning. The proseoetor had engaged the prisoner to
assist him in delivering a Net that was in one of the
locks oe the canal. The prisoner asked what his wisp
would be and at being told they woald ably be las he
pushed the prosecutor into the anal, at a Sees where it
wee ld feet hi depth. 'f'be progenitor went overhand,
and as riding he seised bold of the boat, and a maa
named IlieNett assisted him out of the water. Whoa
asked what be had dose it for tk• prisoner made use et
Vll7 ford lemmas*, and threatened to drew. him quite.
The miaow said he was drunk at the tire, and that
the emarreses wee purely essidestal. Re was oom•
milted to the eamions tar triad.

TIII CIAZOI Aoanrere MILL OILAIST.-11r. °maths=
applied for to allow the trial of Mrs. Omsk
the widow of Major Grant, of the Indian army, whole
accused of wilfully tod feloniously setting fire to hse
dwellinr-houses at Brighton, to be postponed to the
spring asaissa —Mr. Baron Chonoill satri that the
matter wao mentioned to hint at Maidstone, bet at that
time he hod not the power to est judicially in reference
to an offence alleged to have been committed in another
county. He had originally undentood that Mr. Baron
Moran, by whom the ease was postponed at the rummer
amuses, intended it to come on at the present gaol
de-livery. but front ingoiries he had made, both of the
learned judge •Thi the colonel retained in the canoe, he
had restart to Itt lie•e that there wea some doubt upon
the Point, and he, therefore, thought be should not he
Notified in refuting the application. Tbe trial oonae-
Nently steads over to the spring assizes.
AS Ellallinds* SINT TO PlusOls Folt C A =ASS-
N ELL —One of the enginemen engaged at Gospel Oak
Colliery, Tiptoe, was mint to prison on Friday, for
piecing in jeopardy the lives of about 60 miners. He
had neglected to elamine the boiler, at he ought to
have done, and early on Friday morning, when Omuta°
miners were waiting to go down the pit, the boiler plates
were men to be red-hot, and it was, as it is destribed,
alinast • sal:aide that no explosion took plum.

"TEE INTERN ATIONLL vounrriut YAWS
TROPHY PITITD," U.

Th. followir expiratory assured's* is itsdiceled
to the sominanity at large of Zsgisad sad Ilipolrak
Whim. sad Me Isis of Mas, whose orrisl attratioa
Ito objeot Is required.
Lo oltairmaa of the oteamlttee whisk has hese re.
osetly formed for the purpose of satablisidag "
Ctelleape Tres:it'," in coarser iirith the trembler*
Volunteer weir, between the efileisat Voleatem riile
shot, of linglead and Soothed, I ma to a poetise to la-
form all thom who, though sot serally «trolled la the
eertios, ham siteertissison a vital Interest to the welfare
and permute/soy of so important aa irritation,
bay. decided ouce smarm Isial sad demise's,
record of the °briar slam reentry, in
the midrib which took place last sly, sad whir will
be repeated at Wirabledon from yrr to rm.
In order, theryfore, to earrY red the obi•••• • trill
most bo raised, to rabbi as to produce • work of sr,
...riayeial:ryri.jamwe'establlalsell bath' thowiVtbol_ teersi7ef tits: rifiltwo

A akar and aim* *animation of Ilat gotootptd Moo
whieb tbe amamittes have decided to um* will esker
gaudy be On most ellestive and astiotaolory pima kit
'aural oonsiduation. It is an follows:
let. —flat to obtain a sedleiont an. of meup Sir WM
purpose, au rate of subscription. at whisk the malatan
and minimum hare bora straak, haw Lli items is la.
a mak it mace socaptablis, both es amount elks maker
Mon aad optional character, an well as of its
an information which all ars glad to hats lerraiia
occasions.

Itncl.— That the collection of milooriptions Irons theft
who are inclined to cootributo, will (by ormseMl request')
be effeetrid to Volunteers of indeenee amid petition to
their respective counties and localities, whom
bon with the oomirittos as constiteled mentbonse:SZ
of considerable advantage,
:led.—That there shall be • doustios fund at tho
B•nks at which an socoust will to , whisk will
Dot be guided by may Iliad rate, to wide& them
eho may feel inclined to elootribetri • larger as. than
the .livoription male will permit, son do Kt by fame&
inm • cliNoe direct to the bosount at the Banks.
4th. —That the value of the Trophy shall sot be Um
than £l,OllO, • sum which will ocenumnd the attention
of the first &Mists of tho day, who will bo invited tie
tendiu dadgue for • work of art of at least that mho,
and probably of a higher one, seceding to Oil spirit in
which the intontioas of the committee axe takes utlr:
the two countrios, and me it is importaat that t
should be • saMoistat eurplcia for Insure eonfinegoamm,
the committee look earnestly to • ready
Owing to the noble Immo* which Lord Soho bas
net, in the establishment of the "Melia 8111•14," am dm
challenge emblem of victory for thip international email
Bore Match, the committes feel that they are andorning
the grand idea of hia lordabip, by endmvosriag he
complete the poeitiou of the international Valuta"
Match with the Government Ride, upon tho gams
principle, and thereby stamp it with that initial/do
mark, which he has so sueosenfully realised in his
• o ificent gift.
fith.—That in ths event of there being, in the opiates
of the ooninsittes, • emu over and above tho intomelod
prim of the Trophy, it will be invested or dopooitoi
with interest, for the purpose of Mai* the varier
annual gamine., in omineotion with this in
match, by which means to. pceitio• whisinrti
douhtle-s &MID% will be maintained with all the lolat
to which it will he justly entitled.
itlx. —That the London and Westminster Bask,
Temple Bar, asi the Commercial Bank of !Motion&
have been selected for the. purpom of opening an
account, which will be called " 'Tha Intornattonal
Volunteer Challenge Trophy Fond."
7th.—That especial in•tructioes will ho mat doles
without delay to the Voluoteen before alluded to, and
others, who have consented to co-operate lath, lionisa-
tion of subecriptione both (rola the Volunteer marries
and other members of the community, so that no ecimi-
inunivation will be admiesible without an authority.
Mewl by Colossi Lindsay, to. chairman of the isms-
suttee.

Bth. —That tho Earl Gromoot,Llootonont-Ooloaol tit*
Hon. C. H. Liodnay, sad liontosant-Colosti MeLed
of McLeod, have contontod to act no trustees of Mao
fund.

-it-I-L-11ot the present hammy Captains of tie
International Volunteer Hsieh —Captain H. H.
Horns, 19th ltiddleciez, and Omitsla Maekensie, Id
Boes-abire Adm. /3ata, have oeseented to ad conjointly
during their tenure of olios ii honorary asereuiries to
the oommittee.

--lie-Sra—g—ais far explained the object in view, sad the
mannaw in which the Committee trust to be able to
carry it out with the least possible delay, we earnestly
request, that...... me those petlerom, who hays oath
Dented to midst us throughout the ethutry, bare sem-
muniontel with their distrises, either personally or
through !be agency of whoaisocer they may appolet
to work under them, on the lame certified authority,
that the subscriptiona intended to be gives or promised
may be contributed as soon se possible ; for it is im-
portant that the artist, who shall have be.. the ether&
1.1 competitor for the scleetioa of hie design, ay have
ample thee to prepare the plaister mat of Us model, for
inspection at the last general meeting of the National
Rido nesoetatiors, previous to the atonal gathering et
Wimbledon; which he would not be able to manage d
unnecessary delay takes place at the onset.
On this amount the oonstuittee have bees anxious to
lose no time in bringing the subject before the two
' countries and as they are well aware of the feellag
which exists throughout England sad Bcotlead, is favor
of the Volunteer movement and tin government rills,
Its principal main stay, they have no doubt that Ibis
opportunity of airing additional security to the per-
noneney of the institution will be gllidld.hailed, end
be the with of the pronto to me amomi
The oommittee have now only to rely upon that hol-
ing. whiah, considering the unaninioas muniments of
praise, which or. so repeatedly expneerd in the highest
quarters and throughout the country, upon every
spatter orrinectod with the Voinateer service, eariaot
but rend, them morons* as to the speedy sod &Mir
factory realisation of their within.
C. H. LINDSAY,
Lienk•Col. am/ Chainthe.

Arittgan Ifigrt.intarior.—lt warn statod In • recast
letter from Paris that • sorni-seientillii semicioninamial
expedition under the command a a certain Contain
Magnan,of some notoriety in France, was about to kayo
Manville' in a small rwmal imbed the Emma, to explore
the Niger. and the adjacent parts of Africa. The MUM
mailed on the appointed day, but ewers ham arrived that
sho was wreaked in Um evening of the 14th on the west
of Bono. between Foe and Le Gelejori. Of 29 men is
boom 26 wave rescued sod two a 1 ooiedng This
disaster was caused by • tempest.
Tux Lire or Nimmons Ooseurra.—At Freemantle
the riot.* Is sure to fall in with Itedp•th-.1301/ ox hie
ticket-ofleave--a toll an of good eddied, Bring on
the proceeds of sundry small shipments of fancy good'
coneigned to thin by locliah friends, Bodpath beg
always ntaintain•d • position above the ordinary class
of ticketers. Eves In prison be never made his own bed
nor cleaned out his well. Them mania! offices were par.
formed by some oboenuioes smirk* entices for the
reward of the great man's onalle—• reward not fro.
quently, but judiciously bedewed. Now that be is at
large tioketers touch their hate to their dlatlngaisbed
toolbar, who promenades the street, writes ebrver letters
nudist • sem Si plume to tim local Press, it the fonn.hr
and honorary seer, tary of Lim Working Mee's helmets-
lion, and is specially allowed by ths tree a1e...., whir
profit-, to regard him on • social agitator. At Freer
mantle, alao,thoro resides • remarkable individual, who
found A necessary in Essland to &moles his raarringss
oontract by the simple but affective operation of outdo'
off his wife's brad. He now fills a highly respectable
situation. Not deterred by his matrimonial mictiap,bo
has Ulm to himself • second wifs—to console him
during his long sojourn li. tb• land, and he la now
bringing up a numerous family. Rotwon, who II WIND
good charactor. He
lost one or two situations at era through hie own wilis-
eageonar.lpdeinitir:
m ternßobiW.b.eil:s.a.uvkwasiapitPt:.isimalo.d..vbsisithecasz,
pm.herolein.;
'shoal. Neat to dissipation Robson's principal
seems to be poetical effusiona, which duly obtain
publicity through the medium of the Perth nswapaptra.
Is Amiss prod actions he lays Byron and Gray under
heavy contribution. -in fact, is guilty of as on
appropriation of their run... As Byron sad 21.13b0id;
nob appear,
_however, to be " famMiir as h
words* In Western Australia, Robson ..joys • pest
reputation am an utterer of " th.iights that breaths and
word, that burn.“—Menewrim Aryan
Simonise Carman or • PEZASAST.—CIs Friday
morning about six o'clock, Mr. J. 1161111 Townley, of the
Bleak Cat public-bones, Si. Leotard Oats, who was
brewing, end warn standing at ths door of the kirewborms,
saw • fine cock pheasant come from the dimities of
Beth Mill. and, on if attracted by the light, Sew direst
to the building, and strikiog the shimmy with great
forgo, toll to the ground. Mr. Townley Immediately
picked up the bird, which was than thee, but it died
shortly after.

NT DIME AT ROAR !PAU OP AGA—
On Monday, on inquest was bald in Douglas, before Sir.
W. W. Christian sad a jury, on the body of • child
sight years of age, named John Michell, whose death
was allogod to have been aimed by his haring drunk
• quantity of spirit& On fieturday, deceased and some
other Lai found a shilling, whia they determined I.
spend in the porchase of rum. A bottle of writs was
unfortunately mold to than • the deceased wee bedlam
intoticatiel, and after • succession of Its died. Medical
evidence having hems given to lb* effect that Um
symptoms of his death were sonsistelat with poisoning
by ardent silrits, the jury returned • verdict to lb.
*fleet that the deceased died from eacessive drinking.—
Maws lhaa.

—di-Li ON TUB NOILTIII7IIIIIIRIAND COAST. —BMWS,
Saturday. —Another gals broke epos the coast of
Northasibereod the looming, front the BNB., and
about four c'elook the storm was very violent, accom-
panied by blinding mow showers. During the storm
about eight mil of Mips made towards the harbour.
They ...corroded in getting into safety without any mod-
best. Several shipwrecked crews have arrived In the
Tyne, and the loss of north country ship. in items
that have prevailed in the North 8.. daring the put
three weeks will be Pinions. It is known that M ad-
dition to the appalling loan of lif• which mearred at
the harbour meek three weeks ago, the mews of M
lewd three north acentry ships ham perished in the
North idea. To-day two more bodies of pemmican lost
with the Manley have been picked up en the sande at
TY•vmoulit• Tb. neer • men, has boss ideetified so a
seaman named Addison, who wee proceeding from hie
boom at Aberdeen t 0 j 0 a ship at Loodoe. Re is
known by figures prick. d upon his are. ; and Ms oars
body, a woman, is supposed to be that of Yes MAIM.
OM of the missing peowingers. They were ienerord Is
the cemetery this afternoon.
The ineoductinn of emomodities thetemsseasd a lair
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