The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00

LAW AND MUM

&moomom= Commarruo FOR BIGAMY.
Samuel Rumen, eau Simeon aridale, • schoolmaster
and a Wesley** fecal preaeber, was brought up on
Monday Wine tiii• Unbridle* bench of , nestkiteates
charged with .romaying a. female named rangy Rise-
wood, in April last, his former trifoliate( then alive.
Fanny Kingwood stated that in April, 1802, she wan
living at Reigate Heath, and the prisoner was living at
Redhill, about three miles distant% She bassos
aurisinted with him by bis arsiniag to Nee her muter
for the purpose of soliciting aubseriptious. She under-
stood he was a single tun, and he went by the name of
Samuel Russell. After several months' eourtehip, he
induced her, on the Eith of April, to go to London with
him, and therearemonrof ms.w
the Yerk-street Chapet, W
wife of Thomis fitt
hfiddleees, said she had Inribin the *WM* for tea
, years. lie went to Haralield and opened • wheel, and
shortly afterwards became acquainted with her
daughter, Mary Ann Clarke, to whom he was married
at the Registrar's Office at Usbridge, nearly, ten years
ago. He was married in the name of Simeon Griadale.
Her daughter was now alive. The prisoner, on being
cautioned in the usual way, said, "All that I have to
say is lam truly sorry for it." Ile was committed foe
trial at the animist maize, at Maidstone.

ATTIFIPTILD MITAD/O1 THROUGH MIALOOST‘ --,
Clerkenwell on Thursday • .morose-looldng fallowe
who gave the name of Daniel Foci, and described
himself as e carman, residing at 54, Bemerton-street,
Caledonian Road, was charged before Mr. Baker, with
willfully assaulting William Stosrers,agasfitter, residing
at Balaton, in the Wharf Road, Apr Town. The
eneforhmate man, who was usirdwd into the court,
end who was seated whilst giving his evidence, said
that the prisoner was cohabiting with his wife. Yester-
day he met her and asked her to return home" but this
she declined to do, and went with the prisoner Is
Westminster with • load of coals. On her return he
Main Moho to her, and Asked her for mom pawn
tickets, sod whilst doing so the prisoner, who said he
(Witness) bad no business to speak to his (prisoner's)
woman, kicked him, acid struck him several times. He
made use of dreadful cells, and said that he would
murder Wm, and at that moment he took up a large
Iron spike and struck honorer the body. Not °patent
with this violence be 'trivia hits again on the head and
foreci the iron 'pike partly in the skull. Had it
penetrated but a trifle farther the surgeon who
atteaded him at the University College &spilt/laid
that death must have been instantaneous. The
prisoner, who treated the molter with the most callous
indifference, said the prosecutor had no right to ili-
um his wife. All that he did was done in defence of
the woman. Inspector Freer, B division, asked for •
remand, AS setveral witnesees who saw the affair were
not in attendance. The surgeon of the hospital said that
the injured man ought not to have come to the court to-
day. Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for a week, and
refused bail.
Alderman Gibbon has iodated • salutary punishmeall
upon • relieving officer of the West London Union,
for neglecting his duty. A poor man, who had been out
of work for some time, applied to Basket*, the
relieving officer in question, for relief for himself and
his family. He was told to go to the stone-yard and
break stones, and, although he produced the satilleate
of a medical man to show that be us unfit for such
work. Bockett insisted upon the stoneyALtisdt.s
Another implication was !Min • ibw days
and another refusal. received. The
' went to Guildhall end told his le ised • note was
given to him for Beckett, which that individual refused
to Mai. HO Was IlientMeiMni fif indebdtitflf
fusing relied.. On Tincitzt t=tintutalcepinimit
trite impertinent .asi 3muis
stoutly denied Aktel•••• Ram MnisOslV
penalty of 40s, and costs. Beckett ye MAI,
oppeol. As he lan the mist is was
personal violence by the mob, but sostelonret
Uneelm
A curious sem was heard at the WoreklP-Wrest
'bliss-court on Thursday. A man named Butler wee
charged with having deserted his wife and Emily.
Be had disappeared suddenly, and nothing could be
heard of him until that morning,, gheii he was met
and apprehended by a police oonhltble. His defence
was, that lab* Ali* desertion', he
,Wirs in the habit
going to a pled of worship" lie "AA*, w df which
one occasion resicelenit,' "mess Yr apleseakedeliving
open sin" He sypl/ed the remark to himself, and became
troubled in mind in emilmuenee. At last he owe,
" • voice" told him to mimi something. He did so
and was taken into custody, was s month in prison
before trial, and bad since been hiiisimeed on convic-
tion. The prisoner was remanded in -wder that the
truth of his statement as to the conviction might be
ascertained.
A *sae which curiously illwarates ilia dangers that
beset unwary advertisers was heard at the eihntbirark
police-court on Thursday. A respestable woman in-
eerted in the Tiara newspaper an application 'for the
situation of housekeeper. She was ansoored by a man,
who stated that he was about to olio • hotel, and
wanted a person to take charge of the household duties.
Interviews to make arrangements were appointed;
and the intending hotel-keeper contrived to borrow
hoes the poor women at various times a dm embeene,
a gold watch, and (for bar) a considerable rem a
money, after which he diamond. He was after-
wards caught in his own trap: --Another advertiement
was inserted in another name, and the 'windier
again answered it. An interview VAS again appointed,
but this time he walked 'Meths arms of a poliosmais.
COWNIFIAL OF A OLBROVIIAAT -TOR FOFIONAT.--011-
Thtroday afternoon the Nev. Thomas Csrtwright,
coma of St. Mary's °hash, Nottingham, ises brought
up on remand before the mayor and sitting inagistrates
at the Homo of Correction, charged with uttering
forged bill of exchange with iatinit.to defraud, Th.
depositions of the previous witnesses were read ever,
after which Mr. Peter Drummond,' otSliNiwg. the win'
osed acceptor of the bill iris examined. l Ohl lisit
the signature of the bill produced was not in his hand.
writing. He was the only proprietor of the Brithh
Twat Depot In Stir/leg, and he believed that there vas
no other Peter Drummond in thst town. He had never
given prisoner nor any one else permission to sign his
name. Mr. Hudston, in addition to his previous evi-
dence, said that he had frequently het the priiiiner
sums of money on I 0 U's, and dbeseated
exchange for him daring the Wit two yeast This cod
chided the evidence, and the magistrates committed tho
prisoner for trial at the next asemes, refusing heft.

B.OTAL SABOAML—A Berlin letter In the Preu
Vienna skates that, at s LW review, • dragoon, who-
girths bed even way, hept in the ranks, and
through the manceuvree without a saddle. The
having come to the King's knowledge, he mid to o—
xides-de-camp, "Say writhing abate it, gentlemen; it
the Cumbers were to hear or it, they would Wile out
segalee bow the wee intientice."

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' Her Mel arrivsl at Antwerk aibout 4 p.m. on
Perdu aftsp drougii and rembed-Leeken :)
o'clock. Her Majesty Was reoeived with the mina
honours. Their Royal Highnesses Prince Arthur
Priory Leopold &Righted at the Brussels station wi
the Count de Flanders and; the English Minister. and
were conveyed-to the royal, palace in court carriages.
On Thursday • greed &kilter, was given in the
palace at Bressels, at trhich the Prime Royal of
iDen-
mark,
i Fad 1 el 1, Lord Reward, and other dietin-
gdi
re
htehed, , &get ;rat preenut:of
.iiiher Marty
- Onukdct trrifLOll4. lteer.Westy iflireiti;ll
Family quitted Belgium for Germany, but the desire
of Her Majesty to travel in privacy was not sufficiently
respected to prevent an immense crowd from collecting
at the Brussels and Laekan railway stations to witness
Prince Alfred of England arrived at Berlin, on
Sunday. As his Bo* Highness travels incognito,
there was no official reeeptam, aid it was eapected
that he would leave the next Jai Tor Gala, where his'
will meet his royal mother.
' The Times says, with regard to the Marriage of the
Prince of Wales, that as yet the proposal has neither
been medicine accepted. The royal gilt ate to meet
at Brussels, and ins few days we may hope to have
'good news from that friendly mart. Rumour assigns
to the Princess Royal the chief part in this affair.
"Nothing is mom natural sad proper than that •
woman with the warm affection of a sister, sad the
additional experience afforded by her age, her ear,
and her position, should feel anxious for her brother's
happiness, and give him something more than her
prayers and good wishes. She could look about for
him hater thee he could for himself, and she appears
to have done eo with emcee& The alliance—for every
marriage in these days heeled an alliance—is, perhaidc
the het that would have meurred to the friends now
&boat her. She thought, however, of one thing only,
and that was the pleasure of seeing her eldest brother
with a wife occupying as soon as possible the important
position of the chief married couple us this country."
Her Majesty the Queen took her departure for
Antwerp en rook fot Germany on Monday, where it is
understood that visits will be made to some of the wanes
endeared to her by haying been associated with the late
Priem Comore' early career. Her Majesty preserved the
strictest privacy, and at the railway station no one was
admitted, on the platforms—not even the porters. Her
Najady was accompanied by their Royal Highnesses
Pritimer Helena., Princess Louisa, Princess Beatrice,
,Prieee rish%erdi,' Pripet
_Leopold, Weeded
at' 14011 i Auguste Brom,
iseuteriant-Geniiiiir the don'. 'C. Grey, Lieittenant-
.4:l4l3oel pu. Plate Major ElphinsWne, and Dr.
-Joiner. During the morning the railer-ay trains and
idearn-boate poured In their tousnds of vlidtors, not.
withatemding the elect privacy which it was Her
Majesty's desire to take her departure, windows-end
housetops were occupied, and the garden wells and
other eminence's were besieged. Nearly an, hotteees.
were doomed to disappointment, as Her thrjeally rodis
from the Woolwich reihrarstation to the *Pet, oppo-
site the Dockyard, with the Wads dove, and les aWn
as she arrived there entered the mall desk adoen of
the Fairy, and • commanded the Latteadatha et Lord
Sydney, with whom she remaissedth sonfettuee Un the
Fairy was fairly tinder way. The Vivid and a ample
of steam-vessels, Waning to the Conservator of the
Thames, addd id Moeda iiiwn the tivet. - The Priam
of Wales and suite are to follow next week._ .

- iiii-iiiii is-, iz, i 4 7 Villiii.tii::-Ii h now
officially announced that the..Prlinie of Wales will be
married early no:trier to the Primes" Alexandra, of
Denmark. The Princess Alexinara of Denmark is very
beautiful and engaging:in appeerance. Bbe it nowfonlig,
18 years old, terse years younger than the Prince whip
is tow/vase her in the spring of 186& The Prim".
and Princesses of this family are 00nAilli not only to the
royal Loftily of Demniark, but to the decal family of
Hesse and other German houses. This Princess beam! 1
the title of Pm/asses et Denmark, bo ia n° U1"0 than •
distant rankled to tfieNing'of Shit imbetry. P'rederick
VG., King of Dmimuk, is fit years of age, and without
issue. "Tim ',dew Ohrhelen of liolatein-Boaderba4
"was derdared.lwAr puestneptiv• to the throne 117 t
law .4 Desendwirdi, Din Ite ill ht Fel= •I I,tutisil
has Pl• children, of WlUMPLthe,alcat, Prince
h 711:
Fred/rink, born lit 184.1. Is :Illqh .4tiztlasalaibew*ht.,
the Danish crown. The ra is IN ;
sawed child. Effie was honk her, 1844. . By:
the mamma of the Prince of the , royal Daily
of Griwt *Man la be allied f, Yetn4 lowl• le
a kingdom with whiz!' thli , It= religions much aympat'hy. obrlttrefa 1
battle with. the Danes they esnietioilsWid name slieffilo
Our maritime griadnees—our national love for the obi+
—we doubtless owe in great part to the Danish elastient:
In the mixed population of our coasts. OW filetelmi
were as fearful of water as cats are; thilet the '
breed originally they had bansuie, by lo aV nallisswe on.
the land, usLandllar with the element whisk nein
round the home .at the Noriemaa, the germs which
only rock to sleep the islanders of Iceland, the dwellers
on the long penineula or ses-beaten Jutland. Yet the
English traveller sow-i-days in Deiniterl4 In Eliot*
or in Norway fade mere at how with this redide than
with an other in Europe, for are iingelarly_ like
omissive in features and manners. ' The ' fattliihar
gqls there, if it were net for their quaint iniffinielnil
tlihir stems,' wiendt, might be English pensant Oh.
The eheerful, hearty-looking men Wieset genuine.
John Bulk The Scandinavians love & They'
- lbek to Wm Country more than to any other—look to
it with • sort of pride, became their Alinettors Peopled
it—with • trustful confidence, as the powerful repre-
sentative before the world of the pria4ples which they
bold dear—the "any
.;lehlA they have cherished from
time almost Immemorial among their Polar snows;
the reformed of ChrietAata _which they, aa we
have been the champion. 'Nobody NW this northern
imuntry44o es well admitted unbar he can
/peak , . ,is the first anal meet idetneary
,ef whose ''" as • vldt to Ittehaardwllloli
Welt MI exile, is . loeind - , ' to:
li eager by every.7entli albeit maisim 1
ii wi.• Ilte th• . i ' Ittliwlllsdir Pee lor
, . the DIRK rat
s‘ "led the
suis...•'• to in mitre. . light thy eilistig,gan.
. meth. 'We may hipm, set der heytl
' allied by marriage with the royal boweenlitith of Dew-
• mark and Prwriar glllitniPeonitstse,•-wideli ass nus.'l
-Petnally in colibleirellithetilusition of Shilinda, uls#,i
perhape, be kept lb* war nut invited derisersirmy by '
the happy link irlileh will 'Ass he eshildhibuirlialiwent .
them. To promote snob oonsord watrileove than
Fr tilt tatelett WCleglandi Whose task eeneiliation
be rendered easier Aka& hiiiitikne, j tilt,
en established to tint lillet ~sit
neighbour nations. - -----