The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

forrign futtlligrncr.

Ti. Frank pepsin tontine* to harp on the suggestion
for a conformism to Fettle the Eastern op, .too.
barn bad ite soave-atom.lg• our southern
I•nos, three in the South of Frame base alio been
choked.

It in staled Wit Signor Ton*llo has brought his
Inbuers in Rows to b satisfactory 000ultuloo, and
abut to rrturs to nortsce. . _

If • st•toateltt ia the View* Pram be true. it I.
eel tent th.t Maaimiltea has takes one step at least
towards tbe evaesatate of Me: ieo.

Vounts pspsr saserts east sa lasorsoce
beoa Pir.au.l oo tho Eupora?, goods shwa has* been
Adored for BAgus. Tb• Itaaperor is sot ootaizi &way
sos_sty.louided.
PROWL and no
07 ael szchsogfog decorations
Italy sent t.b• sonar tho.rder of th• artuncioda to
e,ouot liissisrk. Prussia mollies by seodios b. Orsod
Order of tbe Black Foe* to Baron Itioasoli awl Count
Visessati-N owes.

Ti. Hiialas Cosine= had • division on Flicks
on • queatioo which virtual y involved toe retention of
the pusbrabotat of death In the penal cods The deosios
mu is favour of the remotion of the punishment, the
numbers bsiog—for, 56; against. a.
1:4011011 fitd•LO.l• has laid before the Italian Chain.
ben his ioansial ststement. After adopting all the
ordiamy devises to which • fitancial Minister could
resort there was mill an enormous Masi*, and this be
proposed to' notice ay by • special tax on ecialesimaissl
propm ay.

eannaseeroant of the arrival of the 'Weat India
omit ia amamtaniad by mom earleamat it.. of news.
Oatt to that so fewer than Wary renown bore bees 111
oo board lb. steamer from yellow fever, taenty-thrm
of whom have diwl. sad 'toolbar that a dietarbmos has
takea plate at Hamlame of so oarless a asmatter as to
regally the tatmlereatte of &WM treoge.

Wflafll WITH A WILD BoAll.— P. .ila boars
were bine during • hontiog party ormuised a.. days
back at dome a, Nesse. At one asoam.ii aU. Retard
found himaelf idea in the pressoce of one of them salmi le
With the dm& barrel of hie gala be wounded it in the
foot: the moonl mimed ire. Ile then seized the
animal in his now. and strugalnd with ii for tom minute.
whim amistaisee arriesil and it was despatched. It wno
found to weigh VOW& Is the semunter k Reu.rd
remised three wogs& ia hie kg from the boost'. taste.
TWO BOYS CAIIII/ID • HONDLID MIIJIS TO BRA
IN AN Or= BOAT.- Th• OolloOfor 01011NotOs at dander.
land has wafted • oorusautticatioa front tb• 'British
sowed at Osposhogan throogh the Board of
stating that the captain of a Norwsgian mmellrt
pielted up two boys is a boat about 100 miles from
Sunderland. The youths were amprentiase oa board the
of Blyds•, sod oa the lEsit ale, wheat NM
ship wea Irimg in the Wear, they west oat pleasuring
in Om boat and were tarried oat to an.. They wore
picked up the.. day. otter and landed at Elsinore, and
have sloop boos forwarded by the Meaner nestling to
Hails

A BM &titian IT SERPSITS. re. Ilaprrille
(Leateelly) Karla mys that • by, four or firs goon of
ago. in IiOO¼SO roomy. as In tli• batik donor M.
trbotoot last iiitionom of going oat into O. wooll• rear
bit boas* to play with la " pretty things." an ha foll.l
atom. Aftsr moat orrm•ason, ono day tin mother wr.•
iodated to foim. him to his piargromida to me what
bad attraotiol him no moot, &tee to bin horror oho
&wormed her darling ot .yior with • trio nib.., blank
molts; wholly WISCOO.III,II/ et ho. peril The boy am
complittely lasoinntml, nori would minims sod reinsk
sad wont awl dali, rath his hidose• ciorarani•• as if Mt
is gm charmed rink of his brother. and ni•to.
Id Itommt tem loth* Imam orying for
teatatist EA Orb vrth• news et
boy,' MA; after mom 'ditiaattr, tilled the nooks;
Woodorfial 1., rolntii—sod .• bans thu. istormatio•
from • goothanon of anqamtionabl• veracity—kw lite*
boy mmo took to his bawl, bon. which be timer moww.
Bo pined away sod dial. linearly Mattis of the Nap
awn eimpwatts.-41we Ark Timm

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&algal Naos •

Mr. Bascarr has deelbetad the Invitation to oddness
Reform meeting at Wnreiester, sal he gives his reason
that be cannot Co. make any other engagement before
the °netting of Pailiament.

Tim Addeo"' le the Hesse of Cosmos. in answer to
Om Quieten Smash is to be moved by Lord Holeterdate,
mamba. for West Kent, sad meooded by lir. Groves.
member for Livertmot

PLPLOnioll EXTILLONDINAST.—A Oreonosit mina&
Went ashore near "I eberstory in the late gun. It yr
laden with lime. within, beereninit saturated, Bred. and
Wee op the deck. The hell isS complete wreak.—
Seutestart

Tug Pall Mall Ossetia any. that Earl Bereohamp,
who is an aetive and influential polutioian, bad bees re-
quested by the gsrl of Derby to move the address in
answer to the Quisn's Speech in the !Immo( Lords ; he
has declined to sive so unequienoal • proof of his con-
Clones in se Administration ethos* poboy with respeet
to theConseiesiee Clause is ambignoits.
Tug LAT. Flan AT TUB CATITAL PAL ACE. —A note
from the soccretai7 of the Crystel P•laise Company any.
that the r.-eroction of the pietism of the building
deetrored by the late ere will probebly east from
MOOS to £60.000. Tbe building and its tionionin are
insured for L'96,000, the company's claim on which, In
reslwiet of the destroyed portion. asnoonto to over
OUO.

AN UNLUCKY FARYLL—A few weeks ago, Mt. Kirby,
nephew to Mr. Kirby, farmer, Welkism. Malton,.ras
ran down by • Norh-Eastorn train and narrowly
escaped being lulled. He had only Jost renv,vered from
the injuries then received, and again got to busin.as.
An Wednesday his arm become entangled in 1101110 of
the farm manlunery, and wee so injared that ampulatiam
was Desessary.

ligation Ramwar 0014231011. —no Thursday a very
merinos °Aides oaserred near the °milord railway
station, which reiralted in injury to • number of pm.
wager.. It appears that • Smith &stern train, don to
London, war roe into by a train of the South Wretrrn
Company. The shock is deereibsd to have been very
serer., and several iajared paseaniers were loft behind
at Guildford.

lintoTainltY appears that as Lim:Moment
Brand bas admitted the euthorship of the !suers he
addressed to Mr. harles Belton, M.P., he has been
recalled from Jamaica. We understand that there
is no intention on the part of the authorities to try him
by court-martial, so that official displeasure will assume
the by no memo unsubstantial forin of retirement from
active service on a pension of £125 a yisar.—ffiair.

Commie To. Holum& —An act, U not malicious,
eery atopid, was committed by • farinservant at Mr.
Eiggell's farm, at Trn•borpe. Liseoloshire. A notion
is wiry prevaleal &nougat waggowers that by administer-
ing certain Ming,. poisons melodad, the rifest I. • glooy
wet and neat &preemies of their toms, sod this foolish
fellow, inireeed with the same idea, one day laat week
gave to two very weal animals • quality of mimic,
from which they both die&

TVs Reform Lowing appears still to be making pre-
parations for • Reform Demonstration by the trades of
Lon4on, on the 11th Febtuary. Mr. Beale* pi...aided at
• moven, oe Wednesday night tor this purpose.
Several of the delegates stated that they attesded
merely to watch the proceedings, and were not cm-
veered to plsidge the so-operstios of their trades.
Other delegates woo with full powers, and • pro-
visional oommittes was appointed.

FATAL GANN WITH • CAT.—•is isolated was held at
Doncaster • fear days ago ou the body of • little girl
named M. E. Clapham, who died from seven scald.
which occurred th.oesb playiog wiati • eat. It
appeared that the deoessed had been playing with a
straw to amuse the cat an" by sodden was upset back-
wards I. • vessel of hot sofilesoda She -fled nest day
from the severity of the iajories sustdaed. The jury
retaraed a earthed of aceidootally melded to death.

CHIMP RATWI BY RAILWAY.— Some Mosel the cheap.
sees of steamboat and railway transit may be hems I
from tbe feat that Duke butter Is now sent front Rotter-
dam to lisrwieh by steamer. and from the latter plata
to tbe south of Rae, and by rail, and lb. °net of carriage
all the way II loss thou one farthing per lb.. end Not.
maady bettor is sent from St. lido to Sonthamptoe by
susesebost, and from thence to London by rail, and the
wet of carriage amounts to only one hall-farthing per lb.

A WOMAN BOUND Tl DIATH IT BEA CHILDITT.—
A n inque-t arm held at liftnchester on Thursday on the
body of Elias, info of Thomas Cbeetham, a leboarer.
On Wednesday ewentng the cl. ceased, while sitting at
the Areeide, fell asleep. Her two children began to
play with bits of chin by putting them into the Are and
lighting them. One of thews chit.. mast have fall-n
upon the mother's dram, which took Ire. The unfor.
'unite grooms use so periouely injured that she died the
some night. She Iva, aged 4.1 years. The jury found •
verdict of Aocidental Death.

THE Smith Eastern dietriets have been visited by a
heavy miowrfall. On WipAncoll.y evening the railways
from Dover to Lon Jon were fairly blocked up. The
vnow was drifted into the cuttings and lay piled there
to a hid At of wetly feet. The London, Chatham, and
Dover Railway authorities got gangs of labourers to
work, and soeceeded I. ele.ring their linen, so that before
noon on Toursday the whole system was clear. The
south-Ifeetern authoritim were morsel, an stmeeseful.
ludeed, they seem to hem, had more work to do. and
though the soldiers at Bhornoliffe were turned out to
assist in the work ~f clearing the liars, they wen unable
wholly to aceomplish the ta.k until late in the evening.

A JOURNALISTIC "CAT"•STSOPHL—An incident or
carried in connection with the printing of our paper of
Tueslay, which we imagine is unparalleled in the •nnals
of the prem. A out had ens °need horaell in the large
cylinder of the f.dir.leeder Hoe printing machine em-
ployed to throw Mr lb. first Bide of our hum agj,.
Ref .re Martine& 1111.011i00 of this ..wt there is consider-
able noise ..nd bustle in patting on the " foruses" of type,
kn, and during the drat few revolution. it I. driven set y
slowly. T. e eat, however, remained quite quiet during
the.. preliminaries, and wosped notice until the machine
was running et full spned, and had thrown off wen POO
*vies of the paper. 8b• then apparently lb •nebt she
had had enough of it, and attempted to awing out of the
cilindar, hut. being gildy after I.er 900 1011-.1,00d re-
sclutiona, fell underneath it, and ens crushed to • jelly
by the revolving formes, lier head making a large dent
in one of tbe orlamoo, earl her lash, blood, and bones
being so evenly distributed over the type this it was
only after • great deel et washing that printing Dodd be
resumed.—Nortii Brifish Msg.

Tee WierCelei Ron.WATL—Tho mrreement entered
Into between the Great Weetem, Bristol and Exeter,
and South Devon Railway Companiis sed the Routh
Western Railway Company, provides that tho various
oosapaeles, parties to the agreement, undertake .to
procure the onset of the ether eompanies meneetied
with them, ma as the Cornwall. and Salisbury and
Yeovil. The companies are to provide all resemable
scoontroodeloc, facilities, and mentance, each toward,
tbe others, for the interchanp and forwarding of trans,
and every company are In convey on their lioes the
traffic of Ms others. Through fere, and rame, sad
through booking and invoicing by routs to be sinned
upon or settled by arbitration, with all usual mid proper
fealties, to he arranged over the respective system of
railways. The commies are to be at liberty to eon
-
;tract, Imes, work, subscribe to, pumhage. OT
ocnoloonetto with, .od enemies the running potion
of, various railway, which are enumerated. It is the
intention that without the necessity ot application being
made to the Board of Trade to sanction the laying down
of any OonowiroOlte MI% or say Parliamentary bootee,
there shall be efficient through narrow-gange COmoloil•
ioation and running powers between Lidford and
Plymooth. Launceston cod Truro, and Falmouth and
Pensame. It is also the intention that the &nabs
West*. rti an to ham efficient oarrow•gange ontnultill-
katios and running powers over that portion of the
Behan' and Sash r which lies between the Roger
jcaution of the South•Westere and Cowley-bridge
Jancion. The arrangement is to be in perpetuity, and
to be select to the sanction at Parliament.

TOE PASLAAIIMITAIIIT 118111410 m. —The usual signs are
observable in the political horizon of the rapidly.
approaching 1101114011. Mr. Gladstone, es feeder of the
Opposition, has issued • circular to Ms friends and
supporters requesting their atteedanc• on the opening
of theses' ; and • enetemrmy publishes • rumour
that a conference will be old upon the right hon.
gentleman's return to England. between the heads of
the sections composing the Liberal party. Mr. Firand,
it is understood. at the prettying instance of route of the
more indoestial Whigs, hag reignited his withdrawal
from the 'lmportant port of "whir which be has
hitherto occupied. The Blandond glove the following,
as forming part of the Ministerial programme :—"We
understand that one of the earliest proposals of her
Majesty's Ministers in the approaching seetion will be
for the appointmeet of • oommittes to ingme• into the
working of the Beek Charter Act. The duty of the
ocamtnittee will be not so much to consider the advt.-
ability of repealing the An of 1844 am to dine. certain
amendment, that were deemed necessary for int improve.
neut. A ntonget thew will be • propoeition to relieve
Ow Hank of ite present power of UMW and place it in
the hands of the Government. Another important
question that will he dealt with soon after the assem-
bling of Parliament will be the health of the arallien of
the imen.ntil• marine; and vs loom with Vent
Osman that the President of the Pont-law Board will
early to the section Introduce • Bill for tbs {improve-
ment of the administration of poor itili•L iii. phaill
that the Ministry have not been idle daring the mono
and that we nor look forwsrd for mamy valuable WOW
reforms as the result of th.ir laboers.

BYNIZIT 80012T11011 AND TILIDNa' 1111101111.—Tb.
Byandard observes that a most isperteat amok, teed,
ioy a guest tolling and instructive judguaut, hu bun
decided in the Court of Qcosn's Bench. Four judges
Ink and wars unanintoes. It jut. ko wivitsci that Mu
fut• of this eau could be laid Wore ivory working
man In the kingdom'. Tito ammolastoo pas of boiler-
making and iron shipbuilding operatives; at pretended
to MU.. It. numbers when out of staployment, to mu
their sick, to bury their dead, and to eommensate thou
for saeklenta. Diotincily, however, rho objacia of this
essumunion wore thou of oppireadon and intimidation
Tbit rides were—that pries@ should be awartlecelly kept
op
to • clutchu level an 4 strike. enoursgisd by regular
mimesis ; that no toe should call at a shoo vaulting
loads where • divots oil Ow subjects of unties" had
ussirrod ; that no one should teach soother his bugloss.
or leod hint his took, to practice with; that so 0011
sheet.' me his itilluencts to °Win employear•l /ea a app.
nwrinber—not though he were starving anti so forth.
The question raised waa —Were thus purpose' legal,
or coosonant with puhlie policy? It may he a greet
Moue to the industrial thous to learn that they are
not; that the Law take, DO awaits.'" of, and affords
no protection to, such lavaittsasuts: that money
deposited with their inanagers is loot bey ad power
or meovery in any boort of the kingdom', &ad that in
sight of the logialature and of juisprodenat they act..
men restraints to trad., Impasitiams apes tin workomi"
lavations of pcindsal liberty, and totwoursgemoiske
disorganised seal, of etriltea. Thin being so, a portillik
sent of money deposited DIOS detained, and • suite
instituted to recover. After argument it was hold by
the magistrates that the aulety could not referee tur•
mutt from its treasueer of the mount asatmod to be
held in Oran for it, and this deaden Ins ea Widow
day saairmsd the it of Qom% Blesta.

1•044, aM,
po!rtibanar

Ihnceitito Clutoononie.—the Hodemoda, 9e. ewe
garrotters sentemod at the last amines at Loses to re-
Nave 24 Labe., in additloo to their reereettiml lams of
penal lorviteds, were loosed at Armley gaol. The
Leath Metter, mys :—" The eat mod won net the
adieu, one adopted in the geel for the Infliction of
penishment by • magistrate's order no unruly primers,
hot... honed for the purpose of amidst Prr°." by
the Home Oilles. bi• &homy has tree regarded is its
manefsetere ; a lout handle, to wheal' me atembel Mee
still longer cords, knotted at various meats and twisted
at the ends a• hard aod as stiff as wire, imileMes at
Gam that 111, an instrument which .111 do its work
thoroughly. and .111 leave a good Account behlad. This
...ma was not loto the bands of • Mil strong warder
sod vary moo a howl from the •01•11116 ',noun
aniseed that his beck ash theist had ore. mutaiatsoce
will' mob other. E.ery fresh iseh visible et gh.
men's fifth. sod At the mod of Use Arai dewa. whoa the
cat was banded over to aruthsr dicer, Sae white *le
hail changed to a brilliant purple. L Arermer and
svitently • more experienced Mad admielellered the re-
maining limbos. every on. of while made the minis
writhe and gross in fearful smely. Mama Gellt7. •
rummer man than the last Primmer I. Tom, het, to
juice from the record of his career reed at the time he
was marketed, not la crime, wee than led forth sad
stropped In a Waffler meaner to the Endes tree. His
skin was snore tender than Elemuneet's, and the ha
made more impression upon it. After the Erre eat Or
two be bellnwed fur missy In the most pitems manner,
and screeched for water, which was bawled le him. His
000tortion• were still more violvot than those of bia
companion in odefortone, and an the ponishineet west
on be made fr•Atie 0,01.61 to amps from the seropploge
wince, secured Um. So desperate %ere his struggles
that he had to be bald by several warder, while* be As.
Oli•111.4 the last &emu lashes."

Tat Coura.--We should be overlookies • fast drawl
medical and weal interest it w• omitted to note the
severity of the sold and of its Whets ea Ufa Delia/
the emery frost of the lest low days at the year it,..
apparent that, despite the tendency in emalortable and
healthy people to eloard cold at this tame as dui dim,
thitg, the soaamnaity generally NTS feeling that them
woo as enemy to life in the air, or, to speak snore
www•tolY. Maude Use fatal sheens* of • friatod—a
rertola asseust of heat. Ems the young and tha
stroll on. site first signs of the hoot yirldlog with a
feeling of thank/ Laney. Thom orbs have appointments
involving Use mooing of large numbers of the sick pow
doubtless got the most vivid impression et the week
resistants that humanity in the eueditise of poverty
can oft-r to such cold as that of th• lloal sad 41h ef
January. The polo, sold. pinched, stony look at set-
patients of dispromnes and hepatitis, sod the but 111610
hatter look of those alto are weaned to emelt beds an
they here is Snakes rooms, made hospital sad Me.
poetry duties at ones move u 00000 sad more paint'sl
than usual. How temlle the dolunion is that weather
like this is breelleial. It is dangerous to the brain,
and lets paralysed patients in for meted attacks. lii,
still more dsodly to the the* lied Its ii. heathy sae
who does not foal touched by it, in some part of the
respiratory apparatus. It drives the peer Into their
overcrowded boars la inerewed numbers, sad es favours
lover and other epidesnic disease. gad, in a word,
apart from its more speckle Abets, it is pastorally RDA
through the whale body devitslielitg. It lakes the life
out of the body sad redness it by so meth to Om
toudltion of sarroundlng thew. Tbe registrar-Emma!
shows us that ea here in frost a sums of death Is
severity mon like plague than mythiag alas. Cold ma
ma • sharp mos with cholera. In ono week It has
raised the number of deaths by 446 Is Laudon ales*.
Lest week 1,891 deaths wars reissued. In Glasgow
the mortality an last week was at the rata of 73 per
1,0001 Can nothing mon he doe, to east&
medical OHM who have to me the Web poor Is
this mouton, to relieve them more sad
more direotly than by present armageneste is
possible? ft would he • most reliable sad efisimit
eharitable investment to lona • fund to be used
by modocal men, who are le the very best psaition few
seeing who,, a blanket. or • shilling, or • idea UAW Is
most urgently needed, and mold its most somplebely
rh, Leased.

A II(Moo:. View og IS los Tasosos ox six
RUIZIT'S PA IL —The intimate at Anti mad* reepeele
, log the number of victims to title catastrophe seem le
, have been rather over than under the truth. Oa Wed.
do) last we bend no lees than thirty serums lying at
the Karybilsosse Workhouse, of tibial no•r171. if Mil
not at that time being identified. They went males
chWdy lad. old young men. The youngest we. a boy
of about eleven. As • rule, the expeegeica of the
eountenane s were placid and composed, no trace being
I left of the terrible etruggle which preceded death. It
, is popularly supposed that guides or meld deaths leave
, their mark upon the face, in the greater a gauntries of
feature, which occur ander chess eirentostancen This
is probably en error. We base sees upon bitale-Geld
hundreds of Nese which wore en sepses of perfect slam
In the death which had *marred from shell at elese
neuters. tome of the most peeesful cioanteuanime we
remember were Noce of some ehildren orb* were either
burnt to death or vicinity eoffeested in • blaming
Nose. Some of the most isontorted visages we have
oborved base been In the peigaterfon roomed bcopitahl
where death hai sle.l op:erred from disease Bat
though the •xpreesions in these easel of drowning were
usually plead, in sirloin other respect. the Isom varied
considerably. In Dome there was complete pallor, eves
the lips being blynebed and cocarionally bitten. In
others the tees was of a sonde tint with intense eon-
retion, and there woe froth shout UN teeth, the lips
being widely ..pirated. In the great mijority there
wee. peculiar gootracited slate of the notoeso of the
tiepin ez.rernities which tle riper merry bed toed to
the condition which preseded d. &N. We saw crow of
bodies lying in • shed, eihnb of which, almost without en.
reediest. I.y in the sante attitude. The head we slightly
thrown beck ; tie arms mire serried in front of the body,
the forearms srenewbat dozed npos them, and the
angers feted upon the palms. It we. very meat the
&Wines of a holier who is wslking Into gradually deep-
ening water. and who keeps his srms onwetted although
'tiff by chest is inimeised. In smile insteneta
clenched Angen of the corpse enntrned black mad.
With one exceptios these persoos were no unequivocally
dead wben brought into the workhouse that eff it, of
resoseitistion were considered entirely useless. The es.
oeption wan Is the ram of • young ..on in whom Or.
fluidal] thoarbt that he beard • slight 4,,5p. Energetic
efforts at artilielol respiration by the Itilventer method
were immediately oomineoad and conUnnert for three-
qoarten of an boar, bat unfortunately without suecess.
—Tie Laurel

BeoCitee shocking dory wines to me
from H-raford about an idiot boy, named Johnny
Hands, who wax atid to have been foetid deed on • bit
of straw in • solar, owing to tbs gross *malty with
which he had been treated. an inquest was held um
the body, at whist' adamant &poised that thit poor
had not had • shirt washed kr 12 months, and that he
had been sees in • cold eallar almust naked, haring on
but • thin pair of frown and an old Jacket. Bread
was given to him hay by •010111 women, which be ale
ravenously, and Mrs. Brookes. • wittier, maid In ler
opinion, be was an i lot, for be had told her that bid
' aunty" (stepmother) would beat him If she knew Its
rossind saythittg. Kra Parry arid Mrs. Wall avid
they found Ilto poor wester* croorbed op in a
boned at at lb. top of the bonze, with his fate to th• wall,
and saw his Oster Ann strilie hint Sol • ail ha railed
again, and thoy Mrs. H.rds drunk doarristaira
They tried to talc. ti.. boy ...y, hot he ran f4htened
from bus stepmother under se anatomy in • dark
Re then had no shirt to his bask nor stocking... his
fact, and bia breast and neck were • masa of ewes and
bruises. Abe went to the polka-statical for tha:ac.lia
ba l
t by the time he Akan arrived be had belts
and • shirt put. him. MI. Newman bad beard
I.lowa and had heard him cry out frequently, " Oh,
don't aunty, don't." Kr. Wi11i5..,.. the boy kicked
down the shop iota the cellar. Mrs. Jane Morris bad
simn him naked, in wild weather, ineepting hi• trousers,
and had mon him heirently beaten. Tbe owe
broiler and sister DNA to best him unmercifully. Kiss
Lawford bed frequently beard fearful atoms.. and seen
him Mitten with faggot Ma ha. Dr. Letitia. who stades
poiX-morteni examination, said he foetid the body palli&
and emaciated. MOM were many abrades. sad
awatehes, numerous about tho •lbows, wrists, and
'boulders, barns awl marks about the loin., and right
temple, intid• the body there was no fat, the meanies
were pale and thin, and the stomach was empty. He
honeyed death wu occasioned hr sartgestio• of tbei
brain by exposure to cold and absence of food. Tbe
jury returned • verdict "That damaged died from ems-
patios of the brain by 'apostle to cold, sad that he
had been treated with great easiest, bandanas, and
cruelty by bid mother.in•ltio, Mrs. Hard.; his brother,
Thomas Hard.; and his iat..r. Ass Herds." A
correspondent says the deceased child arm lair to con.
adorable property is Hereford.