The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-26 00:00:00

THE NIGHT HOUSES AT THE WEST END.

William Barton, the keeper of the refresh-
ment-moms known as "Sate Hamilton's," in Leicester-
square, was summoned at the tharlboroughstreet Police-
court yesterday, for knowingly permitting prostitutes to
assemble and remain on the premises on Sunday, the
20th inst.
Mr. Superintendent Bement attended to watch the use
for the Commissioner of Folios, and a great many inhabit-
ant' of the distract interested in the ease were present.
Inspector Draper, 0 division, said—On the 19th inst.
went, in company with another constable, to the defendant's
house at midnight. Two men were standing at the door,
one of whom was the doorkeeper. The latter shut it and
rang a bell. We were then admitted, and proceeded to the
refreshment-room,ground-floor. In that room, on a raised
platform, on a chair, sat a woman I knew to be Sate Ha-
minors, with a woman on either side of her. There were
17 women present I knew to be prostitutes, liming seen
them in the Haymarket at various hours of the night.
There were several men also present. At half-pest 12 we
went again, having remained within view of the door. In
the same room were 95 women, nearly all prostitutes known
to me. Five or six were taking lemonade or soda water;
• few coffee-cups ware about on the tables. Ninety men
were also present. The cups did not appear to have been
moonily used. The defendant on my inquiry‘canie for-
ward and said he was the proprietor. I said, You have
more than 70 prostitutes here.' He said it did not =ether
if there were 100 if they conducted themselves in an
orderly manner. If any persons present were objected to
be would turn them out. We then again left, but re-
mained in the street till 1 o'clock, when we visited it
again, and found 61 women present, and not taking re.
freshment. Most of them were those I bad seen before.
We left, but went again at half-past 1 and were let ie.
Half-way up the masers was • second door 'Mimed. We
were admitted, and found 48 women, Dearly all preen.
totes, also nearly as many men, and we again left. About
2 o'clock we visited it again, and were let in as before.
Twenty-eight women, prostitutes, were then present, and as
many men. Six or seven were taking supper ;we left, sad
visited it again at • later hour, when we saw the defendant,
and I pointed out that many were then present whom I bad
before sees, and that they were not taking refreshment.
He mid they had had refreshment, or he should not have
allowed them to remain. The inspector described the
results of several other visits. The women were all well
dressed. He never saw a poorly-clad prostitute there in
his We. There were eight other houses of the same oleo
in the neighbourhood. About 15 out of 180 were taking
refreshment at the first visit, sad, but about 6 out of 170
at • subsequent
Sergeant Ward, 290 A, corroborated the evidence given.
He saw two gentlemen's broughams at the door at half-past
12. He saw two of the women go away in use with a gentle-
min. He never knew • poorly-clad person go there.
Mr. Superintendent Bement said that the house wee
utter ruination to the property in the neighbourhood. The
home could only be shut up under the Excise Act if wine
IMO 'applied.
Mr. Archibald Smith? who resides opposite the hones and
his dose so nearly all his lif maid there was nightly so meek
disorder and annoyance that he and big tenants could get
so red. Women came at all hours of the night with me
in cabs sad brominism up. to the house in question. As
many as 900 were let in nightly.
Mr. John Meadows, Primes-street, maid his home was
nearly opposite, and he could get no test in the front pert
of his house.
The magistrate said it was the first time the defendant
had appeared under this act, and he should flue him Pk
and costa, but would advise the defendant taking a an fee
a higher court.
Mr. Samuel Belasco, the keeper of • similar estalikir,
went, No. 6, Pantos-skeet, Haymarket, was then mar
mooed for the like offence at the same time.
In this cam Mr. Lewis submitted that mania/aka Allis
court bad formerly held that prostitutes, so long as they
were orderly, were not debarred from going into seek bow
to obtain needful refreshment. The questions were whether
the person' were there for a bona Me purpose, and whether
they remained an unnecessary length of time. Nothing had
come out in the evidence bearing on these points.
Themagistrate remarked that the bulk of the magistrates
bad always been against Mr. Lewis's view of cases of this
sort, and he should recommend this case going before • sir

perCor court.
Mr. Lewis said he would rather have left the case fat
present settlement, but that at the recommendation of the
court he would take a case for the Queen's Bench.
In consequence, a merely nominal fine was inflicted.

mrsmuous CASE OF SUSPECTED
POISONING.

(From the Westmoreland Gazette.)
An inquest was opened on Tuesday, before
C. G. Thomson, Eeq., coroner, at the Royal Hotel,
Kirkby Lordsle, dsle, to inquire into the death of the late
Mrs. hen Atkinson, dressmaker, of that town, who died
in the month of October, 1860. The body was disinterred.
and a post sealers examination made by T. R. Whitaker,
Req., sumo% and the contents of the stomach, kaz
transmitted to Dr. Mundy, of Leeds, the celebrated
analytical chemist, for examination, pending whose report
the inquiry stands adjourned to Tuesday. the 29th tad.
From the evidence of Mr. Joseph Atkinson, the husband
(examined by Mr. Roper), which was partly taken at the
inquest, and from what we have been able to leant,
appears that the deceased died in London after a few days'
severe alga% at the house of a Mrs. Taylor alias Wino
(the Constance Wilson who was committed for trial ca
Tuesday last by the magistrate at the Marylebone
Pohcr
office for attempting the life of a Mrs. Cornell, by poison)•
her symptoms being such as to create at the time suspicious
that she bad been unfairly dealt with. These suspicions.
however, were by some means or other allayed for the
time, and nothing more was thought about the matter notd
some months since, when farther events transpired which
once more raised in the mind of Mr. Atkinson suspicions
that his poor wife had oome to an untimely end. Inquiries
were made in London, and the result was the discovery
what it is hosed will turn out to be a (arta' train of
atrocities committed by ibis woman Wilson, who ewer,
uoder the garb of devoted friendship to have lured her
victims to her house, and then poisoned and robbed them.
and in some cases even to have adopted that means of de
straying her victims for no apparent purpose than the re.
=oval of an obstacle to the gratification of her pusses.
The inquiry is creating the greatest interest in the tow!
where the deceased was long. and intimately known by
all
mound, sad much sympathy is felt for Mr. Atkinson in the
&drew* positive is which he is placed.

Ms BIOWW-WIETHEAD, M. P., AND COLON'
Simla, ILP., !AT Yomm.—On Wednesday the iced May've
of York pan a gaud dinner at the Mansion-home to more
than 100 genthesea, including the two members for that
city, the clerical dignitaries, the officers of the 10th
Hunan, &c. Mr. Weatheed. M.P., in responding t".h°
toast of the oity members, said he trusted the Britirll
parliament would be disposed to endeavour to maintain
the volunteer force in that state of efficieocy which all
Englishmea would desire to see. (Applause./ coked
BamYtkrll.P., in also returning thanks, said he was stating
the opinion of a large majonty of the present 14,41.1
0011111101.1 when he told them they were satisfied with the
mood administration. (Applause.) Whatever partymight las in °Mos, he believed the foreign policy ot the
aliment was the only one which would !no
tSahrvtothe oountry. Noe-ioterventiou in the demi
of asadoss ought to be honestly and cousistently PM'
reed, sad be was confident that would be the policy permed
by the Mesas of Commons. (Applause.) lie referred fie
tbm Went of the war in America upon this mutiny, Frames
sad Budiams. sad while they hoped foe a speedy osomaado
of Irostaitios, be did not think that the Norther' sod
Bonaire Sista Gould ever again cordislly unite.

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THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY - EVENING, APRIL 26, 180.
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LAW INTELLIGENC& them. OM ewer awls say ognesannisaMma to ail on the which had been blond • shat time and about 3 MUIR r,1878.,-(THrs DAEJ • goZILION OBLICATIONL
inrissll I weer over ha Mr al m 1 II emago as the o'clock in tee
Agnew she get into a °minibus dil=ss Wes to.day
(TIME DAY.) grades I haw rata. I All sr know kat Many mum far the of pig has.
As soon as she was --••••••'•••'---- aLI pit I sanaiaL Ito I p.m.
Two OTILOCI.
Mktg ss mat and wife at all._
_llia plaineW told ma to arc mated, _ prism= marred tho rehire, what Ward-
fee aux as Mr. sad Mn. Maglinan% but head not MIR me sat ma horsier side and the rimer Marshall mood* to The railway share market is still depressed, ~. 2 ccpurr.r2.. stir. ".. . I 191
COURT OF COMMON PIRA& that they were monied. The Mt km I was aware la her. Ammar female also essiod Muff on the Alm Ids and • further reduction has taken plane in le all ffeeth••oo_,__Frana!P:et• 31 11t - eiseiege is !Isom _zuz•Byt.d areijeenT resale, end loyea AlmsV!ill.a hdlg.,.
u:4:2l:ll.lhOßTAAlizziltlimil.
.witz..l2...east liar oh is • pestsol to the ritit side some of the reranptalrth lines.
haveern Eaa tern 2mini- riis au poralk:imarayrt4 = = -
ed ties.-
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nth
cisersowszrirew..Tbsintn- DirrTsjintißT itorwscitaßTinima.. a
few siosatl 4°1,1 ovalatos,dadadalseaseylll4, Drab°. ansamoLlud oath a tuldsol
onepossowl awl
vim Wbll9. *e
a. meleakolebar atoms
sonPrormiltimassitarted; pas sat. two or three other stocks #tol,no on Do. Noiriinitient... 11} 11 -
• 4 all Resulenmmnur Dent 2 _
_,_,..tm this aware el the net mss r this sumeekm. -In arum gad so
us id thei oar penmen was getting out she Western has advanced 1. Otherwise io an /..v-a4p.o. lok ~ _
cdaix.x.
_ol,* eitcww"ec" Wag lbw° :-11" Y.•‘• Isar I said I world tamer Ala about pedloff •
sim Mr diono,nad was srprised to see her pocket These
.are quoted the same as yesterday. os a! digeme_sial. 11
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whofor 114" 4 Ida Ire, • lad 13 Parasodoot.ad, thing am essemened her. also refined to her= raging outrile. Me perceived that • hole was ant in it, There us little business doing. London and
, lit. wAx..w.agm47: ; 14 116
wee .
WMd .-Jrhulst in the employment a the did
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with Dr. Seleauret. Mv neat left mv sister Togas, sad that Mown and contents were gone. The priaerre North Western stock is now auoted '16•• 4 • awai" rut Ilia* - .aaalaaard• sad a aaniaaa racy
lister Mark mod myself NOM. each ter our lire, and endaseried le get out, but she called out to the en- h 8 Great AT rde to i ; midland, ;
was seisred far the plaintiff for lOC subject to the opisles 71101001. to inane,
soy, is all 30.0004 One her Mar that she had Men robbed of her purse ' COLONIAL GOVIRNIEINT 101317111T/RA.
°I the court apes the 'ilwdis• whether %ha d•fmtant wu it
al. my 1:111er had ao .et MN weld only and lie, when a constable same up and took . Lancashire and Yorkshire' 1061 to 1 ; it braes.point
o. I Bli I eroms. Iml a. Wen Males.
of 1,M01., mosey which had hem but on Beth primmer into custody. She really believed that eladollart, 109 to }; South Eastern, 831 to # ;
1 112
Mt. Thome Josue accordia•ly sow moved for • rule fa ...... .oov. ap.0.,137742 . 100
the amdmetor a the ami would have allowed the Udall Coon es 571 to 58 •; and Great Northern, •... • Do.eperce t. 1883-4.. 100 -
a nenit. and subesittwl that are car oo evidence in map- 7r._ ...:___,Tal gad &boot which them ix a dirk
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of tho dins,. lag the slasham7 was &mans, the rozeirs.
_Ohiretry... In the event al gay signtzi idy
n‘ prierradasate sos. ap• had it sot hum for •• gentlemen eating 114 to 115. Preparations for Tuesday's settlement -.. .. Do.OperctalrebAlog. 100 108 -no -
port-
women go to me seat sitar. I onset GR. BIM IMO have commenced. Do. 0 t M cae 100 105 110 -.
ent••••1. jut.% Willis- Door the decksasiss suns Say iiir ocujoehat had prooseramilsiern remark that it would all la answer to the °barge the primers mid that they %Ili .. Do. 5 per cent.
las t; but it was abort her ma Mr. Lana were asepostable wows, sad word not be guilty of wch Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock remains la .. Do. lipwoent In. Stock 100 99} 100 i
Mery en the cart of the &Masai !
heavy. Bahia, Great Luxembourg, Dutch Rhenish, •• - • • of GliontipalB6o 100 100 111 -
Mt. Jones-No. WU aura at St. Georyde ougual II lister mod par an offers.
do. lea 100 110 112 -
Mr. Justice Wilke-Thee what is the Mee of action? yak' t° •••• 4•441 4 b• 4014 for bar by seer Mr. Oemniesaked if githsr airy or pnne was found on and Sambre •
and Meuse railway shares are in de- -: '; Dg,. do 1891 100 112 114 -
Yr. Jesus-i doe% Mow. nassabers et the Burly ; but she paid her own hills. the prisoners. mend, with an upward tendency. lei. .. re numew.Gov.flp. ca. 100 1071 1041 -
Mr. Juane Willis- Nor do I. You malatate •Ms to Mr. Friend Jawing, Tomlin-I moonset the Ifidandmata. Sergeant Gardner, 25 11, replied in the negative, and said
ORDINARY MAD* AND STOCK& .... .. N. B.Wales Grip. a 1886 100 100 101
Da sp. e., 11171 to 1876 100 18} at ....
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Thu derreed bed with me Mr or four sad eh when they Ant nuns into the station they dried all kapu-
t' tor • Mtlettll and ladled last 60 arrest isd/mtoth• log saa in esseeneei Dm I nig endured ha. ledge of each other, but that mold be
miser
otherwise. /al pd jgagg,w•gs,
Mr. Jeer-TM facts are that the mw with whom the kid
I aeorego4ft °s°
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are affair Mr some limo I looked on her Denis Scennell, 177 Y. & &MOM gar
worked told him to ad the MaCtlima while it was in molsin•
so. - Novo Scotia op. a, 1876 100 109 110
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16".7p.m. ,_.,.• ...
•..• Newpettlaw. LI
14e8r Cent. 100 lot in
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bee it •••••• triode& ens the ishindaia is bads for go a lady of very mind. Sbe egratialy played at the South Eastern Railway, said be Vl7knowa go .iii I_llloa..WangeenVet fe 11 •••
.... .. Atut.6ln. Spa. Bonds 100 108 110 -
what the area ' was capable of the amount of •• bill, and if she the prisoners for some time r two el the reverse omnibus r e Teo ee'm____llkalf!ticgma. = --• ee
.... - Vic. Gr.Osi. c.Janitruly 100 157 109
Role granted. had the mosey ens pay it ; but I had the greatest thieves in Loudon. He had frequently seep them together, r, a wr.......i -•
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- .... .. Do. &Op. e.Agall &O. 100 106} WS} 106-1 1
dialealty is making hot understand anything relating to and had warned them off the railway premier& te a ram, -ilk: 1 I _
COURT OP EXCREQUIR. her property out on neargage, or her property rider her Mr. Combo remanded them until Friday ant fa further It. lee admit ••• inn" •• go ._ MMILLANDOOd
itudes will, of which I car an executor. inquiries. 110. lee Caledadas_ .• .. ...... la} lee 1071 } Na I 811.1 domortur 11* la. pains I Balm.
&WNW ill Bane ill Fall" TwallVilella the Lord Chid Cresecumminsel-1 should not say that while she was 111 all Oar and Deadom.., .... - -.-
Bon sad Hera Ade.) living with as she was capable of makaag • will without the
WRATH= RRPORT.-(TRIB DAY.) Ili all Carawal... - .11 fle ...
... *WO le Aniesandean Dia . all 10 110
20:: ill Min& IL Mall 11t..(L....i ri. 4 4 _
_ RUMOR T. /1111104.111 advice of others. If she Ina told how much money she had 11: wall
pt. illrafire=Aarielv..taill-toiL -= =
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The Chief Bars pee in this sass, which wee she cord say whom she wished to have it ; but she ark --4.--.
MI all Bala tea 61 a - a 100 10 DeellaWsieewesks. all a 6}
argued dories the Mt be She present Mu. It sot have dictated • will. Una" MUM 111. II LIL * ell Dumst,Fera,&AhLla. 10 11 - stets so Ilikalgishldwpi ia so a -
arm an adios kneed by Mr. Cleans Mama, the The Judge-That is • very difficult matter. (laughter.) 86. la Me
printer and pelaaer et the official railway guided the Loa- Witness-I should ssy she might select a person to leave S. &M.l S. Y. 0. I. R. 11. _N. iss saatirears -
*IW Mises Vara, Ilkokl 117 00 - sms Ns • • I:ici
- - - ..... -.---- -- - - 41, la in Noah sr a - It. dame& a 11 11 -
earth, far the cost ama advertisenseet inserted Ia the bed liar to be ialluseiced by others. She quitted my bowie
.ul.O a arse. UM -. M. • Tarr lee la 117 -
edition of that publication. A verdict pared for the pka- boner I was miring up housekeeping. Nana. .... 111.90 MI a ILL • e - ••• tea im....., T.; 11;" - IL • PriltraiNe ll/1 106 te9 -
tiff, but sabsecruently • rule ins granted for • sew trial or • arrandood -I have no personal, interest in this sulk Aimunig. ..• guoe al as ja,N.L a - et, 10• as al - RANI el Tattlp. a Out la 106 109 -
anent. The gumbos turn' upon the elealdag of as order The moon that would come to my wife in settled on her. longs - It all Fora and Zane. - - - elkilie 10 KinftirLos. rt 11 las -
given by the defendant, which was to *lee terms:-•• Please Dr. Julium-I have been in practice Di years at Rich- no arm -
_110,409 10 Distladlalrrle.& 1 par pre -
insert in ths official guide my advertisement, to form • mond. I had • partner, Mr. Bird, who is now in Australia. Annaossan as. 47 as RSA b - 15 a mri fferlistesellemil 140 la MAN let. Meer% Trounce& .... ae• le so 1001 200
b - st lee Great Norebeva - I was last called in to Mies Banks on the 3rd of April. I 1'0ue5r1.7.7. war 41 111 O. o - la. Igo Dina i Ares. wean en- 1141 1 14 .. i 111 Gm arm Naviptlee 16 20} -
sewed on the same tame at the end Cl that period, pm- food her suffering from diarrhea& ; but it was not a very sim'ir, am 46 4$ ''r.7 r - all 1 ,Doilli UillpeLlspidill la 1U lin NW 1 • kip darted) .. all
vided a second edition shall he std." This raised erre attack. I saw her every day till the 18th ; but I Neenewenk: an 4$ a 1 • - 81. WM. arena war On) lan 1 ^ea 1 Det_l7}ser cent PreL a
the point whether the deferent, at Se end of two years, could make no impreesion on the dimness. he effect ITU Lingeogugt.. rig ie r M.N.W. 1 - 111, de Goal warms at ill Is 11 a, a L MUM TeL (L. 1.. 41 111 dl.
in the event of then berg • mood edition, was compellable very prostrating, but she ins some days better than others. zrrnsees. sass 11 47 1 1 - M. DaligenTreue.llll 66 511 - Ilk 10 arti. Oranlims N. all 1 1 id 11 }x d
to pay fora further issertion of the advertisement'. The From the 114th to the 2lat I did not see her. On the Thum 9wIluollulgi• __- - - - - - - - llt. I Legume** T len/ 107 1080 7 111,100 10 . Ire. Dir. Tel. (L) I per Ipm -
••_ • k itsi leaden sad ilmelneall le aI • Innen. & Cern ilk lem - court thought the plaiatiff had net mtiafactorily made eat day preceding her death (April 2A) I saw bet with Dr. t Mania•• m•■• 42 14 31.1- 11.0 w le 9: Tel. (Liu) aS YARROW= .. MUNI Ile 411 IL 21 r- 2 It. =ett _es alei us us -that that was the real mesa* of the contract, and there- Todd. She was still suffering from the same symptoms. pm,. •••• 18 es s.z. 9asas - t.‘ la . . 111 Ll•ft 441 SUN 16 Discount Co.. & PM -
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fore they made the rale for • amend absolute. We consulted together; and I communkated with Dr. gam an as IS S. 1 pa tee 1 Ilk la frodsaa Rink rem. 1111 sr illi i i 6, 10 fferindrOortlronel.• li II pm -
Rule absolute woordiagly. Taylor. A COMMltillealiOn WY afterwards made to the ma- resmnsom -kWI4 a LB. • as en s ue all _ Do. 1110111•1 -- v.. *OOO 6 Nellmelenda. Bp. apt( all i 1} •-•
BARTON r. JONIN. gist:res. I saw her alone three times, twice before and TOMILAIIO...- NM II a 11. la * 5.13 3 Ilk 101 Lisengentrestlelt we lati toe 1,711 1* I .9nm. it B. Soot. tet. Si 18 10
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Mr. Kasiba's moved to set arida an award in this on cur after she went to Alins.vilshalraaaarOn everyeameridotheentemaa.h....
ponsamerlolll9lllllll......
luellie ,i 4
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S 4, ••• • le ars Ati.-----111iiiiiiid . '1".1 IT - Mae IIL Br& Australsese.. all / I
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the ground of irregularity and misconduct ea the part of the Ilea nwathwret„. ,_____,,,,Wal eer am $ 116. 1011 MemajhaDdimmeinek a 64 all, 3 SUN I De.. "New Sharer • - ..... MU Mt 61 11.11. W.
uhetrsiors. The action arose out of the praise al sai ; she 1"•"'•27 =ha. ey" le all Mstropairen-........ 9 40.610 10 i• U. nme. (lAns.) all 7 -
toms sheep which the plaintiff said wen &mew. answerodfarber.niere wean bercoantenermaleokaf lateen ISOBABLIL 11 100 Merl ....-........ 1271 IN 1845 elem. a River Ind& inn lOO 66 67 ...
awl the matter in disputa wig reread n suffering sad rosy ; and a kind of wildner about her eye& _____
__ egllagT-_.__._ MONDAY. NY 116 Do. Now it 11 pm 11 pa lON a Perdu. wad Oda Steam all a 70 -
- %NO 611 Do. New 3O 10 12 pm iln two arbitrators, who had power to &penes es There was an sipressioa of tenor about her. When I saw agjfolt:l.naTadito 0. lo Kto N.W. to W.0.W., light to it. IN Da Irma way_ et 100
not Ice, moderate. 60 a MY. Gt. Wa. (Ireld ... -•'• - WO 21 Kra •a lad. Tr 0.44 ell 19 19} umpire. Each of the arbitrators selected an umpire, •and her with Dr. Todd, she was lybig in • vary exhausted state ; "
lluaann.-N.E. to N.W., light N.N.W. to W.0.W., moderate 16 all Mid Hate - - - 10.012 00 boa . .... . all 17 19
agreed to toss up which of them should become unineria hot face wit very sallow, and there wall • Peardim wildoew *fresh, floc to fresh. 100 all fforsalis sad Meride - - - IMO 15 Da. * * all 41 111 -
The defendast's arbitrator got the *EN but the •,•• whoa shout her look. The expressies of terror to which I have Cnnengk-g. W. to N.N.W., N. to yr , moderate, One. tO 9 Illewnhasusrhdel... - - dlls -. 4.1110 ID Rio deJan. OVA )a25 28 -
he bad selected refused to act, &erne be bad not beenpry referred was apparent most peculiarly on that OCCAMOU. moderate to light 119 all Newa.Wentruarblea •-•- 9/1150 - Do. -
- 14,410 Us Rena MR Mem - 110 52 fat -
viously raked. The other u • thew proceeded to act, Smethurst wars present the whole of the time. I &Coat -N.Y.& to W.N.W., N.N.W. to W.0.W., moderate, St IM Noma _ ... , „ .7 go
311. lie Nina Dank ...•
II 02 - 1144110 a. Alma larooas. 100 lali 140 - but without examining any witnesses, or giving notice el m•l4 amigo any natural cane for her death. light "'wag, am One.
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6. Inestrire. -W.AW. to N.N. W. to W.S. W., moderate M all Neva Dens Ran. -.-. -• lull U Anstralloa Led all at his meetings. I had PriniPolly ordered her medicines of • weth' N.N.W., moderate, fine. to fresh. et. IN a. Bastms-lkewlek_ _..Ng 97 en 1 MOOS 1 • Tel. Map all
The court pentad • rule. lag character. They would certainly not armor 116 144 Be.
Leeds-um.alfkl t i dls - 110,1;00 1 De. dm Iggierod
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41 61 =
far the appearances I noticed. I saw her after two o'clock Is. lee Du -.. 46 664 6641 11,010 10 Do. do. -
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nig ormolu or Tili RIRIBMON.
on the day the will Rai made. She did not speak to ma, W. loa Doi
_Talc --.. 841 86 - 10,000 1 Ditegralk to India (L.) 1 1 dim pm
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courtewl"dould Chid
r sitalten°°Thintir°l..rwdoent,f° the
day appointed ththe
nd I can therefore form no opinion as to her mental state CO
MMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lik-
_ us Moth Loren ........ 101 104 - 1/6. 611 .4 el Aast(L.) F.L 1 Tor pm -.
fur opera' the Interaidional Exhibition, at that time. She - ... Cal:Lama& 6 1 I}i pm -
atlll all NeglialLWeignsione ilsi 11 -- Wee & Un. Ingless Tel. (1..). kg 1} dls -
all, but she would occasionally say " yes" or " no." I
TALLOW MARICZT.-(THIS DAY.) tea 17} Nerallialeislan l.} dla 144 lane 100 Yen Blame.'. Lend-. en 9 9} 9}
should decidedly say that antimony would not be • proper-,
COURT OF PROBATZ AND DIVORCE. medicine to administer to &person with her symptoms, and The market II flat. Prices are quoted as follows :-Town isiki al I=llwaillawd`adl• - -
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(Bram the Jades Ogikery.) I did not prescribe it. Antimony hr a vary - - -• PROVINCIAL SHARP MARKETS.
intrenulier V. 70111.11 AID Imam. on the system. Aped to Jane, M. 3d. • July to September, 475. ; Oct. 14 all MarnoLii6ai ._, - - -
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The hearing °I this ors oat 06.1.10 d Milt looming ; awl patients. Iwu one of the situ against Dr. Smethurst - eg. 109 essitriff.l /Amer 4l as - 1./Triton, APRIL ea-Isles toglay :-Cskidontan stock, 10131
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amid &atop report trade Arm, at last r$ man rottlet=eto 111••••• •-•- -
the deceased Isabella Ranks. Before she went to Mrs. t°,4,..4••• a5.),,„"1".1,4 ..ff ~,,i ..i" d•,,,teif7: in
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sir and Yorkshire (Barnsley. 111. fa led. per cent.), 116}--
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The hearing of this MID MS esismed this morning ; and
tilt following edditiotiel eviiisses was glees for the defence :
Miss Louie* Banks —I am the younger sister of
the deceased Isabella Banks. Wise she went to Mn,
Smith's boardinghouse, ahe had lived with me for
four or five years. My father died about twenty
years ago. He died cd • complication ef diseases. I
was ha the haat a swiss my sister at Mn. Smith's.
1 nomasher her gang to Kildare-terrace, sad I visited her
there libewies I noticed an apparent intimacy between
her and enuitherst, and I spoke to her on the subject. I
told her it was not correct to go on so with him as be was
a married man. She said he was not a maned man. After
that I heard of her leaving Kildare-terrace, and I heard
nothing of her till *bout • month afterwards, when I
received a hitter from Dr. Smethurst, or from my wirier.
I did sot know where she was till then. In April I received
another letter from her, in consequence of which I west
it•en to Alma Villas, Richmond. I found heropparently
brie; with Dr. sinetliurst. He was at horse. lie opened
the door to me. and went up to the bedroom before
me. In a few minutes be returned and took me up.
She was in bed, and seemed to be very dangerously
lah• was very much changed indeed since 1 bad soma her
last. I spoke to her first—it was in Smethurst's presage.
I asked her how she did. she mil she was very ill. She
*puke about her money, sod said she did not think it wee
as much as at ought to have bests. She explained toms
whet mosey she warn referring to—it was her divides&
Before speaking about the money she said that if we would
welt • little it would be all right ; and turning to the
doctor els min, " Won't it r He replied, " Yee.* I re-
maimed et the hoses about three hours; but I was serer
with my sister alone • minute at a time. The doctor told
me to come out of the room, stating that she could not bear
the fatness of seeing meaty. I never wasaloos with beret all.
As far as I could judge she was not affected at my presence.
De the metier; I thought she was very much pleased.
Mr. Law, as eminent aorgeoa, ur a connection of ours. I
mentioned his name to Dr. smethuret, and proposed that he
should come to see my ewer. lie said that he thought he
had letter mot. Bmethur,t ale talked about money. He
sail be thought that it ought to have been more,
ocd that be could and understand why it was sot
I caul it wan the legacy duty which had beam
taken of that bad reduced the amount. When I left
I maul I should hke to come again. I said that to Dr.
Smethurst, ia the presence of my sister. He said that I
should do so ; cal then I left. The meet day I wrote to the
doctor and received an answer, is colusejetrace of which I did
sot go doses. The nest time I want was after I had re-
ceived the doctor's letter, ou Saturday, the 30th of dtpril.
I meat of; the Sunday and found my sister is the
peat& state of proetrat.on. She knew me. I was
'Mr alone with her, and 1 oily remained with
her • few minutes. The doctor again told me
foams 'out of the risun. I had no conversation with soy
&Mr at ell ; for as could not speak to me at that time. 1
W arrived at between 12 and I o'clock. I proposed to Dr.
flmselinnit I. stay with my sister and to sit up with her;
bit he refused to let roe. My sister made no remark ; she
was at that time in • very feeble state. She made an effect
to speak tome, list maid not. I did sot see her again that
day. I stayed is the room downstairs. The doctor was
upstairs. Isleptis a lodging in the neighbourhood; and
the sea mensiser, shout sine o'clock, I went to my sister
With but I did sot me her. I told Dr. Smethurst that I
should like to see km, but he said she was. too ill, and the
r."'121 was sot arranged. I did not see her till four or five
,; la k la the afternoon. About II o'clock I hart been seat
oaf to Loedoe by Smethurst for medicine. Smethurst wished
me to get some made up in Bond-street He told Dr. Julian
that it could be better made up there, but Dr. Julius did
not think that it could do any good. I did sot
with to go, and Dr. Johns did not wish me, but I eves.
tally went because Dr. Smethurst pressed ma so much to
go. Smethurst was not in custody when I returned. I
was with my sister all that night. There was also • nuns
present. I heard from Smethurst that he bad been takes
into custody and had been admitted to baiL Two constables
tune, sad they left with Dr. Smethurst. My sister was la
very week state. She thanked me for my kindness Ulmer,
and ~died me to stiy with her all night. She slope
during the night. I remained with her till just before
she died, and then I was takes out of the room. I never
Lid any private coevenatice with ber till after the none
,rne. out I did sot konw till after her death that • will
been made. My sister had always bees • very nervous,
,i,itable person ; and elm had always bed very good health.
I ross-examined—My mother died before my father.
W hen my father died the family consisted of sim
had four sisters and one brother. Mn, Tombs,
Mrs. Ifaftenden are my sisters. I had an-
'Aber who died before my sister Isabella. We lived
is
lir father's lifetime at Streatham. We lived together for
or six years after that ; end then Isabella resided with
-no &I Notting.hill. She did not go directly from me to
the hoarding house. lo the interim she had lived with my
hrother.indaw, Mr. Tombs. From his hoses she
"as to Mr.,. Towhee, my aunt We had had
co quarrel whets she left me. I summed she
andnd to live separately. At the boardischouse
ohs used to emaciate morn particularly with • Mrs. Firth.
I tot know where she is now. My sister introduced me to
lhsawliesetlient, but I never saw Mrs. Smethurst him on two or three occasions when I west
to the hearding-howee, but I did not always see
him. I do not remember bow long it was beton she
left the beadiett-hoime that I last visited her there. I
tivaizht that Smethurst was paying attentioos, hot I Mel
Sot know that than was say great istimacy helm&

By the Judge—The expression of the deceased's fans was
much more than one of anxiety.
Professor Taylor, lecturer on chemistry at Guy's Hee-
pita!, described the result of certain analyse* which be had
mails. Found antimony. That is • medicine which pro-
, duces a very depressing effect upon the nervous system.
' Cross-examined—lt is constantly given to patients; but
not for diarrbcca It is prescribed for colds and fever. It
his no direct effect upon the mental powers ; bat indirectly
it affects them. Made a deposition about arsemia, but had
not made any mistake about it. There was arsenic found
in a bottle of medicine ; and it had been set free from some
copper ruse. The fact was • new one in chemistry ; and it
occurred in oak one analysis out of 133.
Mr. Robinson, the solicitor conducting the suit for the
plaintiff, was then called by Dr. Phillimore. He mid he
had conducted the defence of Dr. Smethurst, and he now
produced owe of the briefs.
The brief was then put mama examined by the judge, who
maid there was nothing about the charge of bigamy spinet
Mr. Smethurst in the stat ernent, but that there were cer-
tain biota for croas•examination.
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Xmas. Harvey and Foatoti report trade Ana, at last
daes prima Primo meadow hay, 70s. to 80a. ; superior
ditto, Ns. to 965. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 50a. ; rowel), 50s.
to 70a. ; clover, old, We. to 110 s. ; ditto new, second cut,
101. to 100 s. ; strew. Ms.

COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.)

Vegetables, consisting of bromoli, French letincea, endive,
peen peas, artichokes, new potatoes, asparagus, and early
bora aim* continue plentifuL Pears are 'career every
week. Good table apples are likewise far from being
plentiful, m are mho bamliab pine apples. Grapes are
still dear. New stmwbernee may be bad, bat they are
bj no means plentiful this year. Potato trade heavy.
cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese prim
camellias, hyacinths, violets, cinerarisa, mignonette,
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The Bishop of Durham has addressed a letter to
the Newautle Journal in reference to the statement that
his lordship was willies to give 1,5001. of his income to-
wards the endowment of a bishopric of Newcastle. The
',spurt, as explained by his lordship, has arisen from his
having stated, in conversation with a friend, that he should
sot allow his interest or feelings to be as obstacle to any
scheme for the subdivision of the diocese of Durham, if such
an arrangement was considered, by competent authorities,
likely to extend the indult:Lem of the church of England.
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCLITY.—At an ordi-
nary general meeting, held yesterday at South Kensington,
the Lord Bishop of Winchester, V.P., in the chair, upwards
of 130 candidates were elected fellows. Among them we
notice the following names :—The Marchioness of Bath, the
Countess of Harrington, Dowager Lady Clinton, Viscount
Powersoourt, Viscount Folkestone, Viscountess Dungannon,
Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Pas*, Bart., Sir James Duke,
Bert,, Lady Lugard, Hon. Mrs. Cud, tic.
DRPAILTUBE or MB,. GLAMORS FROM MAX-
LIITATER.—On Thursday, sitar the meeting at the Town-
hall, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mrs. Gladstone, Sir
Stephen Olysne, and a distinguished company, were enter-
tained at luncheon at the Palatine Hotel by the Chairman
end Directors of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
The right boo. gentleman took his departure by the 2.30
p.m. tesia for Chester, en route for Hamadan Castle, the
middies:net Sir Stephen Olynne.
A NEW APPWATION OF THE TELEGRAPH WIRES.
—Mr. Allem, of Rhode Island, for whom the United
States government have instituted an office, with the title
of " Aeromiutiz Engineer," has, it appears, made a success-
ful attempt to communicate with the earth from a balloon,
by means of the electric wire. The first despatch was sent
from "above Washington," and the professor describes
himself as having bees able to take observations over a
' diameter of fifty mile*. United Service Ga:etk.
DEERFOOT AT GREENWlCH.—Yesterday afternoon
at 5 o'clock an immense number of spectators assembled in
the ground. near the Ship and Billet Tavern, East Green-
wich, to witness a race for 1501. between Deerfoot, the
Indian' John Brighton, the English champion, William
Jackson, Mowett, and Andrews. Exoelleut arrangements
had been made by a committee, on • most eligible site, and
a capital four-mile race took place. During the first
mile Brighton took the lead, followed by Deerfoot, who
was at one time third ; but towards the end of the race
be made one of his usual spurts and came in the winner by
about eight yards. The four miles were run by Deerfoot
in 21 minutes 40 seconds.

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Mr. W. Campbell Sleigh (who was called 4 his own request)
—I was the senior counsel for the defence of Dr. Smethurst
against the charge of . The brief produced sthat of
my junior, Mr. TalfotiA a.dater. I received other Untrue-
none beyond those in the brief. I certainly received in-
structions to call iu question the validity of Dr.
Sureaunit's first marriage. A consultation was appointed
at my residence in Wimpolestreet the night before
the trial. It was attended by Mr. Salter, by the gentleman
who km just left the box, by a gentleman calling himself
Dr. Suwannee brother, end by a member of parhamoot
who took a great interest in the caw, and whose using I
need not mention. It was, of noun, not attended by Dr.
Smethurst. I should not have bad him there under any
circumstances. IA laugh.) The consultation Imited a eon-
enterable time. All the antecedents of the two ladies were
disclosed to us ; and to the belt of my recollection it was
the disclosure then made to us which alone changed my
opinion that it wee an undefended case, and that
it would have been more expedient to plead
guilty. It was upon those facts that I nand
the defeat:oast I did sane on the following day, or when-
ever the trial took place. If I had not had those lustre/Anne
I should have been ashamed myself to raise such a defame.
I see it anted in the paper. that the prisoner sent a note
down to me, requesting me not togo into his first wife's an-
tecedents. I have not the slightest recollection of receiving
any such note. If such s note had been sent to me, I
should at once have felt it my duty to abandon the defence.
Mr. Sernant Ballantine—l have no question to ask you,
Mr. Sleigh. In fact, I anticipated your statements yes-
Mr. Sleigh then left the box, and a slight attempt was
aside to applaud ; but it was instantly repressed by the
officers of tics court.

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[The cape waa not concluded when our report left.]

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioaer Evans.)
IS RI MONIRAY.
The bankrupt, Charles Gould Mor-oi.n. Homfray, was &-
ger ibed sa formerly of Ohniuske, in the county of Monmouth;
then of Melbourne, Australia ; then of St. Helier's, Jersey ;
thee of Naples, since of Paris, and late of 30,2,
Strand, gentleman. This was the sitting for examina-
tion and discharge. He owes 2,000 f. ; no assets. The
creditors are principally for hotel e:pseeee, clothes, jewel-
lery, the discount of bills, money lent, and Lw costs. Thia
was the witting for examination and
Mr. Sidney, for the essigiceee, sad Mr. Law ane* for the
bankrupt, agreed on an adjournment af the order of dis-
charge fora mouth—the Nairn:int in the Meantime passing
bun examination, and all question, being reserved for the
adjourned sitting.

THE CONDEMNED PRISONER AT DUMFRIES. —The
execution of the woman named Mary Ann Reidor Temoney,
at the conclusion of whose trial for murder at Duarte, a
heartrending moue occurred, is fixed for Tuesday, the 29th
inst. Great exertions have been wads to obtain a oomwu-
tation of the sentence. Two petitions have been sent
from Dumfries on the subject to the Queen —ow" signed
by 2,107 pereoee, male and female, the other by 3,187
women. Ibe petitioners endeavour to show that the
offence was not of such • coldblooded kind u was at
first supposed. la a declaration made by the prisoner she
says that she end her husband lived happily together till
the deceased came to live near them ; that the infiumme
this woman had acquired over her husband caused
' mane disputes, and that it was in the course of an affray
between her and the deceased that she took up a mallet, and
in a frenzy of union dealt her antagonist such blows se to
cause her death. The petitioners think that these state.
manta may be true, and that there was not conclusive evi-
dence brought forward at the trial of malice aforethought.
A deputation of theladies of Dumfries a few nights ago
an audience of Sir George Grey, at his residenoe, Falledea
House, near Alnwick. He stated that be took • deep in-
tweet in the case, but that he could not give them as
explicit reply until he hail received answers to Lis inquiries
from various quarters. It is understood that he is in com-
munication with the Lord• Advocate of Scotland and the
Lord Justice Clerk, and that he will be greatly guided,
though he is not necessarily bound, by their opinion. The
last execution in Dumfries took ;dace 36 years ago.
MURDER IN KERRY.—KILLARNEY, FRIDAY.—I
re to state that • respectable man, named Philip Jam..
Foley, was murdered this morning at CTOOOllll3e, near Oa-
him:lefts. He was shot through the body. Suspicion ruts
upon amen named Philip Michael Foley, of Killorglin, who
was observed near the Keno, and has fiat. The supposed
motive for the murder was • dispute, which has been of
very long standing between the members of the Foley
family, connected with the right cl possession of • fishery
Init.—Dub/is Zorn Mg Mail.
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SUICIDE 07 • SERVANT GIEL.••••ICILIIGTON r
DAT.—Early this moralise • girl, ennatem years old, of the
same of Frames Carnally, • entire of Troway, but who was
living as domestic servant with Mr. Julep\ Berber, of Fok-
iogton, committed =icicle by setting her throat with a
rum in her bedroom before either Mr. or Mrs. Barber got
up. A boy of the name of Fella, who is apprenticed
with Mr. Barber, came down stein about
o'clock and opened the door for the sweeps, who
were come to sweep some chimneys for Mr. Barber. While
in the kitchen he heard sameekime fall in the We deereff•
room. He went upstairs very soon after, se she di sot
come down, to call her up. He knocked at her chamber
door, but received no answer; monad the door, mid easeher lying on the Boor in a pool of bleed. Ha immediately
informed Mr. Barber, who went dines* to her room, hot
life was quite extinct. No reams for oanunitthe. the rag
act has yet transpired further than oho hag bow far several
days observed by Mr. and Mrs. Barber to shed toms without
say apparent MMlMl—Dssioyairs Oweier.

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Alr its irpe,ageriii,;;Tative oflijy7;tleiding at 9,
Self roa•hill, Holborn, was charged before Kr. Inlypeourt
with stiffens( a ferocious monkey to attack, assault, and
put in fear the life of Charles Ratcaff, aged four years
and a half, in Harnslxiry.grove.
The prisoner was yesterday in the front of one of the
houses in Wakeliog•terrace, Harnabtoy, with a monkey.
The servant went up the area steps, carrying the child in her
arum, when she gave the prisoner some halfpence. She had
hardly does so before the monkey that the prisoner carried
jumped from his arms and attacked the poor child, tearing the
bur from the head of the child. The screams of the
child and the female brought assistance, but it was with
diflevity that the monkey could be got away. It was
shown that the prisoner did not incite the monkey in
ally Way.
Xr. Dityiseourt said it W).4 a very serious assault, but the
complainant (the father of the child) had better sue the
defeedaat in the county court.
Some triads of the prisoner having spoken to the com-
plainant, it was stated that he was satisfied, the arrange-
ment being that the monkey should tot again be allowed at
=m the stomas but should be sent to some public
The dshedsai hawing misled that he was very scary for
what els rosalary had dam.
Mr. Mower. discharged the prisoner with a caution.

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wick capital:. 961—ditto (York (*Ohs' Moak $6l I—North
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stock B,lool—ditto guaranteed 6 per cent. stock C, 1271-last•
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Luxembourg, 15—Grand Trunk of Canada, 241 14—minds Caw
Ira, 48 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 I—Loidon sad
North Western, 231—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,
411 I—Midland, 14818 71—North British, 611 1 I—North Ea*.
ern (Berwick), 051—South Eastern, 831 I—Thames and
Mersey Marine Insurance, 1 7-16 —San urolino%P.—BeCs%lan Eastern Junction. I—Macelesfleld 631-11_ Can ed
Bond Scrip, 11 dollar—Bartok., 6 7-18—Whitehaven and litenssa,
14i 1--Osweatry and Newtown, 16-ditto Peet, 111-4104th
shim 5 per oent. pref., 1 p.
RIRMINORAII, APRIL 45.—Sion Valley Guaranteed stock was
sold to-day at 57 South Staffordshire Waterworks iat 71, and
Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Limited), at 41 pm. South /NM-
fords closed at 109 to 101; Birmingham Canal, buyers at Di ;
Staffordshire and WoretelentdreCansljboyers at 505: Town and
District Bank, buyers at 161: sad Birmingham Old Mill, buyers
at 101. Market Inn. Bmslasm

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