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London, England, 1855-12-08 00:00:00

8, 1855.

whedherberild-see *Kit that *pm this evidence Smith
wee esdied to as esnuittal ? He uaderstood there was
:ad the Mwtheilliiref attlawseas'elefa=tl tothebe‘rwarothe la Viten'
inflicted by the phiegh belt.
Kra Seallee Otmepten said that upon the evidence it
"weald ,appenr, that Smith wee the hanodiata area of the
by death 'tha kick hb billeted span the deceased while ha
wee len ea the teemed. Me should eertitereshett,
am lbsi Judie/ is teliberawing the sees of Mel primer
Arum the seesiderades of the jury. • •
Jesse Tendon proved that towafttemleliAlletelas the
day of the meamesee, the pirliwit leatimed was left la his
Merge, mil he impressed a doles hi 'mike a einesement. H.
then mid that Ste VW the ether primates bed tome out of
eniLthit they had a row with the police
ite ■ Kr. ehspkno tted him down, and Smith was
then en to the age, They asked Den:West to reline
hiss, and be mimed, sad upon this they proceeded to their
lediglag and armed themselves with sticks, andWoode took a
1::ebolt, mad they then returned to the cage, and Woods
dthe deceased dawn, gad he (Eastwood) knocked
deism the clamor, and after this they beat them with their
blidgeons, add released Smith, and thee they all returned
to their leigiali, and they demanded their goods from the
leadlurd, to go away, as they said they bad
got Into a sew down town. The penmen also said that
whom they went to the :age they had no intention to kill
the insposeer. •
This dosed the ems for the prosecution.
Mr. Lillty thee made a very able and effective speech on
behalf of the primers for whom he appeared, and he om.
goaded that the drenntstmeces of the case were amply sail-
cleat to justify 'the jury et all events is matey to the cos-
elusion that there was no wilful Indies on the part of the
wieners, such as would mount to the time of murder.
He said it was nerfectly.elear this acne of the bosom had
originally any towards the unhappy deceased, and
beamed that if the cenetatin Freestose had sot moulted
Wood,, became. as he said, he lambed that he
Intended to have struck the &woof in cli pro-
bability the fatal affair timid never 'have occurred.
He then observed upon the fact; that the primmer. at the
time of the transaction were undoubtedly is a state of
bestial istoziestim, sad also called the attention of the
jury to the chime that hed bees onereised tower& thine,
not may by the constable Freestone, betels by Mr. ilishopi•
and he submitted that whatever might have bee, their M-
utation, it we midget that all they had dome was dose
eider the Klemm el great ezeitemout and hot blood, and
that seder seek illienuMmees they ought not to be cm-
elated of the Whim mime of wilful weeder.
Kr. Chandler *Om to the same sleet on be-
half of the peisumnotheas be represented.
Mr. Sammer ealleseelne. 55 behalf of Smith, thee be ought
not to be emvieled. beams "'tamer might lows bee, the
iatention of UM ether pelennere, there was sadist whatever
to show that he was any party to that latentink he beige in
fact In custody sad sussed in the sage at the time the
fatal assault was mainliftedi wealth* demand.
TO learned hike deem summed up the abaft of the
• is a meet datetal and minute .rinse. After Nue
grobservations with meld to Si. law, be said that
erteal the jury Mita be justified In etesviedeg Who
were jointly mewled etf an offence of skis gee. g they
mu t be added they were all amasted y sea masemee
object, sad in.itome way or ether bet misted I.
@amine mt that His lordship ,theamedinred to the
fasts, and said that with regard to the pawner ' Smith, there
certainly was the diMealty that had besa by the
learaed odumsl, had he said be could Molly see how be
could be wintered *peal the present ohmage, although he
isadeabtedly would be amenable to the law in a &S.rest
lone.
The jury, after a very brief deliberation, A • the
primer Smith, and found ell the others ' ef men-
slaughter of as earavated character.
There wss another iadietineet against the ectermse Smith
for wait aad riot, nod to thistle pleaded runty.
Ail the priming were then brought up for juftratent.
The learned ledge addressing there said that Woods,
Eastwood, Blackmon and Foyle, 'tight thisk themselves
very fortunate that the ivy had rakes so seeteifal a view
of their ease. Their undue had bees of the meet brutal
daemiption. It was possible that thaw had hem, in the
hest Notelet* eons slight mow of duty an the part of the
cometstale Fr:esteem, hat that was all over and settled; and
this it appmred that they bad datums** aimed them-
selves and -emantitted this brutal assault apes the nehma.
oats dammed, which hid caused the distension of his life.
He than said that se te the prisoner Week h.appeared
have been the mom guilty actor in the tumeatition, and the
set ace upon bias would be that of tresepertatlen for 20
Jean. The other prisoners, Eastwood. Plesimasa, and
Foyle, he should order to undergo de of penal
servitude ; and with regard to Smith, he he was ealy
awry he had not the power to pas a mere severe sentence
than one of two pert' hard labour.
Whim the sentence was pronounced, Woods szelaimed,
"Thank my fwd." Be added that it was all the fault
the an of dlf they had let them done, " job"
would sever Iteppmed.
Jane William, a y.sng girl eighteen years old, was tried
on Thursday the milleaveming to introduce skeleton keys
and Other iestetateats et that description into the meaty
petal Hoeseemenger-lese, with a view to aid a primmer,
weed Sim te effect his snaps.
prosseated. The primmer was defulded by
Mr!tilley.
The lama of this ease have appeared very recently. The
brother of the primmer was eciaffsed in the goal, and it
appeared that she bad carried bun a loaf, which, en being
opened, wee found to amain skeleton keys and Les.
The jury found; the prisoner Guilty, but streagly re-
itommended her to mercy.
She was sentenced to two maths hopriseament, without
bard labour.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Bets, Dn. S.

OEM= ■l. DAIWA PABIIt.

•17111111111 D PAZZIOIDS.
Timms Tattoo, s young ma, 23 years of age, daterthed
is the calendar -as a commendal traveller, sad as having
rushed a sapetior eduestiow, was shamed an two indict-
ments with adniabteriag mists to h 1 father, Charles
Tattoo, ea suelleour sad member of the towa council of
Bath, with latest to murder him.
Mr. H. T. Cole appeared for the prosesalioa, sad Mr.
T. W. Saunders for the Wooer.
The primmer pleaded "Not guilty."
Mr. Ook, for the posseestiososid that theatre, whisk was
eta Manistee mare, would net entirely umn dream-
steads! evidence. The prosecutor, Mr. Chubs Tanen, was
a respectable mamma, ea sustiesser, who had iambi ea
Misisess at Bath for essay years. His family, who resided
with him, .assisted of his wife, foss datighten, his
ma—the prisoner, and a surest girl willed Sarah
Wens,. Os the 10th of August, is the presest
you, Mr. Tanga mime has. late is the evesisg,
sail mussed a wish to have some tea, which was mord-
fail, made by his daughter Rees. The prime: war at the
heath whoa the tea was prepared. Mr. Tattoo bast takes
the Ms bemuse ill almost immediately, and exhibit thus
Mit.smelly produced by poison. Oa Suaday, the
f.l.♦/quay, the family want to thumb, and while
webias hem Pm blesser asked hie altar Elba whether
she meat Mafia hay bow that day t (It messed that tits
mother sad the slim Men did oat drink beer, but Elias
did.) She sammed be did sot. They west home, and
shoat half-pest as the mums Sarah Warier west to the
WM, drew a qualm of beer, sad placed it on the dinin-
g's. sidebar‘ Thu phew" was sees to take the jug of
base from the sideboard. saying " We shan't mat so mash
es
this ;" then ho leek it down into the hitches, where he
Wed a small aim sup, whisit the Omer ma is
the • habit of ,oelog, with beer for hi/2mM sad
sat of be jag some for his father I. a
lag, Whig he directed Sarah Wankel to take
le the dials men for his father. At dialer the
YAM peared member mad this small jag sad drank it,
Mil simeethassedialely was takes very sick sad emitted.
Itieastileaglit amboary that a surgeon should be sent for,
and beset the sussed want in Mr. Harris, the susses,
yet joise to sobs fee that miasma's the vomit throws from
the Os-- al Mr. Tattoo had been takes and carried dews
Mile by the jobean bimelf, sad so trace of it amid after-
wee be distrusted. After the 19th of Angus Tattoo
osseisaed extremely ill, mid Mr. Harris stemied him
Zrel,until the Nth of bat mouth, whoa he band him
~,„1„„.14 and nft eg weeding hiss. *a Me 27th
of Amon Mr. Tunes mats home from bubo% having
bees muck as vassal sabot day, and gme Weenies. to
Sarah Warmer to have seam Mom and soli beard bibles
Mel fee his pps. While she wee se eagenwithe prima/
the
jafap.mid asked to be allowed le est up the
wad AM ma them up, sad Sarah Weiser left the
hillhas for a few abates while be was cutting
thew sad whew she retuned they were put
from be plate lan the fryloppes to be fried.
Very_sesa after uvulas, of the fried bane sad potatoes.
Mr. Tattoos was takes violently sick, sad his daeghten mat
for Mr. Hurls. The primmer masses amiss down stain
by the servant with the knife sad fork sad the piste nu
tibias the potatoes kit by Mr. Tattoo. He and to her be
alibied to fry them again, sad took then into the hitches,
where he put the 'miss pm an the An with MIMI henna
utter, and left it there. He the. went late the study, and
remised there sons time, and the servant an coming iota
the kitchen found the pas on the fire, and she took it off,
threw out the water, and saes wiped oat the frying-pea.
The prisoner was at this time sem smoking a cigar at the
bottom of the garde', which is Moat 300 yards bog. The
study adjoined ;the garden, and it was suggested that the
primmer nut have get through the window of the study,
where the plate sad Mite fork were foetid, into the
gardes. Ia ~Mame* of this, some suspicions arms be
the minds of the Meetly. The vomit was saved, sad gives
to Mr. Hank, who also obtained
_pommies of the
plate, lags, fork, sad frying pas. Thee* were takes
with
erriess of the vomit to Mr. Knape* who
la detecting s mosiderable portion of
amok la the vomit and upon the frying-pea,
and, what wan meet singular Met, Mr. Herapath Mead on
the kWh a smell plea of potato, whisk he subjected to the
anal testa for dissevering assesio, sad fond moss of that
mime there also. Oa the strata( following the nth or
Amad the prisesse mot into the tow., borrowed two
small rums of mem from pumas whom he knew, ander
various premeds, and went away wittiest any loggers
with bin. and nothing mere was heard of him until be was
feud is Debits, on the 24th of September, where he gave
himself up to the detective polio,. He bad large beaky
Iraklion, beim be west away, and whoa mesa at Dahlia
they had bees shaved oft The.. were the beta of the seas,
es the part of the prosemetioo, addapes these fa be
asked the jury to 'Guider heriously the mpasses
a the primes an that charge. With reoguilt or i
pen to the matt-
In seeptaittisg the allogot ensue it met be renter •
Shad Mr. Taboo had emend Me Lrgn hosisais

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many years, and woe therefore a person of ommlierskie
property. Be had made so will. The prisoner at the bar
wee, :untertnentely, a young man of idle, and elissoinie
habits.
Witnesses laving been called to support the casnas thus
put forward for the prosecution,
Mr. F. W.aosedees addressed the jury fog the peiaciner,
contsiediqg that if he was not manifestly inneeest, than,,
was enough of doubt about the caw to warnat a rad*
• of amuittal.
• His Lordship, is sandning up, add—Then inane doubt
whatever that poison had been taken into the stomach of
the prosecutor. With respect to the onssllea how, and
by whom that polio. was administered, if they felt that
teen was such a mystery about the cam as prevented them
frogs corning to a sonchnion without any reasonable doubt,
they mat eve the prhoner the bash of that doubt by
pronouncing him not guilty.
The Jury after a brief consultation, acenitted the primmer.
No evidence was offered on the snood indictment, and the
prisoner was el ischuged.
This concluded the business of the mime.

ati CIRCUIT.—LxviarooL, I>zo. 7.
TEI ZOOZDALI 1101D1111.

Jonathan Heywood, 60, labourer, was indicted for the
wilful murder of Margaret hides, at Rochdale, near Man-
chester, on the 21st July last.
Mr. Monk and Mr. Riggin appeared for the orown, and
Mr. Wheeler for the prisoner.
Edward Askwith said he reeolleeted the prisoner coming
ea Saturday evening, list of July, to his father's house,
the Half Moon len Rockdale. He asked if he weld have
lrdgings for his mistress and Wawa% and was told he could.
He thee went to the door, and brought la a worrier (de-
erased), and they sat down in the taproom. They after-
wards went up to bed. Neat morning, about siz o'clock,
winless heard the door of their bedroom open and shut.
Witness's room door was partly open, and be saw the
prisoner go down stairs theme& Witness gut up and
went down also. The prisoner asked witness to let him
oat, and when he left, said he should be beck in throe-
quarters of an hour. He then walked quickly away, sad
aid net again return. 011 Sunday, at midday, a woman
knocked at deceased's bedroom door, sad as no answer
au given, witness and the woman went ill, and found
deceased lying dead on the bed with tier throat est. There
was a razor in her right hand, but her hands were not
bloody. Witness wee certain that the prisoner was the man
who same wide her.

Betty Ask with, soother of the last witness. and two men
named John Barrow. and Henry Bolton, who were in the
taproom of the Half Moon, when prisoner sad de-
emed went there, on the 21st of July, also identified the
prisoner.
Mary Dillon, loditing•bnye keeper, proved that about 1
o'clock pm , on July 2t, the prisoner called with a
woman at het house, and wanted lodgings for " him and
Me mistress," but was told be Gould fin be misdeed.
Mary Laub, another lodging•house keeper, gave similar
ovideses.

Ired Irak polka eergeoat, and Kr. Joseph Seed, ear.
I:=4eleposed, N soaking as scarf nadir of the body of
N err N the moulder was discovered, and spoke to
the list hands were perfectly clean,
eadrirerseillne=l:stlet hand bad only or spot of blood
en It. The out la her throes was • deep clean indeed cat,
directly assess the throat, tad But bar bees dose with •
very sharp laareimat used with erifiderable forte. The
wooer NW sea bays sada nab s wound herself, sad
afterwards Mr obey* the razor frets the right to the
left, or oleo versa, or have placed the parr with the bloody
side downwards as they were found.
Two ether Indira pedlars explored views railer to
thou of Kr. Said.

Charlotte ilbiason spoke to eireantstaness in comae:km
with the (*Unsay of the prisoner and demised previous to
the 'murder. Oa the 14th of July, at Manchester, heard
the priseara ask deceased why she had not met Ma that
coming at Middleton (wear Rochdale), at six eclat*. Thel
pracres told deceased if she did not soma on the neat Satur-
day night be would take can she should have no one else,
sad he would cut her throat. the &awed replied, " Oh,
krs, 'Ube there," sad he said, "Oh, yes, I'll he there."
The deesesed that week Wormed a scarf shawl, a tbiallea
baadkarchisf, • pocket handkereltief, pair of sad
au usaberella, to go to Rochdale with. (The mime srdeleX
Mat were hers produced.) The bonnet produeed is that etl
the diseased. When she left'on the 21st, she said she was
going to Boehdale to meet Joastban Heywood, to be
married.

AIM Widdip, whose husband occupies a fare gelled Chad-
wink, about a mile from Rochdale, proud that on the 18th
of July the pner ease into the kitchen deviator tbe hay-
making to get hi drink. He finished es ski 21st. On that
day he wee in ler Imre, abet live athletes to four o'clock.
He asked to be told when it was four, es he was goiag to
Manchester. lead, 'What fat" He replied, On per-
Meier business. I have a particular person to mat."
Several witnesses damped to the prisoner's movements
after the murder, kis applications foe work at miens pima
ender 'sighed Wile, and other oimmteuese tendieg to
strengthen the ease spinet bim. When ametwi be denied
having ma deceased for about twenty days. The sue for
the promotion closed f jest as our parcel was sent off.

(IT sufmno

LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY Maar.

Mr. Wheeler heels, addressed the jury for the defines,
his Lordship summed up. The jury were thou absent for
about ten miaow% sad on their return they delivered •
verdict of Ousity.
Semmes of death wee immediately passed as the primmer
without the slightest hope of storey.
Thep:bower heard the mutest* eppereatly unmoved.

Sl/GAL—ite average press ad nor the proloss et tie British
paereelows la co tem the rerara the work
=Mai the 4t der at lOW Is MM. Ifs averagmede la
e pies or
I Wan ar Idassweedeeager. ihe_ onion dShe liairilbso la the week
somas as shore. le / es. id. Ile ram los Ws mdse the sale al
Mews wr Idiesorado neer. the onsloss at the Zed bilk^ la tEI
week iodise es above. The aviesoesrles at the two tragralse d►
seriptkos saga; Adis. Is See. I. iodates distr.

1070A11.—Bung D. 7. —Oar markei Nathan igaib para•
Webelie"wihialDrd.i:l3. alfs is tag
Ms Ulm plass
bin Whoa la raw or rMurd man.

TALLOW!,

Mambo Wm a ImMeney to dedisele the Maw weshet all thle
week seetteeleykrew Mime lave bees emented. The dimend hoes
the tands Ms imen Mt asedersts. esd One hme Ism seem purees et
the tagave Om et ea melmeste se Me MI leilent warts( far esie
et the weft The merhst skam twist. lest re. Ws. 64.; UK
M.N.; eh the per. et min /la.; Mom, 1114 Wen* ea hi
TM phis miss sieW of NS oaks. ems" as whale ot whisks
won A wed if limb /merlon sell at Ms. nu de.
AIL
te immt eueeleg WON Mae casks; the saheb MI seas. We
quota aid ell, M.; emersam Siollf•
been s rest gest allirbe Mfor MOOS) 41s.
dew% red prime lasil.me lagged
ers. bre Ceilia sad Me. for °tyke ; mw ; tallow to
; tow teem, 64.. 6d. me cask.—(lmes Mums. tlsdr end
Charism' sisselmr et Friday evening.)

COTlON.—Ltrarets. Dec. 7.—Coties et eery dierletlea b
primly reedy le perk law may add tat laurel Made et Amin
rime, ea wdl eg Surcle. gogricere NOM lc be war es re litecrec
go se te bre Sega the lire et re market, Erre the lag twe cc
tree dip, SWUM ft Inger et the seller Man* la gay berme,
boomer, re we called ea rain re quertire et Friday bet.
Brehm en mot actively dereed, b revers Mar mod
Um wee may be laid et kb& of elletkil, FOP-
tier he tear nutter at awry gramilliVirt gemnpur, bow.
ever. is cot et • high bat ratite at • low relative pre, when era.
pared with say or ell oar bade et cotton. Every me toutiottee to
leek rib mermriebed irreet to tbevatleeee ME tor** mill-
greglice, as Cell re re larirmins et Erg= ird ram to
arid err seder " tersmate; ere la eivE Is beth panics.
issi
Vega tic swedes Sore r arras mew; atwe try MOOR
that the elm. eat elearicri et Set egriderebie part
vidett las MacMauer to scourger the bop that,
se • trek, it rage et frearehle at cos.
gidermkgs. We cow gages riders II Varlillohile,
4 11.116; mad Weer X 1 1-16 d. lbe similar at broken plus
bir Elelowde,Ml.l Mr& Id.; end Odor OA 4610
on siert, s• ignors. sad 110 Eenws, erg reported to bogs
her lime get gegarrea; !MO Airrterb UN Oust, Xi Bawl,
IN =dm. eel I. Perim. dift Meet. es ore to mo s. ver' to
the Mr low& have bra err WIC baba Calm te.day,
Vite M
irm efiellse.l brae me eprebtles gad* Silert. Slag kr the
week,

COIN. —Catawma, Des7.-11teroWns a ilaW sot what
at nada bey, and NW ir,• sa an wed to make
ass. lad the esallow bda so bad buyers Mud groat andlos,
la to elitist also la a Walt to a radalon of Ss. to as. per err.
wallapeiains; *l* dry paresis amid sot be bad saga below
lost eat
_Ss. to NW s saga a i..; 'bite. 110 s.
171 datritd.WlCtill `to
law* assia but stars la
taw alas lam Ma to as.; setae. Ma Tar a little easier to
poreham Oats wawa amigo.
Lissom,Dee. I.—Wo bays a good supple at wheat at 002 waked
Wart ea a tair dessead at le. under late ea.'s • red. 71s. to Ills.;
wag. Boa. to !le. The show a barley was large, trade dal/, at a
dear of Is. to 22.; pada& lii. to Ito. • gulag. to 4.15. Not
auk Mpg is as sad essay ad the Fiala tavoor of to. buyer.
Wawa" Doe. T.—the attadass was wants, but wheat
sal daft at a dais a a per eerie bud iast IPriday's rata
Palsy Is Ma la. pre wage amps,. lar•• *lady. Oats ste
ad
shalug rawer war to bay. amp et the ask ending Dee. Il :
1,514, Ills. Ili.; bselarai. Hid.; data, Igo, Us. Id.;
beau 14. 11.. $44.; pea 42.
Nasser. Dec. Nada and Irlah Idsilattlt
parsers' arise a wail supply : prat the Pars dare ler all era. i
sataw. At Use Oara Niassags the atm:dams was masa' ; not
sh doing ao daps la pima,
Dew; las. and Irish Magma Talegtspb.).—
Tare was q. Waft p. TM best qualities of all &miaow ot
(wh siontsalwasil adbunase
ft ot Tuesday ; bat other dessripthas
at, saa aid leder were eo Id. deeper.

COALS. Urn% Das. 7.—Bata Wirt Hanky. 176. •, Dayl.
saa's West Endre, Ills.; Radars' Hanish 17s. 9d.; Halywell.
16s. ; Bousalli Wait Holley Ifetbartaa. IS& ; North Pam
Bartley, 17r.; flala Trod's, 'fanfold Moot, 17s. Sd. ;
balsa Maar Maims, Oa Visktis Yd s, 17s. • West MOUE
lasztly. 17s. St • 'falls Zed Holla,ld.; Wills Sad HU;
I II& IL ; Walls Lawson, las. 6d. ; Walla lad kkerksa. Ma_ ;
walls OM 3d.; Walls Mad Welter. 17s. at ; Walls Lad
18.11, Ifs. sa... Mils Ina -Balsocat. 10s. sir. ; Wall* 77:6d iflt7o6.
ffs. ed. ; Walls Sod Masa Lyses, fla ; Will. 11.56 lasebtea, !L.;
Walls Tad 1/ffsfarse. OIL ; Wall's Bad Maria Hatton, Ma.;
Walls Zal llsnmdt, !IL; Walls Bad Bawled R• 6706. 33..;
Waits Bad Mtl listess, tbs. U. • Walls Zed Bomb Hall. 20a;
Wells BM 17.. N.: Walls lad Hake, Was Sad
faith lasesiasl. Ifs. ; Walls lad earth Kenos, ; fd. ; Will.
Earl Tom Ifkgo4; Walls LA West Balosset, Ns. 3L; Walls gad
Basasted. Ifs. sad. ; Dysart lima, les. IL ; Iklalansea Nests
id.; Wayses Ilartbyr, 13.. Id.; Bad ; 0211 la 13..
as

SHIPPING( INTELLIGENCS.

CASUALTIES.
Constitutioe,—Besldes the cargo in the loww hold of %,
Constitatioa, the greater part of that betwettri decks via
saved.—Liverpool, Dec. 7. .
Marro Polo came rlf on the flood last evening wittott
damage, and proceeded this morning's tide oa her 0074 t.
—Liverpool, Dee. 7.
The Sisters, for Mobile, which sailed oa the 3rd iarhat,
kis pat back.—Liverpool, Dee. 7.