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I appalled Me, end I told her th►t I would not continue my
intimacy with bee. What I may call the conventionalities
wore kept ap between ua, but the intimacy was broken off.
At the close of this extraordinary statement the ease was
of:beamed over the loop vas•tioo at the taste:tee of the
respondent's counsel, who alleged that the whole story had
' eons upon them by surprise ; and that they felt it sem.
Eery to send out to Malts to procure materials for crow
ozonising the whom or for rebutting her testimony. It
should be staked that the counter pleas for the defence
comprised allegations to the effect that the petitioner had
neglected the society of his wife for that of Mrs. Waimea
and a/ so that in October, 1856, he had gone in his night-
shirt to the bed in which his wife was sleeping with Mae
reitlifull, and had there and then attempted to commit an
assault upon the latter.

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THE NAVAL OPERATIONS IN JAPAN.

The following has been received at the Admiralty
from Vim-Admiral Sir A. L. Kuper :

Sayslos, at Sinionosaki, Sept. 8.
List of othosrs, esamea, and marines killed or wounded
during operations of the sth and 6th inst., at &motional,
Japan
Mn lll.Tlerlea SHIP ELTZTALM-J. H. J. Alexander,
, 32, captain; wowed a right sekle.joint by musket-ball-
' dangerous. 0. W. Atkin?", 19, midshipman ; wound of
finer by musket ball y. P. L Edwards, 22, lien-
! tenant ; wound of left fool musket B. Con-
; leer, 26, A.B. ; wand of by musket hall-killed.
8. Bally, 28. captain of foretop ; wound of groin by mum-
: ket ball-killed. J. Kidd, 29, ordinary ; wound of heart
by musket ball-killed. G. Wells, 24, A.B. ; Found
! of both longs by musket ball-mortally, since dead.
John &m y, 27, private marine • wound of stomach by
• musket ball-mortally, since dad. Thomas Riley, as,
I A. 8.; wound of throat, ball lodged-dangerously. Thou=
Pride, 28, A. 8.; wound of left side of cheat by musket ball
-dangerously. Charles Lover, 26, A. 8.; wound of right
lag by musket tall-eseemly. George Dunlloy, 20, oat.
nary; wooed*, left log by musket ball-severely. George
Attecidge. 36, A. 8.; wound of left side of chest by musket
bell-sevcrely. William Seeley. 26, ordinary; wound of
arm by grape shot-severely. Joseph Mareharn,
26 A. 8.; wound of right shoulder by musket
ball--severely. Thomas Harman, 20, ordinary; wound
ef left leg by musket ball--semiroly. John Winsby,
23, ordinary ; wound of right band by arrow
-severely. Petrick Butler, 19, ordinary wound- of chest
by speet ball-slightly. Thomas Williams,; 29, A. 8.; wound
of right writ by arrow-slightly. James Shylock, 28,
A. 8.; wound of right side of chest by arrow-slightly.
George Chicks, 23, private R.IL ; wound of scalp by • rock
splinter caused 11:7 shell-ell/611y. James Robinson, 31,
private R.M.; wooed of neck by • rook splinter caused by
shell -dightly. William Jams, 26, A.B. ; wound of fore
arm by arrow-tlightly.
Berremon or ROYAL Mama -N. W. de
C
captain : gunshot wand al left wrist--severely. 7.7.
Inglis, Ist lientiseme ; pasha wound of left groin-
severely. 0. W. Adair. beuteeentooloosl ; temporary an-
emia from fall of a tree produced by a shot--slightly.
Dalai Room 22, private ; bullet wound of head-tilled.
Edwin Shaw, 211. pimento ; ballet wound of left lueg-dan-
pros*. danmel Howard, 23, private ; ekell wound of
right komi-dangerously. Thomas Cooper, 28, private ;
bullet wooed of right thigh-severely. William Loth.
bridge, 28, corporal; wound of knife-slightly. Thomas
Bialt=.24,cyprivate ; shell wooed of left leg, compound
tract rowdy. GiU, 22, private ; wound
of left wrist explosion of magasiee-slightly. John
Burrows, 29, private; contusion of thigh from explosion of
maga:me-slightly. James Hayden, 16, drummer con•
tusioo of left hip -slightly. William Allen. 22, private;
burn of face and hands by explosion of magasiee-severely.
Ha MAJIWIT'II Lnorann.-Edward Rooky, 26,
private; bullet wound of left elbow--slightly. Thomas
Yates. 24. private ; ballet wound of left leg-dangerously
Hie Stagerrls SHIP Conuoraon.--Georgs Greene, 22,
eirdiaaryA ballet wound of right lung-killed. Frederick
Lahr, IA private, mull* ; bullet "nod of left lung-
killed.
David Biddies, 19. cmileary ; bullet wound of heal
--seseraly. •Bray Ritatensr, 21. A.a ; bullet wound of ,
left wristeeverely. Hairy Mar", 22, A. 8.; bullet
wound of right leg-mveroly. Ralph Barnet. 22, WWI*
marine ; bulUt wound of admem--several y.

HEX MAJESTY'S SHIP TARSAL —H. de V. Brownlow,
lieutenant wound of left hip—dangarously. EJ. Winerfield,
field, midshipman; wound of lift leg--severely. Mho&
aamplia. private; =nod of right shoulder—dangerously.
John Ford, A.B. ; wound of lesok—eneerely. William
Banish, anbanry ; wood at earn sad face—slightly. Henry
Beacom A.B. • wound of fens -lightly. Jobe Murphy,
magi ; wooed of fees--slightly. Behest Biwa%
priests Royal Mariam ; wound of face and heed--ahghtly.
Era MAiseres Sao Pzasaus.--Joho 11•Carlaa, 31.
Marino;ppnnnM ballet-wooed of left thigh--eoverely.
Chador Seams, 27, seaman ; °outmost wound of loft bob—
severely.
Has MaJzarr's Harr Bssasas.—George Feuntshe,
private, manna ; masket-ball wooed of
Mnano--41141%.44
MAIISTY'S GUSIDOAT BOEHM. —Michael X
• boll* wonted of eight thigh—esverely.
etal kited. 8 ; total wounded, 48.

D. L. moacux, F. 11.0.8.. &wpm is Charge.

Aserzwr or rim ADOVI. —The Eerielus—Fire men
killed ; three allays and 15 man wounded. Royal Noise
Battalion—Ole man killed ; three °Bain aed oleo met
wounded. The Oasqueree—Two mem killed and four
wounded. The Tarter—Two oaken sad ix see wounded.
The Lenard--Two sees wounded. The Persseui—Two men
wotioded. The Bouncer-oos man wounded. The Banos.—
One man wounded. Total killed and wounded, 56.
thorsaAt.. TOTALS. —BOOM soashoe. 8 killed, 48
wounded ; Pres& squadron, 2 killed. 8 wooded ; Dutch
/quadrat, 2 killed, 3 wounded; total, 12 killed, 60
wounded
Rrrostr or Brt.t.zo AND WOUND= ni ram AWN° 1
SQUADRONS. —Kers Iva, 5 killed, 18 wouoded (3 Manors) ;
Tartar, 8 won (2 fame) ; Conqueror, 2 killed, 4
wooodod ; Barran, 1 wounded ; 2 wounded ; Per-
seus, 2 wouoded ; Boomer, 1 wouoded ; Battalion of Royal
Mariner, 1 killed, 12 wounded (3 °Moen) ; Semiramis 1
wounded ; Duple's, 2 killed, 8 wounded ; Metelea Kra*
2 killed, 3 wounded : gesend tete4l2 killed, 80 wooded.
Elitteurr H. BmAlms, 84orotory to Vim.
Admiral Sir A. 'Ewa.
Berpfaisety's skip Etuyalus, 9lmooosa4 Sept. 13.

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