The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-15 00:00:00

ITALY.
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ROME, MLY 10.

The nominees of the court of Rome with respect
to the intentions of France and England on the much
mooted question of Italian governments, or rather
misgovernments, has been greatly soothed within
the last few days by a communication from the
Emperor of Acs. rut to the Pope, in which his Apar
toile Majtet) assures his Holiness that there is not
the slightest e for alarm in the propositions put
forth in the c4tnference at Paris, ss he (the Emperor
of Austria) is resolved to defend the interests and in-
dependence of the church, and that moreover he is
already perfectly tfaccord upon the sabjeet with the
Emperor Napoleon. This latter elutes, if correctly
reported by some persons who declare to have seen
the important missive, seems somewhat at variance
with the opinions expressed by Coact Walewski,
who, it is to be presumed, was tolerably well in-
formed of the feelings of hie own government on the
Italian question, and did not appear entirely daccord
with the Austrian plenipotentiary. However this
may be, the substance of the communication is un-
doubtedly correct, and the priests feel that Austria
forme their only bulwark against the invading tide
of civilisation, edesation, and rational libert7 which
is gradually taking possession of the rest of Europe.

ME CRIMEAN MILITARY INQUIRY.

TWENTY-FIRST bITTING.—THIS DAY.

The Board of GI 1 Officers met again at Chelsea
Hospital thts atoratog, and resumed their inquiry, at half-
past eleven.

She stumbles* of the public was much less nauseous
than at say previous dsy, mad the 'tamest geaersUy felt
upon the seri et, as mimed by the attendance, seams to
decline as the proceedings draw towards a goes. The re-
moved sea% alibi, the bar were almost stairs'y imply, bat
smug trove present was to. Ertl of Lavas, who had been
absent es the two preceding occasions. Ooloael Goriest was
alto there, Out few other military oSoers were olostud to
be present.
At the epeolur of the preomd.ege,
_ _

The Judge *dui:ware sallod the attention of Coking Gor-
don to a statement wade by bin on the previose day, that al
letter from hint to Colonel Tana* bad boss omitted from
his %widows,* the totarisksionen* report, and, prodwing a
setter whir* appeais in that report, inquired whether Col.
Gnats had not wade a mistake in his 'videos, of the pre
oleos day ?
Colonel Gordon eaptained that his original answer had
seferenos to Use 118. ropy of Ilia evidence, which had bees
supplied to him by Colonel Tailor*, in which the letter ro•
(erred to did not appear ; bat, apes his suggestion, it was
added to the printed report.

Th. Jedge:Ad•ocat; thei addreried Mr. Pildle, Cos•

miesary-Gonersl, and inquired whether be did see Wend
testae &statement is froaseaios with the anossemoste
made by Sir Charles Trovely&e, oa behalf of the Treasury,
for lb. supply of forage.

Mn FildUrvephod To the se actin.
The Judge-Advocate then mu the folloariag kite/ :
" Treasary, 16th May, 1866.

" ar,-1 have had the hosoar of reesiving yoer letter of
yesterday's date, inforniag me, by desire of the Board e.
Cirserel Moors, that Costa ketry 0011111111 Fddsr w.ll MON
Indere then to-day, to make a statement relative to the
weessrement ahem deportment (helm the late war, and t
call the attentioa of the board to a stateliest rigged by lee,
in explanation of the arrangements wads by the Treasury,
In refer. see to the supply of tome to the may la the
Crintea,' and that if, under these circumstances, I should

wish to take say part la the preceedtags, every facility
would be atiordei me for that purpose.

"Is reply, I beg to mate that sal him sofll6ool to coca-
pieta of any part of the rip vt of the cmanissioners, end se
• fall esp'asation has been farnhhed of the pros edisgs of
the Tereavy in retsresos to the supply of forage, which bad
bees conumated upon in • previous sta•smosit by Kr.
Fader, I do ant consider it &memory to avail myself of the
prosiest.. which had been Madly gives by the Board of
%mend Oaken to appear before them to-day.—l have, *c..
"C. R. TIUSTILTAIL
tr The Right Rec. the Judge Advocate."

Mr. raider then proseeded with his statement, sad which
he said was readers& necessary by canals gaunt ennead-
valises met upon kint is the report of Wesel Tedktoh and
Sir 1. WNsill. He was shamed with supnlylag the boom
with ezpearive sad at the mime time unhealthy food, and
with a paint want of energy sad aptitude Ia supplying the
army with necessaries. Is reply to than sharps le had
to urge that any deficiencies which had existed wire owing
to mums over which he hod no antral, along other things
to the disking of the army from the base of its operation
and to the frequent change of ground. It Homed to him
looking at thew report, that the areassiesitmers had gem to
the Crimea, intendiag to find fault with somebody, end
that, in drawing their neolasions, they bad made no snow-
man for the difficulties ear. to bs experienced in 'applying
an army, like the British army In the Crimea, with the
requisite amount of food. Daring the time the army was
fa Bulgaria, it was entirely dependent on the resolutces
of the saantry, and as that onatry was totally
asknown to the commissariat, he treated the
beard would *unit him so far, of any went
of energy or forethought is the supply of food. In the
Orissa** srmy was well sup,illed with everyttliag but
forage op lathe 14th November, and until that time there
was no &Acing in the means of entrap rt. After that
time, however, he admitted that he had sot 'static-
gorily discharged hie duty, bat thin this wee owing
to the dreadful state of the evantry between
Hasidim' sad the meth, whisk it was impossible
to forese,and owing to which the baggage animals broke
dews and died off fester thin they could be replaced. Mr.
Filder here quoted from the evidena of other
witnesses fa proof of the diMealties of trensport which
existed Ia the Crimea, and then passed to the gentian
if anise by sea, upon which the army was de-
pemdest for its supplies a fresh meat after the
Innis weeks of its stay in the Crimea, whoa the stick
M Ure salsa% fined in the entry was exhausted. Is
order to sense the atteadanco of a coasteat supply, be ap-
plied frequatly to Admiral BOZIPI for the moue of trans-
poet, but eoeld sever secure a number of vessels at all ads-
vine to the pitman, as tally ear-third of the live
aaftnale purchased died on their pamage to Balahlava.
He also made frequent epplicatione to the owners of
privets ships, bat alter the storm of the 14th November they
were g Uy averse to allowing their vessels to mime in
the Black See. It would ban bees impossible to
supply the army with fresh meat from animal,
killed ea beard ship, aa the vessels were oft..
a month on their passage to Bilaklav& With regard to
the supply of fuel, the oommiesionere were made/
• itompleas misappfebension, as he had sever con-
tended that it was not • pin of the 1110011111Willti4V4
duty so 'apply fuel, end on neon:mg lootructions from
Lord Magian, ea the 4.11 December, to permit the lane
et
charcoal, he at once wind 80,000 rations to be pre-
pared, cad gave notice t e the sever,' division that they
scald be supplied with it on application at Belaktava.
With reference to the supply of hay, he wrote to
Sir C. Frevelyan for 2,000 ton on the 13th September, but
Daly ere fifth of that quantity wee not out, ant: he received
information from Sir C. Trevalysn that only 357 tool per
mouth could be not oat. The sr inter, commissariat, end
tramper' service aloes required 580 tons per month, and in-
clean, the cavalry, 866 teas per mouth were required. Be
wrote te Whine Sir C.Trevelyea of this. bet notwitluitandiag,
daring each of the months of October and November,
only 270 tons were mat out, • quantity which was only one
sixth of that which was requisite. Sir C. Trevelyan, is •
letter, doted his opinion tut • much smaller quantity
would ,sacs than be (Mr. Filder) bed Initial for, as he
thought that intensive supplies might be obtained from
qvatten which lie:(Mr. Filder) stated to be exhausted.
Filder was proceeding with his statement when our
report left.

On Monday the Emperor Napoleon's gouts at
dinner were the King of Wartentbarg, the Prince Napoleon,
the Prisons Mithilde, four adulators of state, the Mamba/.
Seguin, Caarobrrt, and Soignee, General Fleury, and
Lord end Lady Cowley.

A letter from Naples says that the young Count
Orloff, who hue bora Walla/ la that eity, la shorly to leave,
to jots hie father la Franco.

The Dare de Barcelona announces that by order
of the Speak& aatherltiee, M. Bubb' has been arrested at
Baseless, sad ph otd ea board a corvette of war, whit&
will take his to Seville, the pleas Awl for hie fetus rid-
dles.

TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER.

SECOND DAY.

The trial wan resumed this morning. Profiling by
yesterday's eaperlence, the Sheriffs have taken advantage
of the interval to provide a second desk for the reported,
sad the representatives of the press band their labours to.
day less irksome than they were yestaidey, when the ma-
jority of them had either to writ• on their knem, or to avail
themselves of the back of some charitable and 'yet:whining
neighoonr. The court presentad atenoet the ems aspect as
yesterday: it was not in the least overcrowded, the dooms
bent' closed, as before, to .11, act even excepting the bar,
who were not provided with tickets. There was mush
nom, however, for improvement in tee 'tradition of the
and it is to be bopid something will be dons is
that way if the trial island, es it most .ikely will do, over
moms days. The Earl cf Derby and E.ri Grey wire again
on the bench.

The Jury, who had pawed the night at the London Coffee•
house, in charge of the sheriff,' Aka', came into court
shortly before ten o'clock, looking Loos the worse foe
being kept from their homes, while toe judges, attended by
the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, and the Sheriffs, took their
seats on the bench a few minutes after the appointed hour.
The prissier was then pat forward in the dock. Despite
the ruddy hue of hi complexion, there was a hemmer
about the eyes that op,ke f re.bly of a We pl,ss night; and
It was a general remark t►at his tea ales presented a
nuked °hangs from the confid ***** pressi.n whieh they wore
yesterday. Hs still eo..tioned to take copious netts of the
evioerce, and, en points struck him, to pus c isanstutica-
times to his ever-active legit adviser.

The Attorney-CI I was rot present at the opening,
and, In hie absence, the wee wee condnated by Mr. Edwin
Juba, Q.C. Mr &leant Scar, as yesterday, led the
defence. Ihe Attornty-laaseral arrived shortly after ten
o'clock.

Bliaabeth Mills was recalled and entwined by Mr. Sat
pant fibee.—l know tha Mr. CNA c •mplairsed of a sore
throat tome three or foot months before his death. He
wan attended for that by Mr. Thirlby, and warn in the habit
of clog a gargle. Ido sot remember ever having sus any
sores about hie mouth, nor can I recollect kin complaining
about his tongue being ion, or having c tunic applied to it.
It may have been "loaded," bet 1 cannot say that the
skin was of I mean by loaded that it was fool, and he
may have token meantime for it. Ido not recollect seeing
pill-bozos about his room. When he came bath from the
Sorewsbury races be said at once that be was unwell. I left
the Talbot Inn at Replevy directly after Mr. Cook's death,
and went home to Scotland. Subsequently I came to Los.
don, and obtained a situation at I) Ilya Choi:l.lwatt., where
Mr. Steven called upon me sin or win time, to know hew
I liked my place. Mr. Stevens is a taarcheat, in a different
station of life to myself, and I will not swear that he
always ealied upon ma to know how I got on.
He sometimes talked to me about Cook's death, Ind he
gave me any money, nor has he promised me spy. I
have not been in a privets room with him, nor will I MOSS
that be has called more then five or sin times upon me. He
nailed the lot tme on Tioreda- , and I sew him in com-
pany of Lavinia Barnes, of the Talbot inn, at Ruteley,
Hatton, and Mr. Gardner. I bate heard that Mr. Hence
is the chief mutable of Steff,edshire, but I don't know it
of my owo knowledge. I have only bead it said a. The
talked about Cook's death and something else, but what I
unmet roc Meet. They did not talk about the trial, rice
did they real the depositions to me, nor a newepoper, nor
anythieg. Neither Mr. Gardner nor Mr Hatton talked to
me about the symptoms before death. I have sees Mr.
Deane st Dolly's. He e tree there to dine, but I cannot re-
member whether he ip Ice to me about Conk's death. I
manta say that I bettor= he did. He might; bat all I
will sweet .a that I cannot remember. I have not
seen Mr. Gardner eze.et at D.lly's and in the street,
nor have I been t t any attorney'. cfilee with him. I loft
Dolly's in February, and went to the Potteries. lam sow
living with my mother at Rog. ley, where I have been for
the last three or four weeks. I know a man of the name of
Dutton. I have been staying with Dutton about a month;
he
is not married ;heis a lebouriog mu. I slept with his
mother, who Bus with lyre. I can read. I have not read
the ease of Mrs. Dove, lat-ly poisoned at Leeds, bet I have
beard of it. The symptoms were never stated to me, net
have the umptottos of atreehniire been explained to me. I
united remember wh-n I first treed the word " twitching,"
bet I will swear that I need it before coming to London. I
menet remember when I first used the word " jerking ;"
but I have not bees asked by any one whether there wee
any "jerking " I stated yesterday that I tasted the booth
brought for Cook oa Sunday, and that !vomited afterwards;
bat I did not say twenty times. I believe before*. serous
I stated that when I tasted the broth there was nothing
peculiar about it, and that I thought it very good. It did
not occur to me then to state that I rad vomited, though
yesterday I told you that I went to bed in sense of
the vomiting. lam not subject to vomiting, but Ihave had
bilious attacks occasionally, and I could no; at all account
for ice The vomiting Mao on within halt an hour altar I
took the broth. On the *sturdily morning Cook had coffee
for breakfest He had sot expressed a wish to have it, as
far u I heard, but I had never know. him to take coffee is
bed before. I nosy have stated yesterday that Palmer ore
dined the coffee. If I laded it piterday it matt be
ford tenant remember to-day so well as I did yeeteredVi
cannot remember having dated to the oftener thin up be
the time I had given Ci ok the 'toffee I bad not seen Palmer.
I stated yesterday that lege Palmer in Cook's room between
nine and ten o'clock on this same Saturday evening, but I
cannot remember whither I said to before the coroner. I
will now swear that he wn there, aid that he brought a jag
of jelly. I cannot tell how long after nine it was; it wee
nearer ten than nine. I don't recollect whether he was
there after ten o'clock. I have no recollection of laving
wen him there except between nine and ten o'cloek, until
• was sent for. Ido not know when he took the I
saw Mr. Cook about sin o'clock the next morainic, he ap-
peared then composed, end I yesterday stated that I than
asked him what he thought had made him so ill, and he
replied, "the pills Palmer gave me at half-past
ten o'clock last eight" I did not rate that before the
coroner. I saw Dr. Collier at Tatehing, bat I never told
him that the gentlemen in London had altered my ed.
dense. He aid "We hive not got this down about the pills
in the statement before the coroner. I said I thought it
Was down in some of the pause." I said the evidence had
been altered by myself. It had been given to me by •
gentleman, but who he was I did not know. The gentle-
man :came to me at Do ly's, and he irked me if I would
answer hint some puttees, and I said yes. I was with hint
la a privets room about half an-hour. He was welting
while I was there. He did n.d tell me who he wan ot
what he wasted. Ile mrntiouti Mr. Steven'. name. Mr.
Sweets was there. The resew I did not tell you that bat
fore was because you did not ask me. (A laugh.) I did
not state to the comer that Cook twitched and joked all
Over the body, or that he celled out murder twice, or that
the pills gawk in his throat. I stated nothing to the jar,
except what I was asked.
The witness wee tithed a variety of questions as to het
evident= before the , when
The Court interposed, and said the depositions before
the 001.0OOT ought to be read.
Mr. &duct Shoe said he intended hereafter to 'put the
depositions in to be reed, as part of his caw.
The Attorney.flieneral here intimati d that he should
prance evidence to show that the coroner refused to put
many question' which wore suggested to him, and had
omitted to take down cede= parts of thy testimony which
he ought to have rt corded.
The ercia-exaaination was then continued—After Cook's
death, Janes came out of the room, and said to me,
"Palmer 'ruts you ; go In." I wont in, end it was thee I
saw Palmer handling a book and asarehitig the pockets of
the deeemed. I said before the CITORf I' that he did sot
appear at all confused, and that he appeared to be soughing
the bolster as a patleman would do when searching for e
watch.
A model of the Talbot and Palmer's house at Rupleg
was here produced, and eepieioed to the court. The pet-
spier eyed it with an eager and pureeing glance. Themes.
del bad been prepared for the purposes of the prosecution'.
Mr. Serjeact Sore nog propised th tt toe &marinate of
the witness taken before the coroner should be read.
The Court thought this emelt be a very rroper Gonna.
and the depositions were accordingly read by the clerk at
the table.
Be-examined by Mr. B James, Q.C.—I was under ext-
enuation before the coroner about an hour or two. I wee
never asked to describe all the symptoms I raw. The arse
see himself pat the questions to me, end • cloth wrote down
my answer. I did no more than answer the questions put
to me.

Lord Campbell—Did he ask you if the brats had any
effcct upon you t
Vitae's—Yes, and I said, " Not that I am aware of."
By Mr. Jamer—lt did not occur to me to mention the
vomiting, but it was suggested to me &bast a week after I
wan before the vroner. I cannot remember who it was—,
perhaps it was some of the other servaots Lavinia Barnes
knows that I did vomit. and that I had to go to bed in con-
sequence. When Dr. Collier called upon me he said he
wee for the crown, and he asked me questions about the in-
quest and the death of Mr. Cook. He came to me about
three weeks or a month ago. He took down WPM I said,
bat he did sot ask me to sign it When I turd the broth
it had the flavour of turpentine bout it. I have never
taken tartar emetie, and cannot tell whether the taste use
of that. I am engird to be married to one of the Bottom,
with whom I wee stopping in the Lotteries.
By the Court—Dr. Collier told me that he was for the
mown ; that he sweated neither favour 110 T affection,bet del
I should spook the troth.
Mr. James Gardner enernited by the Attorney-Gene
ral-1 see an attorney at Regeley. The firm to
which I belong are the agents for Cook and
Wainwright, the attorneys for Mr. Stevens, the stepfather
of the deceased Mr. Cook. When Mr. Stevens came dove
is Rugeley, after the death of his *tepee, he brasgbt s
letter of istroduction to me, and I attended the inquest as
eaeionally, taking pert in the proceedings. I had n area
osesseione to a:postulate with the coroner as to the rouse
in which he put the questions, or his omission to put q 1.0.•
Loos. This occurred erveral times each day, and thuds
*a impost lasted five days. I had occasion to szpostslall

with the molter as to the omission of Insole* to tithe down
mowers to particular queetion.
Fuss diesusein hero sassed, se to the regularity of this
IN. of eassuesi,oe, end it lien eat persevered in.
Crwoessmind by Mr. &dew Bh..—The jay put a
lint any quorum.
Re•massitd —T he Ivry made very strong observations
se VI the necessity ••f the- it quo 9, ion.
The Attoroey-0 o I seed he now proposed to complete
the Shrewsbury portion of the Cl'. by galling a wither
who was sot here ',stoney.
Mn. Leo Brooks wee thee szernined by the Alton's,-
Gonna. She is • young w issue, and was tinned is deep
waning. She deposed—l live in Man 'ester. I am In
the titbit of att-.4i04 tee... I ors at shy...him nom
to 'member, 1846, sad I has. tout IM Pneollllif
I had onagien to we and to lin. Oe the Wednesday
I met him ie the wort, shoot et ant n'inoek is the irreoleg.
We had a sweversailee. I asked him if he thought Ms
hares wield win o• the followiag day Re bad a honor
there called Chicks'. He .40 um If I t end sorb*
farther abeist oh- roes in call sad t..li hi. Is 00 tike
or with refining to mentor hrs. onkel Albino. I went
to see kin the cams tram& sheet ball-past tee
o'clock. I had some (needs 'nth is. lam m-
ule as to the It roe, at my Meade waited dews
limn while I west up to see the p neer. This ores a
remit geiag vo, sea I asked n. r to toll oho primmer I
woo wain's. Whoa you irvt to the stop there is a lobby.
one (snag yes and arother to the bf. I 'forwards west
op, bad when I dot up 1 went to the islt. I bad galled is
before, end knee the Celan-room whiat the ri•on-r ores-
rd; the onion Pauoql io the lest, and mod "He tethers "
He was is the pe.oage et,nitieg by a smell ibis, sad I
Memel what be wee doing He bed s tumbler glen in
hie hand. Then app-seed to be a small %%entity of non-
thing the c door of osier is it. He shoth it roved. Tone
less • light when I stood, but the grimier was in the shade.
He held the glass up between kineelf and the light, bee,
*Nth, is, 80 laid, " be with you prowotly," god still
kept shale, the phase 'ow sad Pee. 1 mode a remark to
him about the weather beteg hontieraea, sod be thee
tcok the plea. into amen which I supposed to be •1100011*
pied, foe I heard so ens tanking then. la a Mr minutes
he come out with the slam s dt in his hand, the numb
restating the met op. ware* as before, and wort into
another's:int He nosieed there this or four Leona.
sod then same ..at to me with a glass of rreadv sad warn.
We had e,m4 coavermiien about the nee the felluwlei day.,
Ho said he should beck Chick... I wee preset et the mess
whoa Chicks. are end ,oil I swum heard fro. the pri-
mer whether he had was or lose ea the row. _

Cromiesitained by tkijnat a., married wev
am I neide et Mean ing. r with ay bsebsad, whoa
ante is Brains. I attend reeve, bat be don sot go with
me. My 'submit holds a very high appoiatnent la a pob-
lie
omen, sad he don not seeetioa my g rank I
do not know Kr. Honing, who gas by the aims of
Homed. Then me • great number of rung Imes taken
111 at the thrembery ram on th. Tuesday, sad they woe-
dend what send have been the new of it. They wen
alined by saner and pawning, sad it was thought then
wee esualing in the water. When I maw the passer la the
paean at the Etna, I thought be was lanai up ems
coolies driak.
Re maned—The brandy sad water le gave as wee
end. 1 hive bees es inanely terse with the primers for
greet mintier errors.
Leonia Berms essuanod by Kr. E Janne, Q.O —I was
waitress et the Talbot is lest Nonahn, and I knew Cook
sad the preemie. Oa the 12th I saw Cook before golag to
no Shrewsbury neon sad be appeared quite well, sad 1
also number his o miss hash oa Friday, the 16th,
poorly. I saw hint frequently ea the &tan•y. gime broth
os that day we seat over from P.larrie sad I took It ap is
Cook, bat be said he noel got Wu. it. ha was too
sub, sad I carried tt gown stain. I afterwards saw Palean,
who said lie mast take it, and it ins envied op to hie by
Elnabith Mille. Bose sore broth was sot on oh. Seaday,
bat! did not en it. &tweet 12 and 1 redo.* Elisabeth
Mills me taken ill with veining, and west to bed. The
rosins, was 'my violent, but betimes 4 sad 6 o'clock she
seas dowastain again. Oa the Monday I saw Palmer he-
twen 7 end 8 o'clock, whoa he t Eliashoth Mills he win
gong is Loudon. On the sane day I raw Cook agor
timer. Mr. Saaden, the trainee, ease tone bin sad they
bed broody sad water. That sight I slept in the seat
nom to Kr. Cook's. Palma nem in that eight between'
sight sad alas, and west sprain to Cook's room. Alma
twelve "'sleek I sew alarmed by a 'mint ringing of Kr.
Cook's boil; sad, aa our song up, we linal bin say 111. '
Uwe Mat shmillog a gnat way out of his bead, mil he
wee Make the bad with Si. Made. I lett to said " Boots"
he Pam. mad ME M up Elisabeth Mills. He senamad
”Iderks,"ead WWI spas Christ to have sore, on banal.
Painierame hob with Beats," sad I went up with him
gpla OS Mem Kr. Cook mid, "Oh I Donor, I shall
Mel" JrMsrg replied, Don't be alarmed, lad I" sal 1
sherossimew km drink ...wag darkish in a gam. I
Heed Ms deft Mu and snap the glean This black kakis
burghs did ass remain m hie woman. I saw Ma ea
Tu.., and asked him bow he me; he said, ke
wee hotter. Oa the Toinday eight we were alarmil skis
shoat tea Winne before twelve o'clock, and I sad Elisabeth
Mille Ina up nark Peinor woe falba by Elisabeth KUL,
sad he went tato Cook's roma. He wee dressed la his wild
way, with the as spielaa AMU bed a imip lassoed of a bat
se. I remained as the knew satelk, sad .far Palmer
bad bees lab mat ems dmi, be sue sat and led
"bee net so had by a 11/tisk Peet as he wee b 0105,." I
west km lb. moan bees. Cook Mod, sad hued bin
oak to be imased over, bat I did net see Ma die.
After he was deed I was is the roam with Pak.. Ho bad
• sera . Ids Mad ehm I west is ; be was warkis. iM
polka Vbs.be had dose that he Idled so, sad MANI
wedirObi Maw I said, 00i, Mr. Clok gas% be
mid tam mad. Ok yes be is. sad I knew M wnW
lio." I sow Ma* ea the Thursday. He eons came sad
said be waked is go foto the room where the bo4y was to
get stem honks sad papers sad • paper-Mtge to go to the
shitiewhime, sr be would Wiwi to ply leg ohm. Es
tine tint so with a gwenge mina sister, sad ea my Masa
be sue bang for a paper-hails aisesget taw anthem at
the &MOM balftglog to Mr. Cook. Ahavarde Ilk Hood,
the boaskeeprr, woe up into Ski goes, sad I thenleft.
I nagaihrt Mr. Jean coking Poker If he knew when
Kr. Oak's besdarbsek wow Ka arid, so, bat it nest he
heed. I mamba Ills. &Nue Mks at the Talbot Anse.
Hs Waft bud abees__Wllsol her. Aft. had
Palmer eats me andkiednik Kale es to k for the /-
Mk, sad we west hat maid net lad it. We Welt
&IS sad saw rail" Illa JOOSIAIDdI Sold does we yield set
Sad it. !skim "OW. KMO be hued sounewhare, I
will le eft re cad Ink spa" L ad MI go nee._mot ist fit Ow boa..
umwsmompsd Kr. &Meat Whea Cook
trek Ile We* SIbyMI wri Mob, ad refired to the
am, Pamir sill he nut ham it. lam not Mk SW
we beim Mk elk.' oat the Kooky night that I saw
takkgs up Mist eat sot me it wee helm hairless
die. lea woo IS Ives before ten. I de met know what
tbe mem Wale IMOD Is, Then wen law beaks her
tho drawer, Cook bad sons sloth. there. There was •
=seas tine Made& what were la the drawm.
1r wee baked the sane night that Cask died. The
venom to lag ass enn seat for *alai the Watt.
Zeintomisiali 1F the *wormy- Oeseral—The deer wee
ihrsasol en the t= web% before I got up la the mem-
w. whoa the weal. sem. I did not
whoa thii masa wore tiwre
with
a mall book lik• a penult-
beak. I have gees Cook with it In ►his hand. bit not after
he was takes
Asa Reel., issinieed by Mr. Wsisby—l Uve at Raw
Ili. Mal bars hem to the habit tuberog employed by Kr.
Paha. as ehatesms. I ma Si. Saturday hods.
Mr. Oak died Mr. Pamir seedier; me to We Albion lee
was broth. I ...lot it loathe bask kinhes at Ks. Pal-
uses, sad pat des the gee sa emu I left It at the ire
sad went Meat my work. Mr. Poker beieght it to
se midi win it was hoe, sad said I we to take It
le the Albion for Cook, sad I was to sok if be would take •
Mille tweed, or toast, with it. I wee to say Mr. Smith had
seat It There l. • Kr. Jeremiah Smith living at Ilmeley,
a bleed ef Mr. Palen'. I task it to the Anoka and gam
rte Lavine Basra.
rn.esaniaimies we. prmiedlag when we mat to me.]

The Austrian Orris ansonness that it la Barr
Drumm who it to rapists Priam Ourtslaskait r Renee
eribeassokor at Vim&

Bans de langessam Austrian ambassador to the
Coon of illsokholis, ties arrived at Vioana.
Count Collared°i the new Austrian ansbasmador to
us. see of sumo, ►as lett Vises& for hit poet. Previously to
Na departure Iwo lad a lose uniforeisee with Cow Bald
sae Cardinal Viols Preis.

M. de Itoehow•Plwow, who killed M. der Hied-
slily in a dad. will ia n few days praeed to the fortress of
Stettin to alder,* the undone* of imprasamisat proseeaced
ea him by toart-itartiol. Count °rebate, eseusaada of
State, is the wale of N. de Roehiw, and the *spark, of
this attar will no doubt be very mild. It is theiwaht that
the Hag will parries the meads, who have she bees KS-
basso&

ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, Nzw CZWAL-At s time
whoa the euthanasia of Ranlishases has be.. Pelted by
the tweet asigaidenn display at Sptheed so typteal st our
ad peal mown, we would PP sears call attentles be the
Prepuce! weal*, of a pinata( bath, at the Royal Naval
School, New Crow, where so many of the seas of the "gloat
dsfesden of oar ducky are math" the blessiags of a
salable edesatios. Elisesameaseal the grub=
eerrtbetwas of Her Majesty and Prises Albert, WI are
happy to can that unapt other donations of wailer
easousts, the following liberal soulribatiess have bps re-
ohnd Earl Maavers, IW. 10• ; Captain Waeltingtco,
101. 101 ; The Bali of Tabard'''. 61. ; The Marquis el
Tweeddale, 61. ; Captain Hatt 77th Regimes* (a former
51.. and Omani But John Own. KM., IL The
anoint satessitied 1. 2701., bet it has lose triad that ths
sat of sees*" a bath of adequate dilatations and suitable
asseausedatlea with the requisite wervelag apparatus, will
art 4601., a larger ad that we originally datesephdd,
bet whist' the Meads of the antra will, we hurt, supply.
If adequate hails he wit fenheastsi at Illiamosr, lba
Cassell will se doubt 661 relsedatly ssinellad. Mbar
Shea met la eesellabis bead*" w defer the impellers
kw meth. leapt.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

WOMB I P-ISTRIIIT.
SCANDALOUS ASSAULT.

Jobs Hart, a powens ly boat fellow, who deuribed him-
self se a !abeam, wee surged beim Mr. Hassill wit►
the followteg sosadeless °singe spa two yang wenn,
vaned Joao Gable sad Coatis' Harris, sad also is ayeath
named Hoary Lig,.
The int mean **spinout depessd to bans., la caw
peaty with her two hinds, estendi a pabU►besso after
' Mavis. inn of the theatre., at a late kern lest sight, sad
after tang refresAnese, were ea the pent of
Wavier, whoa the si.feadest sod four other nes net then
at the deer. Defeadaet, who wit peaked, sober, lestastly
made NOM seesdalees peopositioe to whales, sad *sag hie
arms Mali her seek. She repined his to the best of her
ability, sad mended is puling lan frees her, but be n
peaked the set, sad ea bens ulna resisted, streak her, trot
n the sae sad ties as the head, the latter blow eUfat
her to the posed, when he sicked her as the boles la a
most savesuneaser.

The moored esopiebteot folly eorrobersted the above
statement, sad edited that whin oho limit rewhowetrsted
with debtodeat. ha &Week her os the wow, oweerog it to pow
with blood, sod thee orsameed 'tisk*/ toe, sad levortly
Noted ber aide. Their orals oalsolaterwe wee yet sore
poeishod.

Heavy Liply, whose features were fsufelly oestried wd
est, deposed is both the @resift, sad rid that ea mildly
istsrfetieg, defendant hit hies to. the right jaw with his
do, sad seer of bis ammonium ►iehed ►ir in the fear, by
w►ich his right eye was est.
Hollis, a sortable of the H diviaion, gar evident* of
b .vieg beard dreadful scream of wares, sad ?assist to
t►s spot, foiled defendant bold by • number of perms,
who were Whey for the yells*. He adssitted
tlue assaults. All the ersplaineste wen bleeding trots the
rase.

Kr. rea►rkod that a meat wastes sad rear
delve set of ',salty bed been eamalteal aa yang amass
sad a lad alibied t►e elleittat prevailed's, sad aaly be-
IMO the fret amaplaiesat very properly resisted his ia.
I foam advises.. He meet fa for twit wails for sash
wash as the baths, sod pay a Ise of 405., or valor
wither two maths' taigas. seat for the amok spas the
youth.

EAST INDIA COMPANY.

LORD DALHOUSIE'S PINSION.

A epeeist pueral court of the East ladia Cou-
ple', w ►old yesterday for t►e pupa of laying beam
t►e proprieties, br rob opprobrium, a reseletre of t►e
Curt of Diresesee, flood oe t►e 26t► of April, grade( to
t►e Norval of Do/bouio, E. T., late Ciorrror•fissoral of
labs, a ratiriap patios or sanity of 11,000 i per rasa.
T►en woes orb or more of the proprietor pram&

Lieet•Celeeld Sots, the .hair.:., totookli. eppreesl
sod • teiresedoe or the rum of the peados of 6,0004 .
per to Lord Delbeuole.
Kr. lyes D Kaman seesaded the reeehdiee.

Mr.
gram. wo( that be eseddevell Ise Artery sada Lerd
Drl-
Nob had reasstred lee ss leme, wag arise, somber
with • rime le N Nsl., elleitedse he bessideld exp 0....,
asdather amass of seestuasat, were sogie 11•1111•Mtiell
Iheash le speed that lord Delbseebee sMi serwees had
hemmed tbe osasaisdatie• of tie* wbele wwM. He knew
it w quite Is swardaste with Orimild adder red with
tio halite of that sae" le worship the date ess. and at
pygmies Lord Dailieselee am* wee • twee elf
Ha wee leaked for a Mare P.m, LWOW ; seder =lt
be thought thst, if is obtained die pads, tie seeepsay
would hews aortal' lies spos Ida He (Kr. Lewis)
ea** dbegoissed el tie easeadded Idled width Lewd
Delltesele bed adsgesi. mad +bleb, he belleeed. bad embed
sal a helied wise ea, that It wadi abiseetely OWN
e peed ale el *else at ow ladies swsisw He lahreed
tie view by waned 11118.11010, sad eritiisN the weds* of
the ban stresemesat le mud es the dative seism rad
bilearase Iligasaatry.
Mew Mr. SWIM NAM& replied, isseestilludies elf the pollee
tibia had beau paemeed by Ile neeemseweeset•L wale
iseda peels el the greet tairevassalp elhated dudes he
laistrelles.
Mr. Jam the. addressed the emit et mew legit la
eppedded be the mode.. He eiseseel Ile Dan gone..
mg Is ow Iselisolame, add eualredad Hal gem 10 'seise
had has bee Is die ease of Ds sad k ether ears of
easeatilea, is the rights 'et use serwrltleasseee..d
Hs awed es ea adteddeleOß "MO Ile oust "mild sot
▪ jeellied le ewardleg tk. easery wish bebop to the
people of ladle he a podded wadi se I sew pa d."
Ilsersat Gunn sastaded the easseddeed.
Dr. Diem* 'peke be Dapper' of the ffeadielled Gude of
the Olen of Dimmed

at to ---111ti;o7s—Maaiygotsd tat pardoo,e=l, dada
mama aided Darwin
Mr J. W. HMO Mia NSW oa bof tba &wows
sad of 1414 Dolbsio. lb timely e i LIJ 1M mew
Ws of M. Loa* Mot soy .or id samelodioa Mow
odaratied gas to raw tido 911111ile. at that
Lad todil be Mewed otealfi of *We Mimi
laftwood by mad waidoiaWa. tie pollee
dam LIM oweamot tao mad liamoto of wawa
aft. dad weed tindtao iyk .Is .f 1M Iwo Weariest
Cloweawthatnl &medal JO* reload sowieekisa of hit
otwaymo.

10.-lerjeast Osmium brlsly 'Mks maks* ths eat,
*bombs that ke ae/klios essay sled Lard Dalhopusie,
Wes that As faking weld praise beamed .s
taw eel& WI wed ea as pars Obis Meads.
Ile oft poolosloil. a boolse fse ski people of laths,
wise wwwillooll sides sal mikes wkiii were paid
owl of *di km/ iloodoss.
eslifwel so dells sed ums easseilowat were time pat
es dis este. whoa the *was was misled with way dolt
alswellsos. sag
TM snot Ikea adjsereed.
I The ensiesioa meet be submittal le tke approval el
ismilA/natal .s sf proprieties. whisk MSr be bold
esst

"AN NAILWAr COMPANY.

The hang** peer* el eempooy
bell pmeaday et air allma moo..Greatorroat, parwart to M.
jemeosema hum We WM et Febsem, te 414 4 nowt sad
if menumai preatated to the shseshelito es that day. sod
ahrody appear* to Oa Asper.
Wr. Amy T. Mawr. gm lopay shalnomoba 13%ed=
MI MM We dbeetses *441 Se waft le Ibh
paeromme. mai is 4 the
wane
ft obIIWI aballinse
N *mu* 1114144 wan MI mac 4 Ihm 04 144
Yes the offalaret t Wilt 41* as 4 noway. d pleaps
bra gleso Wm*, dlaulan wealimet4 Moe tepees* with
4 merle elftema the rmairam We sad they 4
ast yet le ask for thatl mesihog Wess lest smith(
had begoep *et 444 Ilealbera 044. whe
area 176,11•6* MR
mola dams se
that *bet wes latiame IWO •:ea bat ova belme pollesems. It
slee aseweary be 44
MI
etla argeneks
et Woks M tbe parshow et 14 44 almulime *I atM
te meassose • arpriatke ter MM me* swir eon la •
g matlea Idlew It ap anhe opmeallema 04 Mose strena.
44 the esese w• ashol the 4414 ft Imare the sestare
la MM
barb. Re 44Y new dot the report sal soloolo be
sarisser seowid the
Wr.O. W. kese elimplonalt • watery whisk was elm** ta
*pot *Ws allihm 4144. Theta weld sot be
bozo vim limislftes Immo bop ea stash ta t edeft. It
was Me MYMae be Mi Immoi M. tat t wo• 144 ea the
4* Wean ; W the be* ay te Mal 4 ea *ewe 44 at
*is We 4 is awry I Me the (blest of haehrepsay, where
Me 404 *4 be ampled te alve Tbs se.
maw 4 Meat aree 44111 le se Mew. The
wolod, bs 4 *Mere there was • mg* beeset
=LI *ea Be kepi Y sasee, as as eseadmot. That
sppasedes be asea its the Out at 14144 411 q the
alempay."
• unusual's loft uswedmi 14444
meadmat or eet at arise 4 he weahl
.et pat It. seundey was way ea aejoasymat he. the 37* at
Palsway. 41 dry ormE aro bulases. He pee.
teMtd•aeYetMe•Mtaicleatmitea the 44 se 14 hat
reser 44 41
In 44 to imigardliminn mosioal dommieftmeg 014.
4 amend Me agaia WM= Oslass. lei salewth*
MAW slime se ea whlsh *US OM lopmit ; they
.M eiwaset • gsr sum at It till* amme 410
Y rweid to than. Vader the preshier the 111 wro Ishii per.
o 4 the 4 ter 44•4 the warts was emosied te
ten the Mat Most 4. The enambelar boa l *
Ishe M..e M iMeMt q MASK Wtrowl Tmt *be Its4area Ths
4laSs 44 lo no 144 4440500ral was
bar* bison. 1•• ANS wooli he ineled ke the 04
ps
1144044. 44411 *I Sass etre la the tw*Me
a Wm
ywass dbmdore ae nommormike wbasewer.
hmee lestimmay *the essommy with whael eima-
i*
Xi. diski the dirseters Oren the drops aade sidast
theas. _ _

Oa a ohm at bash. the report as ssisaals yam sdepted bp s
largaZitirl lb. Mesa the reddeg wore roalesieL
Yr. Moreastors. an
el the the lastasatioa
that dr romuie an mind ;B=bus am If sayllft, over
NZarle Oak toesittodare
resesdlies ibis Sambeisa.

Th• Amalie, sap that thus aro not fewer than
tea eaten of Kedgid pepegs sow goateed is the pet of
Me &laden. aM that, Insides, there ars • mattes of
mhos aalersoiaer ewdego••yeee Is ketones& The Costae,
la *a till es the reek bee dosided that when 'ban be
empanel to sip thole •Rlolo, sad Ash bo liable to fa-
prigsansat as well as Aas for those of a Widow e!•netos.
TM amour "Map sad the Imes yebeeseatly aeoemas
die latter nostalgia se desegsstive sif all tree Ilbrty of tbe
des pram

RYATUTICiL 80illeTT.-00 MoodaY medal thll
110 bee.. at 8 e'dotalt. the (*nowise papers will b. reed
"Oa tbe Los Ilestrieed y Gewevaeset N Greeds, Le
galese," 'teasel* Reedville, Le.; (he as Remo of
went of Veatilatisa ea 08•118%. by
lased !umiak. M.D.