The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-22 00:00:00

raisteitrifille *haler Mr. Bartlett had taken
. IL didiatiore eiy rawer. She
" ver7 Wed is her I.
re
' Me. knee, bat abs la "..001 thtok eke had Waded Kr.
artle&
The two mem nendned ea liaterdaj het ware aim re-
I aided, end huh of dim meiredieted the midensegives di
I that day la am Important peawar, se to Rudy Homes
haviegeiript in Kr. Partied% ea the Timothy ales,
whoa INV aflame vas irminktod. Hewett land/
' had Mara that Ile did se. sad Mary Norris,
after Int that she had net. &dared that the had.
poliX
To-thq mama aggressed this paella of their 11714ensk
sad mere diet Hewett bad duly slat at Bartlett's ea the
ri.v...aiglit. This testis ay was eureboread Mr.
with whew. Kellett previoeell lived, end by
by her
thilemement to the same 'sadism's family. In two or
three Mee Wear polata she the edam* was nosed-
*Al metradiately.
The grameatiga baying been &Nat elated, the beak
bilimind that they had determised to eel epee" Mr. Bart-
lett the he &ham, and reminded him, at the same time,
thee amfbieg he might say meld be Ma dawn and lased
*his lOC
Kr. lisedett—Sutra I seausellee, sir, I think it right
to observe that I mama help Wig that I labour nadir
great diedvemtage to any ebom' • sI my make. I
as met arm my oath, but I sail the Aindghty to vitae
that every word I PM dull be legally and Milady true.
The Ara knowledge I had of the_twommintriz warred
Am gay bawls seta bar at lay 'Mee, where ohs was
brought by her ntarase. She was them to the Rpm Men.
Her maker Med M me that she was to great distress, and
en my ataakethas that het amy with, the oomed that
the }...stink Meld m z asa oar lease sad y for • abort
time. The girl theta Imo to my. lime
uties to reside, and stayed
with er giblet time er fawit dm _d whie tem I eh.
Waal the allealea fie her et Kr- Oalt.s...a..Affar hi' them
a Met thee Kr. Oaks mss tom sa a
mid that, them bar anneal erathtle, be I=llsol
bar, sad atheism what ko bed Imedwdeethth bar. II metaled
wry with, sad a, dodged that the Ilitt Walt Vetere spit
Is ear bum. midi we eselljegenie a illesilea Ike ker. Oat
the taming' Temley way iillb mat le Leaden; end In the
algae *Mee gog, between the lean of If sed 2, the
dose tadsmai oussosomt. At dim thao thme were two
mama to the hors. The awe of My daimon, wham
this took pima, was epea—lbe ime else em em,
ma the oaten were fa Sal 1112bia. itho whale
time she spoke is a whipper, dial the mane might not
bear. My wilt retuned to Aleinr, and the 'id teak no
sedge of the trannetka. Oa ithe Thera's, to which ski
alleded. I Jr.,. my with ti Ria_ease, ea bar way to
Patthem. Oa ray return tom Nahum I met the
presents''', sad drove her hock. Whim the got
Ilea the phastoa she remarked, " I weeder what
Mrs. Bartlett would sal if she knew I seam to meet
you. Baal yea edl her of IL" Oa ray aim front
diapers I went oat sheering. and returned with
Mr. Wiles Wood ,to dime at my house about
Ave Volga. We sat at table mill &heat eight **cloth,
and I Ma mat eat with Who. led did set return again
until ass* ami *Ws* Ea Ss usegnieg. Behr. I left home
I told Maga O'Grady that 'I should net be home until it
was kol% sad that she seed sot sit up tor me. When I re-
amed I lettdred U Mies O'Grady was gone to bed. The mr-
mat that the wee, and I went upstairs. When I cam*
into am roes Mho O'Gradywas lying tia gay bed. Si. roes up
tram the hod, MOW at her am; threw them around my
waist, lag law had egi mahout/Mr. ami mired Me how I ease*
to be se Ws. fluid her to take ours--that themerveats were
malog_mi obis, tad that if she would go Me her own poem
I maidens is Int bm ekes they were goat to bed. I the.
paid* neamminigeelf, ma eat by the the reading until
they maim Mots% Msgr. Afierthe mem* were gone
to bed I met toss bar room. Ohs me inly pertly by
I aid her lie semem were gem to bed, tai leer by the
hand to guide her as it wee dark, ma abs Isllowed me iato
gay own rem SU than got We bed, hatithe Yid is
to my bed-room. lithe remainal dime sail ea
o'clock the nest georaimg, elm the telemod We bee owe
roam After the wee ia bed, I vent isle my dressier
room ma left her to the bed, whiskggoe, was elms
veto
Mbeetessmilear, width deer mil ep,
Mem the mama dwell eet k was
m 11 &old, nodbit ithis bed
aiming epperteekg le hamilico
wires
ma be e tto the gamma
if she bed theash wpm to ingia
Remit deaths . k Ike bees% aloe o
ilinth.
to mg WM is do grabied, boo me ale brought up
mar 19 my aim whin I seemed Irma sheeting. Kim
O'Grady elionly etherwards went 18 llverpoel, having
Cv=pm to maw& Mr. Legge ea the subject. On
the NMI that Mr. Legge NMI he thought it was
the best the, dm emit de. [This is a unit contradiction
of the K
evident et the presseatrix, who, la her examination
in 'IAA NMI that r. Lege had advised her sot to go
to Limareall My with
her to her maim bat she said If we • seat her that.
she well rum away frees her. My with Me wrote to
her maw a we*, or nearly r long, before we sent
her to Limped, Mating that die was gob/ there.
Oa Morita frent Maria O'Grady, while at Liverpool,
that she mold net And her relations, I wrote to
Messrs. Hareadia sad Co., requestag them to pay her
expenses beck to 10ad.., sad to gaud tern to bee mother.
Semi after the return of the proseeatrix them Liverpool I
wet Informal by Mr. Owees that he bed ressived an appli-
cation from Mr. Rolm. to know if he would accept service
of a writ NUM me for the eilludell .f Mies O'Grady.
By Mr. Ow•nee advice I mateequatly galled ea Mr. Holm-s
with Mr. 0 ream, and it ens them eagemosil-1 thick I
should previeuely se that thew fording-that I had been
guilty if a great l eretlen, sad belief Maim to keep the
knowledge of the matter from my erlb, I argpsed, in the
presence ot Mr. Owens sod Mr. Mom, that, if any
small pecuniary oensideradon would esl di parties, I
would leave it to Mr. Relate end Mr. Owens le say what
I ought to do_, andat Mr. Releases segroden I kit the
room, that Mr. Owens gad Mr. Halm might talk the
tauter ever *Make. This itageliakm bated he surly a
ketaklat. I. the 'meantime Mr. Rehm gave Mr. Owen
nodes that an application would be mile her for a warrant
adage nie, ea a charm of rape. The date of that notice
wee the Sod of January. The aggetiatthe wt on until the
' 11th alike tame month, and in as mmetime Mr. Holmes,
having, as be stated, conlealed Kr. Polor Bortheek, de.
mended al me 2901., to amends. the sharp. I heard
tabler of the shame mill last Meaday fortnight,
when wee taken into are* mode, a warrant issued by
the bosh ea that Amy, MAW Mr. Owese nor myself having
had any midst et the
The C`baliman.—Warliantsli.yon eso on me diverging,
sad making • complaint sealeit the • What hes
that to do with whether you are guilty or not of the crime
with which you are thawed ? I do not like to interfere
with a person in your alleadon, bat really yea mast Mew
your to confine year mmarbeMhla peeper liMa.
Mr. Bartlett—The fatly I have hit that I have been
very ill-treated by the amitratell, mad, holies that I think
it better to all you so, is mei that I may give you an
opportunity of reakieg any aplonadia you may Mire on
the subject—
Several perms in court hare synced their sympathy
with the acensed by clapping their heads, the., ea which the
Minas* said, if any modal= of than were allowed to
escape, he maid immediately woke the meg to be dared.
The chairman, in reply to Kr. Burdett. said that was not
the pees for the beak to justify their conduct. If they
were 'ceased of any dallied= of duty, there wee soother
place where they might properly defend themselme.
Mr. Bartlett inalimed—l repeat, sir, that, from the le-
ginnier to the sad of the affair, I have suffered under peat
Mashie, and have been treated is a meet cruel sad over-
bearing manner. There are four or Ave gentian,* sitting
at that table (here Mr. Bartlett pointed to Mr. P. Barth-
el*, Mr. Holism, and Mr. Bickley) who, WI tee two
mama have been guilty of • mambas, to extort from
me 7001, and I will ladle every eat is Sma at the seat
smoke of the Central Crigabsel Court Out et the radium
was convicted of a compiraey only a few days too.
The Chairman (warody)—l really cannot allow yea, sir,
to insult perthe la this 'maw. It is very saketanato that
you should say anything &meted to diem% the calm eon-
alteration with which it is so desirable that this _s amid
be investigated. •
Mr. Bode, said he was very terry ff his warmth of
temper had carried Idea too for. He
apologise to me bank, sad boo to tbarbelatsit la
said, my statement may end ben, but I melt
deny the statement of the meal ries sad othattlegi
girl, Emily Hewitt, who says she slept oat at my beam
on the Thursday Maki. I km made thiselMennat without
one moment's considered' s. I wee Damage Idea I come
eta this room that I shall be called epee to asks, any
statement, and I have oily stated, se Ml' me God, every
word of the tenth. _ _ _ - _ _ . .

Kr.TlarK;tidTteid a slalomed led bma made earicealy
easedag the offorsofm of owomi prelleiseat M. Ink*
statrommt maid asomerrow be pelikbelis dill world. He
could ael permit It to go forth thenfore, without giving it
the mat peremptory denial sad dirtiest mairellatioa is all I
its puts.
Mr. Goes add a very ItTiolol thew bad certainly beau
made ; ht feet, it was nothing len thee this, that while civil
negotiations wen pendia& the threat of a criminal presses-
tin had ben made for the peewee of extorting inery.
Mr. Owen.—Thara is act a doubt about the truth of it.
Mr. Borthwiek.—l say it is a vataitove invention, and a
most fouadatioalem Meshes'.
Mr. Biekley.—l desist* I error heard of the mum of 700?.
before it was jest awationed by Mr. Bartlett.
Mr. Borthwiel—Let Kr. Owns prove his charge.
Mr. 0 weee—We will give you an opportunity of den-
ier it.

Orittos, tit. 'matron of tko Bloom troloahooos, was
mei a the first witates for the datad!*. 6h. said—Mark

O'Grady sailed as he the day before site went to lev.rpol.
Bite said she should not go bask to her soother. Bee crud
very mush. and said she felt that she was frismdlese. Sne
said Km Bartlett had written to some of key friends at
Uverpo 4, but had not received any answer. She said' Mrs.
lisrtlett wished her to go back to her mother, bat she !Isr-
aeli did not wish to go.
Mr. 0 seas wished to panne this esmainalca, bat, Mr.
Bwthwiek obj, sting, disband% decided that it wee irrelevant.
Ils Owens stid the prneecu.six had distiorly stated, in
her Ant deperition, 0 at Mn. Bartlett had told her that She
had roe, hod ea ewer trout her friends at Liverpool. This
statement was now pood.sively coatradicted by Mrs. Grimm.
The objet of this isersury was to ascertain the meth, and
he was surprised to And kimaelf stopped at every print by
those frivolous objeddens. Throughout the inquiry meagrely
any sir the questions had been put in a legal manner, aoi.
with%tanding whisk he had not felt it big duty to object,.

Mr. Grreasaid then wma ore impoTtamt has whisk would
aup.ramde everything elms la the dada of the beach if It
mould be proved, sad that was, had ma Wawa bees aide to
awn mosey 'Rader threat of a arialoal prossessice
Mr. Ow/mt.—That is the stattstant ; it is for tits* Is
swim it.

16.Citete said the aliesetiot without reef would ge far
see eq. Unless ft were sapported by reef, the yeah
would dimities it altogether frees their Wads. If proof

KL t*ft 411?P,‘ t peeduat f •
di Kr. Owl mme-4 drab ibtimltlOd
ms e side die prepaillis*te
Mr. Beetbsrlsk—lreaui amisstmilmittimie
Lea Kr. Oweararendt gestlamas he 'Badge to. If
stagy
ward met the MINN, us% War we it use beught
/ •
fuseMc 0 eraa—wo have not benn ads' spa fe our dP•
before.
Kr. Gems—The basalt maims thit this statement! Auld
aril Promd. end ,that at asee. Teo may take yew
nether. mre
air end support the datsmest sef, se dive it alt
I Kr. Owine—lf Idr. Rebus At pp pentium to as
yid.
min Mr.k ilistiritilk 40444 Dy die."" "1141641Z1
be made, gampisn due prfisar
wilt am* Mr Ohs Maenad seiMil, mad
ispes Km le }rem the Mos by their ow. adaaksiss. Let
Mr. Owen yam his matamst by deeper tad Mill ofri-
dime.
Kr. Owene-1 ses't de it without Kr. Holmes} esnesst
Mt. Bairthwiek—This I mil yea the bask fee the lee.
asedatis ceaumittel al the priseessi .
Ifir. Ouse mid it had bees arranged by the
Wish, Is et Mims of the host. u
eipmensmind Auld nem Grittes's sel-
dom* Mt Men lakes. la halve mere witssmse to sell kr
the Mem% aid mid am pen tidy esspia• hie dam*
err.. sold there were suiral piste in the statues&
mails by the atesesd whisk emptied proof The int this
harreves, ass to the beach as the gaieties of the
Moiled prameaties era the Were of the civil
altrita.lierlitwbk—Preeely. Dome Mr. Owns masa to ass-
Ids lids_eldsmest or am
Kr. mwani—l shall pens* sty us mane, sad it will
rest with the beta, whoa I epos my au to say whether
theiftiar: inthded with the dams I shall arks.
• drat dissuisu the leash added as resteadlag
the assomil la* to Idesonsuidor4lim gook from wheats
lie yid to beseght sp
swatpsuemisedes this usassiag.
The reeseany did ekes mild sooty eight *Week.

Dumas, Frs. 21.
Several witnesses were examined yesterday on be-
half of Mr. Oavan Duffy, amongst others, Father
Mathew, Bishop Blake, Mr. T. F. Meagher, and
Carleton, the Irish novelist. Some of the evidence
offered as to Duffy's character and conduct was ex-
tremely strong, and calculated to affect the minds of
the jury, especially the 'lridium* of the tory Dr.
'rho ransom gains ground here that there will be
no conviction ; bat some think that the cross-examia-
ing juror hem additited his apparent sympathy only
for tka purpose WI mideagmr.
The writs of error la the ones of W. S. O'Brien
v. the Qum were forwarded to the House of Lords
aa &oak, kat. with the *Blew appointed
to receive lbw evade,. The next stage
will be a milks mks ereeee, to be secoseded be
a motion to prams tie basks, and *requisition to
the judges to attend the buses to hear the arguments,
which will take place after the judges' return from
circuit in April next.

SCOTLAND.
Thmoviox, Pss.
A limes reform meeting is to be held in Aberdeellb
at which the Lard Provost is expected to reside. A
legal unseen, the cononimary clerkship of Edin-
burgh, lately became vacant by the death of the in-
'unbent; immediately on his decease Mr. William
Chambers, as chairman of the Pinence Reform Aim
dation, addressed a letter to Lord John Resell, pray-
ing for the abolition of the office. No public indexa-
tion of the intentions of government has yet been
made, and considerable interest is felt as to their pro-
bable decision in the matter.

The Perth papers state that a noble duke of some
notoriety is attempting to forestall the repeal of the
1 gems laws by 4stting hie tenantry to sign papers
agreeing to dismiss each of their servants u are found
Poaching ; or, on failing to do so, to leave their farms.
this arrangement to take place notwithstanding the
abolition by law of gams protection. Tbe better clam
of his grace's fanners have refused somplionce with
this oat.
Am Emend meeting has been bald of the Control
Board for Highland Destitution, at which it was
dated that, is conmquenoe of the unpopularity of their
proceedings, and the frequent alb= met on them, an
appeal to gotermsent bad been determined on.