The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-29 00:00:00

THE CONVICT DOVE.

We ladeeetted that Mr. Baron Bramwell has ful-
filled lie premiss to the wretched crusted, tint the tepee-
mamtislies ecl She jury should be forwarded to the proper
gamier. His lordship has communicated the upend=
of sympathy whisk the Jury appesehat to their verJin to the
asesscaug but, we believe, we are right is stung that
ttla leaned judge did sot express to the Suntan of State
hie ameareesse- IS the resomussdatiou, sad that, as the
Wiiition, M seasiltred aad still insiders that the envie-
Oa was right—that the verdict of " Guilty " wee fay bo-
nded by the evidence. It has bees a matter of
very semen inanry es to bow the verdict sad
resemandadas of the Jury wore arrived at. We
beUevo we eau solve the problem. It is raid, aid we
Mak the rasentr may be relied epos, that when the
jury retired on bettuday stasis, it wee pupated by eve
as mon of them, that they should songs to prayer to God
to direst theis to a righteous cosoluits. The rut of the
ion to whom the suggestios was ands, usested. The j cry
did espy la prayer, after which they emended to deli-
berate its to what should be their verdict. Tea of these
were prepared to miters as usqualilled maid of "guilty,"
bet two hesitated, which In to • dientsios whether the
.v dense Veind junky them is returning • verdict of et-
inked del OW gad of issesity. The =quit, weld sot
WNW, to Mk • eywestioo, and eventually a °instead.,
w Welled, the minority admittios that the pnweer
ought to be fraud frailty, sad the majority impieties to
meemputy that verdict with I remeameadetion to mercy,
"IS the gresad of &Native iseelleet." We beer that
whoa the weighed sass wee removed to the condemned
sell es Bataan sight, he became very seaeibly
fasted. He 'visaed coseiderable eacihessest sad assiety
of 'MA whidi soetUsed, more or lees, der's, the sight.
Of gauged be had, sad has still, nee or more peruse in 00,,.
stoat allendemes *pea him Oa Sunday, Due was visited
bylined like Wanes. soder his father's will This gentle-
mem seamed YU desvereatios with the casein ettadollog
with Mm with respect to the awful fate that awaited hi.,
sad esdeamanag to arouse him to a sense of the import-
saes of his Wearies himrelf epos the pity and forgiveness
of as ellimilod but merciful God. Dove wee recommended
to prepare himself for the worst, shin be replied, it is said,
Well, if it i• to be 1.. It • ill be for My ewe good sod the
glory God." On Wedueday, the unhappy sus was
visited by the Bev. W. Y. Poulton, from Leeds,
who had bees specially requested to see him. Mr.
Peaches was aseompeand by the Rev. J. Henley, of
York, who has rainisiered regularly to the nigtual waste
of the ceuiet ever slam his imenaltrasst to York Castle,
is Marsh last. We undentead that the rev. patinae.
seasated la ankles an impression %pen Duce.
whisk had probably Imes somewhat prepared few It by his
having mead, taken to midis' books suggestive of
th adapted to • man pined is his fesrful position.
The aid maimed apse his land onus, however, to have
quisklig mesa away, es be relapsed late lie previous state
of aggammtly callous ladifferesee. It has beta stated that
the eassettles, if the rememseadatim of the jury be not
attended to, will take plain on Saturday, the 2nd of
Aare& This, hunter, is not the fast. Tee rule is, that
any napped left foe entrains shall oat be basted trail
twellnedays haw elapsed sitar the Judges of anise leave
the Air; end they did mot take their departure es the pre-1
seat imemioa Leal the early pert of the week. Oman-
Aquietly, the imerntlea would an take plass till the 9th if
ngus.—Let