The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-25 00:00:00

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A. TATLOMI (F)field).-11r. Orevillee colt bp Orlaado
—Elopement. Lord Wawa', three strived km from
llidOlrhsur lakt week.

The Brine anti WU elm of the hat for the Althorp Park
Stakes at Northampton, won by Madam' Cliequot ; an-
Owed, hut well up, for the Woodrow Stake, at kmom
Sommer, woo by Common's ; sad owe of the last throe,
with alight weight, for the Goodwood Nursery. woo by
Martinet. He will carer make the lent star. Natiom sad
the Elapesteut colt on both untried, mid the Hernander
Milt (Lard Glargow'r) blow t►e beet lookien here.

I. Psteca'a.-111r. limes Kiss of the Isles, by Mal-
bourso—Duebeas of Lisle; sell by Tosebsinee—Dip,
doss,. Specie' Limas., by Cusean—Bridle.
E. Pewee, —Mr. IL P.,,. Lambent* (Mather to
Coroner), by Loup pares—Sister to Satirist.
esmes.—Mr. Bybee, Co•nseeties, by Alarm—DOHA.
Illng Man Isla hes sot hoes out, and Speetal Losses
has tiny roe twice—beaten off at Center Spring,
who a great favourite, he the Mostys Stakes, woo
by Lamboure, and also for the Csavivisl, at York August,
won by Ls, y Hawthors. TM Dipthong colt les wry as-
certain seine!. At Salisbury be wee sapiend for the
Wilton Ps k Stakes, won by Hardie and Telenet; at
Goodwood, saplased for a 'Altana Handicap, wee by
Patter,: In ; sod at Doncaster, well op for the Poetised
Plate. &gamer. of his own year' oleo was third, "ivies
him 231 h. Al Chaim Astsma bs bad the best .f no
weighs with ilvelys. Primes of Orasge, Masson, B
dorm sad Martian, sad boat tben easily for the Grand
Stand Plate; sae tie afterwards rasa dud heat with Niel
Hathaway, at bat lib fir the vase, for the Wymetay Hea-
ding,. sans farness with Sir Humphrey (to when be
Rave 111 b) a mad third, Undierbasd (giving his 11114
tomtit. sad Graying (amiss) bosun of. At Warwick
Detelsr, he was issplaeird for no Castle Pub Bantry,
when Oemna dl Verse, giving him 211 b, woe. At Shrews,
Bevy Astons he did sot got peeper) y away from tbs post
tor the Corps/sties Plate, woo by Bethune Logi', with
Strawberry stem, 6 sad mat day be was fairly hostas is •
three helms nee by Gann by a week, wites esterad to be
sold for 20 eon. Setup nob • shifty 'estimate, his .weer
Y sot likely to outran him with mach seamy for any rase,
mad If the stable have a taw at all it is for Spacial
Linen, who is a ales, seuspoot Meaty, sitting k ski has
Bialippolated thin as two accustom.
Lembosto has raw a doses tins,, and won four i yet be
wee within a seek of winner on Stu other mossiona, sod
has always bees cm of the lint three is es ores ens-
nos, and that was when he Hued to oetostare. He has
testes Madam Climate, Odksll, Smith Wooten, Sprig of
Bleillelegh, Doable fillestar, Saunter, Conlon, Magni-
Ser. Vigil. CHM", Manisa, Apathy, Amos, Duty
the Ma Meant. Nent, Positive, Possess, Imm-
ense., Lord of tbe Hills, wieners Puller Vasiq, sad
Beechnut oe their merits, sad Hofillash 1 shesid add, did
I .4 knew to was far from up to lb* mark whoa they met
WO rousts' is the Cloarwell I tam so heed of, sumpt
with referent to Loyola, who beat him easily—he, hew-
son, had {As eats*. Thor* are but few who ess be
ocesidend minim to his. Comisetios Met him dimly
st Emme, and Drummer sad Tommie at Newmarket,
wt level weights—primps the °sly resales defeat be
leaffered daring ths met WOOS aad if we sake allow-
ince for hie bang Tether stale himself, sad mattes fresh
hones into As bargain, his perfacmasen will bear the sat
Seven criticism. I bane gonad ea several ceaseless that
at. has sot bees ells to re. over belt • mile acidafortsbly,
ma rbore, Ike Comer, he may be de ilsiost is staying
asaline a. At Spoon especially be seemed to gins way
wls the last gasser of a tallo, the bill and the sic W-
imp Way spreestly too musk, sad If that is his Wing I
Ms well esamillia Irby 60 to 1 is laid against him. I.
bowomr, Binh Int Mtn of Loup pros is worth mother
'MI, mid, for Wing purposes, I think all good judges will
Sass 60 to 1 alteitimilhours.

Conaotiva boo Dot bees herd worked. At Herpradra
I. was the Two-year Old Stake, cleverly from Adams
(Mb matte), Toaraanost (lost star), tad several stiles;
mad ha followed this op by defeating Limbos:a
Apathy, Merano% sad a few bad as.. at Epaaa flowner,
as wally, that Mr. Barber wow very salaam to bey kilt,
sad he did set .wend till ha made as Waage, as 2.600
avisssa la hie offer. Theo eery seat Uwe he me he le
boohoo easily by Touroaaeot (at Hateptes), mad at Zeiss
Ito a oda' defeated. Otis Maass lad Maid of Altana
Asiehiag Won Mat. Ahhentak ha pro than both
I do met think tho moo wae am It aboold hays twee ; and
by debt% at litatploa It far from eallefectery, m hi. Wry./
406161•4 to via Ida mother he hod Is the rase. we that I.
(mild sot sent woo SIB that me was bestow &alai that
fba beet Letabrada is a anion la should holds greet nosy
oaf*, sad I thlak fAm dooldadly the boot laveetatrat la the
pee at his mown puha 10 to I ; owl of the lot at Lam.
Mara ha it the best bohlap fat sow by assay pomade, sal
Lisboa,. is sot doing moth work.
AT MITWALTAT.
Y. DAMSON'S. Lord J. Se 401 Lady Hawthorn, by !
Wiadhousid—Alien Howthoes, sad Goa. l'oel'e ldweesser,
B, Orlon". o —II arty &eery.
Plat tar of theme two halm appeared an,. thee ow. It
was Lady Hawthorn that upset BAJA Bossy et York, while

A number of gentlemen desirous of oviociog their
h,gb sewn of them is which Alderman Hodgeos, the
late Maya of Birmingham., discharged the tropeetant
dates of his oMos, resolved to present him with some tamp' hie
mark of respect. A small committee was kneed, and is a
few days, without any pablto sotillcatios, a my .0..1
adorable sum was raised, sod the gagmen of pr este'
the testimonial took plies at the Gallery of the 8 .ciety of
Artists os Tuesday. Then was a sumeross standing of
Mr. Hadrian's (remits, including • large assembly of ladies.
The serene of plate, of which the testimomial consists, wee
displayed as • table near the top of the room, and was not
lees reasnabla for its redness Mu foe the elegem* sad
beauty of its deep:.
Mr. Lucy (cUirmaa ef the sommittee), adenoids'
Mr. Hague, said that We friend. wen happy to
meet him a that ocossion, la order that they might
have as opportaaity of expressing their opium of him la
hie prints capacity. Although he nine to Birmingham
so entire tenger, his persevorstios and industry achieved
for hen • position which his freed' around him were
proud to see him occupy. (Hear, hear.) Harms deservedly
obtained that position, he did that which every mean emu
period of his life was justified in doieg. gave up • great
patios of hie time to public duties. A pet sad laudable
ambition made him desire to aim at obtatning the oMes of
chief magistrate of the tows. He did succeed is eking to
that Inman post, and the 111111•1111 r la which he had me-
diated himself es Mayor of Birmingham had gives the
iitmaitestisfactien to MI. (Aeolian) Had N. tatimosial
he was about to prang boon tended to him in emsiderstiou
of his pable services the table taut ben bees larger, and
emend with article. Mr more valuble. Had the tows
been soled spun it woo d have nspondal most folly ; bat
he (Mr. Lacy) begged that he would sot eessider the
testimosial gives to him is hie ruble 'opacity ; ft wee
quite detain from that. He had come amongst theme a
treed mid acquaintance, sad as • valued freed they
received him mo t cordially. They felt it was dui to
him that his private hinds should mark is memo way
thee esteem lac his ellanoter ; a few eseembled
together, so manse or request for subscriptions was mad*,
but as it was haws that private friends were permitted to
eostribute, the lit was made up, the arena' sot beteg so
mutt this object as to give al: ss opportunity of eastributieg.
This had enabled them to present him with • amnesia
which be (Mr. Lacy) trusted he would sot value from its
entails worth, but on moue of the motive which is-
duced them to prosiest it. (Applause.) He had great
pleasure is preseatisg to bias the maim:nisi, trestle' that
it might indoors to his childna's children as • proof that
ha had filled a high position is the tows, and gathered
synod him the 'denies of all he Meads. (Chian)
The testisnestal cosseted of • envies of plate, via., four
entree dishes, with covers and warmers, with • gegen piece
and plateau, sad two fruit steads. The defies of the toga*
ping is an adopts:in of • Pompons tripod, Inviog the
sohysz supportin of the glass bowl far fruit and &wen:
Each of the other anises is after seemlier style of ornament,
sod the Weer, which is twesty-two babes in diameter, has •
chased sad pierced border. Is the mates of tbs salver is
the follow(' g inseription, surmounted by Mr. Hodges's
crest: "This saner, together with • service of plate,
was pretested to Thomas Willard Tacker Halmos. ,
Mayor of B,rmingham, is 1656, by • suater of he friends,
in intimacy of their penes of the maser is which be dis-
charged the duties of chief 'magistrate, sod is tikes of
their per cud regard." The testimonial is the design sad
maasfactsre of Messrs. Elkiegtoa sod Co., sad, in taste
sad workmanship, does h to that eelebrated Arm. The
Woe of the SOV•141 I. about 200 guineas.
Adoring' HODGSON acksowledgel the gift Is a few sp.
propane remarks. He felt totally usable to reprise to.
teelvigs Inlets animated him at that iciest, bet he
would eadeavour, la se few words se posdhe, to men to
has his asses of the deep obligations he eatertsiaed to
those hinds ha saw 'resod bins. It was perfectly true, se
Mr. Lacy had said, that some twenty-two years ago he
some late Me town without as aegusistaace—he might
say without • friend. It was true, also, that he had
endssvoored, dare, the period of his rerildesie among
them, to pie by his **duct the esteem of his fellow as...
(Best.) That be lad gamed that setts, what plasm
cdid
he need ten the testimonial whish had bets
to him ? Equally ass wee it that be bad sa sm
bites to awns at what aay man might assaider an
housr—samely, the chief mogistray of the bensgb.
He did attain that office, and sediment to do his duty
when oesspyisg it. (Appian ) Had he sot demo Midst,
he would not hove bee. sierrossded, as he thes was, by so
many hied heeds. He was happy to beat that the testi-
mostal was sus • patio one. He hoer, gestlemea Ma had
preceded him in the mayoralty who had discharged Nair
duties with far more ability that himself; but they hod sot,
he
was eneelsood, been situated by a greeter desire to do
that whisk was right. (Applause.) There wore some who
had filled the aloe of mimic without rennin slosh marke
of man es these which had bees shows to we. tie tumid
.sly ay be was sorry for it ; but from what bed remehed
him from the oommittee, the protest was • sneellensoes elan
of • few had friends, bet whet he said a few ha wee wing.
He sonstelared that • men who same date the town Maoist
a freed, aid had • tottimosial presorted to him by towards
el 200 (reeds, had a right to be proud. (Chan) He was
mend, sad he seeepted the gift as • tribute of his (rinds'
noun sad regard. Whoa he saw the members of he
family aloud him, be hoped the testimonial would be
beaded dome to them, and by them to othen, unsullied,
sad that the day would be tar Mesa% when the eight they
thou einem* would be effaced from their memory. He
en* sot empress his 'rations is Attie( tense, but would
am it up is • weed-ahe *inked them all.

10411411 T THE INCOME Tax AT Hub.
DINIIIMILD.—Os illoeday eveeleg a meting of tits Inhabit-
eats el limidenilell sad its 'Welty was held Is the
=ma Hall, bevies bees cooveatel by the Chief
Ipso reipsialties, Mimed by abJet 400 persase,
te senaliar Me
H/esseisayf peallin parliament let a
medifisallla a isewite tee, sail as
@Versals of the
moms yareesidei maser of easserfass h. The Chief Co..
stable mialial.aml several lelhesetial gesilwase add
the easede. spa the isequalities of the income tax, for the
meet part spladdiag, however, the prmeiple of direct
hastiest. Haelealsese were pesse4, Natio; that la the
"Mies MJo Wleeololf, sew the war had erased, the tax
eboald be redammite the name it well have hies .sewed
at, wader the eel et 1868, hal the war sot istervand ;
that the salasery for the SIMOSIMaast of the tae was
defective ;" "a moiety of the sad additional sow
ealesiesen shield be y sleeted by thine liable to
the sesesemest s" mid that the Melaalities of the tax
Amid be releedie4 by “ditereatial antis" epos differtet
deseriptiose sf lareme, asseediaa to their relative Oarestar
of eemparative permeate's sr preeeriouseee." These sr
scilaticies were to be embodied in a petition. sod seat to
Vinseest Onleeish, M.P. for Hadderelleld, for preseatation
to the Home of Clemmens.

INCOME TAX MEETING AT Roan=lill..-00
Te. edgy evens, a issue hall of the noses' of Rochester
WY held ia that oily, presided over by the Meyer, Mr. W.
micilany for the surpass of melting the abolition et the
lanais tat at the sullen possib.• period, sad ',Wally tie
additional war tea o' 94 I. the pond. The Mayer, who is
oni of the keel COMMlleSioll4lVefor the WINOS tut, diamond
the impost es beteg both asjut and deepotis. Fens his
aweless@ es one of the sommiseinen he had lam been el
mem that it afforded a remises for rascality, sad was a
earn teethe esantry. Mr. R. Everest moved a resolution, ts
the effect that aa laic.* tea en the trades, missiles's, sad
, ges,eal Wintry of the sonetry le stint le Frie-
-1 60., sad that Aran the despoils sad laquisitorial
' node of its seementeat it I. °bunion sad 'sienna to the
eimausity, sad therefore that it might to be abolished at
the earliest presible period. The resolution also stated that
the connecting et the preens additional war tea of alas-
!peen in the pined beyond the 6th of April neat, would he
• violation of the spirit of this an of parliament, ty which
the nablio were led ti behove that this impost should set be,
onthesed fee Usti Una sae year ekes terniestion of
hostilities. This enelution was serried ansainniely ; sad,
steer the smetiag had been addressed by J. Fiord, En-, 1
Mr. J. Thome, and Mr. F. Wheeler, • petitioa to portio-
ning, preying for lb. redestime aid subs, gent repeal of
the income tax, woe annimesny agreed to.
INCOME TAX Pd 1 ITI NO AT CHELTEXIIAM. —A
'noble wadi( wee held at the Towa-bell, Enameling', on
Tuohy ionise, Caputo Berkeley, M P , in the Muir, for
the peewee of pstitloalsg parliamest agalast the sostia•fialle
if the iseels•-an in its present form beyond April neat.
The differeat 'peahen having echoed the oatmeal spines
se to the inaseireans aid nineties of the tag, and the
lequieireniel sodeof Its ones•mest,reselseiees wen paned
la seises with these senleseals, sod a petition to th• Illib-
, Ware unanimously weed bo.
Ju itc its' CHANBIRS.—The chambers of the several
Judges to Serjeniteosa will be closed this day, Friday, the,
2611 e Saturday, 77th; sad kleaday, 29th arasat.

JeeepiLawtoo, • ear driver, aid—l haw the demand,
and spoke to him last night. This morning I west into tae
home kept by Yrs. Itaf 'ley, ad had • glass of ale. This
wee shortly after one o'ciock. There was a mem leased
at Me door from W. oetede, sad said, " It Is ail rigot ; we
west a glee, of ale." Mrs. 84tley said she could sot let my-
body is. One of them said," We will tome is ; you have got
some COMM la, sad why not let us la f" She refused to
kit them is, when they betas to kWh It. door. She opened
Oho door, when one of these milted in. sad she pushed him
back by the shoulder. Tbo primmer Smith is the or.. who
reseed lam the house. What the deemed ease up we
were all Weide the door. Yrs. Batley told the deceased to
pomade the ms to go home. There did not appear to be
say miry or boil words Wilma the potties. The men
west mead by lialliday's corner. I sad the deemed 'to,d
talking together at the currier for about a minute or or
whoa see of the nes came round towards Bridge-strew. I
cm% ay which or., it war as the deceased turned round
mad met him, end taught bold of his or., saying, " Where
are you gouts ?" Lad as he tamed him mood be maid,
"Oo home with you." I did sot see soythiag same of
them seta I heard a great notes at the earner of Bridge-
street and Hmeilton•street. I then raa towsrds them. I
sow the deceased toadying his belt end taltiog it off. When
I pot op to him he mowed to stagger, and I pot my are
r-med Al.. and said, " What is the matter, Toughen 1" lie
replied, "I ant dose, Joe—l sea does' Joe-1 am dose
Joe." I then misted la putting the deceased ism tki
&tawdry. Polise-coastable Whitehead wee with the
dammed whits I west up to hies. I great with the demand
to the ststicm-home, sad stopped with him Tamil he died.
The primer Braes wee close to the deceased when I went
up to kin at the isomer of Bridgeetreet. The deceued's
sloth were taken oil, sad I saw that he had • woad on
the left side of his breast.
_ . _

JurorfTM----printaer Smith was aboat Weal,
yards off.
By the prisoner Smith—l wes not drink that I know of
attar time. I did not bear Mrs. &Any tall you that you
might kayo two glasses of whiskey it you would drink it at
the door. I will swear that she did not say se.
By a Juror—TM primers were sot drunk at the time.
The primmer Smith we. in custody, sad the ether prisoser
said, whef I took hold of the demaged, " What have you
got to do with it ? Let the maa go."
Richard Whitehead mid—l am a constable belonging to
tin Birkelbead polies force. The decagon, Willis..
Vaughan, was also a member of the sine force ; he was la it
before me. I have bees la It two years end three moans.
This morning, about tea Wayne put 2 o'clock, I Wee at
the Woodside, whin a ear-driver told me they bed bees
tinkleg for a pelienna a go to Softley's pubic: Anne. I
was making the best of my way up, whoa I met the de-
mand and the prisoner Brno at Halliday's ironer, at the
end of Bridge-street. I said to deceased. "What hes bees
the row here ?" He said, " They have been kicking Use.
Softley's deer, and kicked the pan' in." I asked him if
there was say mon, sad he said, " Teo, there is seethes
along Bridge street" He mid, " I harm him by sight, bat
mot by name." I said, "It is best to get the., names
sad when they live." I thee asked Smith when be lived,
sad his reply to me was, "At home." I then said, " Wen
is your salsa ?" He said, "I know that, and that is plenty
good smoosh." I said," We shall sot stand this from you ;
It yea don't give as your name and address, we will pat yea
I. &Worrell." Smith said helloed in Brokeetreet, sad that
was all he Gould tall. I then said to the deceased, " Let as
take them to Bridewellat nee." The diresseed thee caught
hold of the primmer Smith. she was not for going. •
muffle took pins between them. I had bald of the
prisoner Bras. I mw by the modems of the prisoner
Smith that he was striking the Amsted with hie right lead
Is the bass; bat I did not see say knife. The deceased
all nesse let go the prisoner. sad said, "He has bees ung
a hallo, he has stabbed me." The grainer Smith then raa
away.pi:= I was gong after him, whoa I saw Clarke, anther
sat twelve yards (rem him. I shouted to
g;hotop hies, es ho had stabbed Vaughan. Clarke
thee met Smith, sad kneeled him dews. When I got up
Smith was Iglas on the penmen sad Clerks with him. He
was thew liningid tithe Bridewell. The dicessed.Vsegbari.
Om some wp.saleald, "I ea dying." I left Vaughan fa
shwesse gem gssenethere sad ran tor tau. donor. After I
had ripened do gene at the Milan house I took • laatiten.
sad moat when the seals lad thee place, and I there
famed this hails. (re. hods was 'redskin, sad was a co.-
mos psalm that hallo. the Wade beteg about fear hints in
with swa polo.) were severmarks
lent bind es theysharp blade, and she es Thwe
the handle. The
pellessee's (Smith's) bends wen Wady. (The dtatesert.
'oat end gleam were peedesed. There went four sieges the
left pegnitke deceased's enermet. His lane, coat sad all his
wesensepparel were tely wanted with bleed, bat
osily estesat had perlmnMd the loader clothing) There was
a fresh sat ea the Weenie Smith's right hand whea be was
takes late ewitedy. The peissases wen la drink, but evaA
not he 'shad drunk.

By a Jarar--It ie itapoesible that any r the, person incept
Is prisoner Baitb could hare 'slatted tte wound which
ansad Vsaahaa's death.
Dy Y. primer Balth—lt was about to satiates after
pas NM at tat polka alas that I brought la the hada. It
an ale nlle bas Ind I sad 'iambs& Laid you we would
beldati yea to Beldawall basal, yaw aid as give year sane
sa

TI. teoWN—I did act boar yea,
Char Clarke said—When I was ea duty this worlds.
the law wits's, galled torn.. It wee about tea siestas pest
two Veleek. I was at the weer of Haunitoe-nreet. I
heard Whitehead call oat, " Stop kis, atop hi., lw has
stabbed Veenbew." Taw primer (_•111) was tbsa multi
towards so ewe Deidpmercet. WI.. I ease par to his
1. drew bash hie lewd sad said, " Look oat, you —." I
Op awash Yea eh the bead with a stick, sad Peeked him
dews. Whitehead Shea ease up sod assisted is. to pt tho
of the around. I m took his boo custody. I
Eir :awe of the Wee prime Ors la the polio. Wise for three-
quartets of as how. Doris. which Braes asked If Vasikaa
was dead. I said, "Yes, he 1.." Broom said, "I an very
sorry for It." mad Smith said, "Aad ea we I." Smith would
met talk. lia was 'Bader the Wiped* of drink.
By Iladth—l put tho head's& as yrs when yea wew Is
the statics, sad mot at the Woodsido. I did sot strike you
tbe fps whoa you wore haadatfled.

Mr. M. Jewett, a sereeoa, eald—About twnty satiates
pm tyre uds manila, I was Galled up to visit the dimmed.
I am se Uses je dies, sad bead his la a dying state.
He slightly but died la shoat tunassy ratneten I
easealawil Wm. found a wound on tie left olds: It woe
ea lush issx, awl abase two bead a queries Webto below the
nipple. floe was rensidersble internal hesertbsire bat
set naked le .sea tMdat►i Tins anemone I ede
• pest meas. eseraisallea of the body, and 1 found the
wound ealuiledi two Wise and a had obligaely, bead thee
It west beeldeffitally, Wades the &pea of the heart. Time
was aOw eperilag lea do left veatriel• of the heart, the
wooed ewe being &Hat tie third of an loch, whisk was
the saw el Nadi. I !eve ma the kilts produced, sad it
Is seek aa iselimaitat as would fdiet wash a wound, if used
wi fora.

1 -11;sprioases did not pat say easstioss to this witness.
The Pirissaan—la Mn. Biloxi, of tlis Conway AM"
Mrs, or Ur doubter ? If they aro, they ma prove that we
had lee or Ns slimes of whiskey, sad had store hear at the
aorth end of tM tows.

TioCorosol:.itaappo so yogi want to show that yes wen
drink ; bet &Reiman' la ao neon for art..; than-
fen, I de sot think that evidence is of man onewneetw.
It,. Ilepriatoodest Banta bawls' Intimated to the court
that he had so other wino. to eall, the aorner walled epos
the Wiesen, altar the anal maw, to sake any statement
they algid wish.

ihosailik•ONN Smith mid they west to Mrs. Softley's
dew asked foe some drink. Mre. &Sky said the
would give se Isms stkeide, bat wesld sot let us is. I
▪ "You have sebum Is, why set let se is ?" I Ikea
ksoskod sad klekod od the deer. When they seat kr the
pollee I hid sp, but I same set spin, sad was talkie, at
the don until the dammed, Vaughan, emu up, sad I told
Mut I witted call s glen of drink. Mrs. Soitley same to
the dose, sad s woman it dm window said, " Charge them
up." Weeks told.. to go home, sad waivers geieg Mine,
but use of them wasted say madras', sad I would set give
It to him. I west towude Albios-street, sad bed set
bees walkbag easily more Mies s Waste, when 'Vaughan
same up sad hit me very violestly with the oa the
beak, se I tuned round sad said, " Mr. Vaughan, des%
ill as se like tbst; if yes west me to go to bridiwell I
will ye." He then got Si bead feet is my threat, sad ill
seed mo with the stick ea my Wheaten, and I bad a• mime

The execution of the two prisoners Dedea Redlines
and Thomu Mansell, who were elsovicted of murder at the
late ageism for the aunty cel Kent, has been flied to take
piers on Thursday, Jausary 1. la ordinary roam the
esgcation of Maimed, who, it will be remembered, was con-
Meted of the Snider of a milliard of the 49th Regiment, in
which Its wee a private soldier, would have take. place on
the seated market day attar his conviction, bat as that hap-
pened to be Christmas U.y, of warm it was felt to be am
practicable f r the sentence to be retried into effect on that
day. The primer Bedews, who was convicted of the
murder of • young groom to whom be was engaged to be
married, sad her sister, leader the usual mum, as his con-
viction did sot take place 'mil the day following that of the
trial oldie other pri•oaer, would not have had the geoteemi
Ire him carried into eff. at lentil the day above-named, sod
Mr. Palma, the Under-. 1• riff of the county, upon whom,
as the deputy fog the High-sboriff, the arraegentent of all
theme mature devolves, woof re soosidered It expedient
that the execution of both the unhappy men should be flied
for the later day. Both the prisoners appear gait* resigned
to their fate.