The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-16 00:00:00

THE EXPitiliB, THIJRSDAY EYEIIIIiIO, FEBIU

LAW INTELLIGENCA

THE BURGLARIES IN TEE Mr

IQUITY 00IIRTB.-Iss. 16.
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THE 00BNIIILL 0411413.
A respeotsble-looking oldori man, who We the
moms el Drifili linens, and Hemll as
weaver, adding at 40. Weirdos* Devesshimegiust,
Milo Ea, wee TletvranY_plased at the bar of the Modes
Hoer, in custody of Dermingeorgaeot Theodora H.
Pilaw Wore the Lard Mayor, ilharal with feloniously
hi
tho primal= ci Mr. Job Walker, of 88, COM
hill, between Itio night el flaturly, the 4th, and the
moguls( of the eh but., sad string therefrom • lugs
quo tit of watches sad jewellery, value about 8,0004
Mr. Lewis, jun., spewed to present&
It baying bosoms knows that some ono we. in custody
upon the sharp the court win crowded, and the cm •
created • push deal of 'nagged.
William Smith ems sworn and said I—l live at No.
Bath Carer, 0 ?Org. lam is the
germ* of Mr. Walker, Oarnhill, watalunaker and
tntler, who also carries as at 48, Prinosmoinet,
equate. I have boss in Ids wake ghost SI years.
Oo Saturday. Feb. 4, Yr. Walker's son left the premium at
(bruin at shoat bell .past Avg, and left ais pcmommon of
the property sad shop in Cordial. It was my duty to
superintend the shutting up of that establishment. I *am.
monad at about • quarter-past six, and removed the stock
from the widows sad placed the whole of it is se inn is*
sod oscura the safe by looking it, sad took the key with
me. I them wt the boy apathy to goo that the oboe doors
wore all looked, and sr that no owl was wasted Hisao, and
when be cams beck, from what be said, I proosoded to lock
the out doors. Mr. Walker occupies the hunt sod back
shop au tlis ground Goer sad theupper part is lot out
in °Hogs, and the hardent is ossuphal by • tailor.
The occupants are only there is the dartimo. The outer
door leads into Sun-court.. I looked that door an the
and looked Mr. Walker's frost dyes and loured if,
the front dace, and put up the shutters to the
=d to
which me reared by sn iron lear,ead fastened bye pod.
leek on the outeido. Thies ere two doors to the shop, one
leading to the other, re being the shop door, sad the other
the street door. I thee shat the street door, sad locked
it, and put • bar across the Irk which I (mimed es the
outside by a pork.cfeseLl4 that arms I loft tho promisee of
Mr. Walker seam. It took MO throe-
quarters of aa hour I ISIS about lalf-post ewes.
There won three jets of gas kit borsiaLionstlihrobeyekop,
and there are apertures in the shatters h which
persons in the street aan see Wads the shop. are
made for that purpose. I placed two lookinvilmoss is the
shop.
The Lord Mayor—Those glares aro sot Enures
Witars—No. I pat them in such • position that they
reflected the Irma safe to the inner part of the water-
&mit towards Sun-shot. The water dome is the only
place be which say one amid scorer himself in Mr. Walker's
The keys never left my possension until I grist
Ciltts. premises on Monday monis& I west there co
Monday morning about half-past eight, and foggid all the
fa r I had left them. I opened the shop door,
which wen locked. Hirst observed • bolo in the heeriap
of the shop from the breast. I immediately art my
eyes to the iron safe, and rooked it to sr if it bad been
tampered with, sod it opened as I touched it, and I found
the whole of the amatorde which I bad left in it mg Saturday
sight gone. I did not maks oat the drarlbod in the
I pit in the ale all the goods thst were is ths win
dow sad ea the wester. _ _ _

1s this ease the plaintiff, is the year 1836, marvied arse
As. Boalire, who deserted her Inured and children is
1844. Nice or is. yeses afterwards the plaintiff, behoving
his wife to be dud, married a widow, who had, by a farmer
boread, a ace, the defeedast is this snit Biome years
after the last marriage the plaintiff, to his salmi"
was informed, as the fact was, that his first
wife was thee lir* is the musty of Montgomery.
Meeatime the pia:iota bad biome pasemewi of some real
=y, sad though emosecesly raw an appro.
that be was liable to Ipromesties for bigamy, he
moseyed Ids proprry *heels yfe petit of form to his
l the defendant, bet with an :andante:Wing (as the
abitralleied) that the property should be held by the Eden-
dart es a trustee for the plaintiff. The rents, de., were
always reseived by Übe phuatiff, who paid moseys salable
is respect of claims on the property, bat the es mes of the
enevernes was defrayed by Me defesdast. 1U bin was
sow Aid to obtain the re.ooeverace of the property.
/dz. Basalt y and Mr. Jackein WON for the plain-
tiff • and Sr. Mobilo:0s and Kr. W. W. Cooper for the de-
fesciset.
ilia Honour held that the Bth seetioa of the statute of
frauds applied, and directed a recoeveyases by the tle-
fearisat to the plaintiff, who wee, however, to ram the
mate of the seeversce to the defeadaat.

COURT OF COMMON PLNAB.—Fas. 15.

Siftlap et Niel Pries le Leedom—(adors LORA Mid
Justies Erie sad a Special hey.)

IDWAILDS W. THORNTON. -I

POINT ■ODUT ►OR ♦ RAII AT OOIRA3i.

This w;a7aa•eiWiereM;ee—
-1,100'., Daly aw per mat.
cannumbia Imes a loan of 100,000!.
Mr. Gray, Q.C., sad Mr. H. Lloyd appeared for the
plaintiff; mid Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0., and Illr. O. Pollock far
the defendant.
The plaistiff was a eamaiimisa marebeint. having oiler
la the aelebbourbood ad Old Braidaireet, sad the dada-
dant Ina a railway sontrastor, Hein an lleatbsate. Let
year the London Colas Railway whams w eat as foot,
the oldest Wag to form a lime to mann* existing lime
north and loath of the Thames, and the defendant was
laterested as a oriatmetor la the bill der this modems Wag
eseeskoeL The plaiselre ease was that oa the sth
of Jemmy same somainalsetiens pawed between Mr.
Brom • gentimass who represented peados laterested
in the essepaav, and a Mr. Ladwfs, la sederease to prow-
ls( a lama •1100,0301., part od the 1110,0001. whisk hod to
be deposited la menages M the Mead* Gram by the
141 h od JasnazinFreia Ludwig the made paned Mtn the
band@ of the tiff, who dirges's& the parties to Mr.
=7, manager al the Union Bask al Leib" on
1 JalairTY, and It was arranged thab the beak
should ethane, the money. The money was wasted at
par east. ; bat Mr. Barbrageoar deedless& in adrenals It at less
Yee as. per mat. above the Bask ream wldeb was Vim 7.
This. teem ware the mat day amosited, and the beak ad
yawed the whale 100,0004 et the memo rate. The
meat bed bias that the plaintiffs OM Millaoo eluirSidThat

one par asst.
The eme far the defendant was that the fossdatios of the
whole traniertios wee a kilter of the fee of Amery, is
thews tams "I am prepared to accept a lose as a railway
deposit of 100,0001. at the rate of 6w seat per semen ;
the loan to be for throe months arta* with power to re-
sew it at the same rate, mouth by sereth, far a year ;
istereet to he paid is advance as mob kea so renewed.
Grecetheire at the rate of one percent to be paid to you." It
wee feather said that doers to the time 'bee the parties
west to Iles Unice Beak the gentlemen combated with the
compsay believed that they cafe to have the mosey at fee
per sent ; but they were obliged to pay sight per met, be-
cause the time for making the deposit hod so nearly ran
out. Whet the *laid had done we imekee. or worse than
enema to the sesspany, beams We gestimess genneoled
with the orecpsoy were is such a petition OW they wooed
so one to introduce them to the bank end they would pro-
bably have get the mosey cheaper if they had themselves
gone to the bask whir, instead el &Lye( is the =peals-
(nos of getting the money at five per met. The railway we
not one of the sobsoess which was approved by parliament
and therefore the matter fell through. It wen reeked co
oddities that after the interview at the hank all liability to
the plaintiff was repudiated, but be was offered 501. as a
reinunoraties for any trouble which he bad had, but he de-
duced to take that sum, as them were three of them to
share in it, but offered to lake 1001.
The ivy, without hearing his lordship sum up, intimated
that they bad made up the.: minds, end they gave a verdict
for the defesdant.

COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Fn, 15.
(Before BirJ. P. Wflk.)
BRIMIST P. DMIST ♦BD LUC.

This was else • milt by the hothead for dimiluttea of
maniere es the premed of the adultery of the wife with
the asteepeadent.
The Quess'e Advmste sad Dr. apish, were ermasel for
the Witham ; 6110 other parties were sot redeemed by
coameL
The petitioner is • gentians& la holy aided, sad wee
iodated in 1866 tram Trieity College; Dellis. He was
welded curate of All Sainte, Gerdoeoqueze, sad is the
latter pert of 1857 he married the reeposemit, with whom
he lived happily at the rectory of Illeallagasa, sear Dahlia,
sad they had two children. 1.1862, Count &se* Frede-
rick loci was introduce, by ass Ducked to Mn. Hewett,
at Springhill recce, and be afterwards became • visitor as
Mr. Bennett'. house. He and Mn. Bemoan west out
I hunting together upon one comics. Some time after this •
groom in the sonic* of the petitteeer, laving mossioa to
go into • lumber room at the top of the home to pt
some ea* put off his boots in order to site the carpet, end
while he was up he looked over the hansisear sad saw the
duet and Mrs. Bennett together os *lower leading. She
appeared denied. The cowl; his hated ea her breast and
said, "Go on dear,' and both went apathies. On
seethes eacesios the hareems' sew Mrs. Seunett la the
coard's rods. The saspisiee of Mr. Biased being messed.
he communicated with the lady's father is hearten, sad be
sad his wife came there in February, 1883. A few days
after their arrival Mrs Bennett west sway about 9 o'clock
is the morning, end did not return. Os the same day she
west to the shop of Mr. llreadt, hairdresser, 985, Repeat-
strait, sad asked for shelter, saying that owing to the die-
of some letters she had bees obliged to leave home,
and that • sestleman for whom she would telegraph would
come and char it up. She seat • Weems sod received ea
dewer, and on the following day the meat arrived. He
was with Mrs. Bennett alone in the adds-reed all day.
and wed away with her in the evedag is • nab. Severna
letters from the coast to Mn. Bossed were reed. Re
addressed her in the most affectionate tame, said that
their love was protected by Providence, end gave her be-
mired:ileum to disguise herself for the elopemeat, la which
she would be aided by Duckett.
Them facts haviag been proved in evidence,
The Odd mated a deers* nisi.

RAWLINOR r. ZAWUNOIL

Is this case the wife eosght • dissolution of her marriage
with the respondent on the ground of his ernelty sod
desertion. _ .

Dr. Deese and Mr. Naylor wore counsel for the poli-
ticos, ; the respondent did not appear.
The parties were married In Mil, end respoedeat has
shoos been prectiaieg as a setioitor at Market Barbaro'.
Then WINO three children. From the evideaes of Mrs
Rawlisp it appeared that her husband bad bees guilty of
theme, diegusting acts of cruelty toward. bar, nod bad ca
three several memos afflicted her with diems. He bad
deprived her of shoes and clothing, ands!» had tees obliged
to sleep on the bare floor of her room. He also weed
warm expressions to her, and told her she was as
isonsbesses. He hid give* her a black eye, and beaten
km severely. Bvidesee was adduced to show that be had
slept with a woman named Elizabeth Gott, whom be bad
engaged as a aervant. The whams wise proved this had
placed some prickly holly in Gott's bed—and it n-
umbed there four nights, when Gott brought it to her bar-
self, ..d than treat sad told Mr. Itawliage. The wham
also %sad one of Gott's garters is Mr. Ilawliiigs'a bed,
when It was evident. she said, that two persons had shpt.
Done nisi, with casts.

Haiglicsraid—l as es Isspretor et the de.
Mein department of the City pollee. Prom isdormation I
rewired I west to the premiere ri Mr. Walker an Mon-
day morning, the &lamasery. I made a minute amnion-
ties of the premises I Int raw that an estrange had bees
obtained into the bath shop of Mi. Walker. beaded the
swage, width forme a pertithis. The hole wee
Len eat& to Baira men through
y the Lord Mayor—lt had sot bees dose byra chiseler
saw. _ _

Bardltoo—By bead gouge.
The Lord beyor—That would Doi rake any noise.
Witeses—L found the km tote broken ems. I found
narks of vireos* es the door. I Mould Wok II had Mee
opened by lounge end wedges. tbe wedges wad
toned.
.Ifrand morderable Ticdonott Ow of the doer

was entirely bulged. I preessied le the kit leak and is
one of the rooms there I /end a bole Logesseugh to admit
• mac, which lied bees ant est is a similar maser to the
other. The bole lad into Ma teilor's am. The thieves
bad thee apparent! gone Into the basensesk which is ar-
rived at from • s fa Mr. Mitsisell's shop sad from
thence the hob we made la the ceiling, sad • hole
had then bees made between the joists, and so admit-
tame bed been °Maisel to lb. Waiker's shop. Did
sot find any isdlostioss of the srunisee having bees
brakes into. He famed his ems mamba as to bow the
entrants was effected, bat them wen so Wisdom The
small padlock oa the outer door leadiag isle Sawinart had
beep out away from the woodwork, bat the door wen left as
the lane, sad was apparently mark
Theodore H. Totem, sapset in the detective farce,
esid—The ease of Mr. W s bstgtory had bees usher my
orbs, as well as that of ether adds. I WA COO et them
with Impeder Hamilton. Let sight, about five o'clock, I
saw the prkposer go into • working walchmakeee shop is
Wilderseewrow, innell-elreirt. I wet into ths shop and
west up is the prisoner, sad tauthim I was as edgier, end
the prismer tried to walk away. I laid boll et him, sad
rid, pointing to • smith asomismit that lay es the emator
• Wberedid you est that 1" Ile said, " Let Ise go, sad ,
tell yes." I said I should sot let him go. He snuggled to
get away from rope, sod tried to drop toreething which he bad
is his hand. While we wore I pulled from my
pooket a pair of handcuffs arid eB w a freed his wrists.
The mimeo: finding that he was overpowend, I and,
Now will you tell me where yon got it from I" and he said,
" I picked it up le the Haelineyored." He still straggled,
sod I slipped the ether Misdeal as his wrist. Impeder
Hanultos and Mr. Walker, km., mine into the shop. I the
promeded to sera the prisoner, aad fonM • gold
watch-etas, is which the movement found on the counter has
since hem placed. Is soother pocket I (maid a gold watch,
rfeat, No. 3,040, and Mr. Walker's name and addrem a
I found 111. 14e. in Imam Ga him.
' The Lord Mayor—Rather more than weavers carry with
them. (Laughter.)
Witame—l also found a paper with an address, 45,
Weetotmet, Demethirwetrest, Milsoad. I asked him
when be got ths gold watch-case and the gold watch, and
be mid be picked them up in the Hackney-reed. I gave
the watch-ease sad the movement to Mr. Warier,
sad I saw him put it in the ease. The same of
" Walker " had been erased from the watch move-
ment, and the same of Hilton, of Wilmington-
square, subetitutad. The same of Mr. Walker was
as the perfect watch—sot ensued. Previous to my
Midis' the letter the prisposer said be lived Is Demme-
street, Kits End. bat whim I found the letter pas him he
said he lived at that address. I went to a room on the
second Soar in that hoses, leaving the prisoner outside in
custody. Hotted the room fitted up as • weaver's shop,
and new several girls at week there. I searched the room,
sad fated • number of watchmakers' tools. I also found
about fifty new bows for watches. I took the primmer to
the station, and he mkt be wpm a weaver.
Mr. Jobs Thomas Walker said—l hem the sesseip-
ment of the astalishineat of my father at 68, Omaha.
The other establiebasset is metier the mum plaset at as.
of my brothers. On Saturday, the 4th Febettery, I left the
shop is °Grabill at about half-met 5, wad at that time I kit
the whole of the stook is the window. The vales of the Meek
Tso loft was about 6,0001. It would he the ditty at flesitk
se he bad Wormed the court, to plass that steak is the Ire.
wife. After the robbery I =do a list of • motion ri the
property is the window. The list produced costa= parti-
culars of watches firming • portico of the property stolen.
The whole of the goods were set misdeed The watch
peoduced by Forager, sambaed 3,040, was part of that
stook. It has the Dame of my father, with the address, 68,
Gambill, on the !ride. The vale of the wake is 561. There
his been a mans on the dial of the other watch, and Ima
see, by the glue, that • name has been esseed, mod as me
distinctly the trams of the letters Jo." My falba'.
watches ate marked John Walker, sod the "Jo" is is the
same position as: be same letters would be in my fallen
same. It is clearly perceptible that • name Ins
been erased. The ease is the same Glais
watch as my father makes, having • mystal hark
which was brought out by my father. I saw NOW
take the movemeot now in the case ham the workman%
board in the shop in Wildersees-row. The movement fits that
ease, sod ia of our menafacturn I have esamised the
movement, and cm see that a name has beset sensed hoes
it. I cannot say whet seam has bean erased.
The Lord Mayer-But you as see • same has hem
erased?
Witoim—Yes there has bees mother same placed is
it—" Hilton, Wilmington square." There be bees • num-
ber mud Tkoro is • new number on the wateh-3,740.
I ham as doubt this is one of the watches that were
is sleek ces the sight of the 4th of Febraary. The lathe
ot it is 461.
Mr. Laois-14m that evidence I sek for • remand, ray
bah.
The Lord
the
is so important a ore that I
shall give all the time you meg require to prepare the
evidence.
Mr. Lewis asked that it might be
as until to-
, morrow (this day) week sod the passes was resaanded
socordiegli.

Tlll DAVIPPOIT MILOTHIRS AT LITZRPOOL.-
Ranges Psocnusina—Linaroot, WZDXXISDAT Nunn.
—A$ a Maser gins by the Brothers Dessepork is St.
Gene e-hall. to-eight, the eadiesee elected Mr. Cam.
Was sad Mr. Halley as a committee to de the Bretbere.
The Devolving objected at first, but ultimately agreed to
Oda When being tied ors of the Brother said Mr. Cum-
mins was injuring him, and Dr. Farm= cat the cord.
The Brother showed that he had blood as his nig. Dr.
Fawns said *I wee the rope whisk had nerd it : but
Kr. Cummins declared that Dr. Formes had and a knife
to do it. Grist dimniefectirm was them sapeened, and a
genial apron took plan during width the Benham it
tired. A maim of pawn amongst the manse tins
rushed as to the stage, paned Dr. Fames into the
cabinet, and then upset and broke it iato a thawed *ask
which were seised and distributed ea merrealse mane the
crowd. The police wen guar* powerien. An Wipe,
teas sminiag is sow bang held to rows a return of les
mew geld far adaddka.
Wind Asa fissaracads doom= 1-711 is query
Is +weft sonshiseados by 'swam swam to ,'s Or
: tor in wrist knowasha to
she proper &as he mins flyosloolas via dagend she
prearvad abor vdma so as sod ad Ida lelnarr
ammo inatimi a mei; at disalabras nag be awl
assedfae imam of tie aial pram UMW! SSrltsist et
td=amstwlllsadb.
polorks se is
laand W Use victims osnatry bashes no imablesd
Rkareiy. It were near to ask add= km sass
of mate, and avoid rink to one's debt. %aid an
oSas Hants and ton (saablhbod IM0). 00PAN• Stf
Us*" hafts fib staisded In moo.
!"-Vill..ePebiddlog• al"Pal. Per-

THE &MGM ART IN ITSVGATTATILEICT.
Wag Miwidm, aced 43, derailed me s bookbinder, do
nano at 29, Nerprd-etren, Olerkeewe% wee eintrill
before 9k Janet Doke, NA the Guildhall .664eint.
reeeiviet II donne of air, value 6O&, well knowing Ann
to be stolen.
James Doke. eine fleeing tk. 'videos% said—This
MO I shin naiad tIII Friday, mad time Ike Gunn
Welk sent be predueed ; sad with nein* to the tritons
Dunks, I shall regain Ma to eater n 66 lab oars now
ideniun la the am of 401., to anew ea than day sod give
wriliwaro.

It is wilt' mesh repot (ear the North British
Nein 64 w cereitole tie ereeremes eta owlets rid
la the et Namibia bottom So porthole al
t= gni reties, The here me
of 4146111nd
Irani rope the woken etiV
ere abbey esemseme, does st Itheattv%.
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Miss 61, tbirsabollhezbka by me benuams beerpbr um.. kid. am oar vat, gag
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wilL.laY, vbilearrail lass an bogy bra&

1845' .

ALARMED INHUMAN 721747M3N7 07 A 3101
PAUPER.
-_O-

Yesterday gatemen Dr. Daskester opened an
investigatioa at Turnliani's Oporto Mores, Braeletrest,
Bloomsbury, es the body of Geom Ghlow, ligad4t as
inmate of Bt. Oiler's Workhouse, who is alisged to we
died from newton and illenalemint In the iedemary of .that
sweablishmset. It apposes nat some dosage Bk Thew I
Hoary abioPongistrate at 11010461004rerkill aMllte Mai
Fell:Jobs Nam a fellow inmate, dramas
_seek • flighted 11
=diltsnagtsct and Inbunisatiy to width Gm doesteed 1
as sub . , Teat be slated the wider all am Is
tbe beads of :pmni G. llamas, waresat one" to Ism- I
sigma, who, upon suiviog at the workhouse sod mai. do- I
aimed, reported that Ilea steamboat nada a the luster was
by no mesas amageadod. The doesssed bevies sans-
quakily died, the letter was loaded to the carmar.
Mt. Poland appeared ca behalf of tba authorities.
F, J. Magee said Its was an Moats of Si. Oiler's Work-
soma, and Ism deosand, who wee la the inlinoary. H.
slept a part of the time is the rave bad with oth... Us-
dorstood he was affeciad with warn. He Minded Is
him whey be wanted it. Wits.. moo washed him with
soap sad wider, for which he seemed vorygratsial, sad pee
witness 2d. for doiag so. Demand had mod every day,
about four num Be bad four ounces al braid aid ball •
pint of milk for brosidaet—Shat was at about 8 o'clock.
Bs bad 'lathing Imam that aid haws, at twelve o'cleek.
At four o'clock be bad tea—four came al brood, sad tee
with milk and sugar. TM is was may weak. H. bad
ankles after four o'clock till next monks at kink*
=km be eared from other ash.
By Iles Otwaser—Dmessed bad sane mina. Two days
to kis dean Mbad • pint al Mr °ramrod sick
ryv.i°ll Thar doctor came into tL ward may day, but he was
sot ordered any extra did Midas ties two plats of beer per
day. H. bad madielas, bat bow akin whams could not
say. There Wile sheet alma at thirties is lhe ward, and
ons nano to dm ward—a female warm Was a
in tbs ward with 0th.... and deemed no someilmesta=
oat el bed to tea to.. Had know. Ida hi is bed five days
sad Diable without laving hie bed made. There 'um no
bedaub or my wennedonces aimed, and tho other patients
bad to midst him
Tbs loner which the whom bad alarmed to sir Tho-
m. limy was bore enclosed, and iiissaidad by idiom
Be said be mato it Lig Welarsday Task, at tbe mused d
doessmel.
The 'Meal coniinned—Damead omplaised al his Mai-
med, Lad whams spoke to Yr. Ora& taw sealsaletuleoll,
as Mr. Bisoott, the sormioa, woo away ill cm leave.
By Mr. Palsied—The steam mat to em. mad weary
day. TM deesamd boo complabisd of bong am Never
heard dressed nitre to to roved. A barber aim to Man
him, bat the plies me so dark be iambi sot seo to do so.
Deserved sir ratesset to be timed. He nand to bays
bb bair at, and semi t. pay Impseet to have It dam
At the time whims seabed him Min was a aim whin put
for dscamed to put am, bat he did set ban it ca. Never
cempisieed to the doctor Wawa about Othem's date,
Mum am be did so sod se Mastics was paid to what
The Clarcear said it would be memory to masks Mr.
Craig.
lire Poland mid that was impoeslide to-day, as ho was
anfortmately laid up nib typhus fem.
The Chresor mid would be asemiwy he 'Ajmer. Se
henry, add k ftonion be would now only Übe Ib. Mama
of the sane of As ward to prove ibq desk.
nimbi& Elam said dew eras had nuns al BR Gilas's
Workhouse intiemary. Dscometl. Gang. Ohm, cams into
the Infirmasy is January. Saw him ken every day after
bo co ae is. Ho DMr complains& to winos of wiling.
Be one. :viewed to cheap his shirt. Be was very ditty is
Ids bah* and seed le swear at the noes sad Mbar
paiimits. Be was removed cal at Na 47 ward on Musky,
alter ths whit al a polleseilear. Bs was monad by ceder
el Br. Boman; tbs empoos, did died an the Frideri H.
w s wr
tea ordered wine,
removed tia the Theradajitembriadi t
No. alerstrot..Na. 42 wa
ma upabiz ward, what be died about 4 o'cloek on
At this stage el tie preassainp N we arranged to ad-
journ the investigalim, sad the body ma directed to hi
band without ditty, as Ste ocialltion b shocklag. In ad-
dition to its maritime (says oar repots) tie Liz al tea
head, which is very lows, is complotely matted tenths.,
and swarming with vermin. The nostrils are aimed up
wilt filth, the beard is cm mono of Ala, sad vermin ars
swamis. all over it= whisk it mind with soma.
J. S. Bodo, iL a/ tea D dlvtion cd
polio., of Paddingtoa,rhea =3:61 paelesortem mamba.
Mca ; sad altos& his ovidonos has act benofficially
tabs. helm the comer, st sillesaresperd with ko
gaststecription, tad
anus from old swims
opinion the emokiimulsof
want Inutritioa sad poems§ = riming
bees ceased by sliming d bled on Ur Min.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Fn. 115.—Arronmcorrs. Sw-
ops. B. Chtt, to the Rattleenalut ; IPunl Wei (nanlastod)
B. F. Danville.

Tern Loss or lin B L& eletuseriser.—The
inquiry at Liverpool into the less of the Abbas LILL
Armenian terminated yesterday, whoa Kr. Bales. the sti-
pendiary magistrate, delivered the foLlowhg japer,/ :
The court has gives very peat esseidoration to the widows
in this owe, and feel bound to assemenet in *nog terms
apes the loom magma In wbkh the last and noosed mates
dWarged their duties dash' the Wit when the .hip was
last, Impala's is reforenterto= the mast. as a light
Wins seen, as he bad requited to be dome.
The court must also rsmar spos the aleph,
is their enthuses spa mate one eaddig=n
myrtle the time whoa the assond mate was relieved
the resposedbility of the watch. BP whoever wee in
charge, the discovery of the light spas the Melt eased wee
• discovery of danger; neither aim mime to have reported
that dawn to the sepia* end it appears to the wort
apse ample plasmas that the Arklow
_Light must have
bees in toght for bait an hour at least before the omen
struck. Be that as it may, the °aphis was certainly at
band, and on the bridge seas after midnight and saw the
light, but he did sot promptly take Demeans to haul the
ship off shore, as be ought to have dose. till the ay of
" breakers ahead," ~sod him to • asses of his danger.
The holm was then wet hard a marboard, bat toe later ter
as the ship was pieg at the mte of tea knots
an hour, with all nail est, her doom amid sot
be averted. The court is further d *risks, that the Ism
of this vowel mast is • pest manure be attributed
to • melon of the had. The bet east led
boss takes at 9 p.m., three hems helmea the
ship struck. From the course stewed it is obvious by a
refereoos to the &art that the ship snit have bees I. shed
water some time Wore she ePi. or the light was sem
Ore ant to that intermediate thee would hose waned the
master
ode his danger; and the presantien is their
was espnay insuminat spa him es tie ,east was
.heed.- The ebonies had sot lases afghted, dud therstire
the egress& &dam to the wistaria of them wee clown
whoa the Nurse was 'Wight down the Irish Obenuel. !be
want is therefore sonapslled hproestweas the nester is err
fault for the lass of the Armeis,sad adjs.., that the
matilleste of Captain Thews Leman be and is hanky sr
peeled for nine ealeseker moeths.
LAWNCIIRB OP NNW STRAY'S" AT LIVISPOOL.—
Four steel-built paddle stesensra (understood to be intended
for blockading purposes) were launch,' from the ship.
bundler yard of Messrs. Zahn Wats sad On., of Lives-
pod. Their names aro the Snips, the Widows, the Cur-
lew, sad the Plover. The Non el Ikeda (Light ri Day),
an iron...sew steamer, intsetted for sorties la the Bed Boa,
was launched at the ease time. A steal gasbag of IMOD
tow, intended for the Fops= goverusest, is la come of
building by Memrs. JOllOl and Co., together with several
steam lumina.

laotr SHIP BITUMEN° ON Tas THAusi.—At Luna
of ma inn poddie.obeal sisoraor took piles yesterday has
Um yard of Mn.eo Lewis mei dassitwell, I. fibe
is isteeded far tie Havassak Inas st M. Ifsesba sod
00., of Gradiani-Imaree. City. Her dirmasse sot 155 fit
Wools periwadienlars by 221 fast by 11 feat demo. die
It to be fitted with a pair of ossralakkg enter of 100 boas
pewee nominal. sad tabular bones Dn lisses. Juan Wail
sad Co., of Sabo, Bizatikskse.

Crest 07 1•0211,01 Cosmos, 52, Lianzinum,
wear. —Hr. Alfred Seam P.B.S. .1 the Hank of hew
bad. sod mumps at the Landes Imethsties, re-
side at the baton this * the Rev. P. Statham
LA.. sad a vieminsidest of Le siOsee, the sub** Wog
" • Peerisal Vide to the Oateoestbe odd Naples sad Rasse."
At the anal .as mete of the wood aerie areas et
tide collar the shidests resested s vary heathens silver
tei sad coffee MOOD Rad MIME 40 Mr. F. M. Weston,
who be• for in* rare bees the sib toarbseter at the
Awl* chess et the institution. Tesseale the complettes
of the Katabibirmaat Ned admit MN at the Wiseisthemee
1. 1861, the folletrieg sues Uwe rot lama tosatred :—]llea
the Landes sad Wabsistbs Usk, sad Maws Hareley,
Basra, fritters. sad Oa
s. sea; Hewes Loaf, 5..5,
ma 00. have eves a farther doselles at 691. 10n (ta
other with as mesa pries et IL 6e. to be the
last Oseasnisl Prise) ; Mama Om., Dobbs* red
On, IDI. ; hisets. 421aeatiess, sod 00. a further
sae el 211. (lied ma sums* prima 61. 6a ; hear. Hat.
teased Co., 101. 103. ;• Mr. Otomp Maim, la ;
Kr. Smog Haase. ; .tad Ng. GL Mmes. lt. !e.;
Mews. W. J. seri H. Tbompais here libeeriee feesied a
prim et AL 6e. fir beek4starag aid rMkaelis Time
were 930 otadaeb at the lest tea, sad S beta
bide fair to aged the his. Mr. H. G. Ma% ISO of the
oldest abodes* of the orosirs eirata, has rearstly bees
earl to the bar.

Womesaww. Ewan. —On thasserisof Frills
ea het, • pones mated Campbell, to the
of Wooed, wee tetundem boom hem ttle the
Boom, be odeeed the footpath bottom that place sad lee-
WM, sad Meths ohms, It is eappmed boo ems fell aidoep.
sad teems 111100•11111080. Hon be snood from seven
doh& se Trilby Ade 01 hoe p.m. of Saturday, a period
of timbal boetsliwaisee be woo aeoldeetally astliznedirilit
Choke lEdo, sad lobe oblehed. be woo
beak to Omar. wham be wow lee M a Tory
Mato. Whoa towed ho welt as ceased owe
All teem awl bb hoe and body went so melba OM be
woo beedly tompiehie. That he lived through NA a
eight el aid it weadeetal.—Dweihke Cori*: