The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-21 00:00:00

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DR. CUMMING AND HIS PROPHACII3.—Dr. Cum.
ming lectured at Halifax on Tuesday, on the " Signs of the
Times," The lecturer did not claim to be a prophet, but
expressed his belief that these were solemn and startling
times, and that the world was on the point of great events.
The great lines of prophecy seem to intersect the year
1867. The world, he believed, would not be destroyed, but
would endure for ever in a more purified and exalted state.
Though he was unable to explain the increaseof Romanism
in England, he believed the heart of the country was still
tree to protestantism. In 1792 there were 5,000 priests in
Paris ; but though the population of the city had doubled
itself since that time, there were now 900 priests only in
Paris. He believed the Saturday evening of the world was
very near, and that on the Sabbath of 1,000 years, which
was at hand, there would be a sunrise which would experi-
ence no western declension. Thanks were voted to the
lecturer, who was listened to by a numerous audience.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.—A most determined and
premeditated attempt at murder was yesterday inves-
gated before the 11 akefield bench of magistrates. The
prisoner was Thomas Kelley, mechanic, Derby. Some
time ago he went to America in search of employment,
leaving his wife in service in her native town. During his
absence she made the acquaintance of Leopold Stanton, a
Northampton lace traveller, and she lived with him as his
wife from August in last year to March in this. The hus-
band returned to England in May. Rumours of his wife's
misconduct reached his ears from time to time, but he put
faith in her protestations of innocence until last Tuesday,
when he found in her possession a bundle of letters from
Stanton, containing proof of the intimacy which has ex-
late,' between them. Maddened with fury, he declared he
would be revenged, ILIA he dragged his wife with him to
Wakefield, at which place he learnt Stanton was staying.
He took with him a revolver, and on arriving in the town
purchased powder and ball, and loaded the weapon. Next
morning he went to the post-office and inquired whether
there were any letters for Stanton, and finding there
were, he wasted until Stanton came. His wife
pointed the man out, and he accosted him and charged
him with making a blackguard of his wife. Stanton did
not attempt to conceal the fact, but he asserted that ho
did not know the woman was married when he first
made her acquaintance. Kelley demanded We'. for the in-
jury that had been done him. The other said ho could pay
no such sum. Kelley declared that if he did not Le would
shoot him. In the course of the altercation a police-officer,
instigated by the wife, went up to the two wranglers, and
i charged them to accompany him to the police station.
They were doing so, and had got within • few yards of
their destination, whsandelluy asked Stanton mower would
give him recompense, on receiving an in the
negative, pulled a revolver out of his pocket, and fired
four shots in quick succession at Stanton. The latter,
however, bad seen the movement, and stepping on one
side, the shots missed him. On Kelley, when 'earthed, a
life-preserver was found. In answer to the charge, the
prisoner denied that he had used the word " recompense."
He said be asked Stanton to give him " satisfaction "
either with a pistol or revolver, and when the " cowardly
rascal," as he termed him, declined, he took the revolver
from his pocket. He did not, however, discharge it, for
before be bad time to take aim, some three or four of the
barrels went off, not that he wished to deny that be had
intended killing the man, for he did, and he was only awry
he had not carried his into effect. The prisoner
was committed for ' at the next assizes.
GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-BOLD,
IsLuurrox, N.—Number of patients for the week ending
June 16, 1,062, of which 2TI wire new cases.