The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-08 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

SOUTHAMPTON, Tatiko.ty.
The Fulton arrived this evening with the Ame-
rican mails, 180 passengers, and 38,218 dollars in
specie for England. Her dates are of the 26th alt.,
and accordingly her advioes are anticipated.

QUEENSTOWN, TIIVIIIDAT NIGHT.
The City of Manchester from New York has just
arrived.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
(Sittings at Guildhall stair Terra before Lord Odd Justice
Cockburn arid a special Jury.)

FLITCH*& V. PLITCREL-EXTALOP.DINART CIO B OP

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

THE RICHMOND MURDER.—TRIAL OF Di.
SMETIICRST.—(ISscowir DAT.)
The trial of Idorole Swat:rat for the murder of lambda
Naha was creamed this (Friday) morning.
The Lad Chief Boma took his seat on the bona el IS
o'clock, sad inuardiarly afterwards rho primmer was plated
at the bar.
Seri...at Ball/wine, Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Clerk, sad M.
Morresether again appeared for the prosecution.
&TitMt Parry and Mr. Oder sparred for the perirrate
The per. mar loving bees pieced at the bar, the jury er
tool the lox and &cowered to their names.
Mr. %%Biro Easter, deck at St. Mark'. Chwrch, Kea-
rasetos, produce! the Tsetse. of roan egos of that church
foe the jeer Is S. That proved the marriage of a person
named Thomas Smethurst with 'lady named May Darhom.
Mr. Alexander Croatia, • cloth at the Lynda sad West-
minster Beta, Girl—The prisoner had en account at their
bank. He knew hie handwriting, and the argoature in the
refiner was the primmer..
Dr. Samuel Bird rid, In the Crimean war he was attached
to the stag of Omer Pacho for (Moen months, and hod err/l-
egal in bowel complainte. Oa the 18th of April he was sari
by Dr. Julius to attend to the deceased, surd had received no
cnnennakation from him beyond the symptom end the
remedies he had applied. Heuer Dr, Smethurst, who stated
that she bad d.erederod bowels sad mageoted hoer. lia then
went upstairs and saw the lady. He paid attention to the
symptoms and saw her vomiting. She hod a ere month,
bet no fever. He ordered a °out/Dilation of the
medicines Dr. ;alas hal been giving her. The
writ was of a green bilious nouns. The neat
thy whoa he went be saw Dr. Smethurst, and he
fold him ahe was n e better. Aft., attending her for three
aye be sew the motions of the deceased. 'They canalised
bik, but no portitular characteristic. The motions were
serompesied by great strernieg. He found the medi-
ere' be gave her hal no effur it eta) ing the
straining. About the gird of April be noticed, for the
tiro time, that there was blood in them, and they
were onerous sad thready. He then said it was nectswi
bee give her tome wrote of led end opium. Tie pen in r
maid it was a very volu remedy, hut he thought it wool
be as well to Five the a etote of lead without the opium.
It was ultimately d, ciJol that she ohould have the et,tat,
at lend with the optima. Tee prisoner told him dart the
elect of the uproot was t bat it win too strong, and that it
tared hos too couch. They thui decided to give her nitrate
of silver, toad gave her e .inartar of a pain, Dr. Sme-
thurst told hire list the Oho t of that was to cause
• barrios seeciation from her t heat to the bottom of her
bowels, and it also sernarated the richness and dialogues.
She bad marked flurtuatima during the day. but wee sinking
cry Tepidly. He sever saw the dressed violet in the
prisamer s prewar, sad Bo • or six day, before Dr. Todd wee
called Wines eke geld she wished to see erns an. else. The
remedies he retort-red nett r are sled the die-ase, sad he
cease to the COM logos es the 2264 that oho was
sodereag from same slinetant. of who's 'dollish.
testae he was roomer. Dr. Julius had rated
he orators to bile, and until then he had not
bread hie own reeks He wss proton at then
death, bet Item woe rah' about her apjarance re-
earlable. Telling all her symptoms from the beginning
to the end, am wee no direr be wee tequaisttll
with that they word be reconcile/able with. There was a
hied of dysentery reeler to warm climates, but he had
aim, ewe It hero, ewe the eyeeptomo were cot Termilestele
with net raw. The itecerod r mot/lined of e Turn
throe end a ball In the the at, atter she he t lakes the pills.
Ile coked Dr. Soar thrum Ix a porters of the eve nation,
which be Raver the lest or she had had. He bok it to he
surgery, where Me moister waled ir up in No. 2 bottle, sad
pat his real .a it. la conerieeace of guitar arsenic in it be
wooers, a tatornoody, end hterared 'a her own tec• goratece.
Hr returned home with the plipow. red they collated
ell the trltbO they could ad sad move them he Inneder
M 'tetra, •ho stated outside the dealt.. If eatimery, or
emetic, or both of them bad been Ica., n to the derma in
ear! dors they would be entiloolot m ocessat lee the
oymptore ,he had wired. He had prescribed Warr
antreseny now warn. He had set hese preemie brim the
pee no 1, emanortion.
Creel/remained .17 Mr. Bedrent Peery—lt 'add be no.
merry to study the eagresses of the hob Aar death to
Arco ma niers of the ears eldeerb. Amy spire* formed
from the appearance dried Igh arid be merely con-
jeeturel. He had sever Wailed a pet mertna males-
des where the pontes hod beta pebeard, either
scarlestaily or cah.rwles, by elder satireasy or arissic,
At the ward ea the pry sae of ins jurymen
nearly Galit•d, sad had toleled est- et rept seder the care
of on. of the (Menlo. (MOM After he had been ebiont
about en hour under the Isestiner of the medico] Bee who
were* readers to Moe swagger% and Mr. Thomas
Gtb-
son, the IFITAIXAS Nawitata, ante gestienwn came into
mitt end gate ere'. wo r to the sate of the juryman.
Dr. Corked barer teen swore. r oil —I bete seen the
jurymen f hopes hawse.
The Lord Chid Yea—ls he at peeemt in a condirion to
dischaette the duties or ejwynion ?
Er. Carload—Abort?. r reset.
The Lard Chef taros —Woold it be dangerous to hie idle
ee Lis health le compel him to pelf MIL the dati,• of a jury-
n% ?
Dr. Crorload—lt Is hkaly to be dangerous to his health.
The Lod Chief Bares—Wend birth* le is drier
Dr. Copelood— I mar nee fay that it woad, ay lad.
The to rd Clef Dery—le he now seise usable to die-
arts hie dries ?
Dr. Carload—Quito en, my lord.
The toed Chef Baron—le he bkely to coatiar so forams
tier ?
Er. Capriand—For two or tine !eye, my lord.
Dr. Tend, of Rice. C dirge, was o. at rumored, and gave
elestlar evidence. whkh w-ts (unbar supported by Hr.
Thames Gibson, the carrion of Berme.
The 1.-rd Chief Boon thee said—tilatltteen of the jury,
la eonsoiticooe of the oehien illness of one of your armor,
I Bonk it he toy duty to cerharge you. I ought not to keep
you trembled and r ntioc you, r we cannot go on with the
trial now. Ido not thick, trotter Parry, that we ought la
o us notoeletely, sod I do roe think we ought le ge cia
to-m-crow. It I. quire pla-n that trio trial will last ever to•
sorrow, end that will ioeinda Sunday. You had better is
it for Hoadey, or some other day that will not include
Sunday.
Serjeant Reillastine—Tier e are • peat many wittiness he
this car who lire at a trance, end I think that Hassan i&
be given to colorausdatte with them. I think that the tidal
rata to be pat if ta • corn; Mati vely remote
The LOA Chief Bemis—Whet does my itMhsr Peery
say?
&quiet Perry—l hoe reworked my client, sad be is
most striae that the trial she-uld be proceeded %Rite
Serjesat Slondoy eta It be marshal?
The Lord Chief Boor —Tie circuits will her eammseed
thew, tad It will lc very iscouvrateut to put it of so long.
Rojert Parry—The prier nor would rather, if it war
poserible, go or with this jury on Monday wit, but it le
the opiates of Mr. Ortirel lad myself that if there be any
dj.wament over Monday next it should be till next terica.
After some further con ver-•t roe,
The Ired Chief Boon agad be would go to Gotland and
coasult he hen her julge e i fee or ober he would go to the
House of Loede, and see h ins the burrse atord and return
in the coune of the day and tin the doy tee the Uhl.
The prisoner was then removed,

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)