The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-18 00:00:00

TO Till RDITOI OF 111 lIPRW.

Sis,—ln reference to the general amnesty, an-
notuioed in the evening paper!, I beg you will be
kind enough to allow space in your columns for
the following remarks:
I will not stop here to inquire whether it be fit
that the offender should be the forgiver; that
"crimes " should be remitted which never were com-
mitted ; and that those should be partoned who were
so cruelly wronged, having been, although guiltless,
driven out of their country, torn from their families
and their friends, consigned to absolute ruin, and, in
fact, bereft of all they held deer on earth. Speak-
ing in my own name alone, and judging from
a mere practical point of view, I own candidly that,
situated as he is, Louis Bonaparte could now hardly
do more for us than he hes just done. But it is not
the leis true that those whose hearts have been for
years made to bleed from innumerable wounds have
a claim to something better than a contemptuous
and perhaps unsafe favour. What was due to them
in the shape of justice cannot be paid in the shape of
Butßut enough of this. Considerations of a higher
significance and more general import are involved
in the question.
Let treedom be wholly and sincerely restored to
France I, for one, am prepared to applaud. Our
wrongs we might forget: may we be indifferent to
the wrongs of our country?
We are permitted to return to France. So long
as she is kept in bondage why should we go? To
complete the victory of might over right—to render
Imperial despotism still more absolutely unopposed
—to extiogrush the few last beacons which, fed by
French hands, yet loom in the distance before the
eyes of our unhappy country—in one word, to be
slaves among slave.. Better stay in the land of un-
fettered thought and free speech ; better live where
to be an exile is to remain • man.

It is recorded that in the Revolution of 1789, at I
the first celebrated fete du Champ de Mars, some
60 Englishmen were seen wearing on their chest
a medal, on which these words were inscribed :
" Übi Liberia., ibi Petrie." Without presuming
to sit in judgment upon such of my countrymen as
may take a different view of the case, I venture to
say that this should be the motto of every man
feelingly alive to the dignity of his own nature.
Not that I consider my beloved country lees en-
titled to claim our devotion, because temporarily
shackled. No. The very state of intellectual
debasement and moral agony in which France is
now plunged endears her the more to us, as we
know it originates in a fatal combination of uncon-
trollable circumstances, and is maintained by brut*

force alone. That France will, sooner or liter, be
warmed into life and be herself again, is a creed
which I fondly cherish, sad to which I cling with
unshakeable convictions. But so long as she is forced
into silence and darkness, I take it to be n
that some at least of her most faithful sons shout
by living abroad, retain the power of representing
true geniue, of making known her sorrows, de-
nouncing her wrongs, invoking her most glorious
recollections, vindicating her stifled aspirations after
freedom, and championing in her name the eternal
principles of justice end the rights of reason.
I am, &e.,
London, August 17. LOUIS BLANC.

A letter from Florence of the 13th says :—" At
Penns the beaks of hundreds of high-minded youths en

0111 'monists with the Manmade. Such people, or each
men, ere not to be reasoned with. It is in vain to my
that the Ducheaa-Ragent was never guilty of the in-
diction of that degrading punishment- The officers who teat
her road husband a hand in that odious work ere, or were till
lately, still by her side. As late se yesterday, the new Dictotor,
Manfredi, woo golden opinion. with the multitude by the
dimaissel, conchae:lin the most ignominious terms, of one
Colonel Ricci, who carried into execution a sentence of that
nature on the person of an inament young man named
Kmiii, on the public sonars of Pontremoli, and was in-
I human enough to stand by sad me the blows struck, me
by one, till the blood freely Bowed from the bare book. The
outrage wee committed in 1852, before the murder of the in-
fatuated duke; but the people have not forgotten it, and the
cloche.■ and her infant hair must suffer for the husband and
father's offences."

The Parts correspondent or the Guardian, des-
cribing the effects of the shower which fell towards the ekes
of the fetes on Boodey, sem "The first drops ems
down hke crowa-pieces, as though sprinkled by the
inisebievous fingers of soma fairies above, in mockery
sr emulation of the tiny white and rose-coloured
parasols, with their silken fringe*, which, alas I
were all that could to opposed to each an unmannerly
attack. At lest down canto the thunder-shower in earnest.
Am I stood just opposite the Emperor, I bad the pain of
smug his Majesty, who bad been litertlly toasting under •
boning glass for more then three hours previoutly, cooled to
some purpose. He and his home looked precisely se though
"some one were pouring buckstef•l of water on their heads,
so incessant was the downfall for some minutia. The
weather cleared up Main; but the change was sadly rust
apropos, and ruffled the feathers as well se the tempers of
the whole assembly. Even the Emperor looked annoyed
and provoked, as well he might, under his color exterior ;
ind her Majesty must really have ' felt' for him and his
.rearebsla as she gazed down from her gallery on their
drenched and diahavelled plumage."

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THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE.—His Imperial
Miss the Grand Duke Constant. e, accompanied by
Greig and suite, yesterday paid a private visit to
Possmainal dockyard. His imperial highness landed at
the Victoria Pia, Foam:south, from the Prince of Wales,
Ryd• steampackvr, and wee received by Flag Captain Far-
quhar, of bee Majesty's shin Victory. Tbo pay imme-
diately proceeded in Madre] Bowles's carriages. which were
in vatting, to the Adiairalty-bonee in the dockyard, front
which, accompanied by Aduarara Bowles and Grey, Fag
Captain Farquhar, and Plig Liana. Robinson and Swin-
hums, the grand duke proceeded round tits yard, making a
minute inapection of the ropery, smiths shops, Weak factory,
atom taria, shipping, and the principal points of interer.
lila imperial highness returned to Ryite b staimparket, la
lb. rams sulostemetioue MIMIC he which he arrived et
Pert month.

ALARMING 4CCIDINT TO 4 MARGATE TlLdfly

ON MB TILIJUN7 NAILWAL

GRAVESEND, TIII7IIDAT Noiutixo.

Last evening a very alarming accident, involving
meow injury to • large number of passengers, happeael
on the Tilbury Railway to what is known as the
Margate train, from Thames Raven, which is due
at Fenchurch station at 8 o'elock. During the summer
months the company run steamboats from that place
to Remote and Margati, and • large timelier of persons
avail themselves of this routs. The Margate boat arrived
with more than its naval complement of peseemgen, and
a heavy train was despatched to London. It
proceeded at Its general rate, end on going
round the curve neer the Tilbury station to go upon the
London section of the line, the aide of the engine, as we
Dave bean given to understated, broke inside, end the tender
and three of the carriages were thrown off the rails on to
the aide of the embankment with considerable force.
The shock is stated to have tom very mare, and the cries
of the injured and affrighted passengers were most distress-
ing. The toils not having to run into the Tilbury station, was
prometlingat a sharp rats, and the nature of the mash may
easily be conealved. The company's offing. from Tilbury
were soon an the spot, and every care and haste were teed to
extricate thine hart. Oas of the animas was much shat-
iced, and the anfortumate occupants =fired accordingly.
Medical aid was procured from the alarm, end every
WNW= was shown the sufferers. As yet we have
been unable to aimertein their particular injuries, but several
•re Meted to have boa seriously hurt, and two
went on to one of the London hospitals. As soon as possible
another train was made up, and the large proportion of the
passengers were sent on to town. Several, however,
remained behind. Mr. Wightmen, the superintendent of
the Blackwell Railway, end who has charge of the
traffic of this line, came down this morning at the request
of the directors, to Institute an inquiry into the unfortunate
mishap. A number of labourers have bean employed in re-
moving the disabled carriages from the side of the line.

DISTEMSING BOAT ACCIDENT UPON THE
MM.-THEM LIVES LOST.

A distressing oxidant occurred on the river yes-
terday afternoon near Putney-bridge.
It appears that Mr. Johnson, a young men about twenty.
aye years of age, a barge owner, carrying an busineas at
Rotherhitbe, had been paying his addressee to the daughter
all Mr. Prince, the landlord of the Yorkahire Grey
public-boa= near the Cadogan-pier, elide= On
Wednesday afternoon he proposed a row upon the river, and
was accompanied by the young lady and her sister, a
little girl about seven years of age. Upon resohing that part
of the river opposite Wandaworth-fielda on the one side, and
the grounds of Sir Frederick Rows, on the Middk sex
aide, the boat soddenly c►psized, and the three were
immediately struggling in the water. The young girls
soon disappeared ; but Mr. Johnson must have swam some
short distance before be sank, sable body was subsequently
discovered lying upon a mound of mud, near Sir Frederick
Rows's premises. It appears that no person actually wintered
the unfortunate occurrence, but the deceased were seen strug-
gling in the water. Some person rowed up to Putney-bridge,
wry toroth alarmed, and stated that a boat had been over-
turned, and that the occupents were in the water. The =-
taro= at Putney-bridge quickly put off in their boate, as
also some at the Feathers, at Wandsworth, but their ser-
vices were of no avail. They ware only in time to pick up
the sculls and to secure the boat, which wee what wee termed
a small " gig."
• '

The whole of this scorning a number of persona were upon
the river dragging for the bodies of the unfortunate young
girls, but up to the present time they hero not been toned.
lb. Pekoe drove to Putney-bridge about ten o'clock, and
appeared groom heart-broken at the sad event. The body
of Mr. Johnson was taken to the Swan pablie-house, Fal-
bem, where it now remains awaiting en inquest. It ap-
pears that the age of the eldest girl was 19.

DEATHSBYDROWNING.—On Monday a melaccholy
accident occurred at Limerick. There was to be a boai-race

in the evening on the Shannon, and, se is customary.
ell the available eraall boats were in tvqmisitlon for the

amusement It appears that two men, named Patrick
kVNamara and James Begley, had arranged to eejoy the
uott, and übtalud the loan of a fishing cut, or breaches,
in which was a quantity of water lodged; end in baling oat
the email craft she unfortunately upset. Wlfueara was an
expert swimmer, but Begley could not seine a stroke, and
when both dosed together, the latter gripped M•Naroara by
the shoulder, when a desperate death struggle ensued be-
tween the drowning men. M'Nsmara used every exertion
to free himaell from Begley, to whom he repeatedly called to
let go his hold and be would save him; but to no purpose, ea
the man wee so frightened lost he should be sac:hied that
hie obstinacy led him to bold on until both sank and perished.
THE BALLOON ASCENT TIM NEWCASTLE.—We
(Newcastle Chronicle)) are extremely sorry to announce that
the injuries sustained by Captain Hall ere far more serious
than at lint apprehended. The unfortunate man having
relovaed endkiently yesterday morning, au examination
was nods, when it wee found that the ligaments of toe
vertebra beta been lacerated, and one or more of the bones
dieplemed. The effect of this would be to paralyse the
sensfrive ead motor nerves on the whole of the body below
the point Waled. From the nature of the injuries
It is elm that the =Lacunae. man must have
alba heed Oxen= from the balloon, his head and
left shoulder arming first in contact with the earth, the
body and lower extremities being forcibly bent over
so as to break the beck. The spine, no doubt, is seriously
injured, and the prognosis in ell ouch cum le highly no-
favourable. The mecums received up to • late hour gave
hint hopes of Ma living through the night. During the day
he vas taken to Newcastle Infircesry. Mr. Pattanaun showed
the greatest Medusas towards the unfortunate sufferer, and
lad a spring-cart comfortably seranged fur his accommoda-
tion, end in this he we, conveyed to the infirmary. At the
=a:oh:re he fell there are two indentations in the
that be must have fallen with great velocity.
Duren yesterday there were rumours that the balloon had
been hand neerWhithy.
A GOOD EXANPLE.—Thern is probably no bay
In the was of the British Isles more dangerous to navigation
them Cannertheo Bay, in South Wslea. In its vicinity are
situated some fearful quick-sand Oulu. Ors of these, called
Ws Ma Sande, has been celebrated for ages for its dangers
aid terrors to the mariner. Lest winter two dreadful ship-
snub took place on these sands. The new of one of them
bad a narrow and providential wipe if their laws ; but
those of the other vessel had onheppily perished before sno-
MM. could possibly reach them. Toe National Lifeboat In-
stitution is now making en effort to eetabliah a lifeboat in the
vicinity of these dangerous sands. The honorary secretary
of the Carmarthen Bay breech of the society having,
'maimed .there, applied to Mr. R. Parnell, of Biehopegate-
street, who fa a native of the might), nrhood, for his assist-
ance, be returned to him the following reply .—" Ludas,
August 8. 1859.—My dear Sir,—Your note, of the 6th dust.,
is duly to band. The establishment of a lifeboat in the vicinity
of Carmarthen Bsy is beyond all praise. I have placed my
name on the list for IW., but rather than that the noble imd
humane of just should be defeat, rl you may, if needful, con-
sider me good for 1005. Hoping the resident gentry who
have any sympathy for poor Jack will cheerfully follow the
example of the non-residents, and with beet wisher, I ern,
&c (signed) ROBZXT PAKNALL.—ReV. W. Williams, Fer-
rule:le.' Earl Cawdor has also promioxl 541/.. Lord Dynasts
501, and Sir James and Lady Hamilton 201. Melly other
persons have slim subscribed sums of less amount in aid et
the coat of this laudable undertaking, which will involve
an expense of 3001. or 4001., for lifeboat, transporting carriage,
and but-house. It is o,nfidently anticipated that before
another winter has set in the Carmarthen Bay Helmet will
ben her station.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A LIVERPOOL SHARE-
eneenn.—At the Liverpool polleromtrt yesterday an in-
formation was laid„ at the meanest of Yr. Patrick Bolen, of
Dublin, against Mr. William Roberts, a sharetiroker, of
Liverpool. The ear, however' wee not fatly enteced into,
and on the understanding that Mr. Roberta would be in
town neat day it was adjourned. It is understood that the
dame has reference to the deposal of eerie to the vellc of
3,0001. or 4,0001., but there is a doubt whether the act of
parliament will apply in the came.
NOVEL UBE OF BRAY'S TRACTION ENGISE.—The
vestry of St. Jamie., Westminster. Liddy adopted the sug-
gestion of levelling the new macadamised pavement in Re-
gent-street by means of a largo iron roller %eighlng 20 tons,
and of the diameter of 9 feet, but when in action there arose
not only the objection on account of the elate occupied by
the hires number of horse. required to draw it. but to mesas
could be devised toe rudely taking it down the iodine of
Waterloo-place. In this dilemma epjlicatiou wee marls to
the directors of Bray's Traction Brigire Company for the
loan of one of their engines. This was !caddy granted, and
on Tuesday and Wednesday morning of this wick the large
toiler might be seen quietly following the engine, which had
such perfect control over the load behind it last for the pur-
p ies of showing this, it stopped several times on going down
Waterloo-place, and on oroeeding the hill it mopped half-
way up, awl started again with perfect ease, notwithstanding
the dead pull of 20 tone behind it. Several men were in
ettendeuee with large blocks of wood to net as breaks in
rase cf need, but their rervioel were not required. The rend
save) or appointed by the vestry to accompany the engine
'sported that not only was the experiment most suoceesful,
but that the riegion so tar from doing, no alt. apprehended,
dernege to the rued, rather waisted in pitting it, ov arcount
of the width of its driving wheels. We utAlcsittil that
the engine may be seen again in Regent-eve/et, between 8
and 9 o ulook un Friday morning.
SERVICES IN GREENWICH PARK.—By perfniniOn

dike Ittogtv, Lord Aberdreat speak& genial; will be ma-
de:Sad by various WillloterS I.llotelailkii-park on Turfed,
lad Friday attionlooas.

A geed it et delay nee eeresiesol ia coesegneer else
main= Mae imasahres to eat es emoted amniminner.
Dr. Ititimass, Y foram ermegmadnitian by Segient
Bisbanati rid be ad est Mak that rigidity of the taireiri
Om death nee ad a symptom of the patient having • spate
awing the Wed. Spews won %quail, the rank et
poieen. He Ed set Nabs the eaprireato in 1 534
eitb a hew b Wog nianknel es whams.
Hs wee set to be mutant la Pehaer's ere,
Y retereees be the sindeienetdog d may. Wh-
am used to pre** es as assenieser be the per 1444.
He wee of opinion that Scam softies be. pregmey, if
eccosspided by dialler I, medd have senimic If N the
symptom sahib', d by the le rid.
Ite-szatessid—lt was at the request at devjant diem
that be gave evidence mann Palmier, and be wised te
wain any rsaninerstins for hie etteadeace. He aspired
his) *aloe that Cook died ?rota the dime et spier
pattern oa erase-exereur Atka by the Mann-
General. Host la the abdosem end the cam
mamma he had :Demisted are symptom of
irritant poison keying been aka, bat they was also
symptom of violent dierrhwt, and whomever then was on
ex. se of acid ia the stomach it wee likely so prods* a
barnieg stasetion. If a patient wee oaf Mai ham violent
initatioa of the stomach from as as, the edietaienetion
of alpine of copper Todd be b ken to bormase that Infer
tan. Witness wee acquainted with say cam of patiesstey
moorland by dart moromiting,end violent pen is as ab-
domen. It wascostousery hv the greetest to:tattooers turbo
B:perinatal' upon dog. and the tower maim* end alt thee
experiments were recorded in the joarnala of scam et
Estop. Than were very few casee recorded of
death from now anemia! poisonag. lane 1:371
hared to the opines that the doomed night have died fres
second awes.

J. E. Hagen dewed that b. wee • lecturer on the-
mistry for streams years at the St. Hoone's School atlas,
anise, and was also • midland doctor of modkke.
Mitoses was Gambled id Palmer's trial Ha
was sogsaisted, by rending, with the itissis
dew prowdag by entente, wed was
,fesq ealhd
be
srmeciensre jot ake poet mortars matoinatioss Masa
Hs Wow the maitre of adorer.' of polar. It was
aperheay harmless salt, sod to his °Fenton it would have no
lot Ice ellmilsritlng poison from the system ; bat
it bad that pewee, the poises would be removed bef=tt
Vole to not am the system. He had given &beide of
=anm experisseat, with arsenic mid antimony, sad 1$
tact whatever. Chlorate of potass wee wry meth
sued u • wash for the mouth to sweeten the breath. *ap-
posing sneak and antimony to have beau admistelered
to anyone for fire or six wombs, he should
certainly expect to Sod both substemers is the i
theme of the body. sad partieniarly is !
liver, road also in the kidney, and the spins, rid ff be did
sot Mid anyT poises he should f nun the opinion that no peke
had bees . He did not belays it poseiblo to led
any trace of antimony Is the blood • :thaw also Wise it Oa
the liver. In every case of alio,* slow polsoakm the ab-
wax of polka from the gismos would. lead him to wins
tato strong doubts whether the death was occasionsd
by police. Witham could elate poeitively from hie tors I
experience that *early all the bismuth that was orsid
contained arsenic, sad he should my to the cu-
test of half a grain to an OMR% He did not milder
Marsh's test fur tha discovery of wreak in bismuth
• cermet one, as be hod himself found it to fail.
Grey powder frequently contained sathoony, and he should
ay • ream portion than bismuth would contain of anemic.
Asti:way was said la sem& aketiciase. Witham bed sem
many case. of rapid poieoning by weenk, end the ISOIMMek
was omly ulcerated in one isms/ice. la mimed s spike the
condition of the intestines of the desemsd was sot cossithist
with • awe of slow &retake! poises*. There was • peculiar
visa/saes of the lining monabrana of the eye that he shoold
ninny look fur 1• a cams of slow poisoning by arsenic,
which was t Mi. cam.
.

Crom-maaMed—Witneett wan now connected with the
Groeveme School of Medicine, which was formerly celled
the St. Georges School. Warms was sustained on behalf
of Palmer to prove that as no strychnine was found in the body
Cook meld not ham died from strychnine. H. made cope-
rarer apes asimeds in order to aseertain the fact be
depend to. lkspiadmi the Math of • grain of arsenic to be
hand la ea ofteemere he should he of opinion that • large
remeimed he the mows somewhere or other.
cc:raider memered with the Grommor School
wens as Prow. high
finesnmared—Grearrease &heel had bees established fur
%luny year es a sewer atimel d needielae. U he did not
Gad my peace is dr hely wade, inch cireummenose be
alma be hielleed to dear whether the experiment upon
themosesitia errs serer eime. 'Then rearms of obtaining
ogre perfectly per Le tho peeper 4 them experimenty
sad be ormidred It a met demeerms thing to as.
mapper 4 in, other deseriptioa, parlienlarly where a ores
K nes at nab- The only midreci wanes@ dam at
Pastes alai arm to Or elect that if the death bed been
ormearel Yy sayehare imp:beim ought to bent toes
head fa dr body, sad witair still entertained tht same
klikkos
Mr. &ha Lewis Thudicombe deposed that he wee • doctor
el nistfklae end lecturer on pectic& sad experimental dr-
Mary, and he was also a ;mum of Professor Luang. Wits
saw had beard the evedince of the symptoms exhibited by
the deemeed, and the appeeraucee presented anon the post-
mortem ezaminetion, and mooed* to his opinion, all those
symptom were cos.whh the demised haying died •
esters' Mr b. sad la hie 'Make she died of tlyeseery. He
dm mid Om bad his mmerteme be oiald elate that these
epepeemis wen ON esmilitt at with death how slew
ammakol et mammal . Be wee she el
spire the lamy ewe perealeg of this description, the
plea wield le fwd la the Mime of the body.
Ceuessenemined—He ermeidered the demand died of the
War loses• se dysentery. lie had attended
Ina seek teem is Lasdca. Otte of them was fatal; the
mkt reseeerst Waver was a lecturer at the Grosvenor
SeireL

Ite-rartar—whoa bed ask sa analysis of grey
peirdr, sad ford that It coatared, among • number of
oder towertale, smear sad ariscay, end • larger portion
ef the hits this the lasser. He had Sr analysed hearth,
sal Wad that it rostraed both sneak and antimony. He
raid sot any the piestity.
By tee Lord Chef Beine—The quantity be timid rasa
sere them • trees. Is ease riders, is • bemired sad
=pair of Lisauth be toned stout half • grata of
. He did set weigh it, bet be should say that wan
shoot the gratify. Wirer did aot apes with Dr. Poser,
that the quantity of sneak reatared in bismuth did sot
reader it improper to he red as • lord krt. In tri germ
It was sa isprvprir radicles to he
By Priori Ballasuse—He fiord got Sate erectly what
quaril of Fey powder he espiord. He cord have
stated so exactly bet be had sot had time to amermin the
elect partisy. Bs was well aware that b. was mailed to
irks certain wires oa Lehr( of the prisoner, sad that it
word he earetiel to be Dever The grey powder he sr-
pleyell wee the description that yr sirs to error. It
was set Ora several gear at • dine ; one twelfth if •
per wee sallialena. He war wry le day this it wan a
triblebri giver to chrism la dire of from half •
semis to three sr fear grains Wirer did yet dirk that
We resale is the powder proud the &Nese&
Bat Bel DJ you think it had say sir la pro-
ducing the iryaspeers yes bare herd of P
Wirer—l rah the armory elt• took right be.. pre-
dated to 'Orem spots is the roar I do set Ark that
eerie re arsenic oe the weeny had rythiag to do whit
the death of the decered.

RA-ezesofised-1 think that UM quantity of anteeis and
satimlay cowshed is the bhaeta aad the grey woke
would a, roast foe • mall paths at amnia babe howl

Dr. F. C. Webb, atom comoseted with the Orosmaer
&boot 44M0/diens, sod • physicists of the Greet Northern
Homer.l. gave eirailar evideuce to the Met wider se te the
mom t f death., sad sod it wee his opinion, front We symp-
tom.. that the deormed dirt a raters' death. He Wen a-
rmed on minim that the preview, of the Amassed wee •
mateatil igen-lent in 11...reac, sad that it would Mee es•
counted for t 0..; of the ev motors. that presented ilmmeshem.
The Mimes also mated that be conaidsted the ad-
tainiernition d sulpLate of game to the de-
owned in bet condition of pregnancy was may ha-
Lr.inmid that bismuth also ought sot to
ises rives to b.r males. it was pare. 11.
tom :Aped the dammed died tilt dyes-001y, aggro-
gravatml by bar primearcy. sad he bed toad of t 0..;
virli came that bed altogether ballot skill. A
burning pin in the bowel.. purging, and 'milting wen us-
cite:leedly symptoms attending rhe administration of irritant
.000, bat similar eytoptoms eery frequently occurred from
natural ass ma. In mare of slow MeTtilli.i poisoning all the
mi.., finless would be excoriated. He wail of opteke
that client. of notate would not In my way affect the
(wawa Of potato, sad he mkt that if arsenic
wen admietatend and caused death the poison mad
de•idolly be (mad is the thanes of the body
after itsh. Th. sottoaa we. examined at .ay considerable
issue in reformer to the appearance. presented upon the
pot estrum 11110:110Stiell, aid b. stated that all those op-
Wltellfeetve, sod the abeam* of others, justified
him In bia opinks that Ifiro Banks. died •
Wand death, mid that It was not the malt
of tbs edmilaistrution of poison. He said that be hod heard
the mode is which Dr. Taylor arrived at the conclusion that
the whole evecestioncoatitiord one.eigth of sines of arsenic,
and he comidered n watt • mere gnaw, and ought not to
have any wsialit whatever on the inquiry.
Creopmamdmed—lf be mi. called is to attend the veils of
a =Wksl mu. end bee bustmid told him that she was not
in 'be family way, if be found that the medicines be pm-
la', bed did sat have their proper elect, he should fel his
@sty to mane further tziquiries to mouton" whether she
nee pregnant or not. Heel:took% not expect that say mai-
den would cheek tech a lissom as that to whke he Mist-

bawd the dank of the doom& lia should set have dreamed
of Pest ha hal sanded spa the lard sal led sea
dlUits.=• that pauallid
palmus.lhs tharaned died al dyeuelny
Y this asestaitrotthedzillid Iv year ISM.
Dr. 0. lira be bed vary peel
szparleass awes d sidwilay, sad he had
seat $ pod messy is vibe pepaany wr cendslaed
wish fruity', sad fa am ens Mr dpeatery was
way wane. la waidderall it highly fewer, to
shalalsew mining maim to sera a is.. The
rim* witains adarbod la web a aro au the pa&
mama al kolas le thee piths of the holy whin the
seam wee phaeL Re tasted the death dthe deemed fa
this erntalibrely ID tie dynatary and the ttiewaties sad
eximustios mantana apes it All tee ay moans la soak
asr maid he sapwood by the fact that the patiud wu
billc=at.
The dysentery of this constry was not
by auk low. It was diarist to its chased,
triestarldidpnalsay el but allantse.
Ilwearnarned—Rbers foal formed Ids **mut in this
um lon lims tbrassery et We"
Mr. liar idwerlia, mews by
roma graditioner,
sad stomas le to. divides of polka, saki that Is
his repriesse Fulda( sad veashiag van vary =mum
to the fatty awn of mime rap and tia foram
was bequisily so violaat aimed to exhanat
the patient. sad he knew of am sass of this kind
whisk lerwarGei fatall This patient was a woman
sheet forty yaws eld, she was amid and bad bad
amyl Irsa. The Maas °maimed fir smog weeks,
mad she trapaady oomplainsd of heeling pia ta the stewsek.
The ease woe as ntraordiaary that wade a post-
marls= araiiislisa.
_

By lajseet Bslimas—The pada ess la a seventh
MOIR& . Witness saishaseed blew& to
tbr paint, end raved the ventlies be the ass, bat it
wan et sae. Ha waded saheb of ewer s very
pew Wag Se be ananteret la awes el . TM
COMM sad the beer lasers nen blisase,
end ant ea ukase es less me s ebbe&
[The tal err pressman whet ow Newt la.]

THE POLICE COURTS.
(TIM DAT.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
A DIETIAMINSO WOMAN.
A faeltionably deemed lowan fallow, who pre the Poe
of Wes. Edwards, WY 4/AS/ with .ttaopUaß to pick the
pocket of Mrs. Salim Short, a lady toddies the.
It appeared from the widows that m the presecutrtz was
walking along Cheepode she felt a tag at bet dram, sad
that she instantly her right hand to bee pocket, where
she found the hand of the pi &ono at the bar paging at Mr
pone. She seized him by the arm with her lest head,
while she dung feet to his hand with her right, sad OM
him she was determined to give him in charge, epos
which be made a violent dish to effect hi. mumpe,
but she hung resolutely to her primrose sad held him het,
despite his atru until some patterns& collected
areemd her, tube Wombats& to interfere unless the primmer
hemp plat. Tb. primmer motioned to struggle, at the
ease tLue peratilog his ionocence, but she held hint
by the head sod arm, ma she bad at fleet seized him, until
a pampa come up, when he waa taken to the oatioa-
home. Wl= he attempted the robbery he had a coat
hanging our his arm io the usual way of clever pick-
pekoe who with to hide the 'notices of tik.• heads while
eperating, and that We was his only object in carrying it
about with him wee evident trots the fact that wham un-
folded in court it wee Hid* better than a mass of tags.
The Lord Mayor—What have you to say, prisoner f
Primmer—Why, all false. I nava did aa the lady
ate.
The Lord Mayor—But she caught your hand in her
peeket.
Prloneer—l say she didn't.
The Lord Mayor—But she swears she did. I. anything
Maya about him I,

Pe;triTltre7—lio loss bees here before, but with a &Meng
moo sad a diatom look.

The Lord Mayor--Yes •• I see he has shaved eff his
moustache Mica Ile most go ix a mouth to hard labour.

HOW-STREET.
COWAILDLT CONDUCT.
lichard Wilson, a merchant's clerk, was brought before
Mr. Hall, charged with a cowardly result on • young girl
lamed Catherine Chambers, et the Holborn Casino.
The prosecatris, who mated that she was one of the
opermk crept js belief, deposed that she went with • friend
to the Holborn Coelho on Wednesday evening. At the More
of the evening, while parsing with Om crowd out of the
budding, the defendant (who was walking behind her) took
• roost isdecent liberty with her. She tr-ned round and
toll him he was so gentleman, upon which, indeed
of apologising le bee, be laughed in her face.
She thee pre him • slap on his kat, slightly
indenting it. He responded immediately by raining his flat
sod striking her • blow in the foreheed—the mar emagioned
by which was fully perceptible in court. She ocasequestly
gays Wm into custody.
The defendant denied that he committed any indecent
aresedr. He only trod cm her deem by accident, and when
she called him • blackguard he certainly laughed at her.
She then struck him in she face, and be only struck her in
self lefene i. The defendant called hie friend.
William Pinta, a young men, who add he was a tbh ales-
mw in billiugsgate, confirmed the statement of the defen-
dant4whom be bad accompanied to the Cain,,. This witness
said the defendant only held out his h.ada to protect himself,
although the defendant humid' admitted having given hie
the blow.

Mr. Hall said it ine materna . dbgraceful proceeding
en the pert a the drandast. H. (Ms wenhip) folly be-
hoved the girl's statement, sad lie aboold In the dandling
41., with imprisonment is d. alt.
The fins was nagsady pad.

cLEimatrwELL.
11011134 T OP • CAIIH BOX.
Briny Jam, aged 17. • wellAsown thief. described ea •
=bat who refused hie address, was placed at the bee
Mr. Tynrhitt, charged with being coaemsed with two
Were is meted. in stealing 251. from the Prince Albert
pablie-hoese Hollingsworth-street, Islington, the property
of Mr. Merles Walker, the landlord, on the 10th; aho wile
bawler howahresklng kaporanas in hie poesenion.
Thin Elsa MP &heady boa Rumford at this court sad '
..waded on the above ohmic The prisceer and two men
entered the ler end celled for emmehieg to drink. After
they had been he the bout. soma time, the Katona west
into the tepees, while the other mem stayed at the bar.
While there they chimed two ItaiScrowne, and then caWeg
foe Wpm pid for thaw with another half-crown. To
cheap thee the wife cf the complainant had to go
taco Ow prime to the cash-boo, end haying
done so, • short tin e afterward. eard the bar-
parlour door slam, and the primmer and his companiona left
the house hastily. Haynie missed the ceab-boy, the men
were punned, and two were sppreheedel ; bat the prisoner,
who had the mosey, managed to keep nut of the way until
last night, ekes he wee apprehnaled by Sergeant °maid,
40N, and constable etameaser. 136 N, at the Jane Shoes pub-
lic- house, ShorediteL When taken into melody the owner
was In the compay at a lumber of ticket-o 6 sae and
I well-ksown thins; sod upon ham told the charge, deeded,
in the now piths meaner, any knowledge of the tremor
lion. Urn the corealis telling Pa ha mist go to ha
polka. statics en priONOOP beams wry Asks; ands a dor
pirate Wm& la the beam, sad earl spin Ina wasp-
aims to rams lin *eta cusledy. All the way to the
ststka tho pacer saleavowsd to gat away, wed ft
woo ashtho pwahni allholty that ha could be got then.
When saareholl awe w hand upon blot a houes.breakiner
jemmy, three .blebs keys, sad two_pick-locks. all med. Olt
the aeon approved helm% as wag so • number of silent
metelies end wee bans.
Sergeant Erase. 12 0, odd the In which the
primmer was tam wee kept by a was of the mama
of Oran, and last *Uhl it wee full of salsoloasly had ohs-
rowers. Two rip Woos two onantaltho, who west to
the boom to apprehend a men for highway robbery, were
brutally swanked, sad the prfawar posed how their
custody,

Tll4rfaceer ti rensaded matil Waage/ay serf,
LAM BETH.
1011111ZT 1Y A 1112AVLIIT.

Many Ana Grata. • girl of 16 yews of age, WM charged
baler dm linn. O. C. Nevada with rebbing her master ef
sewn wine*.
Mr. Epoch Tamer, a Paddieriewilsea, Lambeth, and
lobe is fOrlVlall in the factory ef Wawa. Mandalay and Co.,
deposed that obese dye wain SIO the prisoner came into his
swim le take ewe of Ids children, and la about a fortnight
atm shimmied, maw with her seven sovereigna from a
Isawer._ _

regram, 161 1., raid that on the 28th of last month
he reeelewil fulmination of the robbery committed by the
primer and Once then had boon on the " look out" for her.
He beard of her in many planes, and succeeded in apprehend-
ing her on the day bettor, at a ooffee-.hop, in Whitachtrol.
From her own admiceion cm well se from inquiries he had
made, he found that the hod spent the greater part of the money
in the pornbase of tawdry melee of dress, and all she had
MR when he apprehended her wae 41d.
The pioneer. h reply to the charge, said she 66d been led
to the commission of the elf. nee by • person much oiler than
herself. whose name she nave.
Mr. Nortoa remanded her to a futons day, to sire the con-
stable an opportunity of apprehending the person named's
the accomplice la the robbery.

THE ALLEGED MOND= ON TIM HIGH 811 AS.—In
a paragraph in yesterday's Neil It yea stated by mistake the
Captain Fernier, of the ship John Tyre, end hie chief
mate. George &RD' Alms. bed been ooramittert for trial for
the alleged murder on the high ages. The parties were only
eommitted to poison tend bog investigations into the case;
end we bane that, on the •deice of crown onnwel, which
was solicited in reference to diapsted joarledktion, the sheriff
yeetrrdey ordered them to be hberated.—Glaegetr
CoiDLERA AT NORTH SHIELDS.—Two fatal eases
of cholera have occurred at North Shields, a town at the
month of the thee Tye), when the dl.eaec has committed
fearful revolves at tamer peeled.. A German ssikr leaded,
at appeers, from the Ramberg steamer on Saturday. with
Premonitory rympym. of cholera. Ho took lodgings
in the town ad dhd ea Tuesday. A child, diked three years,
and In the some house, wee attacked on Monday, sad,
altar akW Inset& died. No other awe are reported, but
the authorities have taken the alarm, and waiter, prsesai-
Dons of all kiads have blot adopted.