The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-18 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1857.

Lab inulltgests.

COURT OT QUERN'S BENCIL—Dia. 17.
(11Nap It Nisi Arias a Osliall—Ddies Lad
Caspben era a Orsig Ivry.)

RILL e. 111111171111 D.
The re es err to rower MM. fer messy paid or
seeded. •d to se steer red. The dedisist plaid
• Mead.
Mr. Z. /or rd Mr. Tribe ire he the Odor; end
Mr IL Chiron rd err bred poiters be the
derred.
The adios arose or d the darn trawlers The
Mr. w a eneli herr re Editer. is
rag b.t derthr Mr. irrited. Tos r raw*,
errs Y brier Is that ter. The gird, list •
dres, Mrs Amer KW re west le Ire with
Mr. Wirt arid irk •in perry' eeridoreble
=mit rabbi is de ere seishheresk ids vs*
of vire. the rides bor. At the,
die Emir was eiessi IT roes of ese. mod lb. Ira roily
It do ester the ed, sod de nor of the istereare
ter the .birdi dto rear. Mir Her imbeepowily
line& es aro err Mr. Orb
It*e of Fere
ye, bet, es ihe red ef Oelehr er mere
treed ire es isreemert, by whir, ea the ribber d
ale err Mr. Orb re to pis JI the oceb rd le ray
Mt. Mb whir • rods root Mr. W/ .d, the re-
set dedishr MI played r Warr is
_rash the
ries. Tre or or roe seder berheted by Mr.
=tieL re =dr the Mir r O
r,
ail, writ Mr.
Mr. Car • ediehr hr the miledr of the
Nei oboe riam oss, sr error egret Me err,
hie ersiog • erase remit bee, Os dm
rt. At. 1117, TL". grlry
7wal• Mr. Illosird he :Lb of modedlog tb
he imissor M Chided errs The per
ors wretroof es re IMONIIIIS rtes the ere
ere es at the het err osi sere, die *se WM, ea the
errs eirotir of deeleel. dr it rid set be
dr a weird set pllry w noted. Tb
seresid Or be pin se arrry Is Mr. Ihrbeed (re
Mohr be trier the resperir sod bet he row se-
illasobeet it estil be see ear ors le yes de
lib sow erre to rood the dor ebb-
ort. Ile aid obe sod bre burr Win{ bore the wood
lir et de nerd of Mr. mod, bet thee boy men
orb maws whet he. (Tbe spereet re re leer
sr. It see aped by Mr. Sr Mb end Mho Mrs levee
a.yoy be ere be mem bor wads eight raft sr
=lle wars die arts sod le live rib him is re
to die led heave der. Toriet wee te be
sell or rid if it re Ohms he Kr. bet oisillie.)
Moor mil the lidomire dr err bit be.. sed
litedbly peered bred( et the eremer r err
germ M. She peer miss die WM. te,/le. illegred rd
rare • wit risk he synod his mil to drew to ery
ems Be rid herr lie tot sr he the eireb of the
are i othars.

la roily w Lewd Waged; she oil Ids. With paw be •
MIL Beall ef WOW Dew end taid bow w We It to Mr.
likepred Wea Mot Wet everythin w Weekee be wee
pig le awn mobs Logue&
Lod Compla eld, wpm OM evibeee be did set Wok
the paw wee tioWaleside by the pewit Pallear; a the
wag Wings& te Mr. Ihea, /pi el Kw Mae we &dog
as lie epee Am she pill IS le Mr. Iltspbeed, aot as
We spa Mire bisaltsed. Uthewarybd bets teneeted
by W. NW. the Ni. AIM to witesterek bad toad did
M to be the ow It We bed tese soy WOW
nOw Whodmi, Mr. Sada wee the pit y W-
aft% wet bow bow& the sedan.
116. WNW wee Sell NAM by the pieletire eeweed, sad
shied that to the low ad bis Wet Mew BM embed bias to
draw the W., With As aid weld Wee the aik sho-
pper". He Menke be would woreally base it Mee from
▪r. Mb. He mole se orlitiaw at the Yew tot be did
M Wei wlty be Weld edemas wary le the KW wee
to. to caboogie, mop a the wellwiterebtg het It
Inn ie be
The Latt spa this evictors, snowed the we to
pooled.
Mr. CMiwaelthee.bw Wooer amiasi ort the
pat et the *WM Weld Mr. amplest bed Wilda
Yet lathe telhdowet tomew be WI awe owe We 'gree-
nest by With Me pideltrsew Mood WWI le go
sad We WM Ifr. loft wig they we model, Me re-
wtheweved him Mr. Web te aim girt,
arlbe owalwily al teeny Ur. Hs hod prod
wasse t • geed
Wind avid she • ped left
Mr. Owls% la th widow
thes the Ni et Ihe
sempleird ettle el e Hine We
who spirt Mr. whom they mOsfastim
feetair dorgbew ho es ar eded lb
that, Wood et thir draghlwr
!Wag Is anseliew with
the Nis We bed mimed bee, she eras sow Ids ette, • welt
wholt we WOW bnwebt West by Me taw ad deter-
waatios No eemisied that &Wet setherky wee gine
by the Rills ft W. WOW ti WNW the presowlea,
ad rid he Weld pew AM Ide. Hi wid WI ha weld
mars eell his Wirt Mee ast p so Ma h.
Wilms beelog boo salseed,
lb. WOW, Se thhadoW ww Ihm tailed ad w
'WWI M at MA. He Wend Met be ielY.eu4 the
pmeselleo tl.r esdeellee spirt With ad OW by the
welhoday
wool et Se gWedif bis wee, at
that
Ns MI et web wes Pay sad WOO, Wed.
AA. ad slur udismis ewe aewid he the W-
hew Ni widow wee oared MP the ~IF wee se
wart la peemetteg the pertho, Het he oil he weld
"ei Ide err *a IL *eh to preaseele We. A good
WI of widow was she pm a to • eamplioded Wie et
solowle Winn
Wok the ;wise , sad the widow be the dr
Wei Wets(
Lad Cinema bliosted that ths court weld bell the
/Wile et towel le marrow ptar.V.
TM caw wee esterhagiy

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dzc. 17.
(Dame the Chief CO011abli011111%)
IN t■ HILITLIT.—[ILL

Mr insolvent, • young main of 23, who haA been ea SF
miss is the Royal Alien= liar re opined by Me. Reed.
Aar lir. Smith, • sad W. Barr, ea aecountaaw r
ern for • Ma. Bue.Atl4 reeding at &Afars. Mr. Seger
marotted.
The are, which commanced os Weirslay, aoseyir
taunts till wetly Na o'clock yearardey, sad diriari es eau•
wrowarry askrat of kW of tracheae hewer the isrloset
sad refry yeas Fa" sear Jarrow Werra Elfefle,
who re aro •pi es the raw sneer tkiew The Aria
as the serrale showed re Ilakilitire ware 1,1914 ef rah
ea oar Merriam woe ended far WOK n• WI home.
Oar, which trarlskaiei‘res, ken May till Chigar,
wen art forth is the sr mew the kris weeyr.
Mr. lionasery Bays, mad salgre wee hared sa •

litrod ret Se burr mid prig Ere Or
rid Ide tiro i Prird•pier rd was mired is le
• pram of i,, Ny) armed io err bib Is Dry. re
itiv• ore repel TM laerrilea ler le
pi ars ot pier jail bd.a Debi," sod deo
roar 'roar sr mod
Drip.M aly ber d bre Mr.
Carrier, blery). pried la the Mei et
per ead *raft ebreed. Prin seer raw y, err
rd perry premed; ri the pro or lord re
seer borer tlio ad kr Sr Tr mere
err, Kr. beer end Kr. Derr bid pre maw
= LW. Cher Mir Mar w.re sew •
Ong., rd • Mr. lowird bad iroduir
re Wel Ter TM Warr ore rid be bed ber almied
io pee op We erearkia reepor et re err bad
r repro ter ribs, el MK •prre • arbor
et • rat is tederrpter rim b. or Mr.
Mier Mlle we or reered rd rw append le lbe
rirlar rift • eow et Ur err lb. irel-
elei sershelivoist MAP. err'
ea • rpm bei rid re be bed emy terra So roe re

dimsillimds, gime ewe bewsbe vp ben With void be WI
livid with kis hem be Porthriiithe , rid lee PM MI as
yaw the. Se the is prim es eramthier Nod bed
mil pull NNW dr avert vs be =puled rmeth sitheveli
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W lee pt seabird wish • piths rid IWO (the the
.p meth) throvgli oars obese eves, aimed nth-

Ihraist Cmaisslorit WM as meek* at -
abmia ism"
_

Ms. 11Ude mil be ewe s penes elle email pt Ids Me.
eseeisi, bet bet se mem el ble eels.
The breed Ows mess ter smog sebetaite
Vile lei whes the Writ et the see sbe heti
be
albs tw ihe fewelwee alleged se who bet bees
ebwid, wed ie Aim they .. stews le get ebeeeslid.
rewerbed *et the 'Weise esewel be how bed eon
hew w
whew be bed set Rallis than set Nees who
Mieseppd is slaw teswerthwa
IThinewle the see gee a*ured le the this
be es *mew et the bal sew wane. est with the
at the saw ale BIM ant Mr. Wilms well be
= abed Ma/ by the espeeles ereliber, Kr. aria, she
M.
ma▪ the b. rad Me Mend Mr. Las weal beck to
pi

ASSIZE nt TILLLIGENOII.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoga, Dsc. 16.

ICI POISONING CLIO.

Xt. Justice Witham teak Ye me ea the b ehtelly
Oat alas :deck tetettiai le dlipie et Os astr eurals-
tog art let trial airily, that et
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_
Pomp Sperif. Se, viee wee eleereed wealth, w wads;
bet plea, d boa keebead, Jabs ems{, Ihe rte, al
Peahen* ea the Shh et 7* Yea Ile piper w obi
dieril asap tie conmes iairelkin with, the Ihe
The pheast, who is geed-leettlag ran vein% me
emplatthly Mani Ile pleand a pail la • him Wd
vim Ilhe sigualsi gib Wu wed wield, led
aerilet eeierageme km et ihe aerial peeitlea whhh
he wee plueL She Is her eirreed ia peeeisaey, sad ea
qtawlies d Mt. beesley. her Imam awed, Go
}'Yew Itse le be meal hate dr trig.
Ifte. Ehmehma w laa. Death wen kr the preassallua ;
Ur. Dwaeley gni lee. J. W. Blackbera wanted Ise like
ahosst.

lb. Dinnwil sand the MIL The rams we. tinged
with the sande et kr busied, Jets Speed, the imager,
who at the time el bb nth we shout twenty-ems yen
et sp. Ho we. nun le the Onset &in • ists en •
• ago pinion loOsity bek End wee • bin Liberate to
the wenn el Mr. Ann • bun it Penn& The
=sod deenui ended Isseibir Dinkeuroad,
Men in ma Webre, the Ind of July bet,
the ban was tins =Asa* in cense& is thst
an me the flik et uli bet, nen the =dor-
twin en bei. =dr sent nry we.then
Isle we to the eases of both it the
and is the pot d the pusestioe tt wr amid
that bed tenni in the admanuntioa le In st
a waft diens at the nab el kb wite, the pions
Oa the pot d the preassas h wadi b s the lowed con,
airs pent ant sewed-- end reason which he
thesght • Nelleisse meth. Is one. It that
the genner,
_while iv* la ionise at linott, eon
Ihruni ea Wildman br • ping ins sewn
nen she send her own, and wee she
premised le marry she be Inroad ben eis, he Wag this
abent le alert ea • veins Wlllte lell wit
asi
• te en, on the plan one id he
ir Novice lend
'be ne se rust with the son niter so the Isesessd.
Tbes=„ini the Amen Wag brought togener,
up bonen Chasad austuny
:Ist" woe nerethe sesame bens celeinted shout
tire pen no. It as dosied ea the pert of the pro&
adios that Se piton end ler Inekseekbed nod happily
wither der they nee Mon la
we ens* et het ea far
so the sel=sre Ind the poilLlivisir la the Neighbour-
hoed ld rinsed Ikon en,
whoa It IlLthertleve the prisoner hit for
awil tin It wee alleged, was the prim-
ups Omn
a* nem
the' he
Audi at prinsorkr h driusband, Jopted and determined
i Speed.
Qa Weineity maines. tin Mad July, John Speed we.
bee ben say unpins of alma he won about his work
is mai beßisa-bsisking lie pink of hit breaking at
tight"'deck, bens the pen* wok; but the learned
eineed sad be would be Ode to Blow, an the deolaration
as kerb he
An Inn, who lied ant doer to the
paean Anne deemed we Ina in ism ens be had
petabes et Ms beseinst ea that wing, bang win with
• soldip, parsnip, en naings Hie nab were
bens In be einielin of nen in no la put pain
; la net he new ell thepens. appestacei et •
inns Ishoweng wain the When el The boned
eninen IMO sr no hillgeord ben tide us to
ib the One n Men wink tea pier Jan at
lkimassy, the Ma of July lin Thelma& the
pre in enlist st r avident he sheidd penes end
whisk be Sind inn tam He aid the on-
line weld asks oni unbent*. {el. that death bad
he s_sd by the diem& taking •kage at
winie ; bay, the* he did an take the pin
tint it bad bar inehtletwed to Ida by the Own
sal, Idly, that the had done so fir the none
to nick he hod Andy abided, seuelyear
sit elti of kr ladmal, brass she loud
He wield mat dent to the priesser's anon en to per
hoebeillep at bat hunsado death while the tented to
ether penes Oa Taney night, the En &July, the pi-
ton abed at the ben of s none sand Huts&
Ape. She told Ass that a tiny woman bed teen at ber
ben, en bed tad bar thug hilined wend die an,
ead that wain eta seethe et he. donne the would be
nun to inns ass. The Oran aid lee it
weed set be the ars Mr sin Twat le err
Mro. Initelted, sad inn& her thet the bed Msemi
eadosedreenn trturs ler hens& The nand coned
sin he dun ea s Mr= ism* Henn Faeroes, sad
die weni stale the swot Beni Mb was staying at
the yrionon bon the taw bin Skase spots her ken
with hie ern rend be. as& His. Nweon remarked,
Why may, Taairy, I ow neprind at ter; I thought it
ass J stk." ratealng baskad„ to whith the primmer rw
" Oh, Ws only war " Ana then went upstairs,
whoa the prison inasthid to Mrs. Pawns, in redennee to
Wan:

" It biting to met, bat kaaaoate to part,
Wks bitae miry, It will bomb, ray hotzt."

whit 11111 m we is the room above, the primer waked
the ettielthee of a them, reel or [mammy, width she led
akw kOte bare She said that -the evened Mr
ha bassi bed Maw kr a bed of My, but that the did not
mem le be mate enemas/ eked it, as there vise one who
week wan bee, awl est she had a lock of hie hair. The
hens/ mmatek k emelosion, said these were the principal
hele of the and ft would be for the jury to my wh.the
rin tenaermik ailsainistered nelson to her husband, sad
aka pima had caused his death. If they sal say
balk et instable arise In their minds, he asked them to
aim the gebeaw the Muth of those double sad acquit Me ;
batK w Seedier Mad, the fact. should lead them to the
en ihst the geleoner was rutty, they must my so by
oak wit

Thrliaised coma them called s variety of evidence to
gigged of the case he the prosecution. The car for the
premed= baring crud,
Mr. Demi*, dimmed the Jury on behalf of the prisoner.
He mid It was the beerien duty of the prosecution to
=aurlesse the guilt of :hedge laer beyond the
riders ef Mdine seri aths. If th,
et
there wee • liak the chain
et was
entitled le Irk segniblat, he thee they bephewd to deal
with hi* Mame, eel
de
hid eviler shim; they bed
midst le Ida seal prellem mime err emeWeg ef
that mt. It need elth the paesothro te mho the ere
cleared coati; they met Wm We the peisswe's head
adrotaidused the palm w heroin/, end mod Ira death.
And this mot set be ere se • mar ef ..la , bat it
mot be establiebed by riders hwelsithh. Upset Oie prim-
shim he Need op Wm the Ivey Mt either the • end he
lit stead than the erbium ma of errolksable du-
Mkt eat it could not be WWI Mose PM et their!'
Mir Meg levolved, W fed,nen me Wiped to the mist.
of Mier oho, ie the very Mewl doehL He would ask
hew
_phrase and the Mo as rd Ord MOM um and
elle Why, it bad been peed by the wieners. for
the possentlos their the pdeseer bed b. • kind, loving,
end ethethethe wthr ; yet she wee amid with ',the
MI sad emir ml mast et her
_mem In life, The
seethe aLleged by the pormsellan for the et
of the
Heir wee, that the lame right get di ef bee MAMA
sad they have ea misirbenft of manias the ern Was.
This mgestion tiil~lllle, for it eppeneed last the
perm MI Wan bed bon brought op teepther from
abildhsed, sell they Isobel spa each othr in brother
rd Mr. There was Mlles eternise - to desk ceeduct.
ton W err Mee bora sipLiehre he le/ Ile
mat Mthe hoer of the mad coo-
timd mar We red for sore waist bib entire
reetien mad eteletalteeS, as be wee eery mesa Method
w the 11= era. The primer, tenw meaty d merk,
ward leap .spat eel mew et her beetwors
Ware eel ileeth, diet she bed to be led eel eft=
belles se mrebeimi
_OIL The her
bed died ben Maw ramie he thl not My, bet bow
et by when it bed bre ethrialmi the pramoseller
bed had to the.. Her the lessened get the ware wee
Imbed is deep merry, is wee envideped to &Mt. The
pressellea sae ream Meier rid misery if thz=
were when
to swam a hems Nee MI the -lamed
seetended the ere mid est be dowel sr, meted mar
a terse
et fter% amd therethro Orphism me mead
to a firommulow Thew wee see vim A the ere
which he wished to Inhe, med it was the Tames was ens
rrMi he pet le the me ef meld wilesse, ad
ess:griedithe impestme. He soled th ese
sses
who meth the peref Abel
men =Miami= ef the deossiM if,
Y the came ef hie Mess he had not labeend mar a
tain creplalet of s met mad most Annelid cheater, sad
the rem be reesived was in the affirmative. The deemed
bed net Meows Mile sylloble shunt this to Ws erased
ma, he lied net mention It to be. wife, the
mad the irecestie supprition sae that Vella
ethen needy arller= for the cure of his milady. H.
did nut whim go to a medical practitioner, but to sem
meek Esther or dregglet, end by smoke he had glna•
le Ma remis obit' seediere. The deemed wadi
tale It vadat lb. bead Mt it meld Wirier his owe-
Mid, sad ties bare poisoned hired by aesthete. This
me est an mil se uallirly penalties. eed it meld account
he erephleg that MI takes phew The polies, it
mppeared, bed sesered the mow, esseed he meths pent
Y elle hope of discoreriag that the phew, bed Wombs
pit.. her mil is rain . their ether been amiely trait-
-6.3•••••7l=tinthrigVms.vos ewe, mid ad as.. to
me godly le the abeam
el mesh se Impartend le the Oslo of wriders. Wee
themSebellie beim )sitar .M semis is her
sedrialt permeW net able to prove it f
the promellen had peeved, sad
they bed pseld WM, they !aloe Med la ow—the
geed bet—they ad heth Wise that the primer led
pier et sephieg Me IL Mee adept somestiona
by the tosedieddiet the hee et rielibee hewlin Imbue
was eth thEppem. The WPM emonMeele, redirles, rode •
pemilid ef buirif_ the m.
The wit mMe seemed .sell ter remisg,
Won bog OM that paper accomeristise Mehl be pro-
vided h the pry during the eight,
Tong, TIIVISDAT,
The My this mining head ?easy Speed Nee Gabe,
dew vireety-ere Mud dellhanare ; sod the mire ware
brought to a clam
DURHAM, Dec. It
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Kr. Judas Crompton arrived in this city yeeterdsy newt
Inc and 'Minded dinas sante at the cathrdral in um after-

The cowl opal lisle cooriting *lib 69 prisoners for trial.
ildsospi the awes are one of wife murder, one of killing
naid daying, Ann of repr, kinr of rutting and wounding, or
of penury, awe of bigamy, sad or of forgery.
The wart was corgis* dm whole day in &vain et
ordinary anis ores.

WESTERN CIRCUIT —Exrrga, DEC. le.
Mahn Kr. loges Mir
aTTENTT TO NOM= • TOONO WON•N.
hastios Aso, egad 21,
.et le • wiarmarelmat et Tar
gag vas Indiana kw haying lahinisaily sinivalisi
• aussils siervamat foist is ssinreir bar, M
Timm, tlis Mb el Nevrabe. Amer must mimes/
tins abb - monk mitt ininat is is griming bailey brim
This MB IlliklTTlNbi NM The inssenniein hal amid
alibr Wary via pdasrar. mad M Oa ails
vim ald wan signing b is anima
=lwo month& Ilbs Way rani saraikas ashvaigi
NM s ba ~Wag flir bey sad hail lelsa risks at his
Wheliginins. Oa Or Oink! al la 116 linimbie she
• lain tistsinfew with die primer at lb.
lei el Os bait pedal d Ohs bows vbire

she wee living in service, end what took place there
wee dernibei at the trial by the promcutrla sa follows :
Whin we awns to the top of the garden Jonathan (who still
led kis arm nand my waist) told me to get down, and he
than pal me down. I salad him to IM ate get up, but he did
net make ow same to that. Ile then pressed hie knee
my ha MN peened one hand tar into m month, and
spirt
ca M
my nom which stopped my .
=itte gat aw, and said "Lid have mercy upon me."
maiL • Wm, and did make • little. I bit his band,
mien will& he pushed it further down my throat. I don't
know what took place after that. I can't recollect any person
etedag to me when I lay in the garden sometime afterwards.
In croaruarnination the prommutris said—We were angry
with one swam' because he mid he could do nothing for the
child, but there was no struggle, nothing more than anger
between eta. _

Mr. TlroMae Bowyer Hammersley, who resides neat door
to Um. Wife (in whose service prosecutriz was), staled that
that lady came to his house at half-past eight o'clock on the
night in qmaloa, end he Immediately went into her garden.
Oa ealar tin wane he heard • groan, and on pro-
m/Ma( to the furthermost part he found • female lying en
aome cabbage plena, bleeding very much. She was lying
near the th, with her legs drawn up, and hr clothes M
surd uck
He /poke to her, but mulct get nothing bar her
but a mesa. He then looked into her face, bat could sot
recognise her ; alus yea dreadfully disfigured. There wee
• a:ream of blood In each of the two wags in the garden ; •
cap end apron, geared with blood were lying in the walk.
Ha went for the police, and on returning be found Jane &one
in Y. Willis kitchen.

Borges* Pidgeon, of the Devon county coustabulery, said
he wee celled to go to lbs Wills's on the nth of November.
H. limed Jew &me in the kitchen, and the nem of •
perm *vim been mentioned, as baring easaulted ber, he
east to Mr. Vivien, mogletrate, and the primmer was brought
to the ininnery, when Jane Stone's deposition was taken.
Whams thenvent to Hrs. Wills's prden, end found a pool
of blood. There were evidences of a struggle having talon
place. He hind en mem, and a cep, end a large stone.
[Witness here proesosd the Moody stone, to which long hair
still adhered.] • lade farther on, In the garden , he Nand
the smaller piece deter. [On ulatching this with the larger
pace it corms
The stoma together wvighed
nine pomade and a perter. [Witness produced the apron
end eao ,• the Isla as mull tors.] Mitoses went to the
esthe sentl dimovwed footmarks them.
Let-prlntls area him ; it was err the
herder. Os thenebosees h shoe with the
In-
prs be 4ai Is to eerrepond esasely.
Cress-enembei—Tbe primer wine to the inermery
cesegemy with hie um* Mr. Yichang's. The primer's
shoe wee et ardisegy she end spreargags, end so doe* there
were any hundred@ of others Mit *Twomey.
Mr. W. W. *ebb, Lome mown at the Torbay 4
wry, nand that Jane Stake was admitted then on the
el Om Iltb of November. He examined her, sod hod
bowl, hoe, end child covered with blood. On wome*. ler
taco be load mesa er eight Instated wounds es theta end
hod ; end Saar hecitures, two on the forehead, over each eye.
The hese ef the nor wee fractured, se wen se that of the
upper Jew. The teeth were loom; or be removed with his
sod be had team of oases sinew The lip wee out,
tvirrisi .cotrespeshel with the lorentel mead over the now.
Both ears were ktRIIIIIO,I4 the Mr Wog tors 3wbthreogta
He serdeted Mr. Jolly to morning smelt plies el *me teen
her temple, whielmembhifts eypernesollielloceelejler•-
d wet Thegtriorf•amay&wonMMalhthed me
hope of her recovery. She wee sets* d errs ha
night or three weeks Ella Wag bras& to the Itrmmf, es
erysipelas, might hem enpervessi She end bps LI •
good deal of blood but. bar ecreenotti ma die Awls of bat
pules. A short time slat bin brow* to the felkmory she
wee aroused to wireksimees. The prime MS
these, and tritium sounimid hielimb el the weree:tet
magistrate. He MEM some ellshe sheeellsew es the
of each band ; they were seek sorb le Meth might have
olds The plersereeled widowd wee imp. He did not
think It possible thee the girl meldh es aid such in-
juries as hertolf.
Mr. Coleridge, who err Sr the primmir, whetted that the
prisoner had the Whites ea the par girt, but he
000teuded that tare woe so pool d Me having any de-
liberate *nation to nrasigt Awaling to the girl's own
Manama wads had peed hewer thine, sad the
now nehmalomeiciwoket was that the la Misled
the kejeelse whew la e perm= of
The jot y hod the
he &ay of ea simealt, with
lateen to do Omer belay hem, mid
TM learned Judge matemwd Ms to peel morribide for life.

SIMMS, leaving a balance due to him of 304/. fe. 10d. Was
it an underetaading that you were to keep that money in your
pcmemica till the amount day ?
Prceseator—There was no particular undemanding.
This Lad lisyc.r—No parts.mlar understanding I But is
that usnal ?
Promeutcw—Yea; Immstently do It. Although I mashed
cub I bought for the acesunt. He Wd, " 1 waat these
Mame re-sold, and glee me my money." The cheque for
3881. 6e. 10d. is that which I had recessed as the produce at
bis
s— . _

The Lard Mayor—Why were yon so anxious to pay this
money in at a quarter before three o'clock ? You had mad-
Mont time to transept his business and pay the money in ea
wall before the beak was abet . .

ProseTcMor—ThreeiTokiolit• getting rather late.
The Lord Mayor—You know that paying in • cheque at
five minutes before four is just m good as paying it in at a
quarter before three.
Prosecutor—l always make it a practice to pay in about
the use. I ham mentioned.
The Lord Mayer (to the
_prisoner)—Do you wish to ask
the mciesoutor say questioner
Prisoner—No, my Lord. I wanted him to give me either
the shares or the dash. He gave me this cheque (exhibiting
We cheque for 341.), and told me to go and get it cashed, but
I was determined not to leave him till he gave me up my
. I did not like the transaction at all.
liv7 Prosecutor—l have not the dighteat wish to injure the
am, but I thought it too serious • matter to p.m over in
Awe. (laughter.)
The Lord 114yor—Prisoner, you showed some anxiety to
Torosbeck_your own property, but you were wrong in ruling
Yon were sight, I must confess, in being cautious
and In taking care of yourself. The charge preferred
against you is not substantiated, and you are discharged.
You leave the dock without the slightest stain upon your
character. There is not a breath of suspicion against you.
Prosecutor—l must prefer a charge assault against him.
The Lord Mayor—Any charge you prefer against him I
will listen to.

Ir. ILLICy then left the court with his Mauls.
GUILDRALL
_ . . .

lireekriek Shore sztdCidrksßop;;; spared in dischavge
of then ball to answer the charge, the former of stealing 600
es.* of the illustrated Teases, value 4s. 2s. 6d., the
ef Mr. Hoary ViasSellsy, his master, and the latter Plat!
°dying 111 copies of the No. paper knowing them to have
Wm Malan.
. . . . _

The depositions taken cm the former meanest having been
mad over by Mr. You* the second anietant clerk,
The solicitor for the peosecution said Mr. VinitsHey was
ru.....1 with day further information, and feeling the
was insufficient, he was desirous of withdrawing
breaths prommution.
The pismire were accordingly discharged.
Alward Cbeheat,_ an elderly man, oerrying on bunter as
• Pinker. at 277, LeM-alimit, Borough, was placied at the
bar bakes Aldermen Win, charged with having unlawfully
in his posemeten seven odd boots alleged to have been stolen
from the premises of Mann AnaeU and Nobbe, boot :oaken
of 37, Oreehamentreet, en the night of the 3rd of Derembes
lest. . -

The foreman in the employ of the prorecutom said he left
the shop about eight o clock on the evening of the 3rd of
December lest, and everything wm locked up safe at that
time. When he arrived in the morning, at hall.pset si ht
o'clock, he found a policeman waiting fx him. The
dem as broka open, the lock being nearly wrenched
rod 47 pas of boots wore gone. Out of them 47 pea the
wades allied them were were nine odd boots, there being
• Medlar weber of odd ease left in the chop.
Mark Nada, a bookmaker, of 148, Bermondsey-strest,
Old he saw the maser cm Sends), at in • public-house,
and he showed bin a book, end asked him (witness) If he
amid match it, ea at the MY time raid he had six or seven
ether odd boots, and asked whet would be the expense of
matching the whole of that Witness said he should like
to see them bare be preen estimate, and an appointment
was than made kr the lava.. Monday ; but as wham
we net ail home when the maser called, the latter came
again the ma maws earl asked if the boot was matched
Some farther eamealen anir mid relative to the other boots,
after which the primate look him to hie (prisoner's) ra-
diate, amt lihrlla him six other bouts The primmer lived
at an oil
Ball andtawd, the detective officers engaged In the
CO" rraW the primmer■ promisee, and found there e
raimaansowe collection of property, consisting of a quantity
of silk drams, hearth-rug. and carpeting, boots, shoes, and
clop, mantles, silk handkerchiefs, some new linen, braid,
new silk, Cobonrg cloth, blanket., eheeta, and a variety of
new wearing apparel. Tare was also a very bandanas
chimney timepiece, surmounted with a bronze lion.
The primmer wee remanded for further inquiry.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
_ _ - -

Janes diatom, John Jr root, and Wilhois SwrtZ'
three young men, well known to the police, were eh
with bing fund loitering shout the public streets for the
pa= oommitting • felony.t Crocker, 9C, depend that, on the peel-ions after-
necw, he nu in Prince's-street, Leimater-square, in ccen-
pay with Cole, 317 A, and Joy, 338 A whew his attention
wee atereeted to the prisoner Dutton, who was looking very
earnestly in at a jeweller'e shop window. He watched
end after a while he wee joined by the prisoner %rebid,
who after speaking to him, walked about thirty
ride away and stood looking on. The prisoner
effeost then came up in an apparent hurry and went
Into the shop, when he rmathed • minute or so, sad
thew cams out and proceeded • short distanoe up the street
till he arrived at another jeweller's shop, into which he
went, the other prisoners watching him all the time.
As boon as Jeffcoat came out of the second shop he
walked as fut ao he could up the street into Crown-
*out, followed by the others. Witness then celled to
Cole sad Joy, and with their 'mistime took them into cus-
tody. On marching Saralleld witness found two pairs of
boob, with the principal milks obliterated, in his pockets.
Thus no doubt formed part of the proceeds of a robbery
agarrecently committed.
317 A, proved receiving charge of the prisoner Jeff.
11011{ and on searching him at the station found a gold ring
end • lady's ornamental cue, containing a silver thimble,
WAWA and other articles in silver.
Jey, 338 A, searched Batton, and found upon 'stew 30 dupli-
cates relating I. watches, silver pencil eases, and chains.
In defence Barelleld said he was hard up, and purchased
the boots in the "lane" to sell again so as to rusks et
..all profit.
Jelkost said he was to difficulties, and so was Batton, of
whom he bought the ring and cue to give him a lift.
Batton said ho really was in difficulties, and wsa a jeweller
by trade, The duplicates related to his own property, which
he had been obliged to pledge to buy bread.
Mr. Beaton mid he should remand theta till Monday.

The Prisoner—lt is all false. I never was in custody be-
fore—never. Mr. Signer end Mr. Vandals have told
nothing but Mu about me.
Mr. Yardley—Mr. Brener and Mr. Vanatcas here in-
formed us list yeses a most incorrigible °finder, and I
Were three. You haus been siready dud 1001,, arid I can-
nel laid • Isis asstanoe upon you. You are bid 10a1.2
and. in default et payment, six meths' imprisonment and
head labour. . . .

Seery .Vis•ail, a returned convict, who sines his releaset,
has been in trout for an attempted lauttn.dwaa brought
up on remand chorpd with conspiring to
Mr. Joseph Moldy solicitor, conducted the prosecution on
behalf of numerous persons who bad supplied good' to the
prisoner, and delivered them at Union Wharf, Narrow-street,
Ratrliff, occupied by the prisoner and a gang of swindler*
for about three months. In the course of that time the gang
obtained good, of various manufacturers and tradesmen, and
got them sent to the wharf, under pretenoe of shipping them
to Australia, as the prisoner said, in his own ship. They
were never shipped, but dieposed of below their vales. In
some cane mode were sold the day after delivery for half the
price at which they. were invoked to the „ One of
the gang, namedßnetow, has been an inmate of Whiteercer
street Prison for several weeks. Mr. Smith was
that if the cam were remanded he could make emir=
conspiracy of considerable magnitude.
Mr. Yardley remanded the prisoner for a week.

SPANISH AMERICAN DEBT (BUENOS
AYRES.)

A rare occurrence has to be chronicled to-day—
the settlement of the debt of a Spanish American
State upon terms recognised as satisfactory by the
creditors. The State which has thus distin-
guished itself by a return to honesty is Buenos
Ayres. Yesterday was held a meeting of the
Buenos Ayres bondholders, at which formal sanc-
tion was given to the terms offered by the govern-
ment. As these terms have already received the
solemn sanction of the legislature of Buenos Ayres,
which has passed a law for their enforcement, the
matter is now, after negotiations of extraordim2r_ill
prolonged duration, finally settled. The sum
to be paid as interest on the original Six per rat
Debt is 48,0001. in 1858, 80,0001. in 1859, and
85,0001. in 1880, and afterwards. Inasmuch, how-
ever, as 12,0001. is now coming to hand as arrows
under the interim arrangement previously in Lids' -
twice, the sum payable to the bondholders in 1858
will be 60,0001., or equal to the fall six
per cent. interest, for the entire debt is
rather below a million sterling. The point
upon which the late negotiations have mainly
hinged, was the mode of dealing with the arrears of
dividend—no small matter, when it is remembered
that during a period of upwards of 26 years upon
each bond of 1001. fully 1601. of arrears has accrued.
Beginning with a payment of 1 per cent. per an-
num in 1881, the new bonds which are to be issued
for these arrears will gradually improve in position
until the year 1875, when they will carry 3 per cent.
per annum interest, together with f per cent. per
annum as sinking fund. Buenos Ayres is left free,
however, to extinguish these bonds by means of an
increased sinking fund, if she please. As the settle-
ment involves no confiscation, and the complete
and almost immediate resumption of dividends
on the Active Debt, together with a sinking
fund for the latter from the year 1860, the terms are
far more in accordance with the dictates of justice,
than those shamelessly put forward by some states
including Spain, which, even at the last of a series of
" conversions," cut down the overdue coupons to the
extent of 50 per cent. Confidence is expressed that
the government of Buenos Ayres, the revenue of
which now exceeds a million sterling, will faithfully
carry out the engagement entered into, in which case
the state cannot fail to reap considerable benefit.
Look, for instance, at Chili, which, after effecting
and faithfully carrying out a fair settlement with her
creditors, has been freely supplied with foreign
capital, and raised to • great pitch of prosperity.
At the meeting yesterday the resolutions passed in-
volved chiefly votes of thanks—to the government
and legislature of Buenos Ayres, especially to
the Finance Minister, Senor Biestra, to Lord
Clarendon, and the British representatives at Buenos
Ayres, for their friendly assistance; to Messrs.
Baring Brothers and Co., the original contractors
of the lean, and their agent at Buenos Ayres, Mr.
George White ; and to the Spanish American com-
mittee. All certainly deserve the compliment, for
all have co-operated earnestly to the attainment of
the desired consummation. The price of Buenos
Ayres Active Bonds yesterday afternoon was about 95
per cent., but the quotation was very wide, and it
would have been difficult to effect purchases. We
hear of 13 per cent. being offered fcr the New De-
ferred Bonds, which will shortly be created, but no
sales are reported.

TEE NEW STREET TROY WIIITECUAPEL TO
SHORIDITCH.—This new line of street, which wee 00113.
moped several years ago, will at length be completed in the
course of • few days. The footway on either side, which is
paved with flagstones the whole distance, has been clnished
some week., end foot passenger, can now traverse it to and
fro between Whiteohepel and Shoreditch, up to the terminus
of the Eastern Counties Railway, The carriage way is
paved with Monte to within a few yards of the High-street,
Shoreditch, so that when It roaches there • direct communi-
cation will exist between the Docks and Shoreditch, which
will be a great relief to the traffic through Cornhill to the
City and the West End. Several aites have been taken on
the pound on building leases. On one of them. in course of
mection and nearly built, is a school for children of the
Jewish faith. At the upper end, on a portion of the ground
' of the Eastern Counties Beltway, four good sized and neat
looking shops have been constructed by order of the direc-
tors, which, of course, will yield a permanent income to the
company, and adjoining a new iron gate has been put up,
which greatly extends the frontage of the terminus. On the
other aide of the street • row of large hours is being raised.
When the street fu entirely built upon it will be a consider-
able improvement to the neighbourhood.

TiE Ex vat HomoAv.—Maas. Leaf, Sons, and
Co, have arranged to give their young men the Saturday
following Christmea-day as a holiday, which win allow
them ample opportunity to visit their friends at thin social
MEWL
ell TECH-RATE CONTEST AT STDENHAM.—A vestry
meeting was held yesterday morning at nine o'clock, at the
church of St. Bartholomew, Upper Bydenham fee the pur-
pose of asking a church-rate;
perpe-
tual curate, in the chair. Owing to the vestry of the church
being in course of rebuilding, the proceedings were oast-
menced in the vestibule of the clutch, from which an ad-
journment took place to the National School-rooms. The
churchwarden (Mr. Redpath) presented an Minas of the
amount melted, which litcluded repairs to the roof, about
SOL ; organist's salary, 621. 10s.; omen blower, U.; tamer,
IL ; beadle's livery, 9/. ; pew opener, 95/. ; was candles, 111.;
besides the customary items for sacramental wine, washing
earpiece, &c., &c. In reply to a question from a Ratepayer,
the Churchwarden stated that no newsy had been made of
tbe condition of the roof, the cost of reparation of which
might amount to 2001. Instead of EQ. The churchwar-
dens then proposed a rate of two-penos in the
pound upon an estimated rental of 34,0001. Mr.
Cockerell moved and Mr. Aland seconded an amend-
ment, to the effect " that the vestry bs salaamed until
Thursday evening, 7th January next, at seven o'clock, to
amble the churchwardens to prepare a proper estimate."
This ameadmeet was put to the vote, and carried by a ma-
jority of 39 against 19. A vote of thesis to the chairman
was weed unanimously, and the meeting was adjourned.
Public meetings are to be held, and it is understood that a
poll will eventually be taken upon the question of supporting
the church in future by voluntary contributions.
FOVNDERING OF THE SHIP HANNAH orr THE
A2oBl.3.—Dovaa, DEC. 17.—The ship Hannah, 1,100 tons
regiater, from Callao, laden with 1,600 tone of guano, tom-
dared on the 6th inst , off the Acores. In lat. 43.30 N., lon.
33 W. The captain and crew, 30 in number, were compelled
to abandon her and to take to their boats, in a few tumults'
after which she went down. The crew IMO picked up by
the brig Edward Thomson, of Leith, honed from I'orto
Rico to London, and were lauded at Dover. They were im-
mediately received at the Sailors' Home, and all their wants
supplied. The crew were composed of men of different na-
tions—they were made up of Swede., Norwegians, Danes,
Runlet", Germans, French, and English. They were
truly grateful for the refuge which they found in the Dover
Bailees' Home, an institution which meets the wants of dis-
tressed seamen of every nation, and which ought to receive
Wee support of the depowners of London and all our large
rta
po.
THE OUTWARD WEST INDIA MAILS.—The Royal
Men Company's steam-ship Magdalen*, Captain Abbott,
leR Southampton yesterday, with the anal Nt est India and
Patio mall.lll pasture., a full ougo, specie of the value
el 10,4001., and jewellery 3,6181. Among the pamengere are
Dr. Lyall, Captains Miller, Marrero" sad Barachlevet, sad
Ineigna Coatis and Byre.
THE MAIL STEAMER VANTIRREILT.—We have
resolved the following front the ofike of the United States
Mall Steamers, Vanderbilt lies report of
the Atlantic's arrival, you state that she passsd the Vander-
bilt of Cork disabled. This is an error, ea the Vanderbilt
mein New York on the 6th December, and will not mon
the Atlantis again before Februney..-1 em, Re., J. B. OAR-
roan.-417, Oneseharels-ativos Dec 17."
OITIPTAL PALAC3.4— UNE BRILLIEG DAT.
TIVEIDAT. 17.—Adadmirea paymat; IST ; eft,
by mem VII" 127; Seal