The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-16 00:00:00

nizAz OF rirs PIZ

That ancient custom, the trial at the Piz,
h to be observid Ssmiensw wain before
tbs Ummeoller ccd a Ism 7h• /ale iniali•
I miles al As isetalEe earring Wen Ur Napo sad a
tam pldookbo is as amiss& esbeasalartsimase et messy
frees the Mist beim tbe peeper wad all be Lab-
lewd to rile yelp et the Edward. Of
swine the .also of mit a toot epode estirely ea
its freeness ressnoses. Aessidlealy, was formerly air
plied at intervals of time rawatba. and stIMMWWIj OW.
yam It sow, brewer, els yeses sad • lace •kW
teoltrime, dose wbieb the as aeons ens We of arias bra
bees hosed. Of seem Elbe pulls felt est M daposisl
sew, as fenserty. ups them trial for the hierity at es
eshisztegovereseent would act lave lees allows' to
hese and forty sanest Awl* maul&
Saw wry iaterS laferwisties tie trial of
the Plz will be is a letter to Kr. written
by Mr. J. H. Wallowetcs, wbe Ire bilereated burned to
=Aa retain to 411140114 mad *gibed by Flaw
lm.

POW-0 MM LONDON AND SUBURBAN COURT
Going—Usier ibis title tee pmprieton of the well•known
"Leaden Pesidise Directory " hare seat eat an mane
name which isolative the names awl addremse at the
mobility sad patsy residing in Leedom sad the suburbs to
the leamhry of the metropohtan postal district. This is
by far the mast ounsprehensin wart guide hitherto
attempted. coetaisies information Mikado oaly acomaible I.
soma! a:pepsin roltuass.

L0w909 Comm ANH Farm Moons K mate
Memousgo AMMOCIATION.—Let enemies the 41Sh well
inselks ef the niewhers el kis wersinalse was held at the
FfeeNNNG/t Timm, Great Qesen-alreek Xr. Lackey is
the Ask. The newt reed by the Nmerslsey Anted that
tho Ands of lb. missy wen Is essrlddsi sonditios, the
=rsilo oast yaw ossomliss the previews by
1 al
00f. ; w ammeend Wok is es N tiM.l Del*
Also et the preeset tine Wag 3,11301. Ts. 7d., which par
chew an askant of 1401. per seem, with a bakers is tho
trowswor's beds of 106/., s Wel of 3,9141. $O4. Pd.,
and ail deienede oe the anoastioe phi. The donations at
time hmit was! dinner, at which Mr. Sheriff Abbiss pre.
sided, ezemeded 1501. The report seempelinkki the society
en the steady increase et sew mitheerlhere. 40 member.
levies leen added daring the ram.... that so applicatios
lad been wade for sembilseem &rime th peer, and rowiledest
with an Wald appeal to the trade ter Utak ald is semi.
eat the /irritable work of the ..nits.. The reed*
far She year had hem 5461. le. 41., trona wW XIX kid
leen paid in penises. The Weiss en the year i. &seer
el lb. essiety was 106 i. On lie masiiss GI Mr.
sessedsd by Mr. Pitt. report end .es. ware=
sat el Yr. Hay wee skated as priehleall eif the
fee the weeks year, amid Yr. Rieke viewprir
eldest. The ether ellen, having been Anted, a vole .1
amok to the altairmes eaweleded the Waken.
CHTNNLL YALU& O. SHILLING
NONNI; lIILY I& Admiring is payment, 0.064 ;
dilk by semen disk, ; Meld, 4,115 L

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THE 107 AL AGAICULTURAL SOCIETY 3 Nosihipas's wooed, )stems •Ithe AM' Yearns was Mr. A.
couirrar MEETING. B•PY. s mood with his sewed barrel. at a diatoms
--e— of 61 pied., which was lea& eigleaded. Mr. C. flambee
LEEDS, hiONDLY, she did well with his lent lit& She following fit the
The show-yard was thrown open to the public ,""
Yenta rous, Yes. Remits. Told.
this morning, under the most favourable circumstances. i Captabi Bates= 1.0111100..6
The energy ands pirit manifested on all hands afforded the I 11°11- f• Cc" . 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 .. 11
Otani S. Amu. ILL paid forfeit. best augury of success, sod ever .where the seems pulsated li, wtiesse. Ress.
was one of great animation and interest. The town pee. fl• Waist% Zen-
I, Lacy. 1 19 .0101110..6
seats an appearance worthy of its well known'pablis spirit. IE. 8ay,,,,1Ng. I nu paid forfeit
The work of renovation has been going on for some Rime, it nn col: Anneseen,lI.P.
aid this mooing banners of various descriptions floated 1 Thal' glynnar of Immill% 1 29 paid forfeit.
1 28 0
hall the saawaits of the principal buildings. The roads I mamas of Carmarthen
were threeped with vehicles and pedestrians, and wets I Rd& Cot linnet
1 VisoountBtosmont
Seed with enterprising caterere for the refection of the 3.2.1 f ihrevodd • 1 28 paid Meet.
public. leapt:ln Berkeley
The prim of admiseien to sosinembere was re., and the . CH.°°-D.C'e.".Dunasi. im be. ma,. .
.. EN
.. :jai& • •
visitors yam there/one rather of a select class, who bad Leppu,--77piges ' . 1 22 pad tweed. some to eii quiet warm of the ground and its contents. Lord tis denier
We have redy directed attention to the implement yard, of wailer Scott
led we weed est rein farther to it beyond observing that i air T. glaolh. Para
is the ant* deportweat there are several stands of sees,, ' 31.,,!...1141•00, is paid forfeit.
betty_ wool, and la; fro which special prises had bees iy .. grimy. I as paid forfeit
1 111 1101111..4
'eared by the heel esamiliee to the amount el SU ,B.yg g. Y.P.I .01111 1 1 .. •
There was a very lee sellitice of wool ad fax, and the i :win 1 27 . 10100 .. 2
sompetition was it 4
The cattle• was non_ grimed until two o'clock, the • SOW 8.• 11.?
not having ads their awards before that hour. 11. ~. • l7 paid forfeit.
C.'
number
of entries wee the Wand Seer known in WO' I „ lin. 1 llOOO .. I
17 .111000 .. 2
; Milk the , Three were LOC bead of stink ~.
.p.pApi
;;
.. $2 .. 1000 .. 1
40.0areesit IWO eleVeldned View Ilerdeedr
.. sr .. paid forfeit.
Day% %MP, aled ether ellablialted the Hawes II .: held forfeit. '
war tie wilds eines ef Mod, agricultural, dray Cleve-. ..21•..ti011.11,.•
ad ether bees& /beep, classified as T. ..tees, . .. 21 .. 110 100 .. S.
leag.woolled, sad short-weensd ; - .: Ioi • • Peid Mr'
&pi Pie. lerisalilall."4 The amount offend I. prism by
.:: :: - Iggi .. IMII fall&
lb e ommil al the seek" was 1,2151. for first, 5661. for
, .. ..elslo ' .. I
.. .. 0100 .. 1
and 10/1. Ms third, ia addition to which the local
eeereWss sewed 1161. for first prises, and 361. for second ; Up . 000 .. 0
awl Lard Lesidesborough 301. The late bow at which the eii paid forfeit.
IS .. paid forfeit
11911,11p44114 was rendes it impossible
.II petd forfeit. le pee anything lea Murat' notice of H •
11 pig forfeit.
the stook. The e anspriesd his Royal .... .. me .. mall forfeit.
the Prince Osman and all the pebeipal ..ts poi taut.
=the senstry, heaven viten
the eonipektree was H. .. lee 1101101 .. 1
4:rwire. In eseseal et the dome the alt was pa.se pie he*
ecesarsided. and in lease then was a keg liet of .. 28 .. iddi Isla
y eenuareded.
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n addition be the name peeitiaely saneasead, ineensa.
Yes has hien sessiwid that the Duke D'Ausesh, the Duke rteiii .. a
iie addeer. the Dabs of Padossl. Lewd Wray. and ease
didligeihei vidScse, will vied tie posed SOOIIOII9W or
Walsaaka.
.. a; .. 11001 ..4
.. U ..110011 ..4
. pad Walt
1 ...
IU I .. ..
geld taridt.
.. 22 .. peel
00 Witt.
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et .94 101100 -II
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Mr. Wig, es ay& Mr. I. Creels, X H. N. Hoses-
sr, In., X.P., as& Nee but of Booths, bid Gra to Goer
of, harks killed six bke mob, aid tbe bran mos brisk,
Nr. Wiens% V Min Ske froorri6s. Ulm Gm
seam blimp mike . vas the ilse6 So bealie the
gra, sad sersokered on. The Gleirtetieress, bow-
ery ash sod Ad Gs ruse la Ike esoord
road ; but Is ' Gird Fern Ike am . Owes lairs&
wires Kr. anuresis sad Illbd liedive von loft la lb, fourth
mad todoside the of ; bur as
Nrarirod
mired ori4VB4lordokiwilraerricelue kW/ woe
tbe visor.

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for Ow mesa ; for
111.11611 ; sod NI. ter the lowa.
It it umiak let sir s.llrl Whom dot Id* Pen
thy% No Sul suit mast bag lessalt4.4sm, @Ed
the tom* saMbiftlats.

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

A DMUS! JULY IL --PIONOTIONS AND Are
Nabrrmorro.—dstais T. It Hirai, to the Arephice, vise
Oa= Comit
jam. vaada.
. lobar% proceeded to chief seciaser ; W.
F. Oath, to the hares ; sad W. Powell, GM due amisteat
amiseer, to the Xarlimeweilli.
WOOLWICH, JOLT
The Adamant, troop Chi the Royal Arsenal
pier at an early hour tide bevies lealuked maw
roes iistaehmast a loyal foe Wks. Thee Maw
pat vessel as. Leyte'es hes also embericed ea Charmed
a Weiler Ibeinalmeat ter the mme diestiatime. Other do
teammate hem Weelyiele will sake* daring the present
week ea baud the Sydenhone and the strammesel
a taal 1,100 mak aad Ile ordered to relieveLatierissaVties I.lllh end other brigades at Bombay, Cel-
estes, eel ether steaks& Ibicraitieg for th:zo=mat is
rem►sum=riser freeasurterreis* R aid a aomysbr Altawy trol:Zit
lamb at the late Heel ladle Company, Worley.,
A series a experiments were serried oat at Itheoliaryasse
Hatorday last with Martia's sad other shells, boded with
liquid medal, by mesas et als foresees. The shells were
directed against an old used lying at the practice reap,
sod the timbers were soca *mita sad destroyed.

Tim FATAL ACUIDINT ON TAB NORTH KANT
RAlLWAT.—Teskaday afternoon Mr. J. Lewis, the 00IIMIla
Cl Rochester beta en incest at the Railway Tavern,
Strood. tonelantythe death of Charles Whitehead, aged 20,
who was killed the sesiden4 whirl' occurred to a goods
Sala In &rood tinsel on Saiurdny seeing, as reported is
our yesterday's Sipes's. Mr. Ashcroft, the company'.
seem ; Mr. Ne geode superistendeet ; Mr. Cockburn,
deputpouperietesdeet ; aed Mr. Robinson, from the men.
pany's town °See, were present to watch the proceedings
in t Wens{ of the company. After the jury bad been
sworn they proceeded to view the body el the deessiwi,
which lay fa the evens shed, after which they
intend the fusel, and made • carelid inspeetion
el the Rae sad poimmest{ way at the spot
when the seekkint seenmed. Not the leel ewes
for the breik•van ruining oft the Ilse could he esesteimie
the rails being quite sound, and eat the huh km be he
detected. The ticks breale.van sod Peeks WIND Illneries
inspected by the jury. Os the rents) of the mew sot
jury several Witallallt Want examined, after which the
coroner said be thought it wee unnecessary to carry the in.
vestigaties ally further, se there could be no doubt that
the occurrence was • pure accident which could not poesibly
have been guarded against. The jury concurred in these
observations, and Sees returned • verdict of "Accidental
death.* The prosodies+ then terminated.
SODDED DEATH AT THII GREAT %NMI RAIL-
WAY HOW/L.—lnformation via received by the coroner for
West Middlesex of a deplorable Matinee of sudden death,
=BLIMP ORRATIMMYRR ARISTOCRATIC PIGEON under, as yet, unexplained circumstances. On Friday last
a
HANDICAP AT HORNSBY-WOOD. well-dreseed man entered the Great Western Hotel, Pad.
XOIIIDST, JULY 15, clients, end ordered luncheon. Immediately after he had
THE JULY HANDICAP, • sweepstakes ef 5 sera each, 1 ft, taken his at at the table his leaning position in the chair
he sashes el White's, Brooks's, Boodle's, Arthur's, attracted attention, and be was found to have expired. He
Owartin Carlton, Travellers', Arlington, Pinta's, and Si. was Wand in • black cloth frock coat, floe alpaca vest, tweed
James's asks. and Slicers in the army and navy on full tresemer Meek ratio stock, blue mixed worsted socks, on
pry omo cc if bon; or lee ; 14th oa of shot, 6 6, or 7 ; which wee, the initials J.M.P., and white linen collar and
LW • yard being added to the distance for eivezcistre 4th black lair try! which also were the same initials. An inquest
Cl shot; semi birds each. F. H hoodi• will be testa on the body, which has not at present been
same sad Wenn Past entrapses eatftitlem"ilie publication idiatila
el the handicap, 6 sows. and no forfeit. (67 subs.) i Cr 131 TIN Thrown COURT. —The number of
The aristosratiet pioeweboosion Ueda:eye have been arieleneme kr Mallet* under the recently enacted statute has
inglstibtoje.alaaa foe this yen, nod when jo sae labour. of surprised /swine bettered le the sanctity of the marriage
sa Ben., woo &is laboond is the are sad fin Nib at car Toultsh morals. But those per.
pmes,Ain Cl 6676r-fuldomblo writ us was ms SOY de set iski eswilderatin• the thousands of happy mar-
riages irldeb MY plane every year, in proportion to which the
9- "="1111 4.1.1_,L ba. 1_ dill „...,_____4Bl4 Diehl all Ille dimes asset Seem all. la analyalitt those
eel wWW• tram woo nave OM Inallall nbleh de Ww• eat untatjaff:lory, shall most frame tly led
in the bendlengs at the wood Cl that the 0161.11.11.614 UM been gradual,e
sad has principally
whets web—The aselee of Lovas, Lcedlialasse.l=s ashen how lb. nessinthenance of those amiable attentions
eel Beres Feeilleonel Rethinhild. gala, promatioe
...'"„..wiliteap_s am peeled de edeblY emeSereeb. We no PlownwL ifs
boss lakes by Mr. /Issue/Issuethe owner Cl the to add r' "as megibt by weal of thought
to the esemmiemo Cl Ye amble patios, w the worthy 1 •as well es wens el hook"
koaliairr". bed the bean tables aid raga laid out to mid I mg thin ow be modest* thee mash matrimonial sharpers
to the esedere d el timbale. 1 sedese to
mereemloms, and then from stwt. •
Of the Assam le ie .sibs to Wake MOTO Mao a pewits tew rah me am &e e* hitahewed Won norms"
=a. a were ern of for iform Tho Hoo. won dat this yereelip linleeemeet the book ef sten For •
Prams brought kis *IA down wish hf. mend chokes et gifts, Mr. worm alobllehmeees M lailosee4dn and
barrel in • first-rate otyle, es did E. H. K. Ilingess /mks wr• Pm." isdulliwldsadvaggisisie Ste "1"61 amdel'el A
Ws fifth bird ; also Sir T. Memorieffe's itrat. mod She He. O.Imedel 3

The prisoner is a spare, gentlemanly-looking man, about
50 years of age. He is of the middle stater, and wean •
very lenge fiowing beard and moustache. He was dressed
In a black frock-coat, a check Chesterfield wrapper, and
light trousers. The heron was brought from Pans to Lon-
don is the custody of two of the French police, and by
them delivered into the charge of Sergeant Williamson, of
the detective force, under whose oare he was brought to
the polies-court.
The prosecution was ocnducted by Mr. Charles =
instructed by Mr. Ellis, of Spring-pride=s. The
was defended by Mr. Sleigh and lfr. Orrklge.
In answer to Mr. Burnaby, the primer said his name
was Alfred Louis Pons de Vidal
Mr. Pollock rid—l ask you to grant a fresh warrant for
the apprehension of the prisoner, ea some difficulty might
perhaps hereafter arise. The primer,. on being made
aware of the charge against him in Paris, made a request
to the prefect that he might attend in England to =ewer
the charge, and therefore I cannot say that he was appre-
hended on your warrant. 1
Mr. Come—l don't think such a course at all neresely ;
the prisoner is now in custody.
Mr. Bleigh—The barn is here at his own request, to
speak freely.
Mr. Pellock—l did not ry that the prisoner merely at-
tended at his own request.
MA Ourris-1 don't thick any le warrant is necessary,
so we will proceed with the coos.
I ' Mr. !list— I am not in a poetics to go on with the
esidoose al the present moment, so. I propose to have the
depielliens made when you suued your warrant
read, ask wed a witnessto identify the prisoner
as the Imam de I ask you, air, to remand the pri.
sneer to ahem day.
Mr. Bisigh—My eller is charged with woundioL2ah
to intent murder, and I think I have • right to
that ewes widows be adduced before he is committed to
prison en sash a charge.
Mr. Pellsek—l intend to have the drpositke read, and
to ask for sio aturanarnt, eel ma aoli g=°Cases' •
Mr. Orrin— I andaninad you, . you
object be seek a course ?
Nr. Illeigh—Certaialy not. I drill not resist seek a pro.
=t. I wish the perms who made the &poetica to be
while it is read, and then to have it eatered as his
sworn statemeat ; but I say that I think evidence of some
sort or other should be offered before the baroa is looked
up as ac=ir.
the Mr.
to-day Are you, Mr. Pollock, prepared to go our with
coos ? 1
Mr. PeUsek—Omielay ash
I Mr. Misigh—What I contend is that them Ilakt to be
I some lllVidinle offered to bid* the theeetion of the baron.
Yr. Ocarie—ill I have to elk • yes, Mr. PoOsok, as re-
I preseWeg the arm ei this memien, is, an yen prepared
to go r thee merely the primmer today I
If no., I shell take the of reerendlie NM
Nosier. A megielonis boa power to Esmond aseli any
evidence_ beim oared at all.
1 Mr. Deswohy, the chief sleek, bevies read the charge
Vthe , whisk woe to the ant NA be did, on
lltlis cC Joao bet, wilfully and reeNeleeds out and
wood Alfred John de Vida, with intent to kill him,
Mr. Meek called Mr. Parker, who, in answer to the
wallow ef the herald seuneel, mid—l am a essmatrate
of the meaty of Hertford. I am acquainted with the
perms of the Berms de Via. I have known him for
' sc
re w 4lt IZIL The person staling A the bar is the Boma
tar. Osnie—l wail new beer what you have to my, Mr.
iii•isll. lint I don't Nash if at all eseemory to proceed far-
ther te eipmier me teramend the prisotier.
Mr. S=igh-If that is year view of the es" eir, I have
TM It bur
remanded %Mil to4IIIOITOW (Wed-
Ms. : I think I am Inelatml in ming that if the
that have base mode to me during the few
Midstireaveriatime I have had with my dint am hew
est by eddies% a ray different saseplezioe will be pat
upon this saes hereafter.
The berm was thee reeseved from the deck. the
he 'premed le be t1y.......ted. sad hold kis
Medlitts his bee to eonesal —.,.
The men was amnia to Mulgidaring the pro-
s:et= tee* mi=tes to it deb* the pdarew was
removed In the pare vs% to the Noose el Detention,
amidst the bedlam Mid gotailforA *pugs maild mei&

Mr. Derki sepedetemient efthe F division, stated that
both the gentleema winos% emdedy. There was a police-
ear. 150orrititallleefo II care will be bken that neither of
W' pirkths; ff both Le Mara,- will map, • ful °reed.
natio here. At peered the affair is wholly Inexplicable.
In wirer to ierairies at the Charing-cross Hospital last
it wig dated that the condition of Mr. Roberts is
neither ear wore, than it was on Saturday last. It
has bees asoodebod, however, that no portion of his fru-
tared skull MOM epee the brain, and he is therefore
eonscioes, but the severe beating he received has rendered
him so weak as Liam hint miff to smoke • deposition, and
indeed is addialls no tholinaties to do so. The medical men
in charm& et the emanate ma. seem very hopeful that
they wM he able le we kis Me, bat of merge M presseit
they are doubtful an that pith Mejor Murray is doieg,
well, and bids fair soon to recover • no wound, however,
is so treasheroes is lb --materas that Wield by • shot,
end home the servo= are always prop even what
the On IMMO to be most kweembly, ilk •
Menge ter the mates. seem, bow.
Wit, to ideate that sea is ad to be the as. wilt
ra=flisks ' '
ires, vita done reseticsig. volentsered • dal
meat in redraw, to the oesurrenee. Ild *Molts that
had never before Friday lest woken togiM=nrray,
odds Met hi eciammation willk that
✓esod by himself la azgolfead= was coma.
bore referee°, to • lose kw an hotel
cos=while he wm morel is anew on ULM' at
When 1111111011611 i as te the identity of his died
Limb gave the time d • modem= named As.
truths; whom •be • thealbed ail Widow to adrenal,
the maw,. He simile hawing • ladled Major Nether
to his Ameba; end sloths Mat mapinir el
the major AM ad limed is the of the
and them attacked him with We tongs. bout
whether anaulcaseadee lad seemed Is,
Jimmy " himself! Roberts says distinelly • No."
This is all that been elicited from Rebate, bat Irak
ppaaps Red epee hi penis% hikes a eesinsettee with
doeaarma dimmed is hi me Apabl,
is esterisined lay the police tier • eine tIP:3
whole .fair hes bese The ammomile
to do let is any way ememedm 11
vrkaa :rjerba
.6trum,anti kilkm
thesercarolat IPmaselcaibmilile made pett6' 'dears=
alt is set that Major Ma ay wit be able to op.
pear at the Liens the dose of the week.
Mr. Roberts% ambers me as the AIM doer, and °omit
el a trod end Leh drewlegwessa, • emmannicatingw i/
them • deseripiles Mese rooms
aim.ei lets • deep* hem • Tread seed. ag
n limit
room hes esigiedly be blabbed a the math lameriem
and molly etyia Olathe veil oraikre wsMessinsr
and Ligroin then headmen* Loakets, sopposidm statuettes
and copies hem the astir"
_Rood the teem ere nimbi
ratty embus* eel Lid Mdse. di width am alt sorbs
• canarnmes odor Imo is, *piles. It is nth however,
mil see his be. I. the mum some time that CIO
riskier et the fendinte diode seay for ghee*
pistons; stalmsthee. W emem-iimea the viwy
themerives. mowalmest-oommeled mods, the,mese=
ere dye.. The sides end amements are enveloped
in this as rf meted with • posing for, and even the Mildly
relieved igmes whisk ere an • espy ei the Portland vase,
that wads es • sideboard is a maser, are barely diode'.
•eabl..lde under their he, black emeete. Is mete se the
sekLaii d r.! !=s.Ye,a.irra that his Li; re:
stowed span is aresamment in the roma, it is widest that
it has near been domed or dada probably since the
thins were /sat pieced there many years sem.
In the .wren d Use teem is the table at which
Mr. Sabena used tosibith the Are-plase on the
right head, ha;aare
varseeseunds. w‘Lit. marble
=ase alsat
emder the iairj oteMass • great monad
that IA lift Oa the Amy are the waste
=whisk ham less ep and thews aside, and
like the and, to amminadds undiderissel Rap.ple Ile Live been the habit ef Mr. Roberts to allow no
one bet Mew& to enter kis per, and thus the papers
sad the dad sad dirt have ..masted till the former
half Al the heat mem aid the latter obscure the
eenteets of both. is am emetimmei chair, and
paper, scathed sheet, thee,- is very Me do of a struggle
is id e room. The Lek dieving-tesm was es Addy for-
ebbed and as dirty as the front. Mot the dad hes here
bees beaten down and the gloomy Ashman ef the room die.
turbid by the most desperate of all ereiteste —a coldest •
ether. dna( mad angry nese dreg& te tsar and beat
each other down with whatever mopes they sea seise in
their bossy. If two wild besets led beat tormod Lase
to LA emit other Is this apartment it meth let hare pre.
emoted buss el • moss er theft romped then
it deem The fermium b brobsa and swertamed ii
hideous minfathe ; the walls, the_ 411 ad • lades.
basks d Aetna, and sides et dirty laid 11411114411111
crested sad massed about with bloody fingers. One pp
almost tram where blows were struck by the stew.
shaped splesitee el blood sloes the walls, while over the
Om Amiss at the aresamate end doors of the cabinets it
he, fellow hike rain, as if a bloody mop had been trundled
rend aid read then. Wine our reporter entered the
some Maim Morey mod Mr. Roberts had only just been
removed to the limpid, and the apartment was exactly as
Wood left it. Yet the Aryl gleam round it then was
t to make Major ]fusesststemeet appear incre-
dible, that he had simply atm& his samilsat down and
from the window. There were so pooh of blood,
esescrly are called, for blood *either minks lido the carpel
sor flows away ; but there wore in many places lumps of
thick gore, nearly half an inch high, aed showtng clearly that
each bad Sowed from the wounds of some one lying
immediately over the actual spot. Oos is almost
forced to this conchal= from the fast that no drops
or splashes of blood lead up to these large round pieces
which are oe the carpet here sod there. The furniture was
of amuse overturned, bloody, end knocked about is all
directions, as if the struggle had been as long as it
was desperate. The tamp which Major Murray bad
used upon his samilent or opponent were broken 'into
mos; while the !thug fragment which he coatianed
'to wield with such ter t'l" coaii;:: wq f Awed actually ccatcd
with flesh and blood. This, however, is not ill. .2310
lainapparently was eitherbroken open by the elsimeas of
the struggle Or was forced, for from •p ms it would
almost seem as if • contest had taken place for the posses-
sion of some of the paps that lay clutched and crumbled
about. All these are now in the possession of the police,
and the contents of some, it is said, give clue to the
motive with which the fight was bogus on one side
or the other. Beneath the window from which Major
Murray made his hazardous escape there are, on the inner
side, several irregular pools of blood among a pile of scattered
ropers, which are ssocerad and saturated with blood
and wine. In the comer, near, there are some bottles
of wine, one or two of which have been broken
among the papers, which, however, appear to have lain
there some time. In this corner of the room, close to the
window, the awful traces of the conflict are more visible
than Is say other part. There is an ornamental table sod
bald satinet sideboard, which only leave • passage wide
enserth to enable • person to approach the odor. It is
evitisth that Major Murray here made him final struggle
to wienzvtir the blood is thrown in long drops, like
berry rain, alter everything around, far and
Mai. leek earful violence has been used here that it
ohnosteesess as if Mr. Roberts had been trying to throw his
Waged* eat of window, or endeavouring madly to pre-
vent hio amps. The last blows on either side were evi-
dently wee cm this spot, though Mr. Roberta was not
found has, but huddled up in a heap in • corner of the
room. Nuterithetasidiog the appalling injuries he bad
received, he was conscious when the can came, and,
though unable to &newer questions waving them
away with his hand. In • few minutes,: however, he be-
came impossible. Not the lout of Major Murray's risks
appears to have beau his jump from the window. Though
assisted by the water-Pipe, he had still at least 18 feet to
fall on to • narrow stnp of pavement between two areas
and rows of iron railing,, and how he escaped appears almost
• miracle. .

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MUIDER.

REIGATE. MONDAY EYINDIO.
Thin morning Johann Carl Franz, charged with
being orawaraod la the ararstor GI Martha Halliday, at
Rispewood stay, ea aims WOW a/ dr INA of Jaw kW,
was was *awl as the bar Were Yr. Sbansrd, cbairawa,
Ur. W. Etrest, Mr. PIMA sad Mr. ffackblock, at the
lb: which, as on ifs, pewrisai olosicea, was crowded
to ws.

Besides the megimisstee then wow* aresest es the bomb
Mr. Aback. Y.P., the Bee. & B. Taylor, isaiusbest of
lisesseeds:Vdre. Taylor Zia:abase loam the smoke
• Captai Aid sossieble
IlirelLy ; sad na ng
of the leateliss biteate of the wishat.
bamboo&

The prisoner was brought ep front Hamentomer-lum
pol haadenffsd. He listened with marked Interest to every
Fortino of tbil miaow,. Mr. (Ince, solicitor, of /101-hill,
spia weed es innmester.
Isopooke Whither (who boa shame of the ems) informed
the Mete that ism tielast manunation of the pr imm a
reply baboon remind Mate Foreign-ollos trees the Britier, sh
Omura at Drooled', wits bed been requested by Lard labia
Used' to make isperies as to the antecedesis of the pri-
mmer. It sppearafsem the informatioa thus obtains&
that the Omar left ILesigetan in April kat, where he
had been wahlep w• railway, and had warted his way by
water to Hamburg, 6 the employ of Hr. Bremer, a rafto
man. He then ewe* Hull by slemeer. The prisoner
had borne a
very ledilfmeni eimaster in Geremany, awl had
suffered two man and eight smelbs' imprisonneest then for
felon . B. hal WI a wife and two or three etdidree at
in flansey, of whisk pimp he woes
A amber of willow were exandned. Melodies
Tietiens, with • view to prove the identity of- the pri-
some, but no new feels were proved.
The prisoner, who reserved his defence, was then cow
Emitted to the maims for trim!, and the witnesses were boned
ow b
Whotti, Secretary of the Embassy of Saxony,
attended the inquiry, sad towiude its close had a brief con-
versation with the prisoner. What transpired it is sot
seminary to state, but for the first time ince his
sire he seemed to realise the full artist of his position,
shod teen for several minutes.

The t;:loryle;vinot the bend 13,411:1 e 5.;;;;.,,
the thanks of the magistrates to Mr. Greco, the interpreter,
for the Illbli&DOB be lad rendered during the inquiry, sad
silo to Inspector Whicber and Sergeant Robinson, whose
services had been productive el the meet beneficial results.

EXTNADMON OF CSlMlNALL—Yentertiay a COM-
muoicatios was received from Sir George Lewis, the Home
Secretary. by the magistrates at all the pollee emits in the
metropolis and the City of Leedom, staling that instances
having occurred io which police oaken had thought fit to
apply, upon their own responsibility, to her Majesty's
Munsten and Comilla abroad for their Resistance in obtain.
kg the arrest or detention in a foreign country of prisons
charged with crimes committed in the United Kingdom, he
(the Home Secretary) requested that it might be made
known to the anigistrates and police, that whenever it is
wished to procure the good offices of a diplomatic or consular
agent abroad for such rpose, application must be made in
the OM inseesee to themesB sectary of State for the Horne
Department, in order that he may oommunimte with the
Foreign-oSe* we the subject, if in his judgment the case
Is one which calls for the interference of the government.
He added, that no diplomatic or consular agent will in
future pay any attention to applications by police °Moen or
other persons without express directions from the For*.
Secretary. He also stated that the only coentriee between
which and the United Kingdom treaties are now is form
for the mutual surrender of criminal* fugitive from jostles,
are France and the United States of America. In all other
countries the maistaace of the authorities can may be asked
for as • matter oI courtesy between two friendly states.
DlSlStrerlol4 or LIMY.HOUAI STRAY SAW 111144.8
IT Pram—Yesterday morning, between the hours of four
aid See o'clock, the inhabitants at Lime/muse Wife kept in
a state of excitement for several hours, in consequence of a
=thou the range of premises belonging to Marrs.
K4o, 4, Cburch•row. Limehouee, known as the
Stem Saw Mills. The building I. rebid' the be °neatened
was upwards of 100 test long, by shod 50 wide. tilled with
meshiamy, boiler, and steam sagiam, sad at the time of the
outbreak coetehied a large quantity of timber. By the time
tie anginas arrived the entire building was enveloped fa IlriN
and shortly afterwards the roof fell in. A good supply at
water being obtained the farther progress of the games was
ebsched, but the fire was not extingrushed until the premises
were destroyed, and the adjoining house • good deal
dagiord.

SOUTH KEIrangOTON Mollll7ll.—During the week
loading July 13, the viitan have been as follows
Oa llasday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 7,178•
cu Youday and Tuesday, free eveni 4,217 ; on the three
eradiate' days (admionou te the public Bd. 1412 else
students' evening (Wednesday), 41N total, totrJ, 13,023. From
the epode, ef the rauseuni, 2,139,256.