The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-09 00:00:00

CAUBEB.-auLT 9.

(Before ,Mr. Justice Wishtinan. Mr. Justice and
the Judge Ordinary.)
HERTER T. HUNTER AND ANOTHER.

This was a pert-heard tuse adjourned for evidence of iden-
tity. This evidence was .applied by the respondent, who
had been to the proctor's office in order to show herself to the
witnesses.

The court, neverthelfea, did not think acre was any re►son
to suspect collusion, and dimolved the marriage.

nc TEFIREAUX V. DU TEIMEAUX.-SINGI.LAR CASE.

The petitioner was the daughter of a Mrs. limerly, who
was afterwards married to Dr. Brown. Is ISM, while the
family were staying at Aberyetwith, she came in one room-
ing from her wittal walk on the sands, and confessed that eke
had just gore through the ceremony of marriage wifh Da
Torreon:, • whoolroaster in the neighbourhood. She was
at' this time a girl about Id years of age, Dtt Tarnow:
being shout SO. The family immediately sent her on to the
continent, and she never afterwards saw her husband. In-
formation bad since been obtained diet he bad married •
person named Butcher, at St. George's, Bloomsbury.
The court granted the divorce.
rtLLEW r. PELLIW AND 17DRKELLT.

In February, 1855, the petitioner, Admiral Bit Fleetwood
Penew, married the respeedent, the daughter of the
Counteme de Belfont, et the ambassador's bones, in Bruteis.
In la it he wan &trent ow a command in the China ens lie
returoel in the Noy of last year, and resumed cohabit/01,n
till October, • hen she wait away and lived in adultery with
the ccereepondent, Captain Berkeley. The petitioner had
already procured a divorce a onus o et 'hero.
The court granted a &Isolation of the marriage.
A few other eases of is interest were also disposed of.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
TRIAL OF DL SMETHURST.

Tha Lord Chief 11 iron came book to the court about half-
past two o'clock, sod be stated that he had conferred with
some of the other learned judges upon the subject, end they
were of opinion that the beat room to be taken wee to
adjourn the trial to the first day of the next megaton.

THIRD COURT.
( Woes dm Recorder.)

John 21741501 as Wafters and Med* Edwards, both de-
seribed so surgeons, were Indicted for obtaining money by
false pretences., and also for conspiring to defraud dives
pawns.
Kr. F. B. Lewis prosecuted ; and Mr. J. P. Doyle and
M'Donnell defended.
The first Me gone into spinet the prisoners wu that of
a Miss Hanley, who stated that in etnaronence of an advert..
Hempent which i!ites!w she went to Bpring-garden to an

establishment called the Ear Dispeewary:- On the door they
lets with the name of De. Wavers. The door was
to her by a footman, and she first saw Edwards, who
=d her in to Dr. Wettere. She told hint she had cane to
consult him about a deafness under which the laboured. Flu
at that time wore trumpets, and be, after lookieg at her
ears, said that the would not wear them after the scot day,
and that he hid cured himself, and hail that day rem slat
patients. She was to give him 10/. She paid 34, for which
Edwards gave her • receipt. She raid to lidwerts, that it it
did not cure her, she should call again, and ho said, " 1f DT.
Wattles says it will curs you, It will." They gave her
ease lotion, tut it did her no coed. She afterwards called
three times. bat did not see Waiters. He said he would
sand, but did tot. They gave her some more medicine and
wanted her to give 30s. ; bat she would nat. She saw •
dark menthe time. At last she agate raw Dr. Watters, and
he said he would send her some more medicine, but
,did not,
sad she sent him a lawyer's letter.
Several other slimmers wen called, and moved that they
had been defrauded by the prisoners in a similar way. To ow
of them the prisoner Edwards said their specific for me
&roams was a Chinon remedy, which he had diacovered
when over there. Another applicant he pressed to become •
life subscriber to their infirmary. Edwarda had also been •
wawa, at there unions against a Mr. Anahroae Haynes.
who was charged with passing himself off as Dr. Wetter',
and who was acquitted.
A quantity of the sinff told by the mimeos was produced
le court, and sworn to be only soap and snipe, in some
instances coloured with cochineal.
The evidence easiest the phonon', which was gone into
at great length, moot clearly established the eons; Tracy, and
tho jury at once found them both Guilty.
It was stated that Walters, otherwise Watters, had above
20 years ago been charged with arson, and had suffered Ms
menthe' imprironment for making • false decicuatios to a
eargrok's certificate.