The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

THE CONDSIqEI) CONI:ICTS, CE'IRGE JACKSON

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These unhappy young men, who woe condemned
to death at tho lute ariare for the wilful murder of Mr.
William Charleaworth, at abbot's Bromley, will be exe-
cuted on Saturday next, the Sih instant, union a re-
prieve should be received in the interim. Since their
condemnation they have conducted themselves with the
utmost propriety, and evinced a demeanour becoming the
awful pisitien in which they are placed. For two or
three days slier the trial, Jackson gave way to the most
intent* and sullen grief, disregarding sliko the remon-
strate:co of the Others or the spiritual advice and aditionls
dons of the chaplain. Ito Lea, however, now become aeon
resigned to his sd fate, and although he Is
restkes sad occupies a great portion of his time
in peeing to and fro in his cell, he enters freely
Into onimmeties with his spiritual advisers, the

Ray. R. Goobers, the clutpliin of the prioon, Neff
the Bev. J.•Bowdes, amiatant chaplain, and appears may
devott Is the discharge of hie religious dunes. Brows
employs the principal portion of his time in the permit
of the eariptures and other religious books ; and mar
of saisppy culprits appesre to eatertala lb* Wettest
hop that mercy will be extended to him. We wader-
etend, however, that efforts are being made by the
Rector of Stafford, the Itev. Prebendary waif,
and also by Mr. Barber, solicitor, who, we believe, a
the culprits at his own expanse, to obtain a remiastoa of
the rentanse of death. With this view tho circumstances
conneetid with the ogee have been brought under the con-
siderstkm of the Secretary of State, and it is hoped that,
thoufh their crime was a most fearful one, yet that the fed
of its being committed whilst the nun were order the ex-
citement ofdrink and without a proper claimicroasas al whet
they were doing. and evidently without dialmnika god
"make allsethought," which the law smear to constitute
the memo' of mentereu Intention, benishimat Ike lib wry,
to ties case, be mercifully mtbetituted for the Iminfiement of
deatli.—SteirenfsAire Advertiser.

SEA SICKNESS CURABLE.—Dr. W. P. Harris, NF
Term to the "heroines° sleamahlp, write° to the Lenart :
"I am much surprised at the opinion which is munmaleat
of the attar incurability of aesaickness. I bdieN Iles
opinion to mist amongst the non-medical part of the cos-
mushily fume Meer igaorance, and amongst sea-going sur-
geon' has a supinenem in applying remedies, a ink to
which they are rather too subject. As surgeon to one edible
first-elms American steamship', which each voyage carries
over to Portland at least 400 emigrantA I think I may ma-
tter, to Mate my experience. In the greater number of
Matinees, I allow the stomach to discharge its contents
mos or twice, and then, if there la no
Mamie, I give Bre drops of chloroform in awVitlek
water, sad, tf necessary, repeat the dose in tour
or mil home. The almost constant effect of this treatment, If
conjoined with • few simple precautions mentioned below, Is
to muse an Immediate sensation, se it were, of warmth in the
stomach, accompanied by almost • total relief of the nausea
and sickness, likewise curing the distressing headache, and
usually causing • quiet sleep, from which the passenger
awakes quite well."
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