The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-24 00:00:00

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4 THE EXPRESS, SAMITEDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1861.
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ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. . the Injuries. were not at all of a dangerous nature. and I Mr. Sle4b. Mr. P. Heed, and Mr. T. B. Lewis prose. On Tuesday night, this 13th inst., the pronecutor placed big 'EOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
; Diet tbe yea% man suffered little ar so inconvenience from ceded ; and Mr. Ribtoo delendeel Cooper. trousers on the bow by the side of the bed, sad at thet time
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-•- them, and this appeared toshowcondusively that the pri• The cam which lasted some hours, was this :-The pre big purse and mosey were side in the pocket. When be
NANKRUPTS.
"PORTMAN CIRCUIT.-LP:rapoot, Atio. 23. toner usell no otherinetrament than a whip. If the prisoner umer Drake. who pleaded guilty, woe in the service of the . rose the next moroing he missed his ramoortv
-- - . • ' suttee, Einiao2, St. James's-street, Hannversouare. Innkeeper,
NW hutite-(llMege lb. Omen Marna.) were redly the ruining and wicked man that be was repre prosecutors, who are sugar redeem of lielertheameet, I and upon calling the landlady they looked about, and put to wareutter.eva. 5 ~, 9,,. ud guk ss et iii, ia jjeateoeu.
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Aile Imai,r wiarn,a wijaay._ 1 fUltul to.„_be, and.he had really ontertaind the intelotion. of Whiteshispel,..eatd had been so for thise yews ; sad Cooper under the bed thee discovered • honest Abbas which was street. Pot, bat-- bs, ineklerebuty : at image Alward;
I annall an M. what was to peewit him from se ectang • kept a shop, No. 18, Magda. Cooper sad not there the night before. The ribboo was identified sable Bainghall.street.
i ollreensTloBl POO PligieWAL OSMIUM.
r ou ~.„... ;.. th . mote Wm retired spot, and • more dewily instrument for Drake hail been known to each other for Dom yang, nosing tote the e er, and_
_had tohrmed the bew of liteit;
sod Oet. 9atl, at Dasingliallstreet. soh, Dalton, Bucklers-
The l'iaielsli '° tbil "at "I 16.66 '''` - '---- 6 the nor uf ' out Mist ineentiou llf it should aad *counting to the statement of Desks, whom beelines mese It wanted that aat wee ainitaintest wl ROUST? Cottrell, Marklane. City, dealer In hope. Sept. sat 11,
bury • off. amis., Edwarde, Basingballetreet.
mune of the I ienend Posteffilee as rnail paid, in Englaiiii. he etoe-e-e4Puilc. - eacrllng .
Illimelland, and Inlaid. On the •etid January kat, while be 1 mat the injury was Inflicted by • gthiplandle, tke prosecution called as • witness, les got • Green, who had taken her into the bedroom on two woe e-..tect: „Hamm mamma°, petesa,eutiere. cup; am
taw quake wunld then „under what circumstances wee form ur blank order from the counting-home cif Meson. Moos, once through the door and once through tbe window r";;;:tterd, greet. manahaaarar ai fmcy smug 'WO. aes,
IPSO in the dinherge ef his duty on the defeedants' line
_e the neat& mitted. and what prov tioa wee given to Henderun, of Great Tower-street, sugar dealers, who are of the back garden. Green was in her comeeeiworn w
reia 'shar4e '4 the mad hag. hetwenen linlenni-tnind en the Priso for itting it, - and hero the prisoner customers in an extensive way with the prosecutors, for the day night before, and saw her wearing • simi ribbon on 2beriateyi,l'Olindidaoadtkt. 7.satrteeit; at
olkall. sasingignmal., sPtr"stannell, Stialditallim:
igatesou.Ntbererwsrsl' rienisiewkietannk pieirelanntiff ne`ereeveeceetn ier'pWrebrilietel a:int WY.- .p•ACAaI in a posit: of great diffirulty through the con. delivery of goods, Mows. Henderson having sugar fa the her bonnet. He slept with the prosecutor on the trithee-sda"y. chambers.
mete, with a trent et ~,,„,..e,ea elicit nee needing ee the
cduet of. his roe. There w. as no one who could ive any in- warehouse of the presecutoes. The order in question was night, and also placed bis trousers on the floor, and
111 and Sept, 26 at 2, at Bashighall.
Janus ileyeasnieros, Gordon.lane, Kentish-town licensed
Nee Who, the aca-ident took place M'Certhy was thrown ionuation times these potato except the relater and his then filled up for the two tames. of sugar in Xr. Cooper's the next morning be mimed half • crown from
wehis. etreevternalt. twee, rt‘petereitten
a.. a ca.. step. te,teu, Hea.eteu ; og.
an, aud the mouth of the former Was cloud, and the latter presence at a public.bouse in Whitechapel, sear to the pro- pocket. It further appeared that tbe masig., Graham. Coleman-street.
mith ma b violence against the break asd other parts of the
mune a, to inflict several wound. cm hi. head, side, and re'" fumed to give MIS explanation. Supposing that tbe son mentors'. 'This eider was given by Cooper to...mu, and nndlady saw the prisoner on the Tuesday eigrrbeer Itosirier PATCH. Lewisham, Kent, grocer gent 4 at ti. and
had moulted Lis father, or that he bad struck him, would he under Cooper's directions taken to his place of bushing.
eghor part. of Lie bode, and to troslu., eventually a doable a., ha, baaa -.tined to returning the blow ?He begged shop next door, anal she inquired if her lodger wee in bed. Sept. te at il, at Basinghalestreet Sol.. Mute. Bucklers-
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emplane obeli rendend the wearing of a true necessary . j • The evident:ewes most conclusive, and the jury found and she was told that he was. The landlady thee went home bury : off. sang., Graham, Colemanstreet.
• tle jury to beer in need that he was oot stating that thia Cooper Guilty.
%we mien. so *fleeted the *itself as to preveat him aod fastened up the place. When she was called the next IDWAAttistlintinealL9saciaoot iivAiraiLand L.EStrenTh.ALlti,Xses.lBlsll4
.otaltooi,
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bass eallewing hie usual avecatioes. He talary was 130/. ,
heewwa. the case-be was merely suggesting that it might have There was another indictment agnest them for stealing morning she found the window ot the back room open, and eell lee _
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a year, ....1 this he had received siece Mee.; .be for it was oat of the power of the prisoner to four hogsheads oesugar, and it appeared that the proucutors the marks of • female's foot on the flower borderunderneath.
bearch MIS made for the prisoner, but she could not be found. Jo7aninnong:-2-rbtin7aSes:7l;Tabenaball'ruacntimnialetreetwalle.:Cembnin•ShBOredlia" "nninnwtch.ild affinirdrmaarbLiest7orn.-
! show wbat the real faxes were, and it was upon this ground had been robbed to a greet extort'.
Ind ta o . lid.lren able to ohesan their own living, ,
het ea x wee. depend tot estirely . epos him. Since the , „dame" he areteedeeethateetlyhe refuel of the sou to give The Court ordered ke to be imprisoned for 18 months, and it WAY found that she was from home during the night dins, Ds Beauvoirrown, wheelwright, Sept. 4at 3, and Sept.
in question 30 at 11, at Basingball.street Sok., Kiss and Son, Fen-court,
amesdent he hod been penekeed at bO/. per annum by the of no benefit to the pri• and sentenced Cooper to flee years' petal welted/.
City : off. assts., Graham, Coleman.street. .
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.thet, olliev authoritiel ; bat it was contemled that bail be a bat was calculated to injure him, and William Wright, 37, labourer, was Indicted for perjury. The prisoner stoutly denied the robbery, and said her
bonnet ribbon was torn teem her bonnet in the struggle she Yoenro B"ecree PAR 59115.. bare: tr9.ed aed Fetreidele erenei ~..
net been deabled by this accident he might hsve continued ws.rpreve.at him from obtaining that justice to which he was Mr. Cooper and Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted.
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to perform he detester several years, and thus have sensed matted. It appeared to him that the most serious matter The prisoner had, it appeared, upon oath rude a most had bad with Green. Moe mid she had been with Green on
the preemie bad to answer wen the assumption that the son diseustieg charge +Pinot • young fanner nutted Woodman, fad. Bsainghall.street.
• meeb higher pongee. the Monday night, after they had been to see " Mre.
The jury famed for the plaintiff --damseet 800/. refused to give evidence 'oecause, if be did so, he must living at *aerobes, Middlesex, aad Ind the day when he Moodie" intik the rope, and he wanted Mete go with him *wax pirciugo coolies. gessee.terrace, paddlegton, book-
may something that would be prejudicial to his alleged be saw the offence committed upon one when the into bis lodgings. She refused, and in • struggle the ribbon seller, Sept. 4at 111, and eept. 27 at IL et. thaiegballetriet
eld;
&Arena e. LOX imp u 8 D pony. . wr,vpuu RAILWAY. - =lle however should Put this Her quite epee amused (Mr. Woodman) was many miles from home in Coln. came off. She also mid that she went the next day for some Son.. Harrison and Lewis, Old Jewry : efl ante
Basinghallensett
ererreuta emerge i enLLIMON AND 11..tal TOR COUTIX• another foutiug, sod ask the jury to infer that tbe reams pun with his father and some friends shooting. The magis- things to repair for Green.
JOSEPH JOHN CONNIHAK and MASIWILLAX UMW, lesechurcb.
siarims. why the eon persisted in remaiolog silent wee that he was trate*, upon bearing Mr. Woodman's witnesses, instantly Mr. Duman fully oommitted bee for triaL street, City, asercharata, Sept. 4 and la at 12, a Beene:tall-
Tie pleintie WM a wholesale tea deakr in Maschester. afraid he should he compelled in croaa.exernitiation to say dismimed the charge anal committed the prisoner for trial. HAMMERSMITH. street. Sole., Harden aud lewis, ted Jewry ; off. Ledge
On the 3lst May. le6o, he WM A lAA, nger in the train something thet would show that he. and not his father, was directing the solicitor for the accused, Mr. G. Herring, to Mr. Henry Halide's, landlord of the William the Fourth Stansfeld, Basingballetreet
bating Eteteneainue station at 2.4 n for Manchester. He- to blame in this unhappy affair. As to any suggestion that take up the prosecution. public-house, Kensal•green, a before me He JOBS Coast Serrn, King William-street, City, jeweller, Sept. 2
lams Stafford nod crew, the tram ',me into violent the en by les cooduct bad acted in • noble and generous The primer wee toned °witty, and sentenced to paY •I to answer a police summons =all bite with baying his at 2. and Sept. 28 tit 11, at Resloghallareet. Sols., Lewis and
Sone. Wilmington-square ; off. usage nansfeld, But •
aleithsem will, A train of macros dateline on the lioe, aed nienuer, be submitted that there wss not the slightest fine a IA., and to three men' pond aervitude. house open for the sale of wine, spirita, lec., on Sunday nen,.
Kr. .I****.*.• wag so serionsie injume that he was unable in fie relation for it. There was not the slightest necenaty for Themes fifsater. 24s letter'sarriers wm tried and con. annotate the llth inst., the same not being for the refresh- RAYMOND Vatter Howie', Warwickaquare, City, edvertising
attend Ur business sith hi. meal etlicieocy. la ginag his corning forward and making the 'parade te did in re- victed of stealing • post letter. meet of travellers. agent. Sept. 4at 121, sod sept. 30 at 2, at Basingballstreet.
bit evidence Mr. Juketao manifested great nervous excite- fu,iug to be sworn. He was merely boued over in • recog- Mr. Clerk and Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted. Police-constable Fondey, of tbe D division, said that at a Sole. Lev/rano° and Co., OW Jewry-chambers, City : off.
mared.. asd even rhel tears. deuce of 40/. to appear and give evidence, and if he had The prisoner, who • to be 'Dia" and hail been 1 quarter to 5 o'clock he saw • hearse and mourning coach mob; , blended. Eminghalleenee
Verdict torah' plaintiff -Demagog, 700/. chosen to keep away sad forfeit the amount there would donne was broughtPro.tihe dock by two turnkeye his gutted° the defendant's house the windows of which were BANKRUPTCIO ANNULLED.
ith. throe IV dile is still so unwell that he is confined to have been an end of the natter. He said it appeared to alms and bands beteg secured with straps. He refused to open, and the mourners entOnd and stood round the bar. August M. lons limen,Wakelield, Yorkseire, commenortarelver.
bis ream! him that looking at all the facts he wag justified 1111 saying plead, and would nut make may answers to anything said to They were on their return from the cemetery, which was Auguet te EDWIN Joni PICAbLAY, IS akefield, I ksl Ire,
senvener.
that the son was aware that this was • malignant it bole 'bent half a mile fr'Xn the howl' He had bern sPec6llY A Ist 20. Jolts Resume Bimini, layeepool, draper.
groundlees charge against his father. blooded by some A sentence of six years' penal servitude was passed employed to watch the mourners attending with funerals on et°
INSOLVENT PILTITIONERS.-AT PORTUGAL.STREET.
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. person .sr other for the purpose of anteing Ott • par- upon him'. Sundays, in consequence of their deorderly conduct.
1117011.1 OHM 00XX.111110101 LAW.
Secular object, and that be did sot dare to cane - Mr. Duman inquired if the mourners were in the habit Nor 13. H. R. Bourne, Adams-place. Borough, tailors fore-
OLD COURT. forward to support it. lie would, however, THE POLICE COURTS. of getting drunk. man-EL Kauffman, Lowermarsh, Lambeth, watchmaker-A.
put it to tbe jury in tideway. Tbe party alls.ged to have Tbe constable said those attending the Roman catholic Weight, Woodford, Essex, furniture dealer-J. Lincoln, Moe-
(Before Mr. Jester Blackburn.) been injursil refused to coon forward and give any infer- -..-- cemetery were in the habit of doiug so. ton-place, Lambeth, cab deiver-J. Lea, Shacklewell-green.
CLERKENWEL.L.
Ai% aItII.2•LANU creme artiIAWCIL mation ;he might have • good motive for so d.oing, and be ~ Mr. Duman thought mourners must be considered era- igptehi: aeuated. policeonicer-4. IL Poster. EPPing, Emu. clerk
uentral Gas Company.
Foo? well domed mos, earned Thomas -Vreeverv, lekilip might have • bad one ; ana • jury ought not to lunch any now/ Wittalield. Potice-omera-bie. Z`ts.,Ni -tTia !hare Lied he' yellers if they came from a distance. Nov. 15. H. W. Spelght, Branch-plaos, Horton, woollen draper
/tee,. rThael.. Webr, and 41414 SearrtrO, serreadered to weight to the proceedisp of a person in such a position. fore Mr. D'Eyocourt with assaulting Wr. Unallell warnea__, Mr. Martin, who appeared for the defendant, said his
bee their tied for imelemeanour. With reference to the statements alleged to have been fesithng. ip 1""ef-rald' Islingten' -J. Wellman, St. Georges•street East, tobacconist-W. Beat,
client asked his worship about two years ago the very ques- Bayne-row, Regentureet, butler-E. Sheppee, iloore•plaste,
Ile .:-.l..iet, and Ile Begley cuoducted the pressentem on made by the prisoner in reference to the transaction, and Mr. John %Vakeling appeared for the defendant. tem whether mourners stopping at his house either going to Lambeth. corium:Aston agent-J. Coates, Queens-Plane, Commie
letall of the corporatism ci the City of Landow ; and Mr. which appeermi to beg good deal relied upon by the pro- Mr. Hamm stated that on Thursday nightbe 12th ion.,
Mateelte gm. cootie.' for the ildenalues. amnion, lie would ask them whether it was not most a,_,lwiet midailih,,,t, he wri! standing in tan 1e ellinkft°ll-re•° and he (Mr. Duman) answered bim in the affirmative. omnibus driver.
__, or aiming from a funeral would be considered travellers, eta-road, mivaright-W. Wright. Archer-street, Bayswater.
Hemet Gals, who resides at 'o. 4 in
Ties thug, *As instituted by the etithorities of tbe City remonable thee, supposino there had been an unseemle witiell e° °sill' - . . 817012 113. 0011111811101111 111511018.
4 leadon. with the newof abating the nuisance caused by a @quotable and alter:alien, ending in blows, be. that street, and with whom he had just returned nom Mr. Damian did not remember the application, bat it wu Nov. 20. A. Konen, Kentonstreet, Brunswic.k-squars, and
certainly his opinion. He would take the case of a funeral Milituanznewa, Russellaquare, fancy soap mater-C. S. Instep,
samber of person. oavrinbling in Bride-Lau, Fleet-street, tome father aod eon, the former would be Highbury Baru Tavern where they had spent the evening. Mem Holborn It was • long distance, they travelled slowly, Boundary-oottages, Daston, and Catlestreet, illnabory, look.
kw the mei •-oe of betting. moet anxious to emcee, such a trangaction from the At this tinie the coestable mane up and stared somewhat and ceopecially at this time of the year refreahment wm.ld ing-glass maker-W. Cottingham, Plumstead, Kent-J. E. Pater,
Mr. neigh ant the imhament woo. net pretense menet world, aud that he should endeavour to make it appear that rude.ly at them as be thought-a tact which 11, remarked th government clerk-J. Wilda. Charles.
be required. A funeral waa an act of necessity, and the Charlexstreet. Lambe • . teee
er-te.
street, Ciourell-road, warehouseman to an
the deleacisete tor the purpose of trying the legality, of the injuries received be, Ilia son were the result of accident, teethe T9Ubg Y. . .
lad The countable then said, lam not mourners did not travel oct pleasure.
kweliac, but merely for the pa of putting • sten to little expectieg that this statement would be brought -
ranee...
en going to bare you sticktog about here-move on." He Mr Martin died • cam in which it had heen e
hld that F. Daniel, New Charlton, Kent, Admiralty messenger-J. M.
t • ' his dut b t • ' Marshall. Ruaell-place, Blackwell, waterman-M. P. Foster,
) told him he was exc
a aehrewee which lied i so much ut lids este be- ward against him in • court of justice in support of a charge le°2l yi it- omnibus men were travellera, acid entitled to refreshment• jun., Eustooroad, Kt. Pancras, =Miami.
emu totoleraLle. a intending to commit murder. It tbe eon bad been celled they '--.---moved to the lady's residenee, and be bid her A sergeant of the D divigion mid that on many occasions Nov. ei. le B. Richardson, Chalcorvillas, Hampstead-road,
Hers-ral witonnew were called, who swore in hawing sees no a witoree, he was iestructed lo have put certain (pies- E 2 night. He further told the defendant that he bad tbe Iriah funerals were followed by • hundred persons and architect - Mary Bellingham, Stephenson-it-Trice, Islington,
and tint he had • respect for the gentlemen
Abe four defenhusta staediust in Bride-nee nearly every tans to hint of tbe most painful character, and he would ,e, wreath more, but they were not mourners. glass a utter-J. Foster. Sunbury-common, Middlesex, baker-A.
day Since May with books in their bends for the wpm* ask the jury whether it wee not natural, under such eir- eie mast but not for him. The young lady. again came out Mr. Daymau raid they followed tbe corpse. Trumble, Ashburtonroad, Mornay-road, watchease engraver-
en the
el geleriett le" e and that the crew' roaed them was no colostancos, that the baron should have been must anxious m her,_„.,_hcenwr sad wet
_,_taibtiell, t° camPieltanta wh The sergeant said the scenes on Sunday were disgraceful, Elleabe:h Sarah Waterhouse, Weillogtou.terrace, Clapham,
widow-Jane Munns, Weillugton-terrate, Clapharnroad, school-
peat toward. the audit* al the day that it wee almost to premed the affair from coming to the knowledge of the "mem° mum rip en° ••I°.• - I have bad enough otofyour
. and the inhabitants frequently complained. mistreas-l. W. Umtata. Cravenrerrace. Upper Holloway,
mapeamble tor any anon to pawl ; and • gentleman sawed pulite.. He then proceeded to call the attention of the jary Peae-fto as." and then pushed him and took hold his Mr. Damian said people were liable to be penighed - for clerk in the War-cameo-U. Groombridge. Mayneld.street, Dsl-
Mawk. who ...arm ea the busisem of • gilder, ia Beide. to the feet thet oo charge whatever was made until nearly • collar. He then pushedthe young lady.
e. Id_celmereFleiner2et) abusing what was lawful. He was of optima, and a non, cheemmonger.
Las, mid thet the anima, Was SO great at tinges fortaight after the occurrence, and when the baron wee at mid., e_e_ehe ahcaddar ,_.... ,him at ,ur "'Ai' """ "" reP""`" course he was Open to conviction, that Mourners were tm• Nov. 27. J. Macknanura. June Nevarinceterrain Brixton,
lark In the Inland Revenuerdeee-J. Waren, Hardwieku ace,
Met ho customer, leleellY "hued to go Se his Owe. Par* where the law °I this country meld °°t have benched --
'ere" mei ee “ • • • voile, in eeerY mass d the word ; heiad" which' it had i: mercial-road East, corn chandler-J. Abbott, M.A., dreen.
Mr. Metcalfe submitted it was more a pont of law foe th• tem bet he volentarily came forward to meet the charge By Mr. Wakeling-Had been to Htghbury Barn with been bad that perm= goiag to Puthey merely on their cwn iwri
wich.road, director of the Hospital for Epllepsy-A. Thomson,
desonses of his ladship than • case for the jary. It am tis becaum be felt coavinced of his innocence. The learned the young lady, wbo was a respectable young woman, whom pleasure were travellen. He dismiseed the summons.
Fkllglistrat. Klngaland-read, baker-J. N. H. Thomas, Kew,
Jae • non pros-dung imel emesing • vast Illeurd SI persorts. atoned eoaclualed a very able speech br 'eying that he felt be bad known for two yean. He did not recollect what
Surrey, clerk in holy orders-B. T. flue% Queen-street, Chelsea,
Mere ask at Ilbeesdasia Was studies . sesured that the jury would not convict one of their own thsY bad to drink at the gardens, but thought it was
THE MYSTERIOUS OUTRAGE UPON A GENTL - . .er
g cab owner-J. Mortimer, Albert-terrace. Notring.hill. china
lemonade sod sherry but it might have beep beer He was
The Mama Jodie mid the question fureVitlito coo. countrymen of any MMus upon such evidence as had been r ' . MAN IN THE NEW NORTH-ROAD. arm -T. Gray, Villtonaluare, New North-road, and Tana-
ger's's wee, whether the &deadest. thrush deaden there adduced is repeat uf tbe present cbarge, and that they sure it wag not slurry oobbler, es that wag too expensive. - court. City, taller
ad eases a crowd to gesesable, asd so came an obetructiou. would award the same mowers of f intim to the Prisoner, He was quite sober, and did say thee he helped to pay for On the ard inst. a report appeared in our columns Nov. 31). G. hatiey Alpha-villas. Upper Holloway, and Cheap-
lil C't rolapl ' t-J rk W Illton.place, Cam-
s e, Iy, cool on agen . ea e, e
Mr. Sleigh said that it was trot • enthrone* prosecution. wbo was • foreigeer. the pole*. The defendant made some insulting allusion
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red the er • yen extraordinary outrage alleged to have been cont. hereon, boot and shoe maker-J. Merchant, d Bexley, Kent,
11Ie corporation marely wanted • decision is order to warn The following witnessen were then examined for tbe pri• I e collude
*heat hie Peff-MP trentena (Laughter' H mined upon • gentleman w ile at a house in Herbert- beershop Peeper -T. Maynard, Church-road, tter Edmonton.
ellian. softer. constable bad exoeeded his duty. kenon-Tisames, butcher
street, New North.road, the purport of that statement being journeyman eooper-J. LidgeM, Rheas ,
The noised Judge mid in that case it would be better Tbe Hon. G. Barringtos said-I have known the Baros llim Hurl" Gel° c°nfien'ed tbe statement of the Fnee
h e; briefiy that • Mr. MlLearirs, carrying on tbe blueness of an -W. Jeffery, Annetreet, Pentoosilleroad,Drith-R. A.,..0 B.
Smiths jury should find the alefeualenta guilty, and that de Vidal since the year 11449, and bare been on intimate miter, but further said the constable did not pus h r
e • eer at Pimlico, had been induced, on the receipt of a laneryin SlnnneUntin :beetnjeueen's renmtemb . ceresettlic Malan'
thee should be buanil over in their own recognisance Dot to ternu with him. He has always borne tbe character of • violently, and site begged of him not to make • noue as he
letter written by one Agnes Rooney, whose acquaintance he Louie ri=buryezescent, Pholaco.
Wised again. humane, honourable, and welLooadacted gentleman. mother was 'deep.
t hed contracted at Madrid, to visit her at No. 1, Herberestreet ; DIVIDENDS. •
Mr. Metcalfe and his cheats were perfectly willing to do Lient..Volosel Tarlatan said-I have koowu tbe baron ten Inspector Potter, who wait present, gaidtbe defendan
that be went there on tbe 31st ult., and was suddenly Sept. 13. W. Fryer, Norwich. boot manufacturer-Oet. 9. W.
am big loedship suggested. or twelve yeses, asd I always considered bim a gentleman ID been in the force upwards of three years, and bore • mast
punted upon by two men, named Emil Schelk and Cabal Lord separate estate), Shawfora, Lancashire, cotton mintier.
The jury epee &bat found the defendants Guilty, sad every respect He is of rather • leasty dispogition, arel en- excellent character. .
Hensel, also known to him at Madrid, the former of whom CERTIFICATES to be granted, nano cause be shown to the
aid he clossadered tbe constable had
they were accordingly bound over in their own recognisance tennis. strong political opinions, and sometimes he expremes fife• D'EYneceirt -- ,e. e_e, observed, " I have an account to settle.with you, aed will contrary on or before the day of meeting.
ga am sem .1 item each. Lei amour at she roost te receive theta in rather strong terms. (A laugh.) acted won& but it wen =4 awn,* ease •or eum te me I." tha th b j tl ttacked by Sept. 13. LI. E. Spark, Oxford-street, carver-Sept. 18. W. J.
t It th ithe steed wit it occurred, and law Pay A , t eroon e Was oin y a
tif they should be .ae. upon. and to he of good Priam Demideff said-I am • prince of the Ruasian am- s„ we. ,__,Wla ra. n•' 3_ ...
__., ~. them e harms struggle for limitary mming . that La was Ream pm Kat, erszprntiaeptela C.t.Beall•l7 antH. J. a.
=own r and keep the mace towards her Majesty's pire. I More known the baron 20 years. He is very "e men """ recede*" c""`re "" ."""'"' " ''' many instance. bowel with ropes, carried into an adjoining tiortment, and car:l=i.
methods. hamaenvery social, anal very honourable, And I consider him Crites
• *feeding in the street at that Lour had been found to
I • bbe The dalemAssit was rather dell in there eimnFelicels under deadly threats, t° sign certain dc" -Sept. le It.
pte...10..W. I.l..Wilaon, Cannon-arca:, City, engineer
Hall, Great Watley, Essex, army clothier-Sept. 14.
The following prisoners, who had bees convicted for ifearaMe of committing • crime of this description. p aiming •ro ry.
cements ; that tan violence continued from oue o'clock in it, cooper, Southampton, tailor.
stealing poet-office letters, via, John Smith, Peter Hollins, Viscount Torrington said-I have known the Baron de ~_
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his idea of the romantic. or he wciskl have seen at • glance
the day until five o'clock,„ despite his stifled cries for amis. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
intereOursa ast D " nt and the
Andrew ToWnwin. Alfred Merman, newts 11. Wright, Vidil for ten years, and have been on very intimate sne n'Airn ''' .nn - - - waaa Com. . • • tante; and that but for tbe interference of the girl Rooney, J. Barker, R. Richardson. and T. Sharp, London, potato
Jabots Wrigist, ant William Pearce. were then biceight lap terms with him, and I congider him • most kind, amiable, joung lady. The cemplainant, however, was no; entirely
- wbo was present niewaireza.
1 the whole Ume, the attack upon dealers-T. Aykyn and R. Eykyn, Chauge-alley, Conan!, stock
fer jeilement and sentenced each to four years' penal excellent gentleman. A great many of his friends I know free from blame, as be was a little too sarcastic in his re- ~_
would ie
ea p .tp have teretieeted fatally. brokers-C. Fulforth and O. Ilickling. Nottingham, brick-
entrituale. are abroad at this time, or they would deo have been bore marks and taunts to the constable, although he was, or any nie"
A warrant was subsequently Led for the apprehension millers-J. bresdliem and C' Herbert. Chester' erewial-W'
Another prisoner, named Thomas Raise; who had pleaded berth to big character. other person quite at liberty to stand and talk before the • . .. . . H. Beaumont and C. Steel, Reading, Berkshire, engtneern-J.
loom as nothing improver k olace If the corn- of the three persons mentioned, on a coup of attempteo it Hopkins, H. Hopkins, and J. Hopkins, Liverpool, brush =s-
piky to a charge of forging • receipt, was deo broutht up Mr. It. Porter said: I am_
"a warebotheenter, and Can,' Oa hole " - - "" • ' murder." since which date all proceedings in the matter nutecturne so tar ye Seal* J. Hopkins-J. C. Pawle, J. H.
he judgment, and was seatenced to fifteen mouths' impri- baliaSas in WasSiainak SaaSalande• I have ithown the pigment pressed the case, be must fine tbe defendant.
he have been • profound secret. The police, however, although Bethune and F. , New-lon, Strand. attonseys, so far as
moment with he'd labour. baron for thirty years. Huey him wham he waa in buai- The complainant and the ladw y saidtwthztdid iiitetw,wwisetotww
silent, have been active, sod the following iocidents in con. 0
men". "PmYA373. Bmwn nnd
8.
rrar:•Ci.,trinffnnSatirianneat
TRIAL OF THE BARON DE VIDIL. nese in the City, aad have bought goods of him. I always se
defendant tea be hoed , they ere fi
nexion with this mysterious affair may now be put before 8;- - 2_ipwpolletsale pert.efum.
...era (Ill!. WholtnisPgp, E. Ilishoi, and E.
be had done wrung.
considered him • very respecteble and honourable man. the public.
ve .nnt‘wite, eernepdrai,e i orreseire, cloth mennants-R. 'Epley and
lite following is • fuller report of the conclusion of the Mr. Justice Blackburn then proceeded to sum p. He The defendant ADA then diacharged.
The houses Noe 1 and 2, Herbert-street, are in the been. W. Tina, Orangeareet, Bloomsbury, ttalunongers-W. Cumber.
a trial of tbe Baron de Vide than we were able to give in eidd he did not believe that the jury would have WESTMINSTER. tion of • widow named " Panel:don," whose husband, land and J. , umberland, Beckeialuen, Kent, tailors-J. J. But-
yesterday's E>rese • any difficulty in dismissing front their min& all that Charles Clarks, a boy oely twelve years of age, was remedy in an extensive way of Minnow as • boot and shoe ton aud IL Newton, Highlane, Derbyshire, sickle manufacturers
Puniest Bellantine, addreming Um jury for the pri- they bad heard in reference to this case before they came charged with stabbing Charles Heath, another boy uf the manufacturer in -street, Shonditch, died three -J. Hutchings and I. Hartley, Whitehaven, Cumberialid; ,
It Saar, said the heavy reeponsibilitv now devolved urn into court, and he felt certain that they would not allow sense age, in the left side.
bin of eoaleavouriog to satisfy them that tbe gentle-
men at the bar, a foreigoer, sod • penon of high pose anything to affect their judgment but the evidence that had Charles Neratb, who wore his arm in a sling, and had a
been laid before them. He also thought Hat the coarse bandage round him, said-I live at 4, Church-otreot, Chel- act. • • eee •
years since. • respecting the actual ownership of
the Drollerty resulted successfully for Mrs. Pattendoo in an W. ee°
ion in • few weeks sinoe at tbe Court of Queen • me.
wholesale and retail ironmongers-J. Sheard, U. llebblethwe te,
theworth, and 8. B. Tiliotson, Helfer, Yorkshire,
-.. . carpet manufacturers. so far as regards W. Shuttleworth-R.
ti and J. Nixon, Newcastle-upon-Tpe, chemical manufae.
Ike. &Pilot whom' charecter uP to thu moment not • that had been taken by the goo of the prisoner ought not Ns. My mother and a friend were standing together in the Bench, but it ia understood that Chancery proceedings are turen-le James and W. A. Topley, Prestoinnext-laversham,
syllable bet ever been uttered, was not guilty of the very in any way to operate upon their minds- in point of fact street nearour house talking together, when the prisoner still pending. Neither Mr. 'Menne nor those who as- Lent, englneers-Mary Waddington, T. Wolatenholme, W.
areas effete, of which he was accused. and that the he had given no evidence, and waa altogether out of the came by their side to'bear whet they had to say. I salted
- --- melted him are traced to or can romonably be presumed to Waddington, J. Waddington, T. N'addington, and S. Wadding-
widow* ball altogether faded in establishing the chugs cue, and the jury woulal decide upon the question of the him why he wanted to listen to their conversation, when he have any sham in these truaukjeu, and conjecture •te ton, Heywood, Lancashire, cottonrpinners, so far as regards T.
that was made amend him. He could not help guilt or ineocence of the prisooer solely upon the evi. gave roe some sauce and went away. Directly afterwards Ito another moti,e somewhat more feasible. The girl Welitethelt°6--ei. Madman and J. Lloyd, Wood-street, Cheap-
impressing his opinion in the onset that if he had (mace that wes really before them, eereys bearing in west round by Mr. Lockyer's, the baker, and the prisoner goone • ebl e nd d • h • side. warehousemen-W. Hunt, 1. Hunt, B. Bridge, and JAI.
yis • remar a y use person, • tiring er olne Berrey, Blorwich, Staffordshire, cad masters-itaria Allen.
merely bees called upon to answer the evidence that mind that it was the duty of the tion to suddenly can's and stabbed me wake knife. months' residence as a lodger with Kn. Pattendou, has been IV. Snook*, and H. Nock, Dakeetreet. London-bridge, weld.
had been adduced in support of the prosecution make oat their C. 1114 affiruaatively, sad if any reason- Mr. Aroold-Where did be stab you? frequently visited by Mr. lit'Kentie and the German tects-J. Knibb and J. Sherwood, iliusdaworth, etafforcishire,
be should have had an easy task, but be able doubt existed uPon the evidence that was brought Prosecutor -In the left side, just under my arm. mentioned. Shortly after five o'clock on the dey in qua. pleasure-boat builders-D. A. Kent and .1. R. Kent. Wells-street,
hit that the real difficulty he hail to ecatend forward, the prisoner was entitled to the lemefit of that Mr. Arnold-Do you know anything of him! tion Mrs. Pattendon rammed bane, sad was astonished at at. bases's, tallors-Elizabeth Wood Nicholson and Harriet
Intl woe the extraonlinary amount of prejudice that had doubt He then proceeded to call the attention of the Prossentor-No •heis • stranger to me. meeting Mr. M'Kenzie in the passage, as he was le•ving tbe Agnes Nlchasen• Theent°ll Park' Northumberland, farmers.
bow letrodeeed int° the Saae Winn, Use Pthellisse, and hs jury to the astute of the charge that was made against the Mr. Arnold-Wlnt did yondo wheu he served you am you home. Not • word passed between them, but he wee mani- SCOTCH lIEQUIITIATIONS.
therefore earneetly implored the jury aot to allow any of prisoner, and said that the first count is the indictment, lay? featly in extreme perturbation ; mad on this being men 'for Heti. (I
ITAKILIon Glasgow. counnissiou merchant, August VI, at
ths extraordinary statements that bad been meth pebble in which imputed intent to murder, was • capital offence, and Prosecutor-I told tem to go away. tioned to Mary Ann --, the servant, that youog woman gave e Faculty 'Wow.
/ARRA IMUCILAR, Hooka& boot and shoe maker, August 90, at
wthirenos to this CASs to have any effect upon them, but to the others, whichimpated an intention to maim and diesble, Mr. Aroold-Did you push or strike him?
&side the quake that would be eventually submitted to or to do grievous bodily harm, although less serious, would Prosecntor-I did not ; I never laid a hand upon him. the same minion oi the traneaction as was deposed by Mr. the Sonatas' Library Perth.
M'Ke ei u th addi " Room, ked f • eted GlaegOw, potato merchant, August 30, at the
Pon oa , ng. yas nie or • rope, JA Kee ILLAN,
Ithom epos the evidence, and upon the enlace oaly. The still subject the prisoner to ery • Imo t. if Mr. Arnold-What occurred edter you were stabbed ?
. . severe puma n , which I refused to give, and she then cut oae down from Faculty Hall, Glesogow.
onhappy gestlemen at the bar had the greatest ox.fidenes therefore, they should be of ovpimon that the prisoner had Prosecutor-A lady picked me up and took me to the the ard. I afterwards fetched three bottles of wine, and
y WILLILM Lirmarrora, Glasgow and Govan, smith. August 27, at
In tie mode is which jnstice wan adminietered in thig come inflicted those blows upon bis son the next question far doctor's. I saw Mr. Millman, after he was bound with the rope, the Faculty Hall. Glasgow.
ery. nod he had fearlemle thrown himself upon the bower them to coesider waa, with whi'd intent those blows Mr. Arnold-Aod what became of the prisoner? JAMES Wart% Glasgow, optician, August SO, at the Globe
• but I cannot tell the contente, for other
sad iategrity of • British jury, aed he felt assured that law were inflicted, and whether at was hia intention, ss alleged in Prosecutor-He ran into Lockyees and threw down tbe eign Wine PPS"' Hotel. Glaagow. .
pont wets over the writing. About five o'clock Schell,. A LEX AUDIS BAAL'S Ideeensed, Dundee, Forfaraldre, guarder,
bee would be awarded to him. From his own experience be the first count, to kill him; and if they thought that this was koife, where it was afterwards found and given to my aunt. rand, and Rooney left in • csb, the latter taking all her A USW* 30, at the British Hotel. Dundce.
was well aware of the fearless maws is which a not made out, they would then have to my whether he in. Ann Crib, the aunt, said-I found the little boy at the wardrobe (a very expensive one) with her." Thus mew .
/knish jury performed the duties than were mat epos tended to Jo his son grievous bodily harm. If Hwy should be doctor's bleeding very much at the side, and he wee alter. dettbt ce t • - -ha •
his outrage ving been committed can be enter-
Amu ; but in the present cabs there had been such • fearful of opinion that the evidence did not establish either of tame wards thken to the hospiLsl. The knife was given to me weed. but ti ei net ee dear hew mr. jetieiteieo release
ri WEATHER REPORT.
mount of prejudice introduced, and it bad bees so muck intuits on the part of the prisoner, there would then be half au hour afterwards. was effected.
flim biaLion in almoet every quortu to bold op the °shaper, another question, whether, under the circle:nausea under Police-constable Masking, %"2 A, said-At half-past nine ---
The partial " wanted^ have not been !then, although
=.r as a murderer, who deliberately endeavoured to which diem blown were inflicted, the prisoner was guilty het night I was called and took the prisoner into custody. flume, Ammer 23. BTO 9 LK.
their victim is atilt rly meeting nte uit. Two Goe-
the hied hie sore for the plumes of obtaining pow of unlawful wounding, and this, as it appeared to him, was when he said he knew nothing about it, and I conveyed pro- stables ot the N division- have traced pack from the
insmois of his property, that he amen doubted the power tbe most important point for their conaideration. l'he neuter from the doctor's to St. James's Hospital. B. LH. 1 D. F. C. I. S.
house in Herbert-street to a certain place in the city ; these,
se *henry to divest theasaelyes of the feelings that must law would not putify such ea injury as appeared to Another w't wa call
i nese ' ed te IMPPort the Preaccntinn• however, bave not been called fur and it is almost a cer-
saterely be created by such stateeneata, and he hoped have been inflicted upon the moo of the priaoner Inspector &Ilan, of the D division, said there were two tainty that the trio have gone :broad. &bilk had au
they would excuse him for agate earnestly entreating them in this ease, unleas it was dons in gelf-detence, and persons who had witnemed the offence, who came to the e gineerins coo t with government, and has so uncle in - - -
to do so, and at the mine time saw* tbe„, that if they it would bs for them to say whether there was any statioe and signed the policesheet, sad others could be eeeeen eeun e - t the t f London.
Sive nein aa • C antis at fiel o
theld le indmed le ecoviet dbo Pcia"ner crop "ay evidence that thine &amain bad been committed in self- Produced if neeeleart- U. 71 56 63 W.N.W. r 3
tbereeingsderatiess them the swan testimony that would defence. With regard to the instrument with which the Mr. Aroold-This is • very serious case, and the prisoner Cabal Hemel wss simply his friend. The acted Contenta Naga
of the " documents" aro • roblem that defies auything Aaansomit ars as 52 S.W.
P e I
I laid before them, it would lie a bitter domed for the Injury was indicted, it appeared to him that all tbe evidence must be remanded till this day week. like resionable elucidation, and the whole affair continues Lunt 29.1* so se W. c I
meander of their lives. The learned serpent then pee want to show that what the baron had in his band when he Prisoner's father-Will yea take bail? ey nuance M.BO 58 56 W. e 1
to excite • very strong feeling, particulerly in the vicini
ended to date that os the part of the primmer he most jumped over the palings was more like a huntiag-whip than Mr. Arnold-No, I shell not. ARDROSIAIL - 9.91 58 59 N.N.W. 0 11
i emphatically protented against the seppoution that the asything else ; and he did not see tbat there was any mei- The Prisoner witiethen removed. of its occurrence. Pearnmini Mele A. 56 14. W. b II
=inordinate mum of Preeeedieg that- lied hem wielded duce to show that be wee in ion of • dangerous attalng te. 67 U WNW- s
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GALWAY .. . MIS 43 OD WIC . I
by the apa Wa. in In! way calculated to belie- weapon of any description ; aed the certainly was • nuderial mi. pence barrette ho • tad by Mr Mt THE OPERATIVE BAKERS OF LIVERPOOL.-SinCe
r, w was manic fkagalltollial M 1.98 SO 16 W.N.W. 1
114 him een the l'ontrnry. all thou Proceediege were point in femur of the prisoner in reference to those counts - •'n ' 11' the estaelishment of the National Association of Operative tmetrem
=dunked to injere bun. It woukl have been very mach which imputed to him an intention to murder or • solicitor, of West Ooranestreet, applied to Mi. Woolrych
Bakers in Lunde°, great efforts have leen made to obtain VALINTIA
mese for the advantage of the prisoner Oat his son should so do griev bodil harm. With to
y _ to solicit his interference under the following cireumatences :
the abolition of niebt work in the trade, aod fur the
_pur- etoungyong., wag 00 se se. 1
Ise. oome forward and stated what he bad to gay n am Mr. Pearce said the stagiAnde might possibly remember the condition of the Itmosnere Mee 0 el W. 4
.. • eged motive for tbe commission of tbe crime, grit abou u • eie tam m Ile Ere hi se posed receiving infonnetion relative to
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t aspen year rut ary II y, awi ow a -
end Mee bees subjected to • teneseteamitudios, which the deem to obtai • f h
o pommies o t o Inbred men Mr Trtmeoheere the government cominianouer, has foNDON
ile all prebabilit
e would ham Put the PuY in the goa, he must deem that it was onl7iintKe contuagency •e; .1 end • • • •
--e-BF t° lady deselected habits, was found murdered in her dwelling '• e • /end ' TE- l•th t th ej be DOVIIR lB.ll MI OW ILS.W.
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Ileemes, im of the real fed* of this most *etre. of the son dying without • will that the prisoner would Le rove-street, Mt mond- ,and within the district of the soon an amalgamation throuebout the United Kingdom o rell=rlb 21: :21 : &Iv.
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Thames Police Court, and that a man named James Mut-
oweiwan mot The mg feel ef • Perms ile the Ma- bave buti entitled to tbe money, sad there was no evidence hen the operatives to resist the system of night work intposed PLVUOOTII
übseqh tl eonie ted of th d e '
dm of the momenta refusieg to give evidence, and thereby in refereece to the subject of • will, and therefore bethought -- waB 8 --,,5, - - . "nu m -11) uton them. The operatives of Liverpool held a meeting on pigenkuog sell gg u er. si 3
the natural ileameon that he was "Sanaa So they ought not to give too much weight to tier fact of the his crime on e e DWI. On the discovery of me entre 7, end., evening., f
or the purpose et seeming united action corr.:mum-
weed Ming kis father, and thine sent to prison in the der the police took pouession of the house in tth i bod in obtaining the rieht of only working 111111Olt
y twin. under certain contingencies, likely to come whiki, the ceder wee committed, tea found 'lntend's e r y, • • * • Botesit
hes a the tan ii connequenc-• of ant "'Mi. waS in rtrtre pov•cesion 4 the prisoner. The learned judge th ...led- - m enir• twelve hours in the any, from six in the wonting to the
limit calculated to simile a vast amount of synioatby for • I under Nene rubbish in the coal cellar 48/ in cash
read over the evidence, and coucluded by leaving the mitten - • • • . . same time iu the evening, arid doing away with night work. Lama
litroalli
gmege wee wae plead is such a maritime end tu create an in the heed. of tee jury. Lod • diamond ring antler • mattress. A cheque for The speaker,. who addrused the molting ewelt upon the in.
impre- aem in his favour ; but or behalf aaf tl.e unfortueate I 10/. belonging to Mrs. Emslev was discovered in another •• • eel k by us ten wh f rced them
Tbe jury r•tirad at a quarter to three o'clock, and in ' b. justice matt upon tem e mas , o o
pare. The cash, ring, aud e eque hid ever since been to-
Ileatkilese et the tor. b• deeded e,,,Pladicall7 that he , about tweets. minutes they returnee, into court awl fouud to work in unhealthy cellars, which were frequently devoid EXPLANATION.
obtained any beret from the refusal of his son to give , she isrieeeee I;Aill, of unlawfully wounding, tainted by Insiwctor Keneseey, of the K division of police, of sewerage aud ventilation, for 18 to 20 hours out of every 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea
not front any improper motive but owieg to the litigation ... ee one-hundredth
evidence, and declered at the same team that the I Mi. Justice Blackburn then shire...el the prisoner in the , ~. et, and go urged the necessite if united action to enable ley net, of vertical rise, causing !bout . .
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th oend r bet n ' i aeni ' 'nth dl4
mum be bed Pursued Was oroh more eekelatol followleg terms :-Yea have been foileal &piety by the jury, reel
stew: ' in- w". Clata a Pewit's relating to wie them to carry out the object in view. No resolution was c'ef
yi t. '
itnimonuctiztihtlit ecacrehr6lo iirliTorLee',..l- .ti)eLinzosiol,t4
be *jam the pri•-cmer than if he had given en evidence after a o,ry permed unite of the deceased. Mr. Samuel Wil- comet° by the nutting, but ea aggregreteditliering nto ,"„
t trial. of the 'armee 4 uelser°ll7 Ikons • shocniaker, of No. 6, Salmon' La e, le oho ••• Mane lb-Moistened bulb (for evaporate.* and dew
• dues Wove w.f.,. H. lIVAIM OM 1,11, thvir attent;.*n I. : ..,,,,,,h,„. bat tlynnbayar at the reine time expreseed their clai ' to be next of kin and heir at las- n - im nee' take place this (Saturday) erasing in C
wto the late Mrs. latreet. . point:. a-Direction of wind (true-two points frit ef mag-
the fade :end it appeared ta him that it was almost aloud 1 liiii• A Nov SORT OF COCilit-FIGHTINCL-A siugular more, Ir.-Porce :1 to It-estimated). C.--Ciond (1 to W. 1.-
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forfeited spec m
• ease. He ion that tiara wag not sufficient ennlenoe to auPPort Easley. and took the nee, ry steps in • court of probate
of en 'Wein* for which his . &ere* that yea intended to kill pier Ann, for which a t
ach evidence All had bees ad• ! ...0,,,,....4 eeeth m•
Wit have bees passed upon sou. I o
Rose
submitted to them. ie the fird think tbey were right in corniag to the ocatelusien that you sett,
here volute the slightest evident.. to support the I did sot materna th it intention ; bat they have found yam
tint the mask. whatever it wee, bed bees corn. , guilty of unlawfully worming. After th•
IA verdict by the Will
see;
m'iy datallmsw wasps. awl that. on the costesna jury, lam bound to consider that you did Dot entertain •"--
•id Immo dente %Meths blow was *neck a hone- aa- j -
and li *ethane dm Amain it appeanod to him 'me it ' te
take out letters of administration Mr. William ,eenhibition took
,an attorney, claimed as mortgagee of the real s er° me° -72,,
of the murdered ledy a large sum of money, and • I=l
stationed tbe h es lola
lams bed filed • bill in Clumeery, dated April IG, 1861, ~__mtil a "cited ad no
I thee mod
net Rose, for the purpose id upsetting that mortgage. se",__Pe°P-e' i.e..' dat andiron* three days ego. Initial
packets arrived in the town and light°
r the Hotel de Ville. They waited
semi, and then, to the gurprise of
uced front tile packets • number of t, than b, blue sky :e. clouds (detached) ;f, fog : h, hail :I, ,
Ina, m. misty that
der. 8.-Bea. dist
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In cossequeoce of the unfouoded allegation of tbe detendsint clic", mine -ee an wn:le arn" "'km". them crew rrelahnd rinnilaWr 174ertY
of either of them anions intention. imputed to You ; Rose, that Man Emden died without an heir or next of kin
ui clear that you struck your .on • v:r.z her theesty's Attorney-Gourd disputed the ri ht of as;
e against each other, announcing that the birds were engaged gem ceeet_eorth.n
in • compete. et
ton to see which could crow best. A. many ea aouth geglaae_sonth
flbag A* l hew) oPos visa. lb., reswestiss soughs to violist blow, aad from the nature of the wou • • twenty cock. were engaged, sod eventually the larger cocks
antahlia h the dere. .
WWI ea. it the plaintiff as heiraitdaw asd also as oce of the next of kin.
. , ae ...at absurd and isamolotit. there Is no doubt also that you struck him and the Au° er eteee6ienesend bee. e were declared the winners. A collection mado,by the mea
tom were relied es to believe? Why, that with the heavy end of the whip. Ido sot think it at all • 1 rn
- • •
sm • sothewo *mem! the Primen heal iseeieled his wei into int Isle that there y lave been Borne p lounge* I 7 me • ;arty to th
suit. a consequence of an application m the Master of the law..
th the eensent of all Indies to
the elomtl7 fee the Mules* el morderieg him. end that he between son mod although it was wro f r on to strike mitieet• soda wi
pe, , i t .111",,„„suilt" M,,,.„.r. amply recompensed them for their trouble in giving the ex.
THE GRFAT EASTERN.-The Great Eastern 8 still
=441 kis.' lt with se shortie e
_v women hat mealy with • your em 'a
1:11 if eau heal struck him with othpe I ht wed ---•••' 'Limn. -ma
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kilt sod t tg er appointed receiver of t w rents asd profits of the estate. bring in t 0 our. an f n van wee y.n • Dlt. LIVIIeiISTON 5• o, overcas
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. '-'8 EXPEDITION.-The following
id ortone • "
letter bas been received from Dr. L n . On beard
Pioneer, at Sea, Feb. 15. 1861. My dear Sir,-I gin desired
" 'he Ph" he game enwa hew that officered he tbe wh'ip 1 .tha.ll.l Dot have telt myself called a - by Mr. King to enclose an answer to his communication of
Is lie vied freigeneel, adjoining a public tiewoughfare, mid te Hi (Kr. Pearce) now applied to his worship to request that 30.000 persons without, so ar as we can learn, the slightest Se t. 13, 1860, to vole You will see that I canon mum-
fleas • uvere seetence. When, however, it appears that be would order the polioe to deliver to th teeei at. .1 hitch in the arrangemente for tbe landing or embeskation. P their skill in Africa. We
where' if he had ant hese 1". 4" ""mbit SI" 'Tiros* the you struck him with the heavy end of the whip and intl. ted e- - - eve --'` sh 'II V • d . th h I f k f mend our coloured brethren to try ,
red
snood hie vieties would endaisly bave Wee benne It be 'r. . iflitt 'es po him I feel bouod to u pointed by the Court of Chancery the mooey, ring. and ewi con inne on view unng ewo e o next wee .is ter found that our K roomen even, from N't est Coast, suffe
Ird redly c.seriait..l any owsh Wises inteetion whet we., ye- mem"' .• rat n"
n • to heee to h • '
Pm • m• cheque to the cusitody of which Mr. Peachey wea cutely en. which she will bmin to take in cargo for her next trip,
from fever • and it is well known that residence in a healthy
is re. hmeme aam body? Ho had Las; saes vet. nentnnCe. Un I°T7 Pees see titled. which will take Oan early in September. The directore, we r rend
' tb m mite as liable, perhaps more
c undo ero e '
, ,is a protects upoo • person an your painter ; Ina I feel understand, hays been compelled. in coneequeuce of the eb- , ibe „et
lie seigliboarhool with him Soule din-nation took place, in the coarse of which the se Europeans ; a slight attack
eenew• awl if e" ead that, under all the circonwraosee, I csonor do otherwiee worthy magistrate exprewied some doubt whether he had demand for additional first-class berths, to iltup a number of -' - - -- off
' el V' ' Falls
succeeded le SalTsasli „ aWa
_______ ,a. aerPwist,
_, iris*" than to order you to be iro rimmed aad kept to hard labour "to • re •' h I • tate - - Oates them. W hen lat y at uterus
imemedi-e• aletecting newt saes emmen ; lIIIIS tee only result f - Phe power tote ere in t e nutter. t wan ultimately ar- new s !falai. . , , . my brother had a severe attack, took our remedy, mat
or the spree of twelve meet . ranged that the applioant should leave the papers bearing frt
tkevertmentent. j-MOLLOWAT'S OENTMENT ANn the
_eta" tee" have ilk" Pians_es linualue elm"' heee, the fewierthre Tb • red I deal lated hth • • .....,,e_. - marched next d.sy on foot. Africans do not possess
e prrioner armee a pot NCI wen e gen upon the proceedings referred to in the bands of th Pitta.-The scrofulous and consumptive will find In these noble and need about as mabv comforts
ee blw ble Mice tb• *Whoa . ~,".te, .vwfare le the, ;retool tuns wu pronoun-ed. mod wben the teamed judge had con- ' ' r • • • ee '-es-- ed ke fcu • i ry, b energe of Enrieeither • • - •
salmi el 'mere that heal bassa lannn°"• 6° tnoulnt Ili It" clotted be- al ed •d 1 f the dock. trate, who would give his decision on • future day. rem he t means 0 tine on eel humours which ori-
The event of most iutereet and importance in this out-of .the.
w k ram y out 0 pima, and prolong their en:arises. The Ointment should be „ •
no is lb ' • I of Bishop Mackenzie and hie staff
gent. jutted is marine that the wounds neon tin head of WANDSWORTH. well rulaied twice • day upon the skin as near as possible to the worn, reg-'- - 8 •rr" 4
iir emu run one of • very imiznillaint Aaron...T. It ! hem
Ja,,e Nwleage, • respeetalds-lookno, young woman, was part affected. It will penetrate and set most wholesomely and of minsionaries. They look • fine set of fellows all of t ,
IPS. tea., ea finale. that he keg a coaseletelale piaster of : NEW COURT. brought up on remand before Mr. D;yman, charged with , encrlfeticalir on the eineasee verdure. It manifests a won- and the bishop is without doubt tbe A 1 of the petty. They
. . _ -_ .. . .

'lle following in a fuller report of the conclusion of the
anal of the Baron de Widil than we were able to give in
yesterday's ifirrei
Herjeaat Ballistics, addressing the jury for the pd.
saw, said the heavy responsibility DOW devolved upon
Ma of endeavouring to satisfy them that the gentle.
1111111 at the bar, a foreigner, and a person of high peel
boo, against whose character up to thin moment nob •
sellable bail ever been uttered, was Dot guilty of the very
=nous Widow of which he was seemed. and that the
(widows had altogether faded in establishing the charge
that was made against him. He could not help
expressing his opinion in the onset that if he had
merely heeu called upon to answer the evidence that
had bees adduced in support id the prosecution
be 'lmola have had an easy teak, but he
Mkt that the real difficulty he had to contend
with was the extraoplisary amount of prejudice that bad
bees introduced into the are aphid the prisoner, and he
therefore earnestly implored the jury not to allow any of
the extraordiaary statements that bad bees made public is
refersom to this caw to have any effect upon them, but to
amide the questing that would be eventually etibmitted to
item upon the evidence, and upon the evidence only. The
'loppy pastimes at the bar had the greatest cordidenee
to the mode is which Pieties was administered in this coun-
try, and he had (milady thrown himself upon the honour
sad iotegrity of a British Puy, and he felt assured that jus-
t*, would (*awarded to him. From his own experience be
was well aware of the leafless manse, is which a
britiah Jury performed the duties that were mat upon
Asia ; but in the present cam there had been such a fearful
mount of prejudice introduced, and it had bees so much
lie fashion in almost every quarter to hold up the unhappy
~rroerr as a murderer, who deliberately ends& to
artroy the life of his son, for the teepee* of obtaining pow
imam of his properly, that he aimed doubted the power
d Mopn to divest themselves of the feelings that MUMS
altersly be created by such *totems's*, &oil he hoped
Mey would excuse him foe again earnestly entreating them
to do so, and at the same time assuriug them that if they
boald I-o indeed to convict the prisoner upon say
thorconsideratioss than the sworn testimony that would
Illaid before them, it would be a bitter thought for the
@minder of their lives. The learned serjcant then pro.
,moiled to state that on the part of the prisoner he noel
emphatically protested await the suplosition that the
eatraordinary course of prorwedieg that had been adopted
by the son was in any grey calculated to bere-
ft him ; on the root:Dry, all those promediegs were
ealeulated to injure him. Ii would have been very much
more fie the advantage of the prisoner that his son should
lam co:ae forward and stated what he had to my,
sad have hem subjected to a crossexaminetroo, which
ii all probability would have pat the jury is
pesemeioo of the real feet. of this most ears.
egegary elm. The very feet of a person in the pciai•
bon of the pi onseutor refusing to give evidence, and thereby
enctici the salami impress WO that ho was anxious to
ovoid miens& he father, sal Ming seat to prime in the
bee of the jury in eamemence of that clued, was ia
itself calculated to ',Kilo a vast amount of sympathy for a
win was placed in inch a positron, and M areas astrre..i.es in his farmer; but on behalf of the enberbmeate '
esintlesma at the Nu, he denied emphatically that be
obtained any limieflt from the refusal of Ida sou to give
evidence, and declared as the some time that the
nerve he had pursued wee Ina moor ealcslatesl
to illpliFe the psi- ouer that V be had gives his evident'
• dews time. ot er . He weedd sow call their attent.an to
OM feet. ; end it appeared be Idle that it warn almost almond
be mita jury to move* any ene of an offerer for which hie
If& might be forfeited epee seek evidence ea had bees ad•
Arad Mate ease. H. euhonitteol to them, Is the first
plasa,that there was not the slightest evidence to support the
meggeetim that the malt, whatever ft was, had bees eon).
meted I* say dragermse weapon and that, on the meteor!.
them meld Mao &ghetto* the blow was struck a bone.
step, and by sauna' dm. Amin, it appeared to him
that the theory upon Niel the priweestios sought to
imiablidi the charge was read aimed and iinpiehable.
Wbst err it the jury mew stilled on to believe! Why, that
me • amoner evening the mienon hail i a v.,i !led his ism into
Obeeneatry for the purpose of 111Uhi,r1111: him, end that he
hiss. lf with so dearth weapon, hut merely with •
sad the plans he chose was • lane that appeared
le b• freqsftteri, adpnatm; a piddle thurouganyn, and
eu:4if be had sot bees seen to commit the •-eireir, the
his victim would certainly have beim heard. If he
Ind may entertained any such imam, intention, what wan
Il• to,. homes, of the body? He had Ises sem in
the iteisibleautiocei with hie sot, and if be had
sismanded is enmities eat his snip...v.l intention
Mr mdhate detection ainet have easued ; mid the only result
that could have takes place mast have 'revs the forfeitur..
of be hie upo• the resfoid. With regent to the actual
aslant of *jury that had bees inflicted, be thought be was
oplliejestiled in eating that the wooed' upon the head of
• ghb loose men oars of a very isaireilleint charaet.r. It
• mar tem. se deal*, that he lost a comiderahle quantity of
. Munk hat this very fironeatly. occurred from a very sft•llt
s Wow. owl it was proved ti•at be west to his own lodging
in 1..." on the Male eight, end that on the follow.t.g
fitendivi he was vreUservagla to go to the house of hi. relAtive
ralistfordeitin ; and it we. perfectly clear, therefore, that

Da. LIVINURTONE'S EXPEDITION.—The following
letter bas been received from Dr. Livingstone "On board
Pioneer, at Sea, Feb. 15, 1861. My dear Sir,—l am desired
by Mr. King to enclose an answer to his communication of
Sept. 13, MO, to you. You will see that I cannot recom-
mend our coloured brethren to try their skill in Africa. We
found that our Kroomen even, from West Coast., suffered
from fever ; and it is well known that residence in a healthy
climate renders them quite as liable, perhaps more
so, to he cut off as Europeans; a slight attack
prostrates them. When lately at Victoria Falls
my brother had a severe attack, took our remedy, and
marched next day on foot. Africans do not possess the
energy of Europeans, and need about as many comforts.
The event of most intereat and importance in this out-of-the-
world region is the arrival of Bishop Mackenzie and hie staff
of missionaries. They look a fine set of fellows all of there,
and tie bishop is without doubt the A 1 of the party. They
appear to have sound practical views of the work before
them, rind with all my heart I wish them *access. We have
a real ,teamor at last, and, with God's blessing, will now do
some ..rvice. Our hindrances have turned out for the boat,
but uu tLanka to the :.gents who hindenal us."

[Advertisenaont.]—LlOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND
Pll.LM.—The scrofulous and consumptive will And In these noble
remedies the means of casting oat the bad humours which ori-
ginate and prolong their sufferings. The Ointment should be
well rubbed twice a day upon the skin as near as possible to the
part affected. It will penetrate and act mot wholesomely and
energetically on the diseased enmity.. It manifests a won.
derbil power in removing all taints frnen the blond, and route.
garntly in curing a multitude of chronic ailments which seemed
to be almost irremediable. In all constitntlmod complaints
Liolloway's purilying Pills should be taboo while his Ointment is
being used; froth remedies will readily bring about a cure of
sesofula, scorbutic eruptiods, and ulceration's.

NEW COURT.
Illefore the Common Serjeardl
Ikary 24, grnevr, and Frederick Meer, Drab,
29. elerk, were nelictea for forging an order for the delivery
of two tiercen o,f sugar, the property of Leclerc, Driest.
Hodges, sad another.

Jape Natledge, a re+peieb4-looking young woman, wan
brought up on remand before Xr. Dayman, charged with
stealing a purse cont. g a sovereign and seven shillings in
silver, belonging to George Niel:obis, a labourer.
The CAM was somewhat singular. The prosecutor lodged
at No. 6, St. John's.place, York.road, Battersea, and slept in
the back parlour with another man named George Groan.