The Sun.
London, England, 1864-12-15 00:00:00

POLICE IN TELLIGENCE,--Dec. 14,

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
SINGULAR, APPLICA.TION.—A well-dressed mall, wha
had some time been seated in court, suddenly entered the
witness box, and addressing Mr Tyrwhitt in a serious tone,
earnestly begged to make a statement, which be said Weill
be found to contain matters of no common importance'
He would be as brief as circumstances would admit. First
he must state that he had made the acquaintance soma tune
ago of a lady of groat attainments, but of no propertr4
lady who in fact had so far sacrificed herself to her children
as to reduce herself to complete indigence. He had meue
a vow to her to see her through her difficulties, but beta:4
as far as pacuni try matters wore concerned, somewhat sir t.
larly circumstanced, he had suggested that they alleu;„
unite their fates and fortanes, and make a joint effort t"
raise themselves into that position in society they were ell'
titled to occupy. But he found that he could not marry the
lady, as she had a husband, from whom, however, she se
separated, but could not get a regular divorce in 0013,5,-;
quence of being without funds. They had talked over 'as
matter together, and finding that marriage in Ireland 11;
a ceremony, in Scotland a declaration, and in England 68
affair of money, had come to the determination to for
union which should be binding on each other. At the eel:
time they entered into the compact that if they failed 3
raise themselves into a higher position they would corael'd
suicide. The drugs were purchased, and they coati heir
together; but failing in their object they reconsidered to
determination, and had resolved to separate and toes..
tinue to exist. He now begged to hand over to them a,go
trate the bottle containing the poison, as a proof that
-
rash resolves had been quite given up.
Here the Applicant gave the magistrate soractlans

wr
M r paped up in paper.
Tyrwhitt—What is this—poison ? I da not see

am required to receive it. Take it to the police.
The Applicant continued—This was the first part of iii 4.
case. The second was, if possible, of greater importio.cto
He was desirous of assistance in raising himself agailli:ito
that position he once filled, and which he felt be ought

occupy.
Mr Tyrwhitt—What has a magistrate to do with such 9
matter ? is
Applicant—lf a gentleman of your large expericllCOl
concert with the Earl of Shaftesbury and Sir Edward
ton Balwer, men who have studied life, and who are dee!) do
skilled in its mysteries, will join with the all powerful Pr ill
in this work, I cannot for a moment doubt that theY
DA'
at once decide on the value to be placed on my mora
l
dition and intellectual attributes.
Mr Tyrwhitt did not appear to think there wow, ,a
much difficulty in that matter. He had no time to deco-,
to such affairs. He could not answer for the decision
any other gentleman, and, as he had no control over the
press he must refer the applicant to ite conductors.

The bowed -and r.
• orde
The bottle,Applicant when examined,etired was found to contain -
liquid of a pungent character.

COUNTRY MASTS.

LYNN—TUESDAY. 1,, of
At our market to-day thera was a very short suPl3;:tes.
English wheat, which sold slowly at about previous t last
Barley, beans, and oats moved off at the quotations 01 '
week. 346
36 to „0,
White wheat 43s to 45s / Barley . .......... 3
..285 2° to 3,
R.,,d..
21s t° Beans .34s to 36s 1 Oats ..... . to .....$
--s
01d... 36s to 38s 1 Peas

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE—TUESDAY. the
The market was attended by a very small number of all
trade to-day, and the business was languid, wheat fitly
qualities making previous rates. Barley dull, and s"boo
lower quotations. Malt inclined to be lower. Beaus
cheaper, and peans unchanged. 11‘.
e
Averages Wheats, 38s 7d—barley,- 30s Od--"u
—s Od—oats, 21s Id—peas, —s Od.

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