The Sun.
London, England, 1862-12-02 00:00:00

HEARTLESS MURDER IN DUBLIN•

This day a woman named Catherine Gavan was broffo;
up at Capel-street police-office, charged with the
murder of her male infant child, by drowning it in a 10-
near the " mound" in the Phoenix-park. The prismiert
who was in custody of Acting-inspectors Smith and lilegA
of the G division, appears to be about 25 years of age, su,
of dark complexion ; her eyes are black and deeply set, her
brows seem to protrude more than they really do owing.°
her low narrow forehead receding. Her mouth is hoge!
heavy, and sensuous, and her nose is sharp and slighiii
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hooked. The general expression of her face is sinister
the extreme. She was decently dressed, and did not 1113:
pear to be in indigent circumstances. It will be rerael
bered that a few days since the body of a male lufst
was found drowned in a pool near the mound in the Par:‘
Mr. Davis, county coroner, held an inquest, when it tra11:;
pired in evidence that a woman was seen near the P'ai.
where the body was found with a child in her arms fine
very suspicious circumstances. On the medical testinioaie
it was proved that the infant had been drowned, and
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jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against some Per:be
or persons unknown. The clothes which had been 00
body of the infant were returned by the police, and were ta/t.to
by Smith and King to the several lying-in hospitals ill the
city and to the North and South Union Workhouses.
the North Union Workhouse they discovered that Csi"i;
rifle Gavan had been there and had been delivered of a_lluas,
infant about two months before this day they proceeded
the North-wall where the accused was in the habit of se a
ing fruit. They told her that they were policemen titto
that they wanted to know what she done with the fillenlo
child of which she had been confined in the hospital of
North Union Workhouse. She replied that her child If 7.
dead and buried, and that it died in her arms in the strete
They then took her into custody and conveyed her to eit'o
detective office where the clothes which were found 00
; ted
deceased child were shown to her. These clothes coooll
of too flannel petticoats, a portion of a plaid shawl, ala
shirt. She was cautioned not to say anything that 'relies
criminate herself, as it would be used against her on 06
trial. She then said—" There is no use in denling, the
truth—the clothes are mine." During the time that er
foregoing facts were being given in evidence the Pr's -,130
remained quite unmoved, and seemed to treat the fes' •
charge preferred against her with the greatest indifferene
She is not married and resided in Meath-street. Sh°te°thile'
trived to earn a comfortable support by selling fruit Bs.i'die;
steamers and at the shops on the North-wall. The Pre
and the
magistrate (Mr. Stionge) said that he would. rem

case to Monday.
It is supposed by the police that the accused is the we . 4
who was seen with the child at the park on the evening
g,
the murder was committed. She was taken up to Gra11,,73,
goram prison in close custody, after leaving the court, low'.
ing quite unconcerned.

GOUN2.RI' MARAJ:ipS.

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COLCHESTER—Nov. 29. • Door
A fair supply of wheat at market, but mostly d pale
condition. Fine samples keep up their price, Ili" A vetiO
in other sorts was dull. Barley as of late. Beans 0.11. F
were in buyers' favour. 36°
Wheat, white. 46s 52s Beans, Mazagan..34s 4/0
red 42s 48s middle & 5ma11.363 44s
Barley
Oats 2os 26s gray ...... 38°

GLOUCESTER—Nov. 29.
We had a moderate supply of wheat from the farl33,er°,o
to-day. Trade fair, and prices were at fully last we
e „„a
rates. Foreign whea was rather more inuired after, 070'),
unchanged in value q
Barley, oats, and beans not /31
altere,tl.

CHELMSFORD—Nov. 28'
market vilfsb
The supply of good wheat to-day at the beitioted 0'
greatly improved, and in some instances rsaY
is per qr higher. Spring corn a slow business.. 375 40:
Wheat, old white 37s 53s t'eas, Partridge" '39s 430
new 37s 49s White ********** 38
0
old 80
old red 42s 48s Boiling ......... ~As
......0
new 38s 46s Dun ............ '",,
Barley 28s 35s Ditto new ...... 340
Chevalier 2Bs 38s Beans, Tick, old .......s
no
Grinding.. 22s 30s new• • 35, 4vo
Malt....
Chevalier 64s 69s new • •305
•,,,
Oats 20s 28s Mazagan ..... • '

KIRKCALDY GRAIN—Noy. 29. .0.
of grsl
To-day there was a large supply of all kinds gee
Sales slow. Wheat and oats at is decline on "
prices. Barley sold at last week's rates.
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First....4os Od I 28s Od I 22s Od
Second ..49s Od 29s Od 23s Od
Third....s4s Od 32s Od 24s Od

ARKET.
the close of the mar
Walls ETA. 0, 69
.11 6
Acorn C105e......'' 9
Tunstall ........ • 0' .17
..
Eden ............... ,6
Hetton ............ iS,
Hartlepool ........ 16 3
Trimdon Hartlepool .•iis 4
Kelloe ...
South Kelloe.. .. . 17 9
South Hartlepool..o 16 3
Russel's Hetton .......
Cassop ... 16
.
Clennell. ............
:et, 70; sold, 43.

COAL N
(Prices of Coal per Ton al
s. d.
Bell's Primrose .15 0
Carway and Duffryn
Malting 23 6
Do. Anthracite 21 6
Byass's Bebside West
Hartley ....15 6
Holywell ..17 0
Hastings Hartley ....15 6
West Hartley 15 6
Lambert's West Hart-

ley 15 6
North Pelton Gas 15 0

Ships at marks

Snow fell rather heavily two nights 1114.14,°
neighbourhood of Lons-le-Saulnier (Jura), partiew-td.
the valley at the entrance of which the town is situ(' rea
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BIRTHS. WO'
BLOOR—On the Ist inst., at Medina Villas, 'jackal,
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G. M. loor, of a d ,
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67, Onslow-s
KOE.—On the Ist inst., at 10, Orsett-terraeo llYole'r
the wife of Stephen L. Koe, Esq., of S °IA.'
(Flare, .iie,..
I‘l.4ll3o(WlNiTCOTlLlehttet.2ltohlOunietlißartyan milman, au Fosi
of a daughter.

MARRIAGES. 01/
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BURNETT—ALLENDER.—On the Ist inst., at 5011
of the Holy Trinity, Haverstock-hill, Ilelanderof Ste'
Burnett, F.1.A., to Mary Agnes, eldest daughtcr
GlGl3rßeeNnws—ichß,lt°Plhvillip—
phen Allender, of Hawley-road, Kentish-too:6E00P;
GClbtohnes2, Brow Emily Sarah, elder daughter of Hy. Geo.
Higham House, Blackheath. 7Ethsciu.l,tl. ult.,
sSaagien,t

AsAuxwonorTtith.,-1-tgOend tBhoe.2BDthEuAltT.,HatSD. aventrY, Miss
Big 8 Ed Ee
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Esq., aged 67. JeVj
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HARDING,—On the 28th ult., at Dawlish, John 0(114°5'
Esq., aged 72. la
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STEVENS.—On the 30th ult., Valentine Stevens, Esc grew
publisher, of Bell-yard, Lincoln's-inn, and Brook
Hammersmith, aged 69. ..,2 Stsill.
Tuonumo—On the 29th ult., George Thorpe, of I°l
ing-lane, 8.C., aged 37.
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MidCliceo.-11104001 Doccuter 2, 1862.