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WIAIII IRVING.
Office of the Inspector-General of Imports and
Exports, Custom house, London, May 30.

ARLIAMEN TAR Y DIV IS] ON

(From the rotes and Proceedings of the House of Commons )
MONDAY, JUNE 8.
STAINES AND RICHMOND JUNCTION RAILWAY BILL.
Bill be
O rde r read for resuming adjourned• Debate on question, " That the
re-committed to the former Committee :"—Question again
proposed; Debate returned 7—Question put. The House divided :
MINORITY—AYES, 61.
Ackers, James Duncan, George Molesworth, Sir W.
AgllollbY, H. A. Duncombe, T. Muntz, GF.
Allix, J. P.
Arkwright, Cr.
Arundel, Earl of Dundas,Dundas FA.dmiral Neville,rphaitpi
sootnt ;
James
jalophh
Elphinstone, H.
Reid, Colonel.
Austen, Colonel Forster, Mathew
Scott, Francis
Bailey, Joseph Gore, W. 0.
',dile, Sir W.
Bailey, J., jun. Grosvenor, Lord B.
Beckett, William Hastie, A.l
Bodkin, William H. Hodgson, F.
Bowring, Dr. Hodgson, R.
Bridgeman, H. Hope, Sir I.
VTTTSTrnl7l:rnecobnrarineeacir,d3CGg'hße.eTii:H.SiThir.oarhEdn.
Hudson, Georg.
Watley, T.
Bretherton, J.
Hume, Joseph
Wilshere, W.
Busfeild, William
James, William
Butler, Colonel
Carew, W. P.Christie, W. D. Johnstone, Sir J. Winnington, Sir T.
Keinbie, H. Wood, Colonel
Lockhart, W.
Chute, W. L. W.
Mackinnon W. A. TELLERS.
Collins,Co William
A 111111
ia7nnagersi te, tic
R.
'at. AlexanderD. Wood, Colonel
oelhonarellesT.
Douglas,
Denison,

MAJORITY-NOES, 68.
Antrobna, Edmund Gore, Robert Repton, G. W. J
BaiHie, H. J. Hall, Colonel Ricardo, J. L.
Baldwin, Barry Hamer, Sir John Russell, C.

Baring, F. T. Hill, Leid Marcus Seymcr, Henry Rer
Baring, W. B. Jollitre, Sir W. H. Seymour, Lord
Barrington, Viscount Langston, J. H. Smythe, George
Bell, John Lascelles, E. Somerset, Lord G.
Bentinck, Lord H. Lascelles, W. S. Stanstield, W. R.
Blackburne, J. I. ' Layard, Captain Stanton, W. H.
Cavendish, G. H. Leslie, C. P. Stuart, Lord J.
Chelsea, Vise. Loch, James . Strait, Edward
Cholmondeley, H. Lowther, Sir J. Trollope, Sir J.
Clerk, Sir G. Matheson, James Turner, Edmund
Collett, John Mauls, Fox Villiers, Viscount
Craig, W. G. • Mitchell, T. A. Wall, C. B.
Cripps, William Mundy, E. M. Wellesley, Lord C.
Denison, J. E. Ord, William Williams, W.
Dugdale, W. S. Oswald, Alexander Wrightson, W. B.
Entwisle, W. Parker, John Wynn, Sir W.
Estcourt, T. G. Peel, Jonathan Wyse, Thomas
Heiden, William Pendarves, E. W.
Fitzroy, Henry Plamridge, Captain TEL
Flower, Sir James Pollington, Viscount Dundas, LER
David.
Gill, ThemesPuleford, Robert Berkeley, H. F.

ALLEGED MURDER -IN
SHAD WELL
•
On Monday Mr. Baker resumed the investigation into the
circumstances attending the death of Anne Sloman, in the
house in Labour-in Vaiu-street, Shadwell.
Evidence has been given that the still -and apparatus'
which were in the house were hastily removed by a man
and his wife, named Darlow, just before the police broke
open the door, and discovered the dead body, lying in the
passage, where the prisoner, by his own account left it while
he went to the residence of the Darlows, and directed them
to remove the still.-

On Monday the following additional evidence was given :
William Darlow, of Jamaica-place, Limehouse, scum
boiler, stated that the deceased had worked for him in that
trade for two months np to her death. Gibbins cohabited'
with the deceased. On the morning of Monday, the Ist of
June, witness proceeded to the house in Labour-in-Vain-
street with his cart, and Gibbins assisted him in removing
some coke and treacle from the cart into the house. The
witness admitted the still was his, and that his wife gene-
rally worked it. The treacle was brought into the house
for the purpose of illicit distillation. On the afternoon of
Monday, the Ist of June, witness again called at the house
in Labour-in-Vain-street. The deceased and her mother,
the wife of witness and his child, were also there. Gibbins
had previously left to fulfil an engagement to turn a
swing in Stepney fair. When he last saw the deceased he
gave her at her request 25., and she handed one of therm to
her mother. The deceased said she would go to Stepney
fair, and see if her husband (Gibbins) had anything to eat.
The deceased was allowed ss. per week to clean the place,
andkeepanid childnquisi frtiveetn thepeople houseoutof theen mheonudseey.
eHveeneg, end
removedi
his wife
the deceased was then from home. He returned in his
tes and said the deceased had
chaiertwtoifeHtigeh-thstereielet,esSehaindwLeall, heaubroinve-vnamine-eot'reeleoct.k, asnhde serne!
turned in about ten mum ,
not returned. He then went home On Tuesday morn-
ing, about seven o'clock, Gibbins came to his house and
said, "My wife is dead. I sent her home at one o'clock
in the morning, and I came home at three myself, and found
she had fallen down stairs and broken her neck."
A juror—Are you certain is to the time? Witness—Yes,
I am. I then asked him if he had told anybody of his wife's
death ? and he said, " Only one party, and that he was going
to make his wife's mother acquainted with the affair directly.'
aJnudsteaasrt, heacwcoams gpaoinnigedobuyt amt3t,hievifdeo,or, he said, " Bear a hand,
ir e
and get out these things for God's sake; I don't wish to do
youn- any - ht ar
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-I o
mimmediatelyn wh o p
wasrtoescteatenhdde house
d with my horse
a"nd aw
us through her dwelling, No. 7. I got over the palings into
standing
n aLdambiotutea
Labour-
in-Vain-street, va n
the yard of the house No. 6, and a voice said, " Make haste,
make haste; the police are breaking open the door." I
then got in at the window, and handed the still out to my
wife.

A juror—Did you get it out easy? The witness—Yes, very
easy..
A juror—Are you aware of a water-butt being under the
window ? Witness—l can't swear whether there was a water-
butt there or not. There was a small ladder raised against
the wall, and when Gibbins came to my house he said he had
left the door unfastened. ‘Vheu I heard a noise at the front
door I made my escape through au empty house. My wife
came to me half an hour afterwards, and I went to Tooley-
street and left my child there.

By the jury—The still was at work on Monday afternoon
at three o'clock, under the direction of my wife. Gibbins
appeared like a mad person when he came to me on Tuesday
morning. I did not see the body in the passage. I was in
too much of a hurry to remove the still.
. _ _

Martha Darlow,-the wife of the last witness, confirmed the
evidence of her husband.

The inquiry was again adjourned until to-morrow (Wed-
nesday) at ten o'clock.
The jury desired the coroner to forward a requisition to Sir
James Graham, the Home Secretary, to have the prisoner
Gibbins brought before the Court on the next inquiry.
The CORONER said he would comply with the request of
the jury. It was very desirable the prisoner should be pre-
sent to hear the evidence.

POST-OFFICE NOTICE.
THE FOREIGN MAILS.
The following notice, relative to the arrival and departure
of the foreign mails, was yesterday affixed at the Chief-
office, St. Martin's-le-Grand :
....

- . -
The Peninsular, &e., Mails—The next mails for Lisbon,
Madeira, Portugal, Spain, and Gibraltar, will be dispatched
from hence on the 17th instant.

The above mails of yesterday, Bth inst., dispatched by the
Madrid.

India, &c., Mails, viii Southampton—The next mails for
Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, lonian Islands, Egypt, India, and
China, vid Southampton, will be dispatched from hence on
the evening of the 20th inst.
West Indies, &c.—The next mails for the British colonies
in the West Indies (except Honduras), Bermuda, Madeira;
the foreign colonies (except Havannah), Chagres, New Gre-
nada, Venezuela, San Juan de Nicaragua, &c., will be dis•
patched from hence 17th inst. -
The Clyde due 22d June.
Madeira, Brazils, and Buenos Ayres—Her Majesty's brig
Seagull will sail on the arrival of the letters posted in Len-
don up to Saturday, the 6th.
The next mails will be dispatched on the 7th July.
Her Majesty's brig Penguin, due on the 20th May, has not
yet arrived.

- America—The next mails for British North America,
Bermuda, and the United States, will be dispatched on the
18th inst.

The Britannia, due on the 15th inst., will convey the
above mails.

holland—The next mails will be dispatched by the Co-
lumbian on the morning of the 10th inst.
Holland—The next mails dispatched by the John Bull on
the evening of the 9th inst. (this evening).
Rotterdam—The next mails dispatched by the Batavia on
Saturday the 13th inst.