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his hiding place and seized hold of the prisoner, and took
him to the station. On searching him he
found three pin," of chocolate in his pocktt and one piece in his hand. Tue
Prisoner was employed in the Exhibition to clean
machinery.
Dlr. Gatti identified the chocolate as his property.
The prisoner, who offered no defence, was committed to the
[louse of Correction for ten days, for unlawful possession.

i'llE COUNT DE B 0 CA RIVIE.
A letter from Mous says:—" The Count do 13000°36
has appealod to the Court of Cassation against his sen-
tence. The Countess, on returning to the prison,
had a violent nervous attack. Her children were
brought to her, and their presence tended to restore
her. She left the prison about two o'clock in ,the
morning, and went to the house of M. ffartnigmes,
one of her counsel. A report is current that, she is about to set off for G,rmany. M. de Bo"
carme sent on Sunday for the curb of Mons, who imme-
diately went to him. His counsel. for whom he testifies
the warmest gratitude, has never left him since his con-
demnation." Another letter, 15th, says:—"
with which M. de Bocarnie heard the sentence of death
did not cease for a moment during the
night. On returnin 1-•
g to .13 cell the Count thre.w
h mself on his knees, and remained some time 1/
prayer. His first words on receiving the visit of his
she
counsel were, At least my wife is -acquitted, and
will be able to take care of her children.' 1.,./r„
gendarme charged to watch over him said to his
counsel, I never saw such courage as his. I but
placed here to prr,vent him from killing himself, u","
you may without; fear give him a loaded pistol or 13e.
The calm
coact), as he does not think of suicide.' During
the whole of the trial M. de Bocarme prayed, for some,
time, on return ing from the court. Madame de Bocarree
appasra perfectly indifferent to the fate of her husband;
it in, howeve7:., reported that she intends to go to Brus-
sels to demand his pardon of the Ring. In the course of
the day de Bocartt/C- demanded to be allowed to see her,
,
and the Pro cureur du Roi gave permission, but she refused.
She attended mass in the prison chapel before leaving. Olio
of her advocates says that he does not know what she
means to do, but he supposes that she intends to retire to
a convent to pass the rest of her days in prayer, and to
attend to the education of her children. Complaints are
made of the undignified and unfeeling manner in which
the President of the Court of Assiz-s acted in the IseC
sitting. General dissatisfaction is felt at the acquittal of
Mine. de Boi,armli. No sympathy is expressed tor her on
account of Ihe want of feeling she displayed through"
out the trial.. It is thought by many legal gentlemen
that the tt clinical objections taken will be held to be
good by the Court of Cassation, and that, consequently
there will have to be a new trial. A grand fele is now
taking placsa, in the town, and Mme. de Bocarree on
leaving the prison encountered what is called the pre'
cession of srtinte Waudru. Do Bocarrce has expressed
the wish that his château shall be rased to the ground,
and that the site on which it stands shall be ploughed up
His family 1,4 a consented to do this."

MORTA.LITY in the METROPOLIS.
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED a
THE WltEli E.NDING SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1851.
Epidemic, Ilndemic, and Contagious .
6
Diseases ...1,19
Diseases of IJncertain Seat ......
..
..
1.8'44
Tubercular Diseases
... ... •
... .. 3
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves. , and Senses... ••• 1,1
Diseases of the Heart and 8100d-vessels ..• ••• '
Diseases o f the Luns,
g
Respirati,ma ... and other Organs of
... .
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, .. .•• •• "' 139
and other Organs
of Digestion...
...
...
. ...
...
Diseases of the Kidney s, &c. .. 58
•••
Childbirth, Diseases of the Uteru•& ••• 13
••• ;
Diseases of the Joints, Boness,c
'and Muscles.
..
•••
Diseases of the Skin, &e.
••• o
•••
.•• -
‘ialformatic,ns•-• ••• ... ..•
Premature :Birth... •••
—•
Atrophy ...
••
Old Age •••
Sudden . •••
••• ••• ••• •••
••• ••• ••• •••
•••
. ..
..
• ••• •.• •••
Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance
Causes not sf,cc.i.fied ...

27
::. 35
8
••e
- 41
... 10

DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES . ..... ...
Popviation Deaths in corre.
Enamenued, sponding week
Is4l.
Vest Districts...of 1850. 301,189
.. 126
North Distr. 376,568 175 ~
••
C-mr4.l i >istriets 374,199
..•
East Districts 11
... 393,067
... 165
South District... 543,346 6 •,
... 218 ..

931
Deaths
in the
Week.
143
178
164
181
265

totals... ~,...1,948,369
Males ...
Females ...

800