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I AMERICA. , Ohio superfine, '4 dols. sc. te 4 dols 20c. ; extra IV AVAL AND MILITARY liVTELLIGPICS. , ' THE MURDER AT IPSWICH.
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examining I fennel it to be bent.-- I---om quite sure • - PRICES. OF SHARES. 1 •
that Cherrington- (the accused) inflicted the blows.
' Ohio and Western, 4 dols._ to 4 des 80c. ; . Cana- _-...ta-- #
...--0-_-- 1 Mr. W. P. Millr surgeon, desclibed the wounds,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EY ENINQ a
than superfine and extia, 4 do's. 25e. to. 5 dots. 50e. ; The 18th Light Dragooni (Hussars) were in- jln The Sun of SaturdSy we gave a brief narra- •
• SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY EvENING. Baltituore, Alexandria, and Georgetown, 4 dols.
ti tive of the murder of Emma. Studd, the wife of nd '•ald they had causer the woman's death,
150 e•
to 4 dolt - • eu 1. r fate and extra
The North Star steamer, of the Vanderbilt line, . . ..S. t.e p .. y . 'e
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stheted by Mrjor-General the Earl of Cardigan ou
' • Thurscleyat t o fee._ cis barracks in 'tie presence Henry Rolfe Stuid, a baker, residing in St. Mary The accused, who was brought into-the-teem in
custody, appeared to be saffering from exhaustion. LONDON, FRIDAY, Air= 30, 1858. ' an
the commander, and the t.... san
Captain R. L. Tiukelpaugh, from New York for 4 d:.•ls. 50c,- to 4 dols. 85c ; Soutlern fancy and Elms. An inquest was bald on Friday before the Police-constable Bullenthorpe said,-I appre- wal
. extra, 4 data. 20c. to 6 dole. 35c. ; choice ' extra,of d Di vidend
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es of c,.,
Bremen, arrived in the river this afternooe, with banded the accused at his mother's house at Wal- Names Dividend clue
oljtileleurt. -1°01;6:. of ItChileexr:gitneet. It is scarcely two• _
boi ough coroner Mr. S. B. Jackamab). •
family and bakers' brands, 6 dols 50c. to 7 dols. -- the formae ion of this regiment corn-
. mouths sinceton. I found him in bed upstairs. He had his Companies. per per
1 Companies. m Price.
advices to the 17 i , ,
(11 ult. Shehring,s four packages , mat ,
, rye flour, 3 dole. to 3 duls. 75c.; coin meal,
.x;nenced, yet, with the exception of about. half-a- Henry Rolfe Studd, the husband of the unfortu- . I . e Annum.
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of specie (value not stated), and abeut 200 passen- I 3 de's. 20c. to 3 dots. 75c. Canadian was, un- dozen soldiers, the full co nplement hes already •riate woman, seid-1 carry ou business as a b aker trousers and wait co A on. was in uniform. I - -
said to him "You must consider yourself in my e
gem for this port, Hevre, and Bremen. changed, Southern le-ands 'were steady, .with sales been raised. About 530 men mustered on parade, 'in St. Mary-at-E in this town. My bake-office . • A sue
cu sod " I did. not tell him on what charge. Ishin &Oldb 93 It. P. et. - ireak Forest. es, 51. Os. -
The Royal Mail steamship America, with the is wir bin the raiiae of the dth Earl of Cer Civil expressed himself well does not adjein the home ;it is about 3eo yards " s Yt
Of ab rut 700 or 800 bb. ~ --.e. . an e - . • Birmingham 40 4/. 93 :Regen t's ••• 30 17s 16% 1,,a
mails of the 3d ult. from Liverpool, arrived out at above qucaations. Rye flour. .
_es ..all sales were satisfied with their soldeerlike bearing and the ge- kern it. My cottage centaans one room ou the The accused then said to me, "Is she dead ?" I Coventry.... 150 11 1. I9D 'Rochdale ..
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m.tde at quotations. • Coin meel was stea y,
a NV.t. • • • ' •
1 d neral dercipline of the regiment. After the inspece, ' ground-floor, aback rouse in the rear, and two nip replied, " I don't know." I then took him into Derby .. -- me 6/. 15s. - StOrd &Won 4C, 28/ - -
New York on the.meruing of the 16th. Wheat was •f custody, and on our way to Walton Angel he said, GrandJunctn 100 21. pr. ct. 51% Eltottrbridr: . 5 121. 10s. - -
sake of about 100 bbla at our figures. 'ion his lordship examined the internal arrange- stair rooms. My family consisted of my late wi e Do., 6pr CL. 10 61. pr, et, - Severn and 1. .4'
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Both Houses of Congress had agreed to finally more active, but at rather easier raters. The sales meats of the bair.cks, which also met with his ap- . (the deceased), who was 47 years old, and seven " I suppose it is all up with me now." I then Grand Union 100 7s. 6d - 1 Wye Rail. 3 26 11. 168. -
adtourn on the 7th of June. le. the Senate on the embraced about 10 or 12,000 t•ushele, inclu . del in i roleation. • -•- • I children, the youneest of whom is named Charles, handed him over to the custody of Superintendent Kennt & Avo 40 65.. 6 iWarwick &} „,
Leeds &Livrp 100, 251. - I Binning. 100 0.. 24 in`
an
8 Chic_
Mason.
15eh ult. a resobition was offered, which was laid which were about 7or 8,000 b rhded a
The following officers proceeded from Chatham whose are is five years. Four of my youngest Leicester-- 100 51. - jWarwick & 1 acl
Oyer, that Congress reassemble on the Ist of Nov. spring at 98c.' 600 ditto Southern r 3.- „ ana red' at
- • garrison on Saturday te Hythe for the purpose a children lived home ; the eldest is named Emi!y; Some further having been given. Leicstr th 83 I/. 5s . 12 I 'Napton.:. 3 MO' 2/' 9
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t 1 dol. 12c. uorn The jury, after they had consulted for a few relteg, ia
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A call was made on the Secretary of War fur infor- 1 dol. 5c., and red Southern a___ 9
sal undergotog a course of instruction in
.t he use the elle is 14 years.olcl ; then 'here is. Eleanor, who is .a 78 10s. 17% by
es embrace :1 minutes returned a verdict of "Wilful murder" ereaatiche!..!. • : too ' .161!. 51
- .Wilisnr lir.kE - 7s. Od. - W
noatien respecting the Utah army contracts. Mr. was firmer and mere active. T.h . . - Enfield rifle at the School of Musketry previously 112 years old, and Henry of the age of eight. These ,
Ala . including woite at against the accused. Oxford.. •• •. coo - 1051,,, '' .
Horiamn gave notice of his intention to call up on , about 41 or 50,000 .busbe to joining the service companies of their respective were the general inmate; of my house. The bake-
the. following Mondsy his res lution relative to a 173 e. to 780-• ih© latter . figure
' for Deveretux and
regiments in India-Captain A. J. 0: -Ruthe: furd, office, which is detached from the house, is situated .
The prisoner was then committed to take his WATER-WORKS.
lot at 80c: 'R
'trial on the charge at the next assizes. _
protectorate over Mexico. The Pacific Railroad yellew at 77c• t`) 70c*I w"
-a small ye' 70th Regimeet •; -Captain W. J. :Anderson, 32.1 in the Carriers' Arms !arise at the teak of the Sr. Dividend Amount ,
Bill was then disco sed till the edirmrument. In -Sales of sor , .
6 000 bushels Jersey and Northem
Regiment ; Lieut. R. A. Eyre,. 53d Regiment, and ' Edmund's Heed beershop. .. .
Name of
:Company. - per of , Paid. Price Bi
POLICE INT.ELLIGENCE.-ifay 1. Annum. Share:
the Home the Cenernittee on the Kansas votes was were made at 69c to 71 c. .s ) 0 its were steady • d
t at)
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Ensign J. T. 1-1. Butt, 1751.1 Regiment. A parry of The Coroner (io witness)-On what terms did
n •nd with sales of tate and Western` et ecte _
arm =unreel. It is the same as previondv published gree t eent A• _ . non-commissioned off :era and men also .left the you tied your wit 'e
(. he deceased) live ? MA.RYLEBONE.-A. SERVANT ASSAULTED BY ~£ a. d. X is. d. A
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S'a'e ant ereey. er ey wasßerlin .. •• • • 5l. per mt. .10 0 0 100
with the eecsption that the name of Mr. novrard, 48c., end 51o• for garrison en Saturd iy for the putt).Colonel
being
ose of put . Witness-We have sometimes bad words, but we HER MISTRESS. -Mrs. Jane Gower, residing at 24, -
; lee of a fewhundred bushels were made atEast London - Stock. all _
of Michigin, is sabstitet td for ile et of Mr. Gid-
dull
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0 barley 1 't
80
00 do. ma h. ac. • d•dnot li
,firough a course of rifle inrtruction under Golonel i ve on particularly bad ter Ms. She was as- Douro-cottages, St. Johu's•wood, was charged on Do .4 percent. Pref.
.1/. percent. 25 0. 0
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dings. ARe ver and Haramir Appr .priation Bill. 62c., and ,
.' C. C. Hay. '- - . sitting we in my bake-office yesterday, as she was a summons which had _been served upon her by Grrg.4s pereCent. Pref. 01. per cent. 25 0 0 - 27
net. was arrive, and the sales included abow. 600 • -Jen tion ....•• 4c.- per ea. 50 0 0 1
involving an ex :editors of 51.590,010 mainly- to In accordance with the orders of ehe Dike of accustomed to do when ray t trade required her ser- Osborne, the officer, with the following assault on Do. Netv
'to 700 barrels including country rime at 7dla ' 25 0 0 - . - ,
continue works
eonalrady in pr •grese, wee reported • Cambridge a number of officers, selected freni the vices. Nothing unpleasan occurred. between us •
"0 to 8 th.lt.' country. Mese 10 dpilse to 11 dot Elizabeth Walsden, her servant :- - leo 0 0 -- - - at
by the Committ- o Commerce. The 1.341. incledes's_,; 15th, 30:h, 47th, 67th, 76tb, 96th arid 99 h Regie on that occasion ; she was assisting there for about Mr. G. Keene attended for the defendant. , Lambeth • • .... -••- R. per mt.. 100 0 0 -.. .- i
° e:►cked We's' e; rrl at 12 dels. to 13 dials. 50c.,• asiuNew River Company - _, -.- gi
appropriatiens for improvements at liellgate, Dia- reexptria d, ,
11 do's.' to 11 dots. 50c. ;prime mess was h • d Chathamd the an hour. lam generally engaged all day iu my
mente, hays arrive at an joiner, Complainant deposed that on Wednesday last, Southwark
) ark & Vauxhall •-- 100 0 0 - 92
mood Reef, and the Hudson River. battalions of infantry, for the purpose of acquiring 'hake-house. Sometimes I bake three times a-day,West Middlesex •• •• - 61 0. 0 - 105
while engaged in washing • a glass in warm water, • . e
18 doll. 15c. to 23 dols. • .beef hams *ere dull with / Do. Do, .••• • • ,4‘f. per cent. 51 8 - - I]
The Legislature was hard at w: irk on the 16th on ' sheog of the military system carried out by sometimes twice, but
always once ade For the
Y• defendant came into- the kitchen, and after taking
all s 6 doll. '8
dolt.
ales at 1 to 1 ;bacon was steady •- E
the Supply and Appropriation Bills. The Broad-officers and troops of thevarious branches Of Past three weeks I have taken y all m meals at the BRIDGES. ..
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small
sales of 100 hhds , at 81c. to' 93c • from her the slid glass, drew from the boi'er a jug
wey Reilro ad Bill was killed off in the Serrate by a with includedbake-office ; that has been the case since I removed Dividend Amount 13
vot•• of 18 to 13. The Leislature would probably in the salts were
50 h.htit. smoked' 4 -.
; seles, at 10c. the service at that garrison.
On Saturday morning the_ entire battalion of from the house which adjoined my bake-office. of hot water, which she threw in her (complainant's)
face. She also throat her violently out of the house, '
Name of Company. peurm of Paid. Price.
adjourn on the afternooe of the 17,11. Cut meats were in f air demtnd, with sales of 300 R ' L I f tl. d •
,yallMarine •glit u entry, now a lea, -quer! Daring the period mentioned I have occasionally at • . Share;
b t d h 1 h -
flinging hee onne an s aw over t e gate, ac- -----r
The 16th was private Bill day in Congress, and packager, includirig shoulders, at GO. to tiic., and ' ters, Chatham, were assembled in their barrack left borne as early as 3 o'clock, to work for another companyieg the act with the expression, " You , - /I.` d. 48. d. (
LiAning- of gen. ral iittele;t oc erred in either hams at 9te. to 9}c. Lard was: fires, with sates of square for the purpose of having reed the senteuce person. I have generally gone to my bake-office -, you shan't come in here again." nunrenora....•• .• •• .... 25 00- 6%
Southwark .... •• •• • • 100 0 0 -
House. Kansas Coeference Committee had' 300 and 490 hls. tierces at Ric. toile. will some. between 5 and 7 o'clock of a morning,. leaving there ••••
of a district courternertial on Private H. Cardidge Mr. Keene-How long have you been in this Ditto New of 7% p.c. 10s per cent. so o o - -
as yet done nothing, owing to the illness of Mr. kegs at 12e. Butter and cheese unchanged.at nigat. Dunnyesterdaychargesand lady's service 1 Waterloo ......... •• •• .... 100 0 o - _
Stephens. The sales of coffee embraced the cargo of the desertion making away with his uecesseries, break- nothing transpired between myself arid wife to -
Complainant-About seven mopths. Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 11. 12s. Od. 60 0 0 -
The Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 85..0d. 40 0 0 - 291.
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An important general order had been recently Spartan, consisting of about 4,000 beige of Rio, at ing awe from the escort, •nd insubordinate- ran- induce me to sleep at the bake-office. If I have not
y e a Mr. Keene-Were you scalded at all*? • Vauxhall .......... :. 285. ..' •7010 3 - 17%
issued from the head-gnartsrs of the army respect- 94c., four months •; 100 do., at doo. to 103/4c. frond the office my wife has not been in
guage. The prisoner, who bears a very bad cha- gone home fr . . . Clomplaivant--Yes, andl felt it very much at the - - DOCKS.
ing the ferces detailed for Utah. Msjor-General Sugars were sold to the extent of 800 to 900 hds., racier, .was sentenced to six months' imprisonment the habit of asking me questions as to my reasons time.
Persifer F. Sniith has bean assigned to the cram_ including chiefly Cube mmcevado at about. 6c: to for not doing s About 2 minutes before 6 o'clock . Dividend Amount •- - 1
Mr. Keene-You have no marks to show thLt Name of Company . per of Paid. Price. 1
in Fort Clarence military prism,. ,
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mand of the forces operating against the Mermons, Ole: to 7°. ; New Orleans it p. t. ; and 160 hhd. of
,Lieut. Charles W. &aim], of the 93d High- this morning my wife (tbe deceased) came down to you were hurt, I believe ? •
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superseding General Jo';netori, who will tea placed Port') Rico at Gio. t-_, 700. landero.,:' who fell at the attack on the Begumts the office for kindling as usual. I looked at my Complainant-No, sir. as.d.£ s. d.
in command of a brigade. General Harney
_was Sales of 200 calks of rice vvere made at 3tc. to 4re Palace, Locknow, on March, 10, entered the army watch when She came. Shiedid not speak, neither Two witne-s were celled in support of the charge, Commercial 51. pr cent. stock. Stock.
also ordered to .Uteh. The reinforcements and The sales of cotrou embraced about 800 bales,
in March, 1855.. He carried the colouri of his re- did I. She saw me. She took the firing, and went and they gave evident as to their having seen com- Preference
Ealand West India.. 61. pr"cent. Stock. 91 ...-
118%
supplies were to be pushed forward as rapidly a- with eit quotable change in prices. Sellers were not gim -nt for foursinonilis in the and fought away. I did not go to sleepany more. A few millutes plainant'a dress quite wet after the assault by de- s,
Grand -luny D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100- 0 0 00 0 0 £4
prectitable. • pressing the market; witile purchae rs entered it wo-t gallantly at the relief of the Crimea,eshlency a after the deceat • I had left my daughter Eleanor fondant. Do. Loan Notes .... ~ • , 100 0000 0 0 -
The remains of the late Colonel Benton were in- sparingly, and it closed with quiet spirit. Luckaow, and at the Secunderabagh, takina a mus- came running into the bekesoffice, paying, "Father, ma .
Keene, on the part of his client, denied the Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr cent. 25 0 0 50 0 -
London, .•• • . ••• .. •• . .i,
.. tl_tock. stock. . 10314
tarred at St. Loris on the 16th ult. Business was Of ashes about 50. trts. pots sold at 6c. t pearls ket and fighting as a private seldier. -Hecate been dear father, COMO home directly, fer mother has - throwing of the water, and alleged that if her (cone- St. Katharine ........ 4%1. per cot. _ Stock. 99 .--.
• Southampton ........ 4 per •cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 etas
generally suspended, the houses and stores draped were nominal. spared', he would have attained -his' 'it•h year in fallen down and is dyiog." I was not undressed plainant's) dress had been wetted as stated, it must Victoria ............ 51. OW e. 20 0 0 20 0 0 _
in mourning, and the streets crowded with epee- rket less freely
Buyers of wool entered the ma b. , June. He was. the eldest son of'Mre William Ser- except wy shoes. I immediately put them on and have been owing to a small quantity of water going Ditto New •• ...• .. 99 20 0014 0 0 -
rotors. The hearse was followed to the Bellefon- than in the previous week, at the egiung par-
gison, of Leamington, Warwickshire. S went home. I there saw the deceased lying on the over her when the glass was taken from her, as she ' INSURANCE COMPANIES,
twine Cemetery by the most' impodog processa-n ticularly so. The succeeding days thereh lead.i beens a
In the 12 months from April 1,1857 e to March floor of the lower room, my daughter Emily sup- had acted in contravention of orders repeatedly Dividend Amoint •
ever formed in St. Louis. It cOnsis'ecl of the- rah,- lititle.more activity, and a.f•ir average usi le s was 31, 1858, the Bristol recruiting district has fur- porting her and bathing her temples. Blood was given to her, b putting it into hot water •t he iti. v......r. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
tions arid friends of the family, all the military cOme clone. The sales were .. e mostly domestic wools, tom- . .
rushed to the East India Company's service no appeared to be
flowing from her heed, end she aPPe Keene) further said that defendant had used no Annum.. Share.
panics of the city, the 7th Regiment of the United Prising the usual q 11 d •
wattles °fain e i at. prices vary- fewer spoke to the sbut she seemed
than 5,448 effective men. As many as 6,721 dying. I
.. deceased, • • •
more violence than was requisite to eject her ser £ 5. d. X -8: d.
31of which abeut.6o•ooolb. to "G d -- - .
States' Infantry, under the command of Colonel ing froth 2c. to ci., velenteered,, but there Were rejected' en medical perfectly insentible. ..I then said, 100 r God, vent, and as to the language alleged to have been eiblen .....• .• •• •• - 71. per c. 500. 00.50 0 0 -65,0001te changed.. Sales of 3 ) 000 lb. full -
sands.
Morrison, the judgee of the courts, the member,.examination 1,273, er about 17 p,r cedt...Of the eve child, your mother did outdo this'?" then an out Allianoe . and For. 71. 145.6 d. • 100 0 0 11 0 0 16%
uttered, the statement'seart entirely false. Ditto, Marine ....... 4. p.c,&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
of the bar, the members of the city government, a aloud merino were
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e reported at 37c. to 38c , and
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tire number. Recrui•iug has at the same time been for Mrs. Hazel', a neighbour, and begged her to Mr. _a .
25,0001 b low and medium ileeCeS at 28e. to 32e.Long-Have you any witnesses to call, Mr. eterneum ..••...-.•• 100 al _
large majority of the benevolent societies of theunwashed actively carried
Californial2,oool . washed' and on „
'Of b on in the district for the artillery, come in. I next ran for Mr. Mills, the sue-
-25 Keene? Atlas
Argus Life ..........• 44. per cent. ,00 0 0 25 0 0 -
city, the Turners' Association, and an immere e
terms the military train corps, and the several regiments geon •; then to my wife's sister (Mrs. Last), the place Mr. Keene-I,
not made public, and 1,600. lb. of the same at have not, sir. Sritish Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 00: 5 :1 0 -
concourse of citizens in carriages and on foot. The ;of the Queen's regular army. '.. . . where I drank tea last night. Mrs. Last returned Church of England .. 71. 10s. 50 002 0 0 -
' 11C to 23c. Mr. Long was satisfied that an assault had been
college was 45 minutes passing a given point. On
ireieht . Freights were heavy, and engagements Very light. On Thursday 202 men of the 2d, battalion of the ed a eared
with me. On my return the deceas pp committed, and fined defendant 20s. and costs. City of London .. ,• .. Si- ' 50 002 0 0 -
Clericl.slo.Bo Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 , 0 0 to 0 0 ..-
the previous day the body lay in. state in the Mer- 20th Regiment arrived in Clonmel nader thenom- to be nearly dead. Shortly before 7 o'clock she
TO Live 00l seine 500 -to 1,000 barrels flour were • -..-.- County •••••• •• ...... U. per share 100 0010 0 0 86%
eantile Library Hall, and it was estimated that mand of Major Ord from Kingsbridge terminus; to expired. Crown ...... 7 •••••• 11 18s. 50 0. 0 50 e- -
egg .a ed at ls. 4td ; 1,60 barrels mein, at ls. 100. WORSHIP-STREET.-ASSAULT BY A MENDI-
-25100 persona visited the hall during the day to _._(!) g . which they were marched on arriving from Liver- Coroner-Have yon any reason to suspect any Eagle .••• .. .• ss. 50 005 0 0 -
tt .reported.
No grain or co en was Rates to LondonCANT.-Francis Mulharen, a desptrate-looking man, Equity and Law...... 54 per cent (00 005 0 • 0
/an upon the features of the deceased Senator.. . tor of tte act V
pool. The battalion, when complete, will number one personas being the perpetrator _ _ ll 20 0 0 an . -
were quiet. To Glasgow 1,600 bodes. resin were was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with asking European Life ...... ... • .
A gentleman whohad arrived in New York direct 1,-000 men, who will remain at o.onniel until pro
mindWitues.s--I am very well satisfied in my own Family Endowment - 4t. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 -
angagede part at 3s. per 3101 b and the remainderalms in the .public street, and violently assaulting General....... •• ..... 6 percent. 50 0 au
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frinti NeW Orleans, via the Missis iapi river and •s erly drilled and proficient in the Mini° rifle ex- . as to the person.
at P. T. There was nothing new to the continent. P • Miss Jane Savillea g lad residing with her Globe ....., . 51. per cent stock. all 92
Memphis, gave a deplorable account of rho destruc ereise. • I
Coroner-Who is the person to whom you al ude?resham Life - - 47 5 . 4
parents in Gwd H k
Greenwood-row Well-street, ac ney.
tioh of property by the flood in that river. He PHILADELPHIA,' •AkItIL 16. A Dublin paper says,- .
Witness-Ebenezer Cherrington (the accused). Do. Do. - I
stated. that the river bad pretty much, with few Stocks hen Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Fives, 86i ;h We are glad to announce that all idea of abandon- Coroner-Who is Ebenezer Clierrington 1 Miss Saville, who evinced considerable excite- ,luardian . ............Si. per- cent 100 ot4o 0 0 51%
exCeptions, covered the country on both sides of it heading Railroad, 221 ; Morris Canal,' 47.; . Long ;rig the camp at the Curragla of Kildare, or even reducing Witners-He calls himself a baker ;he used to meet when the prisoner was placed at the front of Imperial Fire... •• .. - 121. per cent 500' 0030 0 0 363
Imperial Life ..... ....
.. 143, 1011 0 5 210 0 19%
the dock, stated that on the previous morning, whi e
an the was, from the mouth of Lake Providence to It ;land Railroad, 114 ; Pennsylvania Railroad, 44. the troops stationed there, has been abandoned. Alder- work at the, trade. When a lad he worked lor me Indemnity Marine.- 4, .p. et. &bs. 100 0 0 13 0 5 13756
pessing throueh Mare-street, H • aceney, in company Law Fire ............ 2s &23 bone 100 •0 '0 , 2to 0 -
Memphis--a distance of several hundred miles. . Flour is unchanged. Wheat dull, awl quotations shot it no longer in high favour, although its convene in the office ; but he has not done so for the last Law Lite... •• •• •• 2tt. per sh 100 0012 10 0 3%
with her mother a beggar sudden' confronted
y
People were seen in the upper stories of the houses, baxely maintained-red, $1 4c. to $1 10c. Yellow epee as an English camp station, for the visits of the three years. • Legaland General Life 4s. per share 50 00 2 •
London
Chile the lower rooms were filled with water. woe has declined Ic. • eales of 25,0a0 bushels at Royal Family and the military autherities will still keep Emily Studd, 14 years of age, and datighter of them, and. abruptly asked for pecuniary relief.
Witness observed, "I am very 1)
b yla tid _ r . ll. 25 0012 10 0 39
ry sorry, but we have on on & rov.Law•• 3s. 50 0 0 20 0
Cattle were standing half submerged, while dogs 69u. to 72c. Whisky Aeady at 22e. a large number of troops there. The great natural ad- the murdered woman, deposed,--I am an out-door Marine ......
_...... •... 18s. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 saes
resting on logs. In village 3 people were pass- MOBILE APRIL
• l5. vantages of the Curragh, as a review and training ground,
apprentice to a milliner, and reside at the house of not any change." This remark was repeated by her surtiae.rivr.r...st..o..en.:.a.a.!. 451,.. per
cceeuntt 50 0 0
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as well as for the health of the troops, have induced the mother, upon which the man seized her by the
ing in boats, and urovine their effects to places of The sales of cotton to-day were 1,500 bales.one bed-
my father. •My father and mother slept in . Monarch -•• •• •..... .............Si. per cent. 5001 0 0 -
werearehorities to deeide epos an increase cf force, and shoulder with one hand, and struck her with the
greater safety. Even deer had been disl glgrd from Prices are unchanged, but the market is quite room ; myself, sister, and two brothers OCOilliled New Equitable -
nPeards of 7,000 men are already ' There wile yin camp• . erB wiother three times in the face. The alarm experi- Pelican .... •• -- ..
thCir coverts, and were seen swimming in the Mis- buoyant. be during the ensuing simmer military. evolutiane ori another roots. My parents have lived on pretty enced at the conduct of the beggar, ind p nde tof
e e u Phoenix - - 170
sissippi. One fine specimen was taken while swim- CHARLESTON, APRIL 15. an sxtensive Wale, and constaLt training and prac- good terra.. Three weeks ago we removed to the the pain resulting from the blows he iuflicted, was Profess ova Life•• .... SI. per cent '6 5 0 010 0 -
ming across the river in front of the bow of the Tha sales of cotton to-day were 200 baler, and tics for the troops. Heretofore the men were quartered cottage where we are now living, It. ht"
np to w te eme extreme, and a police constable opportunely coming Rock Life............
Provident Lit e ........ 12% per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0
'IL 5 0 0 010 o -
boat. This flood is said to be without precelent for the week7,soo bales. Good middling to middling in wooden houses, but latterly some brick buildingi my fat and exce tin five
ber always slept at home, ) P g up, the offender was taken into custody. Royal Exchange ...... Apc. & bs Stock. all- 276,
since the year 1844 and atema points it is said fair, 1.21 to 12 c. have been erected, and the camp at- the Carragh now nights during the past three weeks, he had slept at Mr. D'Eyncourt-Did the prisoner use any Di
Sun Fire ........ ...... 0% p. e &bs -
tto Life .... 1/ 14s. - .- ~ ---.
to be greater than that. Th extent of its damage SAVANNAH, APRIL 15. presents -all the appearance of a permanent military es- home. I know Ebenezer Cherrington (the aCCIIS ed). threats ? United Kingdom .... 41. & bonus. .20 60. 510 0 -
and destruction of property cann t probatly b The lower grades of cotton have declined lc. to tc. tahl shment." About three years ago he used to live in the same Miss Saville-When he held my shoulder h Universal Life .•• ..... 5.1 & bonus. 100 0010 0 0
known until the innudati•n his partially sinbsided, BALTIMORE, APRIL 16. The Wellesley, '72, guardship in ordinaryat Chat- hem° with us and assist father in his business. I said "I am starving-money I must and will
0 victoria Life •• ...... a.. & Wlnis - .5 0 0 -
communication with many points having been iu- Flour $4 25c. to $4 371 c. Wireat quiet.. Corn ham, was re-commissianed oils; t d b 0
earureay ey _apt. G. think he lived with us for about a year. I have not have." JOINT-STOCK RANKS.
CANALS. Legisla: Ilbst.
terrupted or entirely cut off. declining ; mixed and' white, 63c. to 67e. ; yellow, Goldsmith, C. 8., having been paid off the previous seen him at ourbouse since then until aboutsix weeks The young lady's mother having corroborated - Dividend . Amount
The steam frigate Susquehanna arrived at New 65c. to 69c. Provisions an advancing tendency. day' ' ago. At that time we lived in ,a cot- age adjoining the the evidence, and spoken of the terror she laboured Name. Of Company. per - of Paid. Price,
York on the• evening of the 15th from Kingston, CINCINNATI, Aram' 16. •• The Goliath, 80, screw steamer, is ordered to pro- bake-office. When I eame-to dinner I found the
teed from Chatham to ranop_r-each, where she will accused there. He was in the keeping-room wall my under from the: time the prisoner first accosted them
Bank
kaloast
Eiag.y.p.t......... tot. pe_r•cent. 4106
sae per r
cceennt.t .12 0 o 50
aiol , 0
56
800.1 418 aissll. d.e ---8201
Jamaica, which port she left on the 7th ult. She
leriantieshorLornthaAourp.er:::
Me=s pork advanced ; . sales 2,500 barrels at $l7, until he was taken in charge,
had been absent about two years, dnring which remain until laer services are required. mother (the deceased), and I think my two brothers
the market closing with rit 0 e buyers than sellers atMr. D'Eyncourt heard the testimony of some
Vlsliczsthrreel::!vtee teoliftehreeeftlios we inades(=!„l) practice
time she visited the Medterranean, took par-, inThe freight ship Goodwill,
(....ti: Bk. Ind. Aust& Ch. 4 per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 _
this rate. Lard, in barrels, active ; sales 3,000 were present. The
.paka c.(131 siedi„:,:,,:r ;_tt.,,.1010,-mbee.foileetis.
the Atlantic telegraph cape lition, and had latterlyhas =cionimericed shi pp trig etdGreenet- CO(h.'Mattattaanman
feil,d, and thee' seut him for oue month with hard
barrels at 10c. Bleoll anal bulk meats. held higher. mained in the house, and. I believe slept there for
been stationed on the coast on Central A nerica, Sheerness Dockyard.
~....-.....---- The Marlborough, 131, CRtain Lord.T:H. Kerr) Pima days. He dined- at the same table with my labour, to the House of Correction. '
watching the Filibusters. While lying in the bar-
mother (the deceased), two brothers, and myself. uity •• •• • •
Colonial ..... - 5 l. 5l. per cent. 100 0 0 50 e o sax
100 0 o 25 0 0 -
bout of Gieytown, on the 19thof March, the yellow THE SOULAGES COLLECTION. flag of Vice•Adwiral'A. Fanshahre, C. 8., Might go
(E.:L.lllr /lust. Ch. 54'. per cent. 20 0 0 all
Commercial o•f•Lendon. 71. p.. C.. A ba.,100, 0 0 20 0 0 -
.11e slept in the keeping-room down stairs. I think -
- AT A WARE. -Jere
fever broke out among her c-ew. She iminecliarely to Spitheast next week if she had men. She enters SOUTH WARK.-A Thew 171
_--0.---.,:, .
cmhiaarhge(Fowlliirtrisi,
committing
ere- .of Ans. i. percent. 20 0 0
London and County .• 1111. Per cent. 50 0 20 '6
0 129814
Of
Put to sea, intending to visit Pansacole, but her them very slowly indeed. father came home that night and slept with mother Do. New ..•• -
destination was subsequently ch4need for Jamaica, A Parliamentary paper on the subject of- the The Arrogant, 47, Capt. L. G. Heath, C. 8.• as 'treed. My father saw Cherrinaton in the house 99
Irishman,idW:et3 Lon & Eastn Ilnkg. C. 61. per cent. 100 0 0,1 50 0 0
f mous Souls es Coll call wee published on Fri My fateer came home betoreen nine and ten at 0
being short of coal and medical steres. Before her -a of Lord Bello M. P. The went to Spithead on Friday aad ancaored. She will Hogan, under the following circumstances :- London Joint• Stock .•• 28 percent. 'SOOOI 10 0 0 29v,
The complainent, who etlibited a black eye, and eat. Provincial of Eng. 16 pc.& as 'too 0 o 35 0 0 771 i
arrival at Kingston the disease had become Dpi- day, on the motionleave to morrow for her cruising ground.
illy mother there. I heard no words pass
night and- dir directly went upstairs to bed, he fol- Londn and Westminstr 18 per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 45
demic and on reaching that port she had 155
. 2 nee me aLed extentdis of 'eollecti,on.:(aelreaidiy WI; The frigate Sybille, 40, Comm ,does Elliott, lowing
bite-d in cm ou) well known mhpu i ic. . which , arrived in Plymouth Sound on Friday, seemed to have suffered severely from the injuries Ditto New --••- . „ " 20 o'lo 0 0 ---/
cases. Of the whole number 17 had died, agrongbetween them. I was then upstairs. lam not Dittoilitto -
ludes enamels of all sorts, medals, glass speci- brought home ' Seymour late of the Tortoise ewer. that any muunderstanding took place be. inflicted on her, stated that she lived in Tothill- 9,
them Lieutenant Queen, of the Marine Cerpe Iletween tatter and mother. My father left the house Natiow.l Bank -
Oriental Bank Corpora. 10/. per cent. •25 0 0 , „
Six officers and 56 of the crew were landed at Ki eg,- bronzes,decorative furniture, inten-. ' ' Cap*. - ' 1 '' -
peens,. . joliea, and about 70 invalids and superannuate:! seamen
morning to court, Bermondsey-street. The prisoner resided
in the same house and hhel all along well c mducted New • oath Wales -
amelled ear heu and stone ware, and o her attache and marines from the .Chitra sgeadrou, including between six and :<even on the follewires himself until the houses
evening. There was a Ottoman Bank
- 2 O 2O 0 0 15 0 0 1”
- tee, and placed in the hotspital there. Great praise , , „ • , . . •
ra f ref tertu, all proniunceuhy ar1131.8 and connoisseurs Frovinelal of Ireland ST. pet &ba. 100 0025 0 0 63
'Was. given the English na,vrl and medical o. cars 0 Lieut. W. 'C. Andrews, Camilla, Second Masor go to-the-bake-office. The accused was in the house a:
to be of the most valuable and ilite es'ing &ram-" • th 'h
*andafter' • • h
a wake in e house,
lonian.
Ditto, ••• -- - - New 5, • •cent. 10 00 ' -
J. H. Blackford, of the James; Paymester A. W. when I left my work ana went home to meals. Theteepeeper cent. 25 0 0 ' all _
Kingston for their prompt and < ffi&ent efforts to • -corpse, witness was '
about to take a drop of gin,
50uth...u.5.r....1a- ... -.:•.; i Ot. per cent, 25 0 0 aa
au
and well woe thy :-f, forme-1g a natienat collee: chimme,3o3
relieve. the rick. 21 cases of yellow fever from the ter,Cruiser ;J. Kerr, clerk and engineer; next night my- father came home and inept as be- rvhenthe prisoner came up to her in an abrupt Union of Australia.. •• 211.. per cent. 25 0 0 all 453
that at the of the year T Loy' 'no E-k • Dr. Christie Simone, Cape of fore the ac•uted sleeping below Th 210 0 -
Susquelte• na were sent to the Marine Hos pied at tos. It appears t
._ , . beginning t ,
and T. eri , • , •
and _ P.
~ . • e accused re- manner, and capsiw.td it, at the same time throwing eiro,f....ii• ••1;ur..i..„.•••• • „
15 0 0 3 0 0
New . York on the morning of the 16th ult., and 1857 74 persons, representing neanufar urteg , Good Hope; V. Todner, engineer; use P. mauled the next day following. My father saw him her down. A general
.row ensued, when chairs Union of L0nd0n...... 151. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 23
immediately after-the health officer sent her to the other intereste, and desirous of p- oinoting ' art 13renen; clerkeMeelin ;D. Irearreennate, Tortaise ; there, but they did not speek to each other. On and tables, as well ae the corpse, was upset, and in untie mutual - too oo 50
lower quarantine anehoraee, to ride out her qua- edticatiou" in England .by securing the Sou and H. Balls, assistant-surgeon, from Ascension. the third day when I came home to dinner the ac- the snag the prisoner kicked her, and struck her in Western Bank V,Londn. - 100 0050 0 0 -
'anti ne probation of 30 days. Her officers a.icl crew, lages Collection for the public, guaresteed (ey sub- Ten deaths occurred among the _seamen and ma- eased was there, as usual. Oa that night my the feet., and she really believed he would have LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
except BO many as were necessary to remain on scription) a sum of 24,§001., and effected its pur- tines of -the. Sybille on the passage heme-namely, father did not come borne, but my mother slept murdered her had not the police entered the house
board as shipkeepers, were ordered to leave the chase, and that then, on behalf` of these sribeeribers, 5 between Singapore and the Cape, and 51)w-wen upstairs and the accused in the keepiq-room .and secured bine. ~ Dividend • Amount
Name of Company. per • 'of Paid. Prlc
ship and take querters on' the quarantine gr t-
ome San elite. was made to the Department of Science Ascension andPlymoutte The Sybille will have below. When I came down stairs in the morning I Mr. Combs (to the prisoner)-What base you to
Annum Share.
where they would remain until all danger had and Art, to sell the collection to the Goverbmeiit been in commission five years on the 23d inst. She found the accused 'there, but on my return to say in answer to the charge ? . -
P that they would be attacked with yellow for the sum of 13,5601: (being the cost price), but has been. on the Chine, Japen, and Indian stations, • dinner he was gone. I did not see him again until Prisoner-Faith, yer honour, nothing at all. sank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 4s.d.X s. d
100 C 0 100 o' woe
fever. Several of the sick died on the 16-11, but the with the expenses of impoetation, insurance, and and was present and as
at the capture of Can- a fortnight since, when I found him with my We ha' 1 a wee drop of the restore and when that'. British Linen Com 81. percent +OO 0 0 100 0 0 2171,
remaining cases were doing well. No cfforte were interest. Mr. D. C. Marjeribanka, M.P., Mi. M. ton, onehe 29th or December. No officers have brothers' on the occasion of my going home to in the wit's out. (Laughter.) e Caledonian Bank pang Bl. per cent 00 0 2 10- 031 I
spared by the officeri at quarantine to provide f••r Uzielli, and Mr. H. Cole were the msn age.re of rho died since she was com•nissioned, but ahout 20 dinner. He stopped all night, • eleeping as before Mr. -Combe-But you are charged with assault- City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 00 8i
Clydesdale Bank .... 5%1. p cent-. 20 0 0 10 0 0 i2/1,
the unfortunater. A force of metrop •litan police undertaking for purchasing the c. l!ecti.‘:ta 'Of M. deaths have occurred _among the men, PrinciP3ll9 on the fl or in the keeping-room. I cannot say jug this female. What have you to say to that? asrretentanre_ii3aiar.li. Bank.
...... 7611. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 225 i
was furnished to assist the health officer while the Seulages, and the list of subscribers te the guarantee from dysentery and the effects of climate. When in whether or riot father c•m • home on that night, Prisoner-Bless your honour wurtchip, no hi . par cent. 25 0010 0 0 11;
n g Ediab. & Glasgow.... atee p cent. 5• 0 5- 0 0 98/
crew of the Susquehanna were detained at quarrn- d includes fun Mr. E. M tijOribanks;l,ooo/.. ;Earl COMMissiOn her First-Lieutenant, Curme, was pro- and Ido not remember whether the accused sate. Cid at all. I love her toe much. She is my hundreth National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 184
Granville, 5001. ;,Lerd A-hburten, 1,0001. ; the la 'n morsel to ti. -e rank of Commander, and Mr. Web- more than that night. Northof ;••'cotland Bank 5/.per cent 20 0 0 2 0 051 I
cousin. .
. rim - 0 .-. V;11,, ei____ „... ..71 l,-1 ....,,,t, in n-e 4. r....... 1.: ........: - a goyal Bank of Scotl. .. ,SI. per cent 1100 o• 0 100 0 0 1431
-.! .. rt-,mbe-That will net do. Look at this Union! Bank of Scot. .. 31.per.cent. 100 Ol5O 0 0 85/

The 18th Light Dragooni (Hussars) were in- j In The SU2I, of Saturday we gave a brief narra-
tive of the murder of Emma Studd, the wife of
spcted by nrjor-General the Earl of Cardigan on 1./
Thurscleyat t:e Leeds barracks in 'the 'presence• of
Lieut.-Colonel Knox, the commander, and the
Henry Rolfe Studd, a baker, residing in St. Mary
-Eims. An inquest was beld on Friday before the
other officers of the tagimeet. It is scarcely two.
_ boiough coroner-(Mr. S. B. Jackamab).
mouths since the forma ion of this regiment corn
.x;aenced, yet, with the exception of about. half-a- Henry Rolfe Studd, the husband of the unfortu-
dozen soldiers, the full co nplement has already nate woman, said-1 carry ou business as a b +ker
been raised. About 530 men mustered on parade, in St. Mary-at-Rems in this town. My bake-office
and the Earl. ot Cereig au expressed himself well does sot adjoin the home ; it is about 330 yards
satisfied with their soldierlike baring and the ge- from it. My cottage contains one room ou the
neral diecipline of the regiment. After the-inspec., ground-floor, a backitouse in the rear, and two *-
time his lordship examined the internal arrange- stair rooms. My family consisted of my late wife
merits of the hair .cks, which also met with his ap- (the deceased), who was 47 years old, and seven
irohation. • • , children, the youngest of whom is named Charles,
The following officers proceeded from Chatham whose aee is five yeas. Four of my youngest
garrison on Saturday Hythe for the purpose of children lived at home ; the eldest is named Emi!y;
undergoing a course of instruction in the useof the she is 14 years,olcl • then 'here is Eleanor, who is
Enfield rifle at the'School of Musketry previously 12 years old, and Henry of the aces of eight. These
to join;ng the service companies of their respective were the general inmates of my house. The bake-
regiments in India—Captain A. J. 0: Ruthetfurcl, office, which is detached from the house, is situated
70th Regiment; Captain W. J. :Anderson, 32.1 in the Curriers' Arms-line, at the back of the St.
Regiment ; Lieut. R. A. Eyre, 53(1 Regiment, and Edmund's Head beershop.
Ensign J. T. 11. Butt, 75-h Regiment. A parry of The Coroner (io witness)—On what terms did
non-commissioned off sera and men also left the you and your wife (the deceased) live ?
garrison en Saturd iy for the purpose of being put . Witness—We have sorat,times bad words, but we
• hrough a course of rifle iitetritction under Coldnel did not live on particularly bad te, ens. She was as-
C. C. Hay. sisting we in my bake-office yesterday, as she was
In accordance with the orders of the Dike of accustomed to do when ray trade required her sere
Cambridge a number of officers, selected freni the vices. Nothing unpleasant occurred bAween us
15th, 30. h, 47th, 67th, 76th, 96th; arid 99 h Regi-, on that occasion ; she was assisting there for about
went?, have arrived at Chatham and joined the an hour. I am generally engaged all day iu my
battalions of infantry, for the purpose of acquiring 'bake-house. Sometimes I bake three times a-day,
a knowledge of the military system carried out by sometimes twice, but always once a day. For the
post three weeks I have taken all my meals at the
the officers and troops of the various branches of P
the service at that garrison. bake-office ; that has been the case since I removed
On Saturday morning the entire battalion of from the house which adjoined my bake-office.
It ,yallMarine leglit Infantry, now at bead-tuar! Daring the period mentioned I have occasionally
tern, Chatham, were assembled in their barrack left home as early as 3 o'clock, to work for another
square for the purpose of having read the sentence person. I have generally gone to my bake-office
of a dis.rict courternertial on Private H. Carilidge, between 5 and 7 o'clock of amorning, leaving there
of that corps, who was tried on several charges of at between 5 and 10 at night. During yesterday
desertion, making away with his necessaries, break- nothing transpired between myself and wife te
ing away from the escort, and insubordinate, fan- induce me to sleep
office my wife has not been in.
at the bake-office. If I have not
guage.. The prisoner, who bears a very bad cha- gone home from the
reefer, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment the habit of asking
bout me questi
minonutes before 6 s as to my reasons
in Fort Clarence military prism,. for not doing so. A 20 o'ck
.Lieut. Charles W. &aim), of the 93d High- this morning my wife (Ibe deceased) came down to
landersee who fell at the attack on the Bsgum'is the office for kindling a looked at my
Palace, Locknow, on March 10, entered the army watch when She came. Shedid not speak, neither
au March, 1855.. He carried the colouri of his re- did I. She saw me. She took the firing, and went
pim nt for foursilionilis in the Crimea and fought away. I did not go theey mere. A few millutes
tno-t gallantly at the relief of the gesiilency a after the deceat I left my daughter Eleanor
Lucke° w, and at the Secunderabagh, taking a mus- came running into the bake-office, say motherin has
"Father,
ket and fighting as a private soldier. -Had been dear father, come home directly, fsr
spared' he would have attained 'his' 24th year in fallen down and is dying." I was not undressed
June. He was the eldest son of'Mre William Ser- except tray shoes. I immediately put them on and
gison, of Leamington, Warwickshire.._ went home. I there saw the deceased lying on the
In he 12 months from April 1, 1857; to March floor of the lower room, my daughter Emily sup-
-31, 1858, the Bristol recruiting-district has fur- porting her and bathing her temples. Blood was
nished to the East India Company's service no flowing from her head, end she appeared to be
fewer than 5,448 effective men. As many as 6,721 dying. I spoke to the deceased, but she seemed
volunteered"
~ but there were rejected' on medical perfectly insensible. ..I then said, Good God,
examination 1,273, or about 17 p,r eetit. of the en- child, your mother did notdo this 1" I then ran out
tire number. Recrui lug has at the same time been for Mrs. Hazel', e neighbour, and begged her to
actively carried on in the district for the artillery, come in. I next ran for Mr. Mills, the sur-
the military train carps, and the several regiments geon ; then to my wife's sister (Mrs. Last), the place
. where I drank tea last night. Mrs. Last returned
of the Queen's regular army.
On Thursda 202 men of the 2tl battalion of th with me. On my return the deceased appeared
20th Regiment arrived in Clonmel under the'com-e to be nearly dead. Shortly before 7 o'clock she
mend of Major Ord from Kingsbridge terminus; to expired.
which they were marched on arriving from Liver- Coroner—Have you any reason to suspect any
pool. The battalion, when complete, will number one personas being the perpetrator of the act ?
1,000 men, who will remain at C.onniel until pro Witness—l am very well satisfied in my own
perly drilled and proficient in the Miuie rifle ex- I. mind as to the person.
ercise. Coroner—Who is the person to whom you allude'
Witness—Ebenezer Chetrington (the accused?
. Coroner—Who is Ebenezer Clierringtotil
Witness—He calls himself a baker ; he used to
work at the. trade. When a lad he worked for me
in the office ; but he has not done so for the last
three years. •
Emily Studd, 14 years of age, and daughter of
the murdered woman, deposed,—l
am an out-door
apprentice to a milliner, and reside at the house of
my father. My fattier and mother slept in one bed-
room ; myself, sister, and two brothers occupied
another room. My parents have lived on pretty
good terra.. Three weeks ago we removed to the
cottage where we are now living, tip to wkich time
my fatber always slept at home, and, excepting five
nights during the past three weeks, he had slept at
home. I know Ebenezer Cherrington (the accused).
About three years ago he used to live in the same
heuse with us and assist father in his business. I
think he lived with us for about a Year. I have not
seen him at ourhouse since then until aboutsix weeks
ago. At that time we lived in a cot• age adjoining the
bake-office. When I .came-to dinner I found the
accused there. He was in the keeping-room wi.h my
mother (the deceased), and I think my two brothers
were present. The accused was aitttug before the
fire. I did not spt-ak to bins nor he to me. He re-
mained in the house, and. I believe sh;pt there for
three days. lie dined- at the same table with my
mother (the deceased), two brothers, and myself.
He slept in the keeping-room down stairs. I think
father came home that night and slept with mother
as trona. My father saw Cherrington in the house.
My fatter came home betoreen nine and ten at
night and- directly went upstairs to bed, he fol-
lowing illy mother there. I heard no words pass
between them. I was then upstairs. I am not
aware that any misunderstanding took place be-
tween tattier and mother. My father left the house
between sit and seven on the following morning to
go to-the bake-office. The accused was in the house
when I left my work and went borne to meals. The
next night my father came home and Vept as be-
fore, the aczused sleeping be-law. The accused re-
mained the next day following. My father saw him
there, but they did not speak to each other. On
the third day when 1 came home to dinner the ac-
cused was there, as usual. On that night my
there,down sbtanitrsi on n the
my morning
mturntio
father did not come home, but my, mother slept
bfoeulonwd.
tWbehaen cc I
us came
upstairs and the accused in the keeping-room
dinner he was gone. I did not see him again until
a fortnight since, when I found him with my
brothers' on the oceesion of my going home to
dinner. He stopped all night, sleeping as before
on the fi or in the keeping-room. I cannot say
whether or not father c+in + home on that night,
and I do not rem:-mbar whether the accused stayed
more than that night.
Coroner—When did you next see him again 1,
Witness—l think I dui not see him again till ill's
week. He dined there on Monday last. I believe
he elspt in the lower room that nigh.,
,and on
Tuesday and Wednesday as well. lie took his
meals with us, but my, father's meals were sent to
him at the bake-office. I have he=rd my father tell
in. tiler he would not have Cherriegton (the accus-d)
there. Metier replied that sire did not wish him
'o be there. Yesterday, at dinner time, the accuse I
came."they (he deceased) said to him, " Yoe
ra +yr walk out agent, for I will not have you here."
He said he would be there, and sat down at the
dinner table. Mother then said to hint, "You
shell not have anything here." We had finished
dinner when be came in. I then got up and went
away, leaving the accused sitti rig alone at the table.
When I returned fir tea at 5 o'clock the accused
was not there.
Ceroner—Did your mother (the deceased) say
anything on your return to tea t
Witness—Yes; a
s—Yes ; she said, "1 would not let him
(Clierringtou) have any dinner, neither will I have
him here." She veined positive, but did not tell
me the reason why. I believe she wished him not
to be there. She did not appear afraid of him.
Last night, at about 20 minutes to 11, as my mother
(-he deceased) was at supper, the accused came in.
He went up te the fir' place and attempted to seize
the Riker, but thy mother got up and prevented
his doing se. He appeared to be rather the
worse for liquor. Mo her put on her shawl,
saying -she would go for a policeman. The
accused followed mother out, She returned
about 12 o'cl tck. On her return we locked
the door and went up stairs, and soon after the
accused burst open the back dcor, came up ritai:s,
and went into mother's room. I was there with
her. Neither of-us was undressed. She said to
him/ she tvould riot have him there, and that if ho
did not leave she would send for a policeman. He.
plaoed his back against the bedroom door, saying
he would not leave. He held up a large stick and
said he would break her head if she attempted to
go down. (A large- stick was here produced. It
was said to belong to the husband of the murdered
woman, arid it was also stated that it was in the
room when the accused entered it.)
The Coroner (to witness)—What else did he say 1
You must state it, as it is very important.
Witness—He swore, saying, " I'll murder you
before the morning .; 'you shall not go out of thia
room alive." He seemed to be in a passion. We
remised till about half-psst 5 this morning, my
mother (the, deceased) with myself, standing by the
side of, the bed, the accused standing withahis back
against" the door. All this time he was swearing.
and threatening both of us. Mettler kept telling
him _would not have him there.- Neither of us
lay down all that night. At half-past 5 the accused
opened the bedroeusdoor aid went down stars.
Mother (the deceased) went down soon after, and
went to the bake-office for a me kindling.. I o ruld'
hear the accused- walking about the keeping-porn-
down stairs. In a short time mother returned, and'
when at the fireplace, as if preparing for a fire, I
heard her scream and groan. I then ran down
s'a'es, The accused was not then there. My
mo her was lying neton the floor, with a cut on hem
heel and blood flowing from the wound. I spike to
her, but she appeared to be qu-to insensible. She
did not speak.- I saw she had been wounded at the
back and left side of her head. A poktr '(pro-
clued) watistandin by the aide of the door. On

SOUTH WARK. —A Row AT A WAKE.—Jere-
miah Collins, a smart-looking Irishman, was
charged with committing an assault on Bridget
Hogan, under the following circumstances :
The complainutt, who exhibited a black eye, and
seemed to have suffered severely from the injuries
inflicted on her, stated that she lived in Tothill-
court, Bermondsey-street. The prisoner resided
in the same house, and hail all along well c .nducted
himself until the.. previons evening. There was a
" a wake" in the house, and after sitting round the
corpse, witness was about to take a drop of gin,
when the prisoner came up to her in an abrupt
manner, and capsised it, at the same time throwing
her down: A general row ensued, when chairs
and tables, as well as the corpse, was upset, and in
the mac the prisoner kicked her, and struck her h
the face, and she really believed he would have
murdered her had not the police entered the house
and secured him.
Mr. Combs (to the prisoner)—What base you to
say in answer to the charge ?
Prisoner—Faith, yer honour, nothing at all.
We ha l a wee drop of the cratur, and when that's
in the wit's out. (Laughter.)
Mr. -Coal be—But you are charged with assault
ing this female. What have you to say to that ?
prisoner—Bless your honour wurtchip, no lain
at all. I love her too much. She is my huridr&
cousin.
Mr. Combe--That will not do. Look at thi
woman. She has abl tck eye ant cut in ftee,
which she says you inflicted ?
Prisoner—Well, your wurtchip. It's all for
love. We were at the wake, and some one put the
lights out, and upset the corpsa. By accident I fell
over it, and in struggling as I thought to get away
from it the clmpl,inant cane in the way, but I did
not mean to hurt her.
Mr. Combs told him that when he went to a
this time, but he
must pay 40s. and the.cost of the 'ummons.
wake
couhmeminust behave himself bet!er. Ho
it him to prison

A Parliamentary piper on the subject of- the
famous &triages Coll cti .n was published on Fri
day, on the motion of Lord Elciio, M. P. The
natu:e and extent of this collection (already exhi-
bited in Loudon) is well known to •the public. ' It
includes enamels 'of all sorts, medals, glass speci-.
miens, bronzes, dee irative fUrniture, in jolica, en-
amelled ear heu and stone ware, and o her articlia
of 'vertu, all Pronouncedny artists and connoisseurs
to be of the most valuable and itite•es'ing charac-
ter, and well wot thy of form,ng a nati.nat collec:
tioa. It appears that at the beginning of :le year
1857 74 persona, repre•itenting inanufarturitig and
other interests, and desirous of p. omoting "art
edtication" in Engrand . by securing the Sou
lages Collection for the public, guaranteed (by sub-
scription) a sum Of 24,3005,, and effected its pur-
chase, and that then, on behalf-of these stibsuibers,
an off-..-r was made toi the Department of Science
and Art, to sell the collection to the Government
for the sum of 13,5601: (being the cost price), but
with the expenses of importation, insurance, and
interest. Mr. D. C. Maritiribanks, M.P., Mt. M.
Uzielli, and Mr. 11. Cole were the rri,n tger3 of tho
undertaking for purchasing the C. l!ecti‘:ii. Of M.
Saulag,:-s, and the list of subscribers to the guarantee
fund includes Mr. E. M ojeribAnks;l,ooo/. t E Ail
Granville, 5001. ;.I.,•)rd A.,liburton, 1,0001.; the late
Mr. 11. Min'on' of Stoke, 1,0001. ; Mr. E. W. ool; of
Bursl,m, 1,0001. ; M. 11. T. Hopp, , of Denpcit:ne,
Dorking, 1,000/. ; M. Uzielli, 1,“001. ; Mr. A.
Barker, 5001. ; Rolland and Sons, 500/. • the two

rank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 190/0s
British Linen Company 81. per cent +OO 0 0 100 0 0 217 /Os
'l' Caledonian Bank Bl. per cent 10 0 0 2 10- 031 16s
City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 8i 5s
. Clydesdale Bank .... 5%1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12/15s
C rnmercial Bank .• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 225/10
Eastern 8ar.k........ 61. par cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 11% 5s
cr Edinb. Is Glasgow- .. NI. p cent. 5 0 5- 0 0 981 58
F.,` National Bank ...... 636 percent. 100 0 0 (00 0 0 184 5s
North of Scotland Bank 51. per cent 20 0 0 210 051 10s
Boyal Bank of Scotl. .. 51. per ,ccnt 100 0 0 100 0 0 1431's
s Union Bank of Scot. .. Si.per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 85 /Os
Western Rana •-• .• .. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 -1 0
't Mance Fire and Lice 8% /.pr cent. 100 Q 0 11 . 0 0 16/ ICS
British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 011 7s
, Caledonian Fire Insur. 10t.por cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os
'i City of Glasgow Lite- 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 03/ Ifs
e Co!onial Life ......". 51. per cent. 50 0 0 5 0 081 Os
11
cE
nd ign. bs,u r
Bgoh6tl:lLf
wI n sLut
fre. 1511..7, eerr cc
ee
nn
tt
.• 15000
Y Life Assoc of Scotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 071 Os
d Nationat Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 11 19 8
0
North British Insur... 11. per coat. 100 0 0 20 0 0 .17/10s
Northern 20 Assurance Co. .00
0 1,53 5 00 '41(111 Oa
0 6 1 0 0 I/ 15s
a Scottish Provincial - 50 0 0 2 0 0 2/ 12 s•
.-e Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cont. 20 .0 0 I 0 0 1/ 14s
Standard Life •• .... • • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 30/ Os
15
GAIT-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIEs. •
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
AT Annum. Share.
---- -
Z s. d. £ a. d.
British Provincial •• .. 71. per cent. 20 0' 0 all 2414
- 14
CBtrigtyhotfonLs.n.d.o.n•
.
..............
2514 per
per
cceenntt..
12500
00 00
ISO 5 0 -
m Equitable .....• .• •• •• , 2/. 50 0 0 all 43 '
European .... .••• • .. 61. per cent. 20 0 0 - -
Y, Great Central ........ 81. per cent 10 0 0 - 11
1e i
In per cent. 50 0 0 - 80
ad Dplet
50 0 0 12 11 G 23%
Ditto Debentures.. - Stock 100 0 0 -
Cl- Do. Continental Isteap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 -
Ire
New" • • .'
•.
- 101.
-
he Do. Do. 2d Cap. • 41.155. 50 0 0 41 0 0 -
~y. Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 -
uv Do. Do. 4th Cap, 31. - 50 0 0 41 0 0 5)
',l*2 Independent ..... . .. 51. 40 0 0 all -
x London Part Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - -
) Phenix ............. 53;: percnt 60 0 0 52 0 0 5334
er Eatcliff •• •• •..•••• •• 51. 20 0 0 16 0 0 -
n. Surrey Consumers .... 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all -
United General ...... 16s Od per sh. -50 0 . 0 - 103
'" Westminster Chartered 7 per cent. 50 0 0 - 51
he Ditto, New ........ -- - 50 0 0 10 8 0 10,
10 0 0 all 84
rd Western A •..
10 0 0 4 0 0 -
Dit•to I 3 ......
•
TO
at I Dividend Amount
it, Name of Company. ' per of • Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
ad....-... ........................
S. FL d. 4 s. d.
fl. Id 0 0 2 0 0 -
Acadian Charcoal Iron. . •. •
VT- 20 0 0 10 0 0
African Steam Ship .. .
. . Bil________SCELLANEol7B.
-
?ra Auction Mart ...... • • l'l4 _
25 0 0 19 0 0 28%
,r Australian Mriculturl
81
cent• 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
`" Australian Trust •• .. .pr •
- 10 0 0 all
Ist Austradan Royal Mail
11 lOs• 10 0 0 all -
10302 10
lei, 136
;he Anglo.Mexic n Mint.. • • •
Land 5/ per cent 50 0 0 40 0 0 -
I') Assam Lea .......... 31. fpe're'rccenetti.t
5500 0 0 2O
__.o 0 -
British American • •
em Do. 5 per Bon& 511. pet
cceennt 10S0toc0k 0
Stock 100 0 0 -
Ditto, b pore ent bds 5 .per .
Stock.
atte, 6 per cent. .. 6/. per cent.
Stock
100 0 0 -
•h 0 Ditto, 6p c. bds 1874 4/. per cent. lOO 0 0 -
bds 1876 61. per sent. Stock 100 0 0 -
,ed Ditto, 6p c. 61. Percent
21. per cent. 5 0 0 all 1%
Of Ditto Preterence...: 71 pr. cent, 50 0 50 0 -
40 0 l
-
,in- Crys. Palace of France a 1
i City Navigation Bonils 3%1. per cent - _
ine Electric celegraph . 6/. per cent. Stock. 100 0 11 101
101150toc0k 00 14
allO 0 -
- 5 0 all __.
Eng &Iris. Rag. T. Co. - 50 0 all
1004 0 ofl all -
Ll r mutts e owe t • rs'on-y 51per cent. 100 0 140
114 r , Dittc New - 50 0 22 10 0 -
Useo 'OO 0 0 -
Gen. I. Sc. Cu!. (him.) -
1.10
00
00
all
26 0 all -
ai
5D:e: '
enhluclan.dey'o+: CanadaC"EGHGHTLLI
cpm.ronedoeounyaennngnutooo.sepsntnir&:peei Palacer.:usGa'.ce3rmtcte.Bsr.
aenus. .CNNna.. ..nyot.Aaag.Omnibusre...v.inc...alim.:o..ne.n.tacit.marld.Reversionary
..tu.es.cp. seAmerican
...otn.o. • 515101;411. 121. •Pp2ppPee,
per
rrarrsneceseedt.nn-
cent.i
ttal. all 3%
stock -
10
_o_
25 0 0 5 0 0 4
North of Europe, Stm. 81. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 -
teenize.
ReversionaryN oD. N.S.Y.Wt
I ltor i
NG.
eAvwes P
Int.t.
r'.
ac. Deb.
i•.080.1.i
a.l• 51.*.peic.ent, 0 100 all
0 -----
- 29 0 0 all 19%
Peel River I and&Min
18 of p ' ' •
en. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent 50 0 0 all 7.8%
- 50 0 0 10 0 0
41/27. pr cent 100 0 0 all -
aof Ditto New .. •• .• •. tW. pr eef.t. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Royal Mail Steam IC p. share. 100 0 0 6e 0 0 61
4to i Scottish Aus. Invest l5l. per cent. 10 0 all 14
--it 1 South Australian Land 71. per cent. 25 0 0 all 354
?„,., 1 Trust and Loan Comp. PA,. pr cent. 20 0 0 5 2 0 -
"" ;I I Vaa Dieraeres Land •103. . 100 0 .0, 28 10 0 14%
51per Conte LI OIVIIA st .. 6 per cont. - i
.7 ...

tine.
Some details had been received at New York o
the la'e Indial massacre in British Honduras
When the Inlia,ns toe!: the town of Beccalaw they
killed 104 p-r.one, arid took 40 prisoners. Reese ii
amounting to $4,000 was offered for the re'e-s I of
the latter, but it Ives refused, and the entire num-
ber-30 women and 10 m .n—were brought out and
put to death, after the per ens of the woznen had
heel viol stecl 1w the Indian soldiic;s.
New:, f rpm Mara° .ibo. Venezuela, is to the Ist nit
On the 21.,t of March the opponents of Monagas
overt irew the exjs ing Government at that place,.
p.nd proclaimei ex-Governor
B.Sieerarr,kino ,hrOvisionlai
Pre-ilent of the Libera-in ,
,tion was of without bloodshe.o Y. The
rev u-1
eeeti na e 0 t of the province was favourable gteonbeetrha,ei
elevation of General Pa -z as the exeur •
.Of the republic. The removal from offilee'olvfeall j)
-employes of the late Government had be, n decreed, 'e
and persons who speculated in the public funds
during the rule of Monagas were to be rigorously
excluded from appointments under the new admi-
nistration. The .111 magas family hal taken refuge
with theFrenc`) leeation, whither they had taken
' half a million of dollars, ani it was Said that the
French Minister w's about to mar• y the ex-Peesi-
, dent's daughter. The ProvisionAl Government,
however, demanded the surrender of Moneees and
11;5 accomplice, and they were delivered up and
placed in confinement, to be dealt. with according
as their offences may be judged. From a published
etitement it appears that of the Customhouse re-
ceipts at Porto Cabello the Monagas family regu-
larly bagged 76 per cent. The ex-President was
near defeating the ends of the patriots by means ot
early information given him by a traitor named
gavara. Caracas was brilliantly illuminated for
Seven days aPer Monagas reAißned, during which
time the great number of foreign flags floating
from private retidences added much to tie effect of
. the scans. As the str,tti were crowded reglit and
day during the week, the lades, native and foreign,
when promenading appeared without their skirl. dis-
tenders—a circumstance that is mentioned with no
little satisfaction.
The tendency e f prices in the New York stock-
market on the 16th ult. was downward, from the
opening to the close. A very moderate amount of
business was transacted, and most of the operations
were on time. At the fiat hoerd Virginia State
Sixes declined I per cent., Canton Company i. Nl-
' caracole, Transit
Hudson River .1, New Y.:plc Central e'ailroad 2,
1, Harlem 1, Reading 11,
2, Galena.
tai,rnpld)ll, do. Preferred li, Pana-
ma
Rock
Island
11, OP velaed Toledo 1,
Chicago and
characteristic of the stoncicclicui2trn. Dulness had been the ......--
At the snoncl board stock-market for several days. A letter from. Berne of the - 26th in theII727EVCI.
realised, with a pretty actvean improvement was i liste of Vaud says. :---‘ The Government had ad.
Pennsylvaniai
RCTI ad- ' morial in which it made itself the organ of the nu
and Erie, I ; Hudson River Railroad, I; M iwlr°ak'!, morons remonstrandes -named by the measures
Mississippi, ; Reading, A . Michali 'e adopted by the federal' authorities to secure the
pan
aigan execetion of the federal decree
- Southern, Old, 1 ; ditto, Preferred, i ; of the 15th February'
• f ; Galena and Chicago, i ; Chicago and Rmeai it rceltative to ' Bending into the interior a. certain
Island, 1.. After the board the tendency was up.l longing4eg"y of 'refugees, and particularly those le-
, to the
the market awed very firm.ltalian Benevolent Seciety. This
ward, and . memorial having been communicated. to
,the
- The Market for breadstuffs was less active, and Federal comnioners,
under the foreign news prices were drill, without and the Fed,riaiiss was reported on by them,
Council, at a special meeting con=:
- , change, however, of moment in quotations. The voiced for the
-... sales footed up abut 5,000 to 0,000 brls., closing that there are Purpose, has just conie to a decision
g tent' ll°t any grounds for ' paying any at-
Within the range of the following quotations ;--u- ion to the, application
Pette State, 4 dole. sc. to 4 dots. 15c. ; extea, neva, and that the previ of the Council of Ge
State, 4 dole. 250. to ‘. dole. 300 ; Wegtern and i carried into execution." °us revAutiois dust be-

Delorries, 5001. ; Mr. Dudley C. Mxioribanks,
M.P., 5001. ; Mr. Sydney Sinirke, '2oo/ ;' John
ston and je nes, 500/. • the Doke of 11.•inail'oa
5001 ; the Society of Arts, 500/. ; Sir H. Meox,
500/. ; Mr. Titus SAM, of Bradford, 1,000/. ; and
the M,rquis of nerfford, 1,0001., be-ides several
subscribers for smaller sums, rant, lig from 1001.
to 3001. A memorial at the samt:t.me addressed
to the Treasury by Me.9.r.,. P. Gr,lhant, .J. G.
Craw, J. Ja:kson, and E. Bond, ait commending
the purchase, and a select committee of tho. Royal
Institute of Bridsh Architects drew up a paper
warmly urging the same step, and denouncing the
neglect to porlase as "an irreparale loss.of a
great opportunity to improve our manufactures, to
enlarge the sphere of attilspplicatioo, to increase
our commerce and instruct the public mind." Mr.
Cowper, then the Via-President of the Committee
of Council on Education, also submitted the offer to
the favourable consideration of the L •ids of the
Trea-atry, ataling.that the total cost would be bat
14,375/. (including caruag); and ninmo ous letters
were sent up to to the Chabeellor of the , xch-qu-r
from the Soule; y of Woodcarv:rs, the Sheffield Sci, 00l
of Art, the Silk M.inolicturers of Spoolfields,
and elsewhere, t; e•Stafford,hire Potteries; and
several societies of artisans, 4re., all to the same
effect. What might have been tho result of theSe
urgeratappeals to Government had the late Minis-
try remsined in office it were vain to' speculate
sufficient to say that the new Administration under
the Earl of Deiby have just intimated their refusal
to incur the expense of purcliasing the collec:ion,
1 m
through :ho mediu: of a letter from Sir 0 E:
Vevelyan to the Corntai-tee of C.,uncil on Rine:l,:
1 tion, which we subjoin :—" Treasury Chaanbrs,
April sth. Sir,:—Wlth reference to the letter
from your department of the -18th of February
last, recommending the pureha.sa of the coliection
of Italian Ornamental. A.lt formed. by. M. Soulageg,
I am directed by, the borijs_Coraraissigners of her
Majesty's Treasury to acquaint you, fur the infor.
illation of the 'Lords of:lhe Committee of Council
on Educati-n, that My Lords are not:prepared to
submit to Pit!liament the propo4d vote of 14,175/.
for question. I mr, &c., C. E.
T The_vice_pr,,sidept of the Coin-
gEv theE urpltNtr. chlge n
miitee of Council on Education.". Accrrdir.gly,
the _Soulsges Collection - remains in the hands of
the private purchasers by subscription, and its fate
remains to be seen. , ..

TAU GUN-BOATS AT IiNSLAR.
TO Ti 3 EDITOR OT THE SIIN.

Sin,—Frona the commencement of the " shed
buildings at Hagar, designed for the purpose of
preserving' the screw gunboats, I have watched the
progress of getting them up in place ; haviug
attended a!so at a time when the facility of lower-
ing them was supposed to be effective, I do not he-
sitate to stave that a more ineffective and costly
contrivance was never exhibited—it can only be
likened to the man who built a large boat in his
cellar and then found no space large enough for
the b ,at'A egress. The late First Lord of the Ad-
miralty in his place in Parliament stated he was
assured that 30 boats could be launched or lowered
from their resting-place in a month ! Why, sir,
should not 3U boats be lowered in a day ? It is in
contemplation to continue the shed building on the
north side of4he creek. Then, in the,naine_of (=-
mon sense, let such shed or cover be built in line
with the creek ; let blocks be placed on an inclined
plane, so that a powerful engine could. haul them
up in place en a crulle, and I will vouch for it that
the screw gunboat's crow—or say, 40:men from the
guardships or dockyard—would with counter tackle
and purchases lower the boats within a few minutes
into he creek. The whole affair is nothing more
than the common calculation of anordinary ach iol-
boy, and would be:in effect flit), plan pursued in
cutting our largest three-deekers in halves, and
lowering the; after body to the extant required
in lengthening, stielt as Vie Duke' of Wellingi..n,
Mariborougb, or Wince of Wales, and it • should
be home in mind that in lowering these. af er
bodies, a Weight!of at least 1,000 tons was reprc-
siented, whereas the largest gunboat. would riot ex-
ceed 300 tuns ; •the -prieciple being the same.
Make what comment on !hest facts. you may please
the benefit of the public purse.—l have the
honour to be, Sir, your humble servant,
BLUE JACKET.
Portsmouth, May 1, 1858.

HORRIBLE CRUELTIES ON BOARD AN
AMERIOAr PAOKET-SHIP.

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY,
Henry Wilson, the chief mate of the American
packet-ship Excelsior, at anchor in the Mersey,
was
ona
broughtwarr
a nt, beforech a
charged
with having committed a series of terrible barbari-
tiesue on Lis crew and passengers. Indeed the
conduct of the first and second mates was S 3 violent
that four of the crew, named William Barker,
countyhound f
magistrates
r New
w York,
-day,k
Lewis Hammond, Francis Jerme, and John Miller,
jumped overboArd on Thursday night, shortly after
twelve o'clock, but were picked up by the steam-
tug Great Conquest, and landed in a very exhausted
state. A warrant was alal issued against the
second mato, but on the officers proceeding on board
to execute it it was found that he had abscondni
Three of the crew who jumped overboard we
examined, and their evidence went to show that
they had shipped, with others, on Monday las
and half an hour afterwarls the first and sec()

mates knocked them down and jumped on them,
This conduct was repeated daily, the mates follow-
ing them round the deck with pistols in their hand,
threatening to have their lives. The passengers
were iu a state of the greatest alarm, and many of
them wore afraid to proceed in the ship. The fit st
mate said half of the crew were enough to work the
ship, and he would " do" for the remainder of them
before
.they got to New_ York. He had placed them
in irons on several occasions.
Inspector Horne, of the detec!ive force, who
went on board by desire of the magistrates, stated
that he had sewn 13 of the crew on board, 11 of
whom had black eyes and cut lips. They all corn•
plained of the savage treatment experienced by tip
crew, who were marked all over the b dy. The
passengers confirmed the crew's statement, and
complained that they bad keen subjected to simihr
treatment, -one of them being put in irons because
he refused to roll a cask.
The magistrates said it was a most barbarous
case, and they - would meet it with the he viest
punishment they could award, viz , a flue of 51.,
or two months' :mprisOnment, in each case.
The prisoner seemed astonished at the leniency
of the sentenceinflicted.

DEATH OF THE DEAN OF YORK.—We regret to an-
nounce tho demise of the Very Rev Sir William Cock-
burn, Dean of Y,rk, who expired on Fri !ay af,ernoon
at Kelston, Somersetshire, whin). parish he was
rector, at au aflyarxed age. The lsta dean was third
son of Sir James; Cockburn, eighth baronet by his second
wife, Augusta Anna, daughter of the Very Rev. Francis
George 111., l'aDnd" bprOtahnerofofTlrttli:/thll. ateanlAtidr.criereselpStoirr Gto
College,Cl)
rc nk,b ntranr,t.Bart.o
Cambridge,
.G.B Bun:
1, e nonwbd o
at
asi of Gen. S
aue
ac a.
fellowship
r J o
awtsahmsi
pte.s Cc
, Join's
Fk-
a t
college ; he graduated as B.A. in 1795, when he was
12th Wrangler, M.A. in 1798, and was iriLde a D.D. in
1823. The reverend •deaeaged was Christian Advocate
to the University of Cambridge in 1803, and was in
1822 appointed Dean 'of York, and in 1882 appointed
rector of Keistan. Be married Bret, in 1805,-Miss Peel,
second daughter of Sir Robert Peel, Bart., and si-ttr of
the late statesman ' apdseCondly, in 1830 (his first wife
having died. in 1826) Miss Pearce, daughter of Colonel
Pearce, of Harley-hails Cambridgeshire. The late dean
succeeded to the baronetcyton the death of his. brother,
Admiralbaronetcy
Sir. George Cockburn, in 1853. Failing issue,
the
Co:kburn the (LieverodlveeshiVreshtiteneofflitheev4C' SOMirM4oll)64PaillecifetTo

NEWSPAPERB.—A vo!uminons correspondence between
the 11,A-1i Inland Revenue, and various proprietors of
newspapers on the embjec-, of the registration of news-
papers and of securiti,s on the publication thereof, since
June, 1855, wag publi,heri yesterday. Only one ewe of
proiecution for alleged violation of the laws relating to
regitttation and security is mentioned in this return—it
is that of a Dir..john Heap, the printer of the Bury
2'nneo,

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IE-: SUN. I.A..),N,DuiN ;
, in t) IN v tx 1. .124 V Ale lele J. I`l lite a...... .h.... 1. ,99.
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examining I found it to be bent.-- Isam quite sure - PRICES. OF SH-ARES. 1 COUntry Markets,
VAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGEXCS. , THE MURDER AT IFS WICH.
i # that Cherrington- (the accused) inflicted the blows. ._.....,.-e,- . .
' --w/o- •
• 1 Mr. W. P. Mills, surgeon, desclibed the wounds, From the Officicti Lut.
he 18th Light Dragooni (Hussars) were in- 1 In Tie Sint of SatuidSy we gave a brief narra- ROCHESTER- MAY 1.
nd ;aid they had caused the woman's death. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EYE N INQ Trade firms to-day than for '
some time past, with about
ti tive of the murder of Emma. Studd, the wife of The accused, who was brought into the room in LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1858. '
rsclayat t.O Lode barrackspi
fed by Attjor-General. the
in
1 'tieo c Cardigan
presence. of
'henry,
custody, appeared to be suffering from exhaustion. an average supply of all descriptions of grain. For fine
CANALS. samples of English wheat an advance of is to 2i per qr.
It,-Colonel Knox, the commander, and the .... Rolfe Studd, a baker, residing in St. Mary
Police-constable Bullenthorpe said,-I appre-
I games of
was readily obtained: Flour a trifle dearer, but the trade
-Elms. An inquest we.s beld on Friday before the I
banded the accused at his mother's house at Wal- Names eloped dull. Oats firm, and beans and yeas as before:
.n. officere of the rsgimeet. It is scarcely two• of d Dividend
supply of grain oNo°filtllft".7.-41.WAY1101:t met; with a- fair
iough coroner -(Mr. S. B. Jackamae). Price.
' '
Ails since the formas ion of this regiment corn- 1)0
iced, yet, with the exception of about half-a- Henry Rolfe Studd, the husband of the unfortu- ton. I found him in bed upstairs. He had his Companies. per
e Annum. '"`" 1.,
.A,IIIIUM.
trousers and wais co it on. I was in uniform. I
Ohenhll,) 9405 71.
4e1.. ct. ;-.3 IPReeagke.Fcoer.es.t. 113: 511.70e5.
1
,en soldiers, the full co nplement has already •riate woman, slid-1 carry on business as a b +leer . --
e _ - ---- This day's market was very well attended, and a limited
• A
n raised. About 530 men mustered on parade, 'in St. Mary-at-E in this town. My bake-office said to him " You must consider yours in my
I the Earl. of Cersig au expressed himself well does not adjoin the home ; it is about 3JO serer
cus-od " I did not tell him on what charge.• , gale, at is over previous rates. In barle little s • . •
76e, ' ..,,_
The Y.
d then said to " Is she dead ?"
accused
istied with their soldierlike bearing and the ge- from it. My cottage contains one room on the I Coventry.... 150 11 1. lee Rochdale....: Sri . 4/. 84 , .
, .
, .
replied, " I don't know." I then took him into Derby .. -- see 6/. 15s. - Stdrd &Wm ee 281 - - - - -
.al discipline of the regiment. After the-ins ground-floor, a' backeouse in the rear, and two net-
_ custody and on our way to Walton Angel he said, GrandJ /mein 100 21. pr. et. 51M Stottrbridge. '45 121. 10s. - *CHELMSFORD-APRIL 30. - -
and this has produced some animation, and a slight re-
ti his lordship examined the internal arrange- stair rooms. My family co. . nsisted of my late wife 'Do 6pr CL. 10 6! pr ct -
Sinn ii n&g
" I it •all " I then ''
•'' ' .
suppose is up with me now. Grand Union 100 75. 6d i Severn and 1
- I Wye Rail. 326 11. 16s. - The late decline in prices has had the effect of diminish- •
uts of the bair.cks, which also met with his ap- (the deceased), who was 47 years old, and seven
handed him over to the custody of Superintendent Kennt & Ave 40 6e.. 6 iWarwick & 1 21 ing the snpplies to the markets of the district this week,
24
ohation. • . •- I children, the nun east of whom is named Charles, eecdsscrevrr toe 251.
' Mason.
rile following officers proceeded from Chatham whose aee is five. years. Four of my youngest Leicester - - 100 51. - jWarwick & 1 action to-day. The farmers demanded higher rates for.
9
.. Some further having been given. Leicstr &Nth 83 I/. 5s .12 I 'Naptono. 3MO ' 2/''
wheat, and fcr good qualities is advance was submitted to
Tison on Sarurdey tr Hythe for the purpose of children lived•at home ; the eldest is named Emoy; Loughborogh 143 701 - \Worcstr &
The jury, after they had consulted for a few 7B 10s. 17% by the millers. Barley heavy.
dergoing a course of instruction in the use of the she is 14 years.olcl ; then 'here is Eleanor, who is . Macclesfield. 100 V. 10s. 51 Binning.
mmutes returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" Neath •• -.. 100 • 161. - ;wilts & Brio - 7s. Od- . - Wheat, white, old,per 5. a. ,
s. 11.
,
the aces of eight. These
field rifle at the School of Musketrpreviously 12 years old, and Henry of
y 1 against the accused. Oxford.. •••, MO - 105% e qr. 43 4$ Oats, per qr 24 34
joining the service companies of thole respective (were the general inmates of my - • new.... 43 48 Peas,. Partridge '4l l 5
The prisoner was then committed to take h7s
*outs in India-Captain A. J. 0: -Ruthei ford, l‘e house is situated
office, which is detached from te ,
trial on the charge at the next assizes. WATER-WORKS. red, old 40 44 I White -40 42
bit Regiment ; Captain W. J. :Anderson, 321 in the Curriere' Arms-leue, at the hack of the Sr. . Dividend Amount , - new....30 4 t Boiling 4O 46
giment ; Lieut. R. A. Eyre, 53d and ' Edround'e Heed beershoe. • • - Name of
:Company. per of ' Paid, Price Barley 34 40 Dun 41 93
Regiment, POLICE INT.ELLIGENCE.-ilay 1. Annum. Share: Chevalier 38 44 i Beans, Tiek %38
,sign J. T. 11. Buff, 75:h Regiment. A party of The Coroner (o witness)-On what terms did
etee - Grinding 2B 32, j Harrow ticks 36 40
u-commissioned offisers and men also -fait the you and your wife ('he deceased) live ? MA.RYLEBONE.-A SERVANT ASSAULTED BY a. d. X is. d. Nish - • 70 73 Mazagan 33 36
rrison en Saturdry for the purpose of being put . Witness-We have soreetimes bad words, but we HER MISTRESS. -Mrs. Jane Gower, residing at 24, Berlin ......
East London 5l. per mt. .10 0 0 100
61. per ent. - Stock. all -
_ Chevalier 72 73 I Ditto,_new...33 36
particularly bad toi ins She was as-7ough a course of rifle instruction under Colcinel ' did not live on parti,Douro-cottages, Sr. John's-wood, was charged on Do .4 percent.
pPreff.
.1/. per cent. 25 0. 0 - 25 ---
C. Hay. ' - - earring we in my bake-office yesterday, as she was a summons which had _been served upon her by GrDano.dsJunction .... •• 4t. per cut: 50 0 0 - 27
71 NOTTINGHAH-MAY 1. • •
There was an good attendance this morning, and the !'
In accordance with the orders of the Dike of accustomed to do when ra)
• trade required her ser- Osborne, the officer, with the following assault on Do. Netv ~..... - 25 0 0
Elide° a number of officers, selected froni the vices. Nothing unpleasant occurred between us Elizabeth Walsd.en, her servant :- _ 100 o 0 -- • - demand for wheat and flour was firm, at an advauce of
- _
m i ~ , Lambeth • • •••• •••• - R. per cnt. • 100 0 0 - 1 per qr asked, and in some instances submitted to, but
ne there 0 b t
the 30,h, 470, 67th, 76th, 96tb; arid 99 1 Regie on that occasion ; she Was assi , fra ou Mr. G. Keene attended for the defendant. New River Company.. - _ -•
•
- _ - generally trade was rather dull.
note, have arrived at Chatham and joined the an hour. lam generally engaged all day iu my Complainant deposed that, on Wednesday last, Southwark &Vauxhall - 100 0 0 - 92 - PER
toATR•t PER QUARTER
ttalione of infantry, for the purpose of acquiring 'bake-house. Sometimes I bake three times a-day
r while engaged in washing • a glass in warm water, West Middlesex ••• • ..
Do. Do, ...• •. W. 61 0. 0
pe-r cent. 51 8 - 103 Wheat, red (01d)... 47s --- &Barley, grinding ... -a to3ss,
- - Ditto (new)
knowledge of the military system carried out by sometimes twice,
but always once a clay. For thedefendantcame into- the kitchen, and after taking
- s to --sßeans
• three weeks I have taken all my meals at the
e officers and troops of the various branches of Pest from her the said glass, drew from the borer a jug BRIDGES. ; • Ditto, white......... -s to -s. Peas
e service at that garrison. . , ,
bake-office • that has been the case since I removed of hot water, which she threw in her (complainant's) Dividend Amount Ditto (old) ' 50i to= s\Ditto (white) , --s to---s.'
On Saturday morning the_ entire battalion of from the house which adjoined my bike-office. face. She also thrust her violently out of the house, Name of Company. per of
Annum. Share; Paid. Price.
Barley, malting ... 452- E Flour, per sack ..• 37s tt 34a. •
,yallMarine L,glit Infantry, now at head-quer! mentioned I have
Daring the period occasionally flinging her bonnet and shawl over the gate, ac- -----i DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-Aren, 29. '..
'clock to work ,or another
rs, Chatham, were assembled in their berrack left home as early as 3 o , , companyieg the act with the expression, " You - s.. d. 4s. d. Qrs. Best. Current. Inrerin.
uare for the purpose of having read the sentence pers •
on• I have generally gone to my bake-office -, you shan't come in here again." srd ...
flunger.o . •• • ....
Southwark ...... •• .. •••• 25 0 0
100 0 0 -
-6% •
- 230 Wheat 47s • 0,1
. 393 9•ad • m 61.
between 5 and 7 o'clock of amorning, leaving there
a dis.rict court-inertial on Private H. Carilidge, . t Mr. Keene-How long have you been in this Ditto New of 7% p.c. 103 pee cent.
1005 o ::: - - 787 Oats 3ls fid 27s 4d ... ...... 25s OS
at between 5 and 10 at night. During yesterday
that corps, who was tried on several charges of lady's service 1 waterloo . ... • .... e• ' • '.O. • - - 126 Barley 36a ' Ed. .. 31s 3il 2' s - fa.
Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 11. its. Od. 60 0 0 - 2e ee 50 Peas & beans 42s Od 402 2cl
isertion, making away with his necessaries, break-
nothing transpired between myself tied wife to 1
(~omplainant.--Ahout seven months. Ditto Nw ditto of 7L 17. 65..0d. 40 0 0 - 24%
.g away from the escort, and insubordinate- tau- ----
induce me to sleep at the bake-office. If I have not Mr. Keene-Were you scalded at all 1 • Vauxhall ....-....... 28s. 27010 3 -
Ph:4l Cnr.-...$
100DiV.ne
17% HADDINGTON GRAIN 11ARKET-LAPurr. 30.
'age. The prisoner, who bears a very bad cha- gone home from the office my wife has not been in. Complainant-Yes, andl felt it very much at the - - .
DOCKS.
•' • ' hb. f k•
cter, was sentenced to six months imprisonment the ait o as ing me questions as to my reasons time. WHEAT, BARLEY OATS. I BEAN S•
Dividend Amount - - First 503 Od 38s 9d, 33s Od I 45s Oil
Fort Clarence military prism,. . for not doing so. About 20 minutes before 6 o'clock Mr. Keene-You have no marks to show thet Name of Company . per of , Paid. Mee- Second . 40s 101 35s 7d I 30s lci I 41s 114
_
Lieut. Charles W. Seaison, of the 93d High- this morning my wife (tbe deceased) came down to you were hurt, I believe ? .
-
dre •• who fell at the attack on the Bsgum'e the office for kindling as usual. I l
.I) e., looked at my C 1 ' ump amant-No, sir. /s.d.Z s. d. Total quantity of wheat in market, 662 qrs., 507 sot; A
'glace, Lucknow, on March 10, entered the army id no: s sake neither
watch when She came. She d ,p , Two witne-s were called in support of the charge, Commercial •••••••••• 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -f, PO barley )1 231 qrs., 185 seed
1 March, 1855.. He carried the colours of his re- did I. She saw me. She took t g,
he firing, and went and they gave evidence as to their having seen com- no. Preference 19 Stock.
East ante West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. PP •••-
if 118% # # oats . ,; 270 qrs., '4.65 : ..„,
im-nt for four months in the Crimea and fought away. Idid not go to sleepany mere. A few mieutes plainant'e dress quite wet after the assault by de- Grand eurry D.t&e Canal 41. per cent., 1.04- 0_ 0 00__ 00_ £4 1, DI beans If B6 qrs., 67 sold •
had left my daughter Eleanor
io-t gallantly at the relief of the gesidency a after the decent ea I fondant. Do. Loan No s .... 91 I''oo CO 0 0 ....•
Do. 5 per cent. Prof. 5/. pr cent. 25 0 0 5 0 0 - AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
Wheat, '2/. 010 3-12ths 1 Barley, -V. 15 7 118-12 nos
auckao iv, and at the Secuuderabagh, takina a mus- came sunning into the beke-pffice, sayinge,
"Father,
Mr. Keene, on the part of his client, denied the Leeson .•• • . .•• •••• _ e . !Stock. Stock. . 103% Oats, .., 11,10 1 9-12ths I Beans, ' 21. 111 10.121 bs
et and fighting as a private soldier. Had be been dear father, come home directl fsr mother has -
y, throwing of the water, and alleged that if her (corn- et. Katharine ........ 4%1. per cnt. stack.
Southampton •• •• •• ••
99
4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 o 6e% .
-
pared, lie would have attained 'his 24th year in mens s resshad been wette as sta e
')d d td. • t 20 0 0 0 '
,It DIM Victoria ...........,, 51. 08 per c. 2 0 0 DUBLIN-APRIL 30.
one. He was the eldest son of'Mre William Ser- except wy shoes. I immediately put them
on and have been owing to a small quantity of water going Ditto New - ...... 99 20 0014 0 0 ...,
There was a small attendance and a dull market-to-dray
ison, of Leamington, Warwickshire.._ went home. I there saw the deceased lying on the over her
when the glass was taken from her, as she ' INSURANCE COMPANIES: for all kinds of grain, and Tuesday's currencies unaltered,
In the 12 months from April 1,1857 e to March floor of the lower room, my daughter Emily sup- had acted in contravention of orders repeatedly Dividend Amoint • except for oats, which ifs some caries were about 3d cleanly.
temples, Blood was •
11, 1858, the Bristol recruiting •slistrict has fur- porting her and bathing her temp • given to her, bi putting it into hot water ;he (Mr. Name of Company. per of Paid. price. Indian corn dull, and no Change in price. •
lashed to the East India Company's service no flowing from her head, tnd she appeared to be Keene) further said that- defendant had used no . . . Annum.. Share. White wheat, 27s od to 293 Od ; red ditto, 24s Od to 26.1
ewer than 5 448 effective men. As many as 6,721 dying. I spoke to the deceased, but she reamer
i - 6,1 ditto new, -a Od ;.barley, Malting, 14s to 18s oa ; grind-
- ,more violence than was requisite to eject her ser . £s.d. X -8: d.
rolunteered,, but there were rejected' on medical
petfectly insensible...l then said, "Good God, vent, and as to the language alleged to have been -- -
Alblen .....• ....-- 71. per c. 500. 00.50 0 o - ing, -s to -s ;gas, old, 13s 6d to 15s; ditto, new, -s
to -s Od; oatmeal, 13s 6d to 15s 6d; here, new, ---s to -is
ix.anaination 1,273, or about 17p -r cedt.Of the ene child, your mother slid. outdo this
'1" I then ran out uttered, the statementwae entirely false. Allianee Brit. and For. 794.14 x, 6d. • 100 0 0 11 0 0 16%
Ditto Marine ....... ;L p,& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Od ; rapese. d, -s Od to -a Od per brl ; hikers' flour,.-14s
:ire number. Recrui ing has at the same time been for Mrs. Hazel', a neighbour, and begged her to Mr. Long-Have you any witnesses to call, Mr. Athenaeum ....e. •• - ....e lO 0 al - 6(1 to 19s Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 15s 01 to 374 Od pee
actively carried on in the district for the artillery, come in. I next ran for Mr. Mills, the sun- Keene? Atlas ..
. krgus Life ......... • • 44. per cent. '5O 0 0 25 0 0 -
the military train corps, and the several regiments goon ; then to my wife's sister (Mrs. Last), the place Mr. Keene-I have not, sir. nritish Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 00: 5e it - •• '
of the Queen's regular army. ' . . • where I drank tea last night. Mrs. Last returned Mr. Long was satisfied that an assault had been Church of England .. 71. 10s. 50 00 2 0 - RAILWAY TRAFFIC: RETURNS.
On Thursday 202 men of the 2cl battalion of the with me. On my return the deceased appeared committed, and fined defendant 20s. and costs. City of London .. •• .. 5/. ' 50 .0 0 20 o -
Clericl.eled.ik Gen. Life spr et.& bs 100. 0 0 10 0 0 -.. ...........r0p......
20th Regiment arrived in Clonmel under the'com- to be nearly deal Shortly before 7 o'clock she .......... te per share 100 0010 0 0 86% TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK.
. -.....- County ....
mend of Major Ord from Kingsbridge terminus; to expired. WORSHIP-STREET.-ASSAULT EY A MENDI- Crown .............. 11 185. 50 0' 0 50 e - . • .
which they were marched on arriving from Liver- Coroner-Have you any reason to suspect any Eagle . . • ...... ss. 50 005 0 o -
CANT. -Francis Mulharen, a desperate-looking man, Equity and Law...... 14 per cent iOO 005 0 0 --• Miles
opened. - NAME .
OF RAILWAY. Reeelpts.
pool. The battalion, when complete, will number one personas being the perpetrator of tie act V was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with askingll 20 0 0 an -• 1857
European Life......... • . • let 8 . 1857..
1,000 men, who will remain at C.onmel until pro Witness-I am very well satisfied in my own alms in the.public street, andviolentlyassaulting Family Endowment - per •
Gmeral••••
••
•••••••
•• 6
47. cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 -
per cent. 50 0 all ' - BEITISIE• , -.....-.-••••••••••••
X X
perly drilled and proficient in the Minks rifle ex- i• mind as to the person. , Miss Jane Saville, a young lady residing with her Globe ....•, . 51. per cent stock. all 92 - Aberdeen ....................• .„ . _ _
ercise. • Coroner-Who is the person to whom you allude? Gresham Life - - 47 5 . 4 65 Belfast and Ballymena ........• •• •• • 1,213 1,30%
. parents in Greenwood-row, Well-street, Hackney. 20 0050 0 0 - 17 Belfast and County D0wn........... . ._.• --
A Dublin paper says,- Witness-Ebenezer Cherrington (the accused). Miss Saville, who evinced considerable excite- Do. Do. -
guardian ............5i. per cent 100 oit 40 0 0 51% 32 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,672 2,561.
"We are glad to announce that all idea of abandon- Coroner-Who is Ebenezer Cherrington 1 ment when the prisoner was placed at the front of Imperial Fire... • • .... 121. per cent 500 0030 0 0 363 26% Bolton,rslackburn,and West York •• ..
ing the camp at the Curraglv of Kildare, or even reducing Witness-He calls himself a baker ;he used to the dock, statedthat
• Imperial Life ..... .... 14s, 100 017 210 0 19% 1 itt
--- Bristol and Exeter .............• • ... 5.899 6,a36;
the troop; stationed there, has been abandoned. Alder- work at the. trade. When a lad he worked for me pesaine e through Mare-street, Hackney, in company Indemnity Marine.... si. p. ct. Sebs. 100 0013 0 4 137% 198% Caledonian., ......
Law Fire ............ 2s &2s bone 100 '0 '0 • 210 0 - 12,121 12,419 i
94'4 Chester and Holyhead,..• .. • • ....., 5,372 5,41%
shot ie no longer in high favour, althtnigh its conveni in the office ; but he has not done so for the last with her mother
, a beggar suddenly confronted Law Lite.• • •......... 217. per sh 100 001210 0 3% 6% Cork, Blackrock, and Passage .. •..• 227 169 t. .
ence as an English camp station, for the visits of the three years. . them, and abruptly asked for pecuniary relief. Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 20. 0 5% 20
London
Royal Family and the military authorities, will still keep Emily Studd, 14 f age, and daughter of
years o Witness observed, "I am very sorry, but we have Londo & Prov. Law • • 3s. 50 0 0 20 0 3 . 63 Dublin and Belfast function ....... 1,168 1,387'
Dublin and Drogheda.... ••• • • • ... .. 1,485 1,715,
a large number of troops there. The great natural ad- the murdered woman, deposed,--I am an out-door not any change." This remark was repeated by her Marinee..... .......... 18s. bs. 100 0020 0 0 84% 40% Dublin and Kingstown •. • ....... -.. 1,541 1,29&
vantages of the Curragh, as a review and training ground,
apprentice to a milliner, and reside at the house of mother, upon which the man seized her by the s,led.Devlid& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 002 0 0 - 17 IA Dundee and Arbroath ••••••- - . . .. 555 en,
Minerva e....... ••.. • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 4 0 0 - 1,045 1,065,
as well as for the health of the troops, have induced the 3! Dundee, Ferth, and Aberdeen Juliet et
myfather.. y ether and mother slept 1
M f 'n
one bed- Monarch -•• • • ...... 51. percent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
shoulder with one hand, and struck her with the 3.. Dundalk ana Enni5ki11en............. 354 471'
ausborities to deeide upon an increase of force, and New Equitable -
room ; myself, sister, and two brothers occii led 67% East Angviane ..... .•• • • ........... ' 1,003 'LW&
I, other three times in the face. The alarm ex pelican - - -
upwards of 7,000 men are already in camp. There will93 . East Lancashire- ••.. , ......... •... , 5,896 " 6,260,
another room. My parents have lived on pretty enced at ihe conduct of the beggar, • d d tof Phoenix -.• 51. per cent. - - 170 489 Eastern Counties and l'iorfelk -....
be during the ensuing siluttner military. evoluti.ino oil in epen en 1 26,656 24 425.
ood terms. Three weeks ago we removed to the Profess one Life • • .... SI. per cent e 6 5 0 010 0 - Eastern Union ••••• • • • • • ......, ... 3 •
an extensive scale, and constaet training and pear- g the pain resulting from the blows he iuflicted, was Provident Lite ........ 12% per c. 100 0010 0 0 142 Edinburgh and Glaagovr e.• ........ .. 5,663 5,529,
lice for the troops. Heretofore the men ware quartered cottage where we are-now living, p
II to wkich time extreme, a d r
ti apo ice constable opportunely coming Rock Life.... •••• • • • • 7s. 5000 10 0 - 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and. Dundee...... 3,363 ' 3,35 t
in wooden houses, but latterly some brick buildinga my father always slept at home,five
and, excepting up, the offender was taken into custody. Royal Exchange ...... BpC. & bs Stock. all 276, 6 Exeter and Crediton- • • ............ - • ...._
have been erected, and the camp at the Curragh now nights during the past three weeks, he had slept at Mr. D'Eyncourt-Did the prisoner use any Sun Fire ........ ...... 0% p.c &bs -
Ditto Life •• .. 1/ 14s. - ,, -.
- 22 Furness Railway ••••• • • • • ...• ..... - -
183% Glasgow, and South-Western........ 4,466 6,45%
presents -all the appearance of a permanent military es- home. I know Ebenezer Cherrington (the accused).
threats ? United Kingdom .... 41. & bonus. .20 60.5 10 0 - 283 Great N0rthern..................... 23,177 22.422
tat,' shmenr." About three years ago he used to live in the same Miss Saville-When he hlde my shoulder be Universal Life .• • ..... 51 & bonus. 100 0010 0 0 -
Victoria Life • • ...... 5:. & holm. - .5 0 0 - 203% Great Southern and Weseern (Ireland; i 7,885 7,546-
465 Great Western .................... 28,068 28.440,
The Wellesley, 72, guardship in ordinary at Chat- h,eise with us and assist father in his business. I said, "I am starving-money I must and will
ham, was re-commissioned onSaturday by Capt. G. think he lived with tis for about a year. I have not have." JOINT-STOCK ;BANKS. 90 Lancaster and Carlisle .*. •............ 0,050 o,eur'
Goldsmith, C. 8., having been paid off the previous seen him at ourhouse since then until aboutsix weeks The young lady's mother having corroborated Dividend . Amount 286% Lancashire and Y0rk5hire............ 22,161 22,815.
...-, • ~ _a
. . - Leeds, Northern ...... •••• • • •• •-•-• -
day. . ago. At that time we lived in a cot• age adjoining the the and spoken of the terror shelaboured Name. Of Company'. per - of Paid. Price. 161 Liverpool, Crosby, 'and Southport.: .. -.-
The Goliath, 80, screw steamer, is ordered to pro- bake-office. When I eame•to dinner I found the under from evidence,ie time the prisoner first accosted them - 647 London and North Western ......... 54,079 .60,853
teed from Chatham to renop4eaeb, where she will accused there. He was in the keeping-room wish my until he was taken in charge, -
X a. d. X a. d. 6% London and Blackwell • • ............ 1,377 ' 1,3410
183% London, Brighton, and Smith toast.. 13,609 14,478
•
remain until her services are required. mother (the deceased) and I think ray two brothers Mr. D'E t heard the testimou f
y ncourAustralasia........... 101. per cent. 40 0 0 all 80% 289% London and South We5tern......... 14,3,4 14,060
y o some Bank et Egypt .“... '-. 25 0 0 18 15 0 21% 60 Londonaerry and Enniskillen ........ ' 772 ' ' 691
The freight ship Goodwitl, George Commander, were present. The accused wa,e eitting before the officers relative to the fellow's constant practice of Bank of London SL per cent. 100 0050 0 0 -
has -eiornmenced shipping stclres ' at- Chatham. fur lire. I did not speak to hien nor he to me. Lie re- using threats to enforce his ends when au era pp„in llritish North American 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all ' 56 - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &ce - -
Sheerness Dockyard. inained in the house, awl. I believe slept there for feiled, and them,' sent him for oue month, with hard city Ch Bk. Ind. Aust& Ch. 4 per cent. 20 006 0 0 110% Manchester, Shelliele,and Lincolnshire 9,9 el) 10,228
.9% Manchester,
and South Junction.• • • • • 844 848
The Marlborough, 131, Captain. Lord.T:H. Kerr, three .days. lie dined- at the same table with my labour,sl.per cent 100 0 5
. 0 0 0 0 58%
to the House of Correction. Colonial ..... - 28 Maryport and Carlisle .• •• ........,.. 843 977
flag of Vice-Adwiral A. Fanshile, C. 8., might go mother (the deceased), two brothers, and myself. Commercial Of*Lendoe. 72. p. e. & heeler). 0020 0 0 - 567 Midland
•••••••••• 177 - Midland Great Western (Irish) ....... EBO2 6664
to S• h st tweek ifhad men. She enters
pit ea neat
keeping-room stairs. SOUTHWARK.-A Row AT AW .. AKE. -Jere- Eng. Scot & Aust. Ch. 4,. per cent. 20 0 0 all
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 51. percent. 20 0 0 Of 17% 52 Monklands -•••••.••••.••• .• • • • • •• .-" '''''
19% 78 Newcastle aed Car1ige.............. ' ,- '-,
them very slowly indeed. lather came home that night and slept with mother mash Collins, a smart-looking Irishman, was Do. New .. • • ...... Of 20 0 0 " - 149 North British ...................... 4,926 4 629
The Arrogant, 47, Capt. L. G. Heath, C. 8., as tt.ual. My father saw Cherrington in the house. char dwith ge committing an assault on Bridget London and County •• 1111. per cent. 00 0020 0 0 2814
Lon & Eastn Mike'. C. 61. per cent. 100 00•80 0 0 - 233 North Staffordshire .. • 6 0311 • 7'877
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went to Spithead on Fridayand anchored. She will My father came home between nine and ten at H d th fll • •
ogan, un er e o °wino ciroumstances :-I
London Jinttock .•• 28 percent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 29% 47 North-Western ••"..••••..„.•••.••• . • :827 • 750
60 Scottish Central .............. • • .... 2,3'26 2,781
leave to morrow for her cruising ground. night and- directly went upstairs to bed, he fol-Londn end Westminstr 18 per cent. 100 0020 0 0 45 3210 -
The compleinent, who exhibited a black eye, and • • ~, Scottish -Midland .• •••••• .........„ -
The frigate Sybille, 40, Commedore Elliott, lowing my mother there. I heard no words pass eat. Provincial of Eng. l6p c. &bs 'lOO 0035 0 0 77% 29 ' Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... 1,584 1,810
seemed to have suffered severely from the injuries Ditto New .. ••• • • • 99 20 00'10 0 0 - 4e% Shrewsbury and Che5ter............ 2,733 '. 2,956
which , arrived in Plymouth Sound on Friday, between them. I was then upstairs. lam not -
inflicted on her, stated that she lived in Tothill- yeDtiletto ~ 5 30 Shropshire Union ..•• •• ••..-.. - .. .. 924 943
brought home Cap*. Seymour, late of the Tortoise, aware that any misunderstanding took place be. net Bank -
court, Bermondsey-street. The prisoner resided New • oath Wales - 301% South Eastern ...• .................. 16,691 17,657
and about 70 invalids awl superannuated seamen tween father and mother. My father left the houseoriental Bank Corpora. 10/. per cent. •25 0 0 ,
in the same house, and liar' all along 11 d •t d
we 11c el tie e , , 3314 171 South Weil .. •••..; ;• • ... '.....; .. 6,596 6,642
and marines from the Chita squadron, including between sit and seven on the following morning to himselfuntil h . • ' Ottoman Bank - •.20 0 0 15 0 0 17% 108% South" York., Doncaster, and Goole A . 2,585 2,460
t Q.. previons evening. There was a Frovincial of Ireland ST. p. et.&bs. 100 00.25 0 0 63 53 Taff Ville •••••••••••• . . - - - - .• .• 4,141 4,558
Lieut. W. .C. Andrews, Camilla, Second Maser go to-the bake-office. The accused was in the house a: a wake" in the house, and after sitting round the Ditto, New Bl. per cent. 10 a o all - 86 Ulster. •••••• • • • • •................. 1,327
J. H. Blackford, of the James ; Paymaster A. W. when I left my work and went home to meals. The fonian-.• .• •• - - all - 77 Waterford and Limerick .. •......... 1,13 t 1,055
corpse, witness was about to take a drop of gin, South Australia ...• ... toe, per cent, 25 0 0 all 30%
Chimme, Cruiser ;• J. E. Kerr, clerk and engineer; next night my father came home and slept as be- 27 • West Cornwall ...... ..... ..... _ 683 616
when the prisoner came up to her in an abrupt union of Australia • 211. per cent. 25 0 0 . all 43% 12% Whitehaven Junction ............... 410 472
T. Lovering, E-k ; Dr. Christie, Simone, Cape of fore, the accused sleeping below. The accused re- and capsised it, at the same time throwing
manner,Ditto •••••••••••••• •., - 210 0 - 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
Union of Hamburg.... - 15 0 0 3 0 0 -
Good Hope; V. Todner, engineer; and H. P. retained the next day following. My father eaw him her down: A general row ensued, when chairs Union of London...-. 151. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 23% York and North Midland& Leeds.. - -
Brenen; clerk, Merlin; D. Irvine, .mate, 'Tortoise; there, but they did not speek to each other. On and tables, as well as the corpse, was upset, and in unto. mutual ........ - 100 0050 0 0 - . ,
and IL Balls, assistant-surgeon, from Ascension. the third day when I came home to dinner the ac- the /nag the prisoner kicked. her, and struck her in Western Bank eLondn. - 100 0050 0 0 - FOREIGN.
ICB Dutch Rhenish .. -.......... •• .. • • - . _
Tea deaths occurred among the . seamen and ma- eased was there, as usual. On that night my the face, and she really believed he would have LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. - Lyons and Mediterranean .......... • - e•-•
. - Monterean and Troyes .......... •• .. - 0_
tines of-the. Sybille on the passage home-nacnely, father did not come home, but my mother slept murdered her had not the police entered the house ', Divideud • Amount 63 Namur. and Liege .. • ............... - -
5 between Singapore and the Cape, and 5 bteween upstairs and the accused in the keeping-room . and secured him. Name of Company. per. 'of Paid. 539 Northern of France ••• • • ........... 41)501 ' 38,812
Ascension and Plymouth. The Sybille will have below. When I came down stairs in the morning 1 Mr. Combs (to the prisoner)-What base you to - Orleans and .. 1-
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. - Paris and Ly0n5..................
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been in cemmission five years on the 23d inst. She found the accused there, but on my return to say in answer to the charge ?
- - Paris and Cabra10............ • -
s. d. X s, d,
has been on the China, Japan, and Indian stations, dinner he was gone. I did not see him again until prisoner-Faith, yer honour, nothing at a 11.941 Paris and Strasbur 11 37 50
sank of Scotland .... 7.. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 19010 s g ..
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- 'mien and Havre... .• .. ..... • .a: -
and was present and assisted at the capture of Can- a fortnight since, when I found him, with my We ha I a wee drop of the cratur, and when that ct!ariiettasohnLinen Company 8/. per cent +OO 0 0 100 0 0 217 Ns 621 W est and North-West :. :: '
ton, on- the 29th or December, No ()dicers have brothers' on the occasion of my going home to in the wit's out. (Laughter.) tan Bank ..... 81. per cent 10 0 0 2 10- 031 les
City of Glasgow Bank 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 8i 5s • ' a '
.00 .... • -
died since she was com•nissioned, but about 20 dinner. He stopped all nigh,, -sleeping as before 111 r. -Coathe-But you are charged with assault- (llydesdate Bank .... 5%1. p cent-. 20 0010 0 0 12/15s ! A DYE itTIPISMIINT.I- DIGHT. AND riNARING - SPSOTACLES.•
deaths have occurred Amon principally
the men, on the fi er in the keeping-room. I cannot say ing this female. What heve you to say to that? C rrunercial Bank .. per cent. 53
, 0 0 0 100 0 0 225i10 PownaruS TELESCOPES - OPERA, RACE, • AND . Pzesraelre
Eastern Bank. 71.
from dysentery and the effects of climate. When in whether or not father cam , home on that night, Prisoner-Bless your honour wurtchip, no hang•• •• •• 61. per cent. 25 0010 0 0 11,' bs GLASSES.-s. end is. Solomons, opticians, 39, Albemarb
Edinb. & Glasgow- 3%1. p cent. 5 0 5- 0 0 98/ 53 street, Piccadilly. Observe-opposite the York Hotel, Ni
' commiseion her First-Lieutenant, Curme, was pro- and Ido not rem,mber whether the accused stayed at all. I love her too much. She is my hundreth National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 184 5s
' motel to tl-e rank of Commander, and Mr. Web- more than that eight. cousin. - North of ecotland Bank SI. per cent 20 0 0 210 0511 Os By • . -c•8 " S ..o' 3
Royal Bank of Scott. .. el. per ,ccnt 100 0• 0 100 0 0 143/ 's her Mei tv' Pv 1 Letters Patent for valuable
traordmayy improvements iu the most powerful and brilliar
lemate,l sbe •n made lieut elant.. The Sybille
here la Coroner-When did you next see him again ?, Mr. Combe-That will net do. Look at this Union Bank of Scot. .. Si.pot cent. 100 0050 0 0 851 Os Telescopes, Camp, Race-coUrse, Opera, and Perspectiv
ore of
hi is oil board two largo Chinese b ass guns, Witnes4-.1 think I did. not see him again tell ill's woman. She has abl tek eye an I cut in the face, westere Bane .. .. .. .. 71. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 --- i o Glasses, to know the distances. These Telescopes posses
Illianc ' e biro and Lice.. 8% /. pr cer.t. 100 Q 0 11 •0 0 16/les such extraordivaey power that some, three and a-half inches
• which.wishs 20' tons ; they were cap i ured in Wong; week. He dined there on Monday last. •• I believe which she says you inflicted ? British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 011 7s with an extraeye-piece Will irlioW distinctly Jupiter's Moon!
1 Tung fort at Canton, rind are intended for pees-n- he Fl pt in the lower room that nigh., and on Prisoner-Well, your urtchip. It's all for Caledonian Fire Incur. 10..p0r curt. 100 0010 0 0 2bl Os Saturn's ring, and rile double stars • with the same t4escoe
i tation to hsr Majeety. Tueiday and Wednesday as well. lie took his love. e. Lite- 61. percent. '25 0 0 2 0 031 'cis
We were at the wake, and some one put the Co!yonlaW.w.. ' 0 3 0 081 cis can be seen a person's countenance three-and-Es:l if mil(
••••• 51, per cent. 50 0. ta
eneele eel eh ea, te..... me, &thee'. su eel eee /see .0.00 to 1 telefe mat. and us-set the corpse. By accident I fell „,
Edinburgh Life Insur. IL percent. 100 . 0 0 15 0 0 16/ Os distant and an object from. 16 to 20 miles. For the wais
e . - . ____ ..... ~ ..--e. An a (I A 8 0 41 Os coat-rocket, and aro of larger. and'all sizes, with incressin

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A DVE,onsiSMSNT. j— SIGHT AND HEARING SPECTACLES+
5s
10 Poweavu TELESCOPES OPERA, RACE, AND . PERSPECTIVE
5S GLASSES. —S. and h. So'onions, opticians, 39, Albemarle-
-5s -area, Piccadilly. Observe—opposite the York Hotel, W.
58 By her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and ox-
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traerditia.7 improvements iu the most powerful and brilliant
Telescopes, Camp, Race-course, Opera, and Perspective
Os
O Glasses, to know the aistances. These Telescopes -possess
los such ex traordivary power that some, three and a-half inches,
7s with an extra eye-piece will show distinctly Jupiter's,moons,
°' Saturn's ring, and the double stars ; with the same telescope
0s
le3 can be seen a person's countenance three-and-A.:half miles
os distant and an object from 16 to 20 miles. For the waist-
Os coat-pocket, and are of larger, and all sizes, with increasing ,
Os powers accordingly. The Royal Exhibition, 1851. —A valu-
-95 able, newly-invented, very small, powerful, AVaistcoat-pocket
I"s Glass, the size of a walnut, by which a person can be seen and
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known one and a-half mile distant. They answer every pnr•
s
143 pose on the Race-course and at the Opera-houses. Country
Os scenery and ships are clearly seen at 12 to 14 miles. They
are . invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera,
Camp,' Perspective, and Race-course Glasses, with, wonderful
powers:- Invaluable preserving Spectacle Lenses of the
greatest transparent power. The great advantage derived
from this invention is, that vision impaired becomes pre-
,, served and strengthened and very aged person,. are enabled
to employ their sight at the most minute occupation—can •see
with those lenses of a much less magnifying power—and
they do not require the frequent change- to the elan•
gerons effects of further powerful assistance. Persons
- can be suited at the most remote part of the world by send-
-283(11, in? one of the glasses out of their spectacles in a letter, and
ig stating the clistince from the eye they can read small print
with it, and those who have not made use of spectacles by
stating their age. Deafness.—Now Discovery.—The. (km&
Vibrator, an extraordinarily powerful, small, newly-invonted
;3 instrument for deafness, entirely different from all ot nem,
- surpassing anything of the kind that has been, or probably
can ho, produced. 'Being of the same colour as the skin, le
not perceptible. It enables deaf persons to hear distinct ly at
church and at public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensation at
'34 singing noises in the ears is entire'v removed, and it allorda
all the assistance that possibly could be desired.-39. Alb.'
, ,flarle.street, Piccadilly— Opposite the York Hotel. W.