The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-07 00:00:00

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THE TRAGEDY AT BIICKHURST-HILL

EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER THIS DAY,
WALTHAM ABBEY, Tuesday.

This morning, at a little after eight o'clock, the
prisoner, Frederick Alexander Watkins, was con-
veyed from Ilford Gaol to Waltham Abbey Police-
court.

At 11 o'clock this forenoon Mr. Domes, the
chairman of the bench of magistrates, took his seat,
when the prisoner was placed in the dock.
Mr. Abrams, of Bow-street, London, appeared
to defend the prisoner, and said—l presume, as the
prosecutrix is not well enough to give evidence to-
day, the accused will be remanded after the evi-
dence of Dr. Horne has been taken.

Dr. Horne said the young woman was progress-
ing favourably up to Friday last, when serious head
symptoms supervened, and since Sunday another
change has taken place, and she is now better.
Mr. Abrams—Do you now think that all danger
is over?

Dr. Horne—l cannot go so far as to say that;
but if things go on favourably she will be out of
danger next Tuesday.
The Bench then remanded the prisoner for a week.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-This Day.

Market opens opens steady, at unchanged rates. Sales
probably 8,0050 or 10,000 bales.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

GRATEAEND, Tuesday Morning.

Arrived, May 6—Metropolitan, steamer, from Hamburg ;
Vixen, from Antwerp ; Ann, Speedwell, and Cheval de
Troio—all from G uern soy.

Arrived, May 7—Seine, steamer, from Boulogne.
Sailed, May 6—Janette Ferguson, for Singapore ; Vic•
toria, for St. Kitt's ; Vere, for Jamaica ; Irene, for _Monte•
video; Jane Maria, for Trinidad; Lansdowne, for Mel.
bourne ; Zetland, for Quebec ; Mazeppa, for Bremen
Lady Octavia and Varona, both for Calcutta.

Sailed, May 7—Eugenie; steamer, for Japan ; Maria Pia,
steamer, for Lisbon.

DEAL, Tuesday Evening.
Passed, May 6—City of London, for Glasgow ; Daniel
Rankin, for Madras—both from London ; Ouse, of Sunder-
land, from the West, for the North; Emma, from Ipswich,
from the North, for the West.

We understand that 2he Day newspaper having
answered the end for which it was originally pub-
lished, of ascertaining, namely, whether public
opinion would support a journal representing Constitu-
tional Liberalism, will be verified, under the same name, or
another, as may seem the more expedient, as soon as
the machinery required in order to meet the demand for
it can be provided.

DISMCSSAL OF A VOLUNTEER.—On Saturday, at
the assembly of the lot Warwickshire Volunteers i❑ Bir-
mingham Drummer Cotterell was publicly dismissed from
the corps, pursuant to decision of a court of inquiry, for
having hissed and assaulted a member of the drum and fife
band of the corps. This is the second dismissal from this
corps within a short time.

TIIE LUXEMBURG CONFERENCE.—The Hon, Jur
Fano, secretary of Embassy at Paris, has been appointed
protocolist of the conference, about to assemble in London
on the Luxemburg question. It is reported that Lord
Igialnaesbury has been named to act as the colleague of
Lord Stanley at the conference.

THE DROUGHT AT MALTA.—The Chamber of
Commerce of Cagliari has notified its sister establishment
at Malta that the aqueduct is at length completed, and that
an abundant supply of clear water can be readily obtained
from the granite reservoir without any delay, even by ships
not admitted to pratique, at a moderate cost.

ROBBERY AT THE PARIS ExiIIBITION. The
director of the Austrian museum at the Great Exhibition
discovered on Saturday that a work of art, consisting of a sil-
ver jug set with jewels, and valued at 3,000 f., had been stolen
from a glass case out of public reach. The article had
evidently been taken in the night and by some one able to
have easy access to the place. After an investigation,
three of the Austrians employed at the museum were ar-
rested.

ICE IN TIM ATLANTIC.—IteCent accounts from
Newfoundland report the arrival there, at Harbor Grace,
of two ships, the Isabella and the Haidee, from Oporto.
The former of these vessels was surrounded by ice for 16
days, and the latter was upwards of 30 days in the
same perilous position. Both vessels were severely dam-
aged about the cutwater and stern. The copper was
completely stripped off each of them, and the former was
so leaky that she could not have floated many days
longe r.

The students of the Quartier Latin, Paris, have
put their threat into execution, and have published List
No. 1 of tho hotels where the charges have been raised.
At the same time they publish a list of those whose pro-
prietors have not altered their tariff. Both the public and
the press applaud this attempt to " bell the cat," and some
of the papers go so far as to insert in their columns a letter
from the " committee of action," containing tho lists in
question.

The Times of yesterday states that the law ad-
vistirs of the crown in the month of November, 1856 (Sir
Alexander Cockburn, Sir R. Bothell, and Mr. Willes),
signed an opinion to the effect that there is a right to
close the gates and exclude the publi..! ; or, the gates being
open, to exclude persons, but that persons who have once
entered cannot be turned out without notice that the
licence is withdrawn.

THE CIVIL SERVICE.-- APPOINTMENTS.—Mr.
Richard F. Craig, to be Clerk iu the House of Commons.
Mr. Thomas Edward Fielding, having been first in a com-
petition of two candidates, to be Clerk in the Customs at
Preston. Mr. George Wood, to be Clerk in the Post-office
at Brighton. Messrs. John Walker Hay and Thomas
Thorpe to be temporary Clerks in the Board of Trade.
The head-quarters of the 14th (lung's) Hussars,
under command of Col. P. S. Thompson, arrived
at Piershill Barracks, Edinburgh, on Saturday, after
about four weeks' march from London. Major-
Gen. Hamilton and Staff rode several miles out of
town to meet them. Detachments of the regiment
had arrived on the two preceding days, the dis-
mounted men having come by train some time pre-
viously. The 14th Hussars have also to occupy
Perth and Hamilton, only one rigitnent of cavalry
having of late years been quartered in Scotland.
The strength of the regiment is 34 officers and 556
non-commissioned officers and privates, rank and Lie.