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cified. She could recollect nothing but his swearing that
ishe smelt .horribly of sulphur, and be would open the
:window for her. After they placed her on the shutter,
•she might have exclaimed that Mullins had broken her
back, but if so, she had forgotten it at the hospital.
Mr. HOOZINS—Did Mullins-throw you out of tl:e win-
dow down into the yard?.---Mary, (sic hing)—Oh yes!
Mr. Thomas Edwin, who lived in the parlour next under
the apartment of Muffins, heard the window go up, and
present:y after the prosecutrix was thrown out, when
immediately ran for the pelice to assist her. He rust the
policeman 1) 151, who accompanied him up stairs, when
he (polie,man first bursting the door open) asked t' e
prisoner, who wa.s standieg with nothing but is
trousers on at the wirid,w, what, in God's Davie,
he had done with his wife ? Mullins then replie:i,
" Och and by Jasus, she's n witch, and she took a
short cut out of window, man, to feen a kettle of vat, r for
herself !" The prisoner avid this with an indifferent air.
Another man said he heard the woman cry out, "1.),,
pray do, forgive me.'• He immediately saw what he sup •
posed to be a bundle of clothes tumbling &ant the window,
hut which proved to be Mary Mullins, as she was called.
The prisoner, who maintained the same indifference, or
rather the same insensioility, as before, and had teen prar-
tioing the maniac in prison, defended himself by a,s ruing
that the devil was in his bed-room, and that lie knew ri,
thing at all about the woman's being thrown out of the
window, and that she must have taken herself out.
_ _

Mullins was committed for trial on the charge of vio-
lently assaulting tie prosecutrix, and throwing her out oi
the window, with int, nt to murder her thereby.

DORCHESTER ASSIZES, MARCH 14.

LIBEL.NIOORE, GENT, ONE, &C., V. TERRELL AND

0111ERS.

Mr. Bansrow upend the pleadings. The plaintiff
complained that the defendants had publishtff, in the
Western Times, the following libel:—
" BLANDFOLUI...,..We are sorry to find that the town
of Blandford has, since- the election, become the scene of
violent outrage. Mr. S. Smith, and Mr. Moore, two
attornies, advocates for Lord Ash`ey, had, during the
examination of the votes, disclosed many confidential
communications, which they had acquired professionally.
The townsmen, justly annoyed at such conduct,
have broken into their offices, taken all their papers,
and scattered them about the streets of Blandford.- This
is the more to be lamented, as Mr. Smith, we un-
derstand, was one of the registrars of the diocess ; and we
fear the wills intruced to hie-care have shared a similar
fate with his private papers. Nothing can he more dis-
graceful than such conduct as was pursued by those at-
tornies at the election : but we regret that it should have
entailed such serious consequences as we have related."
Ts this the defendants had, in several 'pleas, pleaded a
justification that the libel was true; and the plaintiff had
ri plied, that the publication of the libel was without
cause.

There was no general is.ne; therefore the dlefendants
.carnreened, and after evidence had blen heard, the Jury
returned a verdict for the plaintiff—Datnagts 1001.

HA AIBURG PAPERS.

SroextioLst, FEB. 28.—1 t really appears that the per-
sons he!onging to the Chancery of the kingdom of Norway
are preparing to set out for that country on the first
notice. M. Sibbetn, Counsellor of State, has preceded
his colleagues, and is now at Christiania.

The want of snow this winter has prevented the im-
portation of coals, corn, &c. for the iron and copper-works.
Nor could provisions be scut to the northern provinces,
where the greatest 'distress prevails, and the inhabitants
arc in the most deplorable condition. 11.1. V. Tonic,
Bailiff of Jutland, who has resided here ever since the
autumn, has now received orders to repair to his post
without farther delay, and to send, as soon as possible, a
detailed report to the Government.
Count Brabl, the Marshal of the Kingdom, is danger-
ously ill.

fhe Royal Swedish Board of Trade, by a Proclam..t:un
of this day, 22th February, has declared London, and all
',byes on the Thames to its mouth, to he infected with the
cholera.

VIENNA, FEB. 22.—We have received news from Con•
stantinople by way of Bucharest, stating that the decree of
excommunication pronounced by the Sultan against the
Pacha of Egypt has appeared, and is conceived in the
strongest te, ms. The Pacha, as appeared from his pro-
clamation in Syria, exerted himself to counteract the ef-
fects of this weapon of-The Sultan, with what success the
sequel will show. At all events this declaration of the
Sultan will compel Mehmed Ali to justify his proceedings
in the eycs.of the world, and the mystery that has involved
the whole atra.ir will be cleared up.. A settlement w the
quarrel without baying recourse to arms is not now pos-
sible.

• ST. PETZIISEURGII, FEB. 25.--Thc Austri.in brig
IVicolai sailed from Theodosia, bound to Sukrino and Re-
dute Kale, and was attacked on the voyage by the forty-
-oared galleys of the Circassian pirates. After an obstinate
and sanguinary conflict, one of the, galleys was sunk with
the whole crew, and the other two took advantage of the
nightfall, to reach the shore.— Hamburg Papers,
March 9.

HABIBUEG, Martell 9 --Boasts HA LLE, HA LF-
PAST Two o'cLocx.--Wheat is rather brisker ; several
parcels of Mark. awl Mecklenburg having been bought
for exportation to Fiance. Rye sustains its price.
Weight. Rix-dollars.
Wheat, Anhalt, white ll5 to 122 ES to 128
red 117 to 127 114 to 12
Brun :wick l2O to 125., 120 to 128

Mecklenburgh
118 to 124 110 to 130
Holstein, rod 118 to 125 111 to 126

During the week 110 lasts of whe it have been imported,
26 exported, and there remain stock on hand 1,800 lasts.
Discount 2 per cent.

End of March,
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent 63'34.
Anglo-Russian Loan 94%
Hamburg ditto 8614
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent. 86%
Ditto, ditto, 1831 85%
Polish Bonds llO%
Austrian Bank Shares 1125
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 ner Cents 76%
—Hamburg Reporter.
EXCHANGES ,ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, MARCH 9.-13 11 ; two months, 12 9%. .
CHRISTIANIA, FRB. 29.---Three months, S. 6. 32.
BREMEN, MARCH 6.--Two months, 611.