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and May, charged With the murder
Of the Italian boy, Carlo ferrsir, On
the +th OF November last, and OF IN
unknown man, aud who had also been
accused ~ the Police effies Of the
murder 81 . vomsu ,as ve have here
iofsre stated IN fsll, vere brought up
for Trial 81 the Old Bailey, On the Sd
inst. The indictment vas for the
6rst tvo mcatioaed murders. The
Court room was crowded 70 excess,
ssd 90 immense multitude surrouad.
ed the building. The galleries were
taken ever night by members OF the
nobility ~ . guinea seat. The three
prisoners we're common looking men,
With no particular indications Of fe-
roeity or viilany In their eeos,enan-
ces; nor did they exhibit much emo
sios during their trial, which lasted
all day. They had two counsels to
assist them, aud the investigation vas
thorough and patient one, resultiug
IN . clear conviction on the mind Of
~ present, that two Of them had
been guilty Of the horrible crime Of
sunoesiin two persons, for the pur-
pose OF selling the bodies to the sur
geons. Some doubt vas entertaiued
az to the guilt or May, the best look
ing ofthe three. The jury, however,
found them all guilty, aud they we're
ssateoeed for exec otiou on the Mon
day following. While the Reeordes
Gas pronouncing the sentenee, he
was several times interrupted by the
shout OF the multiiads without
May said that he was q murdered
man, and Bishop kne ~ il.
IL was computed that 1900 per-
sons were admitted to see the body Of
Bishop, during the two days IL was
exposed to view in the Anatomics al
Academy Of the Kings college, 10
the Strand. He was . capital sub
jset for dissection, the arteries being
6aeiy developed. His neck vas net
disIocated by his suspensisn, which
produced spoplexy.
The Reform BW.-On Friday the
10Th, Lord Al,horp moved the second
reading ofthe Bill, upon which long
debate ensued and consumed the re-
= mainder Of the sitting. On the fol.
lowing day the discussion was resu-
med. and continued till quarter past
o'clock on Sunday Morning, when
the question vas taken on ordering
the Bill TO . second reading. and de.
eided in the sifirmativs,-Ayss 324,
Eoes, i62. On melton Of the Lord
Chancellor, the House then adjourned
10 fse i.ih yannary.
WATERFORD, DEC. Is.
eeoniSs befsDeen the Police and Peas-
Sg.-The Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, q
clergyman Of high Tory principles,
intimsssd, some short time since, to
the farmers Of his parish, that he
would In consequence OF their neg
Iest In paying up the tshes, issue
summonsss against them, and en-.
fierce the immediate payment Of his
dues in Court Of Law. The far.
mers determined TO resist, caused
nstiee Of MIR. HamiItoa's intestiens
90 be communicated through the Sc
yersl adjo;uing parishes, snd thst che
people Of those places would assist
thc'Daliyhsie men in preventing Mr..
Hamiitoa from carrying his threats
into execution. Accordingly, on
Wednesday morning, q most formi-
dabie body OF the peasantry (betweeu
s and 7,ooo) repaired 10 the appoint
ed place. On Tuesday night and
wednesday morning the bells Of the
different ehapels in that district were
reng, for what purpose il is onneces-
sary TO mention.
About ~ O'Clock on Wednesday
morning chief eonsiablss Gibbons
aud Brown, with IS ofthe police and
accompanied by that obnoxous char
seter to the 2easautry Of Ireland, .
process server, marched into Baiiy-
bale. The bitches along the road
and The adjacent FIELDS, we're com
pletsly covered With the covniry PEG.
pie armed with biRdgeons, sithes,
pitehforks, aud other deadly instru.
mepts.--None Of the people however
had firearms. All was quiet until the
police we're passing through . lsne
or an avenue TO the residence Of one
Of the 1.-THE defauliers, when several
hundred Of the country people jumped
from the bitches, and imperstivsly
called on the police to deliver uD 10
them the person Of the process server.
This was, Of course, refused by Capt.
Gibbons, who requested the people TO
be guiet, and not 20 put themselves IN
danger Of punishment BY violating the
laws Of the eoaBiry. They then in
sisted on getting che processes. which
vas also refused. Several words in
Irish were then passed from one to
another through the great body Of the
people, when an increased number Of
the eeantFy people came IN front Of
The police, completely blocked up the
passage, add were closing upon the
police, when Csptain q. seeing the
differentiation and ferOcions threats Of
The nanEla nrharch H.. A. &c srLirh