New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
ENGLAND.

There is uothing occurring in the political
world 70 be noticed.
The papers announce the demise OF Viscount
Melbourne long the diplomatic service OF the State
aud better known Hon. Sir Frederick Lamb and
Lord Reauvsle. HIS lOrdship expired az IA O'Clock
ssur5sy morning Jan - AZ Brceket: Hail. Herts at.
Ter short illness. arising rom gou I0in which hi.
lordship a great suite er.
The deceased Frederick James Lamb. Viscount and
Baron Melbourne, was third son Of Pension. lsi VIZ
count and Elizabeth, daughter Of SIR Ralph Nlbanke,
Bart He born l7Ih Apil, l7s2 ano married IN
ls4l previous 10 biz leaving Vienna fof England Made
de Mszshn, daughter o. ais ENcClency Baron Malt
zahr TIE Prussian Minister 70 the Austrian Court The
noble Viscount having ei no issue the title becomes
rnct he was brother TO the Visccnntess PatneTston.
The deaths OF Niscount Melbourne and the
Earl O. Tyrconnel, with TIA; Of the Earl Of Oxford,
make no less than three peeragcs nat have become ex
;inct within the last fortnight
The refusal of the Court of Queens Bench
10 grant new trial in the Gaze OF Achlh w. Newman
be- been announced. On Monday, 3lst ult, the case
csne up for jpGSme After various Ntayiis handed
in sad read IN gai0n o. s-Rtencc e., Mr.. Jussice
Coieridge deiiSc the iudgm al OF the Cour n iot
lows;
Dr. John Henry Newman, have now 70 pronounce upon
You the ,udgent Of TIE Cour for pubshns delnaiory
ntel on pleaded 20 the prosecution pleas de-
ryrg the act and Tire other stating that the PUB
ior the unlc sooc uss TIE eaarscs were sao1aiiate9
q could b sd that the charge tor tho public good
and the jury opinion uniavo-able 70 The
Judge then referred 10 the attempts which had been made
20 the verdict, Is II the Jnd a.
lowed he attempt 10 be made but ultimately disc se3
thsi rule the crowd for DONG that the Jury
hsd rightly considered tle mater The C0ur. having
tered cous1eIaon Of eli lie cirs substances. snd
hnvrr head vow adsvts &c the Court siel thar
you believed thct al tie statements rde and they
believe that you capable OF telling lssrhood,
80 tfe-,,gr n isccs con re In vour.ef.ant
TIE Court also believer that yOs bal per-on IN feeling
against DR. Ach tUt that you sized 70 defend the rcs.
iCn vhch you pro ssc from The vile ssperous which had
bttn cast NJ on Il By Dr.. hchh.
Tie learned Jalse then Ie6grea 70 the evidence upon
which The Juy h-d convicted him and sud that the Cosrt
cot entirely Easfc3 ~tA the fndcg of tue Jury but
the thefe not su5c stscf 20
Greer tlaL TIE Court bound "a point you
that the Plea Of g;sc.fJn the evidence not subj
cent 20 sustain a. Tie leaned Judee sld that when he
frst read the caEss be cd with great shame and h
extremely oIry 20 fad that Dr. Newman should have
tATfefsed LlmtcH IA tat way Toe sentence wnich ne
Court prUuolnos BY mouth is not intended for one OF
txustou 20 81 her party II was melted ont m consideration
hat You had done and w were yoer m9nves Tor 40
Tic j. that you pay line Of = leo % tho
Queen. and thar you be imprisoned until It paid DR..
The following statement shows The steady in
Of baihors aud washers in London. Tue Rgyre
gate numbers az Establishments IN the metropolis,
from Jsnnary 90 December 1852 inclusive amount %
sO0ltJ bathcrs 1880 washers corresponding period
Of 1851 i've estsb isinsats, on 2t2 hshcrs, l322N
wsshersi corresponding period OF 1850 three establish
meuis go baihers 6o,l5i washe's corresponding
period le+9 two Establishments 2s7s3l bathcrs 9C10
wstLeTs; corresponding period Of lefs, establish
ment fGoulstonsquare, Wnitschapel) 1867 bathers.
showing en- increase Ia 1852 over tho corresponding
period CT 1915 OF Isl j2J bsthers and l9 $50 washers
hsthefs aud washers.
an extraordinary robbery and outrage was
committed recently IN en- the railroad near Hall
the person Of Mrs Duitll. A coWseeper, William
Holiday, w6s taken OTTO custody ami examined. The
evidence disclosed the following iac,s On the day Of
The occurrence Mrs. Du-l was ia Hall, and there the,
With Holiday. They, with euOther woman, were on
business ia several pubic houses and had three or four
glasses Of brsndy each They both 20. into second
class carriage NJ the Hull station for Beverley, hall
past six ia the evening, and Mr- DufiH seeing there
one but herself and Holiday IN the compart
uent said 10 her uncle. who then with her at tho
station, that che did not Ike the idea OF going hone Ia
the carriage with Holiday alone The prisoner howeY
En- told her not 20 be afraid She askct her uncle 10 ac
company her, but he refused and the train started
AZ CottinehGn, village between Hull and Beverley
the train delayed about four minutes Wnen il
started sgan, porer, who standing little way
ahead Off, saw Ms Dufl put her head out of the car
mage and call cut Thief thief The next moment a
hand put out 10 the handle Of the door end the
train gathering speed be called out TO those in the
carriage to keep their seats and keep the door shut No
attention paid, however the door flew omen and
Mr.. Dufll either jumped, fell, or was thrown out He
rem Immediately and picked her up and then got surz
Gel advice She was ilsensibe, and continued so until
her death on Monday morning, about o'clock When
the train was slsokening speed on approaching Bever
ley msn was seen 10 jump out Of the carriage aud
o;i Il wss not known At the time who IL was bat
Holiday waS subsequently spprehended.
The vicar OF Norton, in Derbyshire, is raising
fubsc pcn for the prrpo-e Of erecting in the villa
Of NoitoD, plain granite obcl.k % the memory &C
SIR Francis Chnnircy. No ,cl was tie Birthplace OF
Chanttey, and he YVES bu ed in re chur,hya-d.
A letter from Bagdad states that an English
steamer had entered the sor the purpose Of sscer.
tanning whether il VII be lctcsble 10 establish reg.
ular communication VIII the Gulf Of Persia