New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29
EASTERN AT CROOKHAvEN.


The "cattle plague" continued a prominent
tonic in the English journals. The disease continued
rs rayages and was spreading in various parts OF the
Kingdom 1t was reported that the disease had been
10 show that il was generated IN England.
The steward of the American ship CalhOun-named
Charles Gena-while living in the river Mersey, ont
ward hound 10 New York, poisoned himself on the
morning OF the 18th The body was taken ashore anu
an inquest held upon it, the verdict being temporary
Insanity" 49,
from private correspondent TO the eject that pr
yate subscription had been started with view 10 a
memorial 10 Mr. Golden, which, without single Gl,
peal to the public or TO strangers, already exceeded
al00 ,-,..-
Among sundry changes announced in the diplomatic
cons the following apply 10 the American Continent:
Mr. Phpps third Secretary al Washington. u trans
ferred to Munich. and r Smyth. another OF the Sec
retafies at Washington is transferred 10 81 Peters
burg Nh Thornton now Minister at BuenOs Ayres,
is transferred 10 Rio The Hon. Richard Edwards,
Charge at Caracas succeeds TO the Ministry at Baenos
Ayfes. Mr. Pagan Is transferred from Qlno 10 lara
cas- and the Hon +. j. Pakenham, Sccretary Of Lega-
ton at Buenos Ayres is 10 be Secretary AZ Rio Other
minor changes are also announced.
Sir William Hooker. tie celebrated bC.ansi and cura-
Tor Of Kew Gardens is dead.
THE MURDER OF \ WOMAN AND FOUR Chill
DREY-EXAMIYATION or SOUTHEY-EX-
TRAORDINARY SCENE.
From Tue Manchester Guardian, 10Th.
lIC man L OLNdlN, aIldS t>ONllNA. ~ fAdll4-
ned before The Rsmsgate magistrates on Saturday for
the murder Of his wife and child girl eight years old.
The evidence identical with that offered ~ the in
guest, which we have already published The prisoner
was defended by M Gold, IT,. and at the conclusion
Ofihe evidence Mr. Gold asked for q remand. though
he said he did not know upon what grounds the prs.
OHeT wanted IT,
The Chairman--We must have a reason for granting
remand The prosecution have no further evidence.
further consultation then took place between the
accused and his solicitor and Mr. Gold said the reason
the accused gned for asking for remand was that
be might be able produce before the Bench certain
documents bearing on bis case. He (Alr. Cold lr)
was bound OF course 10 state the wishes Of h. client
but felt sure 1t was only wasting the time of the Bench
TO make such an application. He only stated the simple
fact, and the wish Of the accused.
Tie accused On a loud tone) The documents which
lSlsh 10 pce before you not understood BIZ you in
proper light There are dOcumenissgby which /
charge the eult charged upon Inc by others. | say it
has been caused Oy Others and any acts 80 caused say
On behalf Of justice any accused is entitled TO show
WY lie does that Which oOnseient01sly devoes upon
olheh, and ask thai may have the opportunity Of
proving that others have
me Chairman stopping The prisoner who was
rambling on thus in an incleasady excited IDanuerl.
lou must understand Forward that the Bench mere is
IW 9ylDg you; You VIII DO sent FOR trial by a Jury Of
!ous eonntIymen and Imay further say that we have
London. N0 '''''''" }"
me Prisoner-Bu also claim the right here and
e,TTI!~neIe IN Tie name Of truth and justice.
-. .ne Ns4lsman-We cannot hear you. We peremp.
49, Isase any remand, and yOu committed 10
os.awleh la and you viii be tried az the next assizes
a. nsuoDe ior the wiilful murder of your wife and
Iaesn,ef. may say publicly hat the prisoner made
:, pP5Icaloh 10 he as ~ whether he should be tried
-. -anaiusiOle OF IN London. We have nothing 10 do
80 IA ,s u,aI mat rests entirely with the Government
49,, ~ my "hh 70 ny him in London, they nave the
III NJ ~ 10 So and remove him under haDeas corpus.
az, Ooie lr-Ihe prisoner may also claim that IN
VII say nothing - '' AZ
ICE Prisoner lou3ly-I mnst act on my own Judy
~ any conscience mus, teach me VIVA. is best for
ri sOc o. cd must do rs like
I,..II OaaiimsnWe cannot hear YOU any further.
NE NisoAer ilen stopped down 10 speak 10 his 90
49, ana woman put 20 the bar charged with
~ ~ purse and considerable confusion arose, and
pisVhei was again about 20 address the Bench,
an, "a ne pOheemen took him by the arms and led him
H. ne crossed tie floor of the court be liied NJ
basic ana arms, shouting in loud aud most bonn
md eve lpctest. IN the name OF moral tru.h
cans ~ an not doing my duty 10 myself or the
initial. il is "'' P''''' ~ ''"'' "''
him 'Sess words ihe door Of the room was closed on
bar ,b .e Llssaag was uttered be lef the court,
great decorrr ""''1 "'' '''! great Dc"''eu VIZ"
Ss,es Oowing are said 10 De the heads Of Forwards
lrstss i-iiea 10 by aim before the Ramsgate Magis-
Was r. i7 uOCuuents bearing on his case. When De
a. ,Ouehl INTO court lie held IN his hand q large roll
RenScip' containing his notes for the Ramsg9te
and .o, theF are Coached ia the most inflated stvle
glsnS 'ss W act o. queries old The law Of En-
uueed Justice sefdefsnse. penalties for acts in
me-, ~ "hers wiong -dOing the want Of Govern.
and ~, alloAarT measures against private distress
read y.lOles &c. He WHITES IL there none who can
soad under ia own stropc ,e,.s Of riei or "" sor
BE- bsd ne pabc good the lives o. others for whom
sears =, yea ana faithfully struggled through many
md s interest suiierings whose love and night
snn,S. Pl lted affection for them had been the only
lsI ~,t which enabled hun TO endure and battle lor
nsd. q, now easy, after ALL 10 commit crime and
bul nrs, neil Weep for tie living. one poor dear
The tssuler; uine is past. What il II To die
Is,,,est have died as ignomini0us death
owed iasn ana have lived bonored and be-
tds ~ the hearts and souls, of men for hnnd-
VI years alter. II 1 am uDjusuy con.