The Press. — 1856-08-09 (London, England)

DEDEA REDANIF.S. •  The second letter was addressed to Lieutenant Schmid, expressing regret at what he had done, and confessing to having " squandered away" his watch, forgiveness of which he craved, and also for the crime he had committed. The Coroner then carefully summed up the evidence. He thought that the jury would agree with him that this was as clear a case of murder as ever was brought before the notice of a jury, and they would have no difficu! ty in coming to a conclusion as to who committed the diabolical deed. After a few moments' consideration, the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" against Dedea Redanies, and a warrant was immediately made out for his apprehension. It is expected that he will be sufficiently recovered to appear before the magistrates in about a fortnight.  Two TRAVELLERS, Fisher and Adams, in the employ of Mr. Fleet, the soda-water manufacturer at Walworth, quarrelled last week. Fisher struck A lam, behind the ear. Adams fell, and soon after led. A verdict of " Manslaughter " was returned against Fisher, who was captured in a mourning coach attending the funeral. The prisoner will be tried at the Guildford Assizes. SAUSAGES should never be eaten at Notting•hill in hot weather. On Tuesday James Bridge, sausage and saveloy maker, of New-street, Notting-hill, was brought before Mr. Daman, at Hammersmith, charged with having on his premises some 1501bs. of meat unfit for use. Mr. Giles Lovett, inspector of nuisances for Kensington, said : On Friday afternoon I went to the defendant's house, and in the back parlour I found a quantity of beef, some of which was in pickle. I took some of the meat oat of the tub, and found it was quite putrid. I saw a sack on the floor, in which there were th,rteen large joints of beef, each joint having from four to six ribs or bones in them. I took some of the meat out of the sack, and found it very green and offensive to the smell. I further discovered upwards of 50165. of sausage-meat made up for use, which I have no doubt was a portion of the same meat. This I could not say was as bad as the others, as it was so highly seasoned ,rith spices, ft. The sausage machine was in a filthy state, and the whole of the premises were in a dirty coalition. I seized about 15U1bs. altogether. It consisted of sixteen large joints of beef and some small pieces. The defen taut was not at home, but his wife informed me that the meat was not so bad, and they were going to make polonies of it.  The defendant, of course, said that the meat was sound when he purchased it. Mr. Dayman fined him only 4/. in consideration of his being spoor man. THE CONVICT NIERDOCH, sentenced to death for the murder of his gaoler at Hastings, was hanged at Lewes on Tuesday morning in front of the county gaol. Some 2.000 persons were present. The convict previous to excl.:liana exhibited a sincere repentance for his crime, which he readily admitted, but qualified by declaring he had no intention to take the old man's life. _ .  THE MODERN JACK TAR, with all the education bestowed upon him, spends his time and his money when ashore much in the same manner as his pig tailed ancestors. On Wednesday, at the Middlesex Sessions, Caroline Bowman, 20, and Louisa Clark, IM, were indicted for stealing two sovereigns and other moneys from the person of Arthur Power. The prosecutor, a sailor, having on his breast the Crimean medal, with the Sebastopol clasp, stated that on the 12th July he was discharged from her Majesty's ship Agamemnon, after which he began to enjoy himself on the arrears of pay he had received. He bad served in that ves,el three years : Now, your lordship .( he said), on the 13th, you know  was at the Sir Hugh .Nlyddeltonpublie-bouse, -by the Sadler's-wells Theatre, when who should I fall in with but