Glasgow Courier. — 1855-01-16 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

BARANELLI THE MURDERER.:  From inquiries instituted on Saturday at the Middle. sex Hospital, and also in Foley Place, it would appear that the assassin, Luigi Baranelli, as well is his intended eecond victim, Mrs. Lambert, as she is called, are both likely to recover from the injuries they have received, a decided improvement having taken place in their con. dition. Regarding the horrible position in which Bare. nelli is placed, together with the frightful injuries hi has himself received, it is next to marvellous the rapidity with which he appears to be approaching convaleecence, Since he has been in the hospital he has spent a large proportion of his time in an apparently sound sleep, bat when he woke there was every indication of his perfect sensibility and consciousness of every circumstance passing around him. This fact was strongly indicated on the occasion of the coroner's jury and witnesses son rounding the bed of the then supposed to be &lox assassin in the hospital on Tuesday. When the serves which surrounded him was removed, Baranelli, with his one eye, the other being covered, looked eagerly round amonsgt the throng,and it was evident in an instant front the espression of the features that it lighted on the object of his affections, Mrs. Williamson, who had been brought to the hospital by Inspector Clivelv. hiss been already stated that Baranelli is a native of Amu, and on Thursday he was so much better as to be enabled to sit up in bed and write a letter to his mother, whoa living there, and which, it is stated, detailed his horrible position, and the crime he has committed. He requested that it might be posted without delay. Baranelli, ache appears to get better, seems to be more restless about the ultimate consequences of his crime, which he fie. quently refers to, and as frequently expresses a hope that he shall die. Baranelli at times enters freely into conversation with those around him, and requests the nurses to send for Mrs. Williamson. As a proof of the consciousness of his guilt, and the retribution in store for him, should he survive the injury he has in. flicted upon himself, he freely expresses his fear that he should live to die a felon's death. On Thursday, while some of the medical gentlemen attached to the hospital staff were standing round his bed, one remarked hoc much better he looked than lie had done on the pre. viola day, on which Baranelli bitterly remarked, 'Rs, you are making floe well so as to hang me; or worth to that effect. A remarkable circumstance in connexion with the tragedy also occurred at the Middlesex Hoe. pital on Thursday. During the morning a respectabln attired man made a most pressing application to be ed. mitted to the hospital to see the murderer. The ear• neatness of his appeal induced inquiries as to who he was, and what was his object in wishing compliance with his request. It turned out that this person woe Mr. Williamson, the husband of the woman with whom Baranelli has asserted he has been on such intl. mate terms, and who has been, however innocent, the unfortunate cause of the catastrophe. It is needless to say that the application was peremptorily refused, and it has been suggested that, had Mr. Williamson beetled. mitted, he might have attempted to wreak summary vengeance upon the murderer; and, if his own statement be true of his wife's seducer, Mr. Williamson is stated to have been affected even to tears, and charges all hs wife's misconduct upon the Lamberte, but added Olathe loved her as much as ever he did. He stated also the his object in seeing the murderer was to ascertain from bins what had become of his child, about a year an a-half old, which he believed to be kept away somewhen at the instigation of Baranelli.—Observer.  The Duchess of Buccleach, who has been ing suffering from indifferent health, is improving MiLivis.--It is stated that the North York It•tim will go into garrison in Stirling Castle. The South Durham Militia has volunteered for the Medder• ranean.  -- The revenue of Liverpool for the quarter extend. ing to the sth inst. was upwards of three million' and a half sterling, being nearly a quarter of a rail. lion more than the previous quarter.