Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1882-07-15 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

YOUR  IFI'S PYRETIC  SALINE—and use no other. The only safe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, SVI or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox and Head-ache; having peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetual injunction against imitators; also the unanimous judgment before the Lords Justices Bramwell, Brett, and Cotton, 22nd Jan., 1878, in Larnolough's favour. 113, Holborn-hill, London.  A TRIAL for murder before an Extrauramary Court of Assize has just terminated at Naples, alter a discussion "of fifteen days. On that account and others it is worth notice. Three young men were charged as principal and accomplices in the murder of a companion on the Ouadoni of the Strada di Chiaga on Jan. 10, 1851—that is, nearly eighteen months ago. The advocate for the defence of the principal man accused exerted all hiseloquence, and persuaded the jury to acquit him of the main offetwy, and to admit only such parts of the accusation as justified his being sentenced to four years' imprisonment. The case was as bad as could be, for the man had been formerly sentenced to a severe punishment for a similar offence. In a Neapolitan Court of Justice, howeNer, the advocate is the only person thought of; his speeches are lauded in all the journals us brillante and splendide, and the prisoner is considered wily in reference to the straordinnvio forensic display of the orator. It is to be regretted that this should he the caw, for justice is too often defeated by the clever advocate, who knows how to tickle the ears and awaken the sympathies of a sensitive jury, THE OFFICIAL REPORT Of the explosion at Radcliffe, near Manchester, has been issued. It says The owners of the boiler cannot he excused of neglect in omitting to give the insurance companies facilities for making a thorough examination, but, on the other hand, although the insurance company were, as shown by the letters, aware of the damp state of the flues, we find no intimation to the owner that any further delay in making a thorough examination was dangerous; but, on the other hand, the insurance of the boiler was continued, The Boiler Insurance and Steam Power Company, in proposing to afford efficient inspection and ereby preventing explosions, empress their ability and willingness to perform the duty which in some establishments is performed by a skilled person either wholly or partly in the employment of the firm. Were such persons, when unable to obtain facilities for inspection, to content themselves with repeating the request for such facilities without stating in case of danger that such existed, they would scarcely be held blameless in case of accident ; neither, in my opinion, in this case can the Boiler Insurance Contpany, any more than the owner of the boiler who omitted to afford the facilities for inspection required."  Ain. MATHER, of Stoke-upon-Trent, having drawn the attention of the Duke of Sutherland to Dr. Vaughan's (Catholic Bishop of Salford) denunciation of Garibaldi as a eat-throat, has received the following reply ,‘ Stafford House, St. James's, London. Dear Sir, -I am afraid there are others in high places who do not speak the truth besides the Roman Catholic Bishop of Salford, so we most not be too hard upon a man who has always been taught, and teaches, that there is no harm in a lie if he thinks it will do good, according to his ideas. I shall always be proud of having received Garibaldi in my house ; and thanking you for your kind words, I am, yours truly, Burnam-ann."  AT A LATE noun at night, a young woman, named ItPary Pring, a dressmaker, whilst walking homeward., at Bridgwater, along the river hank, accidentally fell into the water when the water was at its height, and when rescued with much difficulty bya boatman, it being very dark at the time, she was completely insensible, and remained so for a long time afterwards. The young woman is subject to fits, and is believed to have been seized with one at the time of the occurrence.