The Northern Daily Times. — 1856-12-06 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1856. • " THE DAY'S NEWS. " The wages of sin is death," is the declaration of an-inspired writers, Never was its truth more fearfully realised than it has been.in the course of the week now closed. Your unfortunate but- inhuman monsters haVe been fOtind- guilty of the dreadful crime of murder; and- sentenced to atone upon the scaffold for their dark and bloody deeds.' To dlty'S- -viper ,contains- reports of the trial of: William _Jackson at Chester, for the murder of' his t0.7(-- children. on • the'. 27th of ..September last ; and. also, -thaA ,of ,Guiseppea- Lagava, and Giavanno Burbalano,at,Wincheater:Tor-pira3y and and murder on the -high 'seas; all three were sen-, tenced to die, and these; along with M coley, con-, Adeted on .Friday: tantiight. at 'the. Old Bailey London, make up four capital convictions in one; tv_eelt; Caleraft "is himself again," for despite the agitation now being carried on, he, has to do no pre-0 amount of legal strangulation during the'next-tbrel weeks, The evidence en Jackson's trial depicts a fearfully,callous and unfeeling mon s_ter. He heard hi S doom witheOmparative indifference, and 'although Mr. Baron .Aldersoiir:adlfressecl him in language of the most touching character, whilst exhorting him to repentance :ere-he--trod the scaff.)ld, ha stood before his earthly ludge, undaunted and uut dismayed. Let us hope that,,ere the .fatal hour arrives, his apparent indifference will give war td Godlygorrow-for-the- wicked-deed-a•-of_a miscip.on tt life ; and that,whenc.alleduponto surrender himself to the "finisher Of the laW,"' 'and atone to society for his horrid .crime,, he will be in a fit state of mind to appear -beforei the Judge of all mtnkind, having obtained a remission of hig sins, and a title to hapPinesS hereafter. In connection with, these cases,,we may observt that the murderer -Of Mr. Little is still at largek notwithstanding -the many rumours which hav4 been afloat during the last few days. Mysterious; indeed, are the circ,-.-‘'sStances connected with this horrid tragedy: Day after -day-some fresh revalations are made, but no real clue to the identical person who committed the-murder. Magistrates and. detectives 'are - at sea upon this point, or, if they 'do -krow - who the culprit .isr, they are somewhat, 'tardy is capturing him. so that justice mays take its course. Viewing the. matter in its phases,''We are constrained to belieye that the foul assassin of Mr. Little has either contrived to flee the country', -or after a short reflection of the enormity of .his- offence, and the certainty of ultimate detection, has coward like committed suicide, and thus denriVed the' gallows of its prey. The Liverp4ol-..Winter Gaol Delive4 takes place on Monday. „, T.1.4a., Commission, however, will be opened this akeek4tion. Thepresiding Judges are Arr. Baron Al4,rson .and Mr. Sergeant Channell. The calendar is heiiy,--and We regret to say that cases of murder, which, we that© .are one or two hope, will result in the -less -heni'ous crime of manslaughter. justice, we may Dennison's case was, Whilst on subjects of law' and mention that Archdeacon yesterday. brought before the ‘?1-1rt. of Arches, when Sfr John, Dodson. Dean, of Arches, delivered. judgment on an lod plic atioann appe from the Archdeacon- for liberty to ge al in the Court of Arches against the sentence of deprivation pronoimced ,upon him by the Archbishop of Canterbury, in the ,Diocesan, Court of - -Bath and Alter ieviewing_the_ case_ as it presented itself before the court, Sir John, Dodson felt it his- duty to pronounce against the appeal, end to reject the libel- that- had been offered. Under :these circumstances, angther, legal move must.be made in this unseemly ecclesiastical strife, a strife that is without doubt damaging'the Church more and more, estranging its members from her communion, and adding numbers of pious and