The Northern Daily Times. — 1856-01-05 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

ITHERUGELEY POISONING CASE.—We have received the following additibnal particulars in • reference to this mysterious affair. Startling as it may appear, the names roefsnpoe efetitny ge r ityhhaons es xdteeae tnljp ebrys opnosi saorne ma at the n tt hi oen ehdaantdßs uogfe ltehYe. prisoner statements are made. The coffin containing the remains of the deceased Ann add Walter Palmer were, upon their exhumation, conveyed from the family vault to the Talbot Inn, at Rugeley, and opened, in the presence of the coroner and jury, in' the commercial room of the inn. The coffin of .Mrs. Palmer, made of oak, was first opened. Having been buried a long time, and the gaseous exhalations being able to escape through the porous wood, tho corps was comparatively dry, and the smell educed endurable. On the removal of the •outer c' ffin a hole was bored in the • leaden receptacle' in which Walter Palmer's body was confined, and instantly a most sickening and noxious efiluviun2 escaped, which permeated the entire building, affected parties at the other end of the •inn, and produced a gi°""'-- -beet on all in the'immrdiate vicinity of the • --quently the leaden lid was removed, and --- • - - bsolutell  spectacle  lfed by  ruled as to  extend to e  and the, mouth  6n; one eye was opened► .esenting the appearance  ir9pcirtions, and I h  limb was swollen lit was revolting ere afflicted vtith interment: of the fumit.oations`cgicl Dk afterwards the opened strongV  the ebief•of the del  ADMINIStRAiI  14R-1  t ctespateb. from llambur states that the IGrana  Lead of the  ---... et ituss circular to its several .urviucy department all reports shall contain the naked Defent..---, •  glossed over  Officials di  dimissed tl  To-clay tI  quota t  Three per G  mism  Uig the i.,,rc,_ !confirm-what I government haying, Mat anything, good witi . pi:opotiitions. The' languag, is to th his ministers, his.courtiers,_ant e effect that ,Call 4 Hued with: extraordini.,.... I perceive that the correspondents of the I don papers have that, got hold of the great fact t camps are to be formed at Cherbourg, Brest, •a ologne, , You will remember that I told y this many days ago. I may add that the.re,gimen c)f the line which have arrived 'from the Crimea are o form the nucleus ,of 'these camps ; and the, i uards are to be added to them afterwards.The Aribunal of Correctional Pence, y( sentenced Madame Ponconi,. wife of ' known Italian., singer, to three months imprison- T,-)_ alto.nt, for adultery, and aM' Cattabeni, to eight days '--41, imprisontnent, as her accoMplice. The case was a*li %afore the,court some months ago, but judgment ;c6l(' alleg4s postponed, in consequence 'of lier having .7 alleged -that her husband had, himself committed e ed her Nvitha Spanish woman, and had, besides, !encouraged her adultery with Cattabeni, and of her; thoii dast having demanded tiine to prove her allegations ; Redeenier liii but she was unable to prove- them. 'A. Madrid letter says that the late Duke- de' Edfolnayor, whose death has been announced, did passed. ssthyelegavoef w) ' slot .die of apoplexy, as stated, but committed suicide by discharging a pistol at his head. The by w' . ~ a, strir, 'reasn . assigned is, that he suffere I dreadfully it from gout rising to the stomach. He did not kill ' ,sltull; and he tin once his hours. _ gered in frigh tfulebony for some  PP eKQr  I trie  ar will have to be  n- I d  4t I)1we  t s 6.v  Lerdav". I.s;  the well i  ST. MATTIIIAS'S ClitrltCH ScHoori—Yesterday evening the children in atter dance on these shools were • respective schools, wi't The Rev. R. V. Sheld address to the persons assembled, bo and concluded by diitri' " progress pro and good conduct chiceediggs, 'A  ..uteti were highly entertaining, 'et, ,n singing, in excellent style, the evening hymn ACCIDENTAL DEams.-7-William Jones, *as a ttiellian on board a steamer, fell aged 28 dock, on Tlaursday.  ed by the  - John  ler:middle  iington  e, who resided in Regent-street, v, .4 ship on Thursday, when a piece of irc -0, and he died from the injuries.—On Thurs a boy, named Thomas-,Dewhurst, who reside(  _ lJ 'working. on board fell on his hen,' .day even; drawn u  Le ,rnthat  .tingen