... I FURTHER CONFESSION OF TEE CONVICT REID. YoR;, DEC. 31.-Yesterday morning a respite of the sentence of death passed upon Michael M'Cabe, at the late Yorkshire winter gaol delivery, upon his conviction, along with Patrick Reid, of the murders at Mirfield, was received from the Secretary of State by Mr. Noble, the governor of York Castle. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Jackson, M'Cabe's solicitor, ...

... LAW AND, POLICE. GLASGOW CIRCUIT.- EXCESSIVE BRUTALITY TO A WIFE. - The court on Monday was occupied with the following case of culpable homicide, and cruel and unlatura, treatment of a wife by her husband:- G. Fay, shoemaker, was accused of culpable homicide, by confining his wife in a water-closet, while in a state of bodily disease, from the 3rd of June last till the 23rd of September, when ...

... T7n ItQurEST.-We resume our account of these dreadful murders with the proc 'ediTegs that took place at the inquest. The fir-t wit- ness ca0lled on Friday was Mr Nichols, surgeon, of Norwich, who said: On Tuesday night, the 28th inst., I was called to attend at Stattfield hall. I arrivel there about two o'clock on the Wednesday mnoruing, when I was shoeen the body of Isaaic Jerriy, Esq , which ...

... ACCIDENTS, OCCURRENCES, AND OFFENCF.S. CONFcESSION or MURDrR.-Thomas Malkin, who was tried at York assizes, and found guilty of the murder of Esther Inman at Leeds, has since confessed his guilt. On being sentenced he strongly protested his innocence, and said that he never intended doing her any harm but he has since admitted that he killed the girl, and that he had contemplated the murder ...

... Law fntfllt(Aruc?jj. NOTICES.-Tnts DAY. BaMMUrrM, BFsniOHALL..(SrxP.)-F. 'Clarke audit and cart, 11; F. Leake, adj. exam., lt; J.L. Jmes, audit, 11 ; A. P. Owen, choice of asig., 12; J. E. eldman, adj.exam.,12,; T. Halsteadi oert., I J. Adams, adj. exam., . J. H. Tweedie, choice of aseig., 2 AH. hater, ehoice of assig., A -(VOMBLANQVP )-T. Wheatly, a j.exam., 11.-MHoLaoYD.)-J. Starkey, private ...

... POLICE.- SATURDAY.. N ITNTTTC9. -a , d- .I Of MA1'SION-HOUSE'- RBoBnBB DY siA WAREHoUsE C ice MAN.-J. 74tkr, under-warehousoman to Messrs. Wikcoxo ' to. and oo., of Monumient-yard, wholesale lookin glass oenu t to facturers was finally examined, eharged with Tavin. plunu. dered his employers.-Mr. W. H. Cooper, principal ware- tf, houseman to Messrs. Wilcoxon and Co., said it was the duty as of ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIGNOA. WESTERN CIRCUMT,-WINOUnSTEEM, FEB. 29. .iss N aues -]efore Mr. Justlce Wightinan.' EMBIZZLEMPNT XY A BmNr MAmosBu.-B. 0. Biahwp was indicted for embezzling the moneye ?? to the Wells and Dorset.Bank.-U. C. Sanders and 'Mr. Sowell conducted the prosecution i Mr. Cockburn and Mr. Ponlden for the ?? hrsoner was the manager of the Chrlstchuroh branah of tie Wells and Dorset ...

... . t? . , - ? , I . .- I -. : ?? .? ; E a se 11 I f. Toedb.4 3M., .A; i. eeou, ert, l 12; ?? WONbbam audit nand di1 Tfhth odj i~ l1 T. HaIfr, cholcoemlsd., 2. lv. 12 .Site sede, i;T , I1NSOLVE Dsemons' -, Powrunanoen-(H~nius, lIA )-AdjournSSd i laaner : J.Thrparjua.. Origtial prisoner:' P.. Taylor.. Rulesf: ! Hw: . Baiey. Small debts: heher 'v41yment,-(Law, . 1.}reflifi rr dnre:. W.flanns o. ...

... ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY-INQUEST. ?? _ s . , I .Lmi. WA. X-IAlxUmio . We yesterday morning announced that a disastrous N accident had occurred at the Shrivenhamcstation of the Great di Weitern Railway, on Wednesday afternoon, from a collision P: ef the up express train with somae trucks that had been placed a on the line, and by which six lives were lost and several per hi sons ...

... ?? o~~d1~4 M -2 ~~I~t a ~PrcMn;~r~xO ?? w4*t Ak Auj ?? 4 ? Th?T? w o'had. ?o?oub I?1p 9W?W?aot&?tWo__ ? ???tfoi 'of ...

... POLICE.-YESTERDAY. ?? so ?? AJjtR - GUILDHAIL-L ?? or.MAB S, TO aUPPOjT ToIf ?? WaBN CIL.--Ar. Lkoate, of the firm of' Chapman,. Elcoate and Co., printers, in Shojlane, was' summoned to show why he *etused to continue I.jvWenta. of l0s. per week to his apprentice, twho from illness had been unable to work for sbme vees past It appeared that about e three years back James Edwards was ...

... PO l LICE.-YESTERDAY. - - ?? Xf.sAEJAPAY. BoW- sTRsET.-POST OFFICEfl RoisitY,- T. Eagle, a clerk in the General Post-ofice, was ilnally examined, charged with stealing two letters containing money, the property of the Postmaster-General. The prisoner was em- ployed, on the morning of the 1st inst., in dividing letters, and was observed from the gallery by a mesuenger to conceal one letter ...