Cavcult Court.
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n ArsM L Tial Of Polly Bodins continued Sirtstnth
Dsy-The curt room and ali the in the mme-
males a. usual ns h 10 es sntns tbs asv
20 oe seen detached groups OF dressed
passing 70 and from the Halls unable 10 get sd.
- naoie instance oithe powerful influence
Of that passion called female CURIOSITY which it would
pp.ar mas completely innoculaed minds OF the iar
portion o. our cniLshs since tue ment of this
uisl finale who mig have just emeI ged from
hospital, apparently after severe dt Of illness quite
enae lated and worn down by her sickness hobbed up
the steps at Ci Hall leaning upon men apparently
esp ci-nie tsdssmeD aud IN her progress outside
and inner steps OF the Hail. might have consumed some
fifteen minutes including some six haiis. The
circumstnce the subject OF mach talk among the
crowd OUTSIDE, and It is needless to say taat the sick
woman unable to obtain admit,ance and hobbled
down again apparent Distress and nearly upset Of
her attendants rcby reminding US Of our cid nursery


"Jack and Gill


Went up the hill


To fetch pitcher of water,


And broke his crown,


And Gill came tumbling after


Mrs JArEiLDx, recalled Testified she was at the Coro
nefs jury, and did not state tat Mr. Burbank told John
nomps on not to kick down the door, did Mrs. Bur-
bank either.


PAUL MEssEAuRAu testified he took the minutes at the
last tria before the Coroner and took Mrs Lisks tes
mony' omiting, however, parts given befors the Coro
he spoke during the entire day and pronounced severe
ai!ack upon the Jew pawnbrokers OF the city.
jounment He viii continue his address this forenoon
Spctat b tor fhe T'ist-The Legislature passed this
n Oh saturday ~ IL O'CLOCK, the will continue
this cay and will not conclude probably before We'd
nesday evening.


VERY SINGULAR AND SHOCKING DRArH.-An IN.
teresnng German girl about sixteen years OF age,
named Carolina White living in the employ Of Williom
0iberson No. 362 Coates street, domestic came her
DEATH on Saturday afternoon, in horrible and
trcssng msnner. She in apartment of the water
closet used as dog kennel in the OF hsnkng upa
scrubbug blush and standing board that cover
ed the space formerly occupied by the seat which had
been removed when the nails in slat the side wsll
n hn nhnard cr;to
ting ber into the cesspool where she The
poor girl in the well minutes before the acc
dent was discovered and when taken after the lapse
ofnearly quarter Of an hour quite dead MIR. Gi-
berson who at home aone had his attention at
traced to the water closet by the barking
o the dog He had missed the girl and when the animal
began give the alarm the cellar and house
for her. before his worst suspicious earoused-Pha
Iines, .aprsl5


TOBACCO FOR FRANcE.-We noticed, few days
ago, that the tobacco imported into France from
the United States was to be shipped in French ves-
sells. We learn. from publication in the "Rch-
mond Enquirer" that the requirement of the
French government, in this reepect, is follows:


TOBACCO DErARrMENT-ApDITIorALA ARTICLE


The contractor shall he bound to forward in French
vessels the tobacco which he shall engage to furnish
the Regieuness there should be TO such vessels in the
port where the tobacco TO be shipped the time OF his
readiness to make the shipment and farther unless the
French captains ssouid demand higher freight than cap
tans Of foreign vessels II tho contractor encounters
either Of these obstacles he may ship his tobacco in fo-
reign vessels obtaining at the time Of racting
the freight from the consular agent Of France, cerf
met with either Of the mpedments above provided for.
In failing furnish such certificate the contractor
shall submit to reservation of three per upon the
value Of the tobacco, Of which the cargo consists


Councillor Of State and Director General
Paris, 10th January, ls4o.