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were settled on the farm at Inchinnon, which became their property. In about five weeks from the marriage, the unhappy husband, af- ter a short illness, in which he experienced severe torture, perished. Circumstances came to light, which afforded but too much ground for suspicion that he had been murdered, and that his unfortunate, but it is feared, guilty wife, had caused his death. The subsequent events are known-she fled to this country

 in protection ofa young man, and passing as his wife, but occupying distinct berths, and both assuming fcticious name. Anderson is still living at Renfrewshire, and is said to be of good character. Christina declares she did not murder her husband so, the prayers of all will be, that God will permit her to pass in safety through the terrible or deal which she will be called so soon to en- counter Saturday Courier.