EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF CONSPIRING TO MURDER.
•• Pill I Mad fiud-'et. I ' I UVf."' 'lilt |. ( . ..-M'tfi; I'olicv *->u tuu j ' t iii."'rp l! i»Biiryhavin!?Hn»l«rt»f«>n ; The arcW per*".:. ur« student, twenty-tour years <>t ,[ Willi,mi Kimpton \ance, and ' tliirty years of age, !■„ Saee. A letter, stajncn with itiaU, and subsequently proved j H handwriting, was opened at r ii, I »iKo«. in consequence of claimed at the Jirne'tv'i,. ; /Dice, Kentish Town, to ■id !)iu:n addressed. The letter ivlmr. was practically an offer of ,(■ hi' jitity of chloral to cause J Ji'rr.aiu advice which, if fot- , wr ir.!-r said, would lead to the t;| u , , :i .rimer's jury being " Death adventure." Vance was tliac«when he handed to the ft;,.,' which he had received, and [ chlliml forth his own note. This ~,,.,1 '■ M. Q." a very rett stated that the w.itej, |„. uii'-rht he, deaired to die in wiwiib by his death some person * Bf, "■»►=-"? ~,„ „, n |d he of service to me. ;ion i s , will you f _ The solatium illDi); the conditions these: I ,?m v lit*"- £ cotttd do a great deal , upci'soa II am interested in t»y k! world just now, and, one way ; |i ur , lam resolved to do so, xuulilt-. t should prefer noc to .e feelings of the person who most by t»y death by allowing ippoMutl voluntary. Besides, the uif'ul verdict of a coroners jnry snltwumfc to invalidate my will. uni'gJi f have some acquaintance iuinc and chemistry, I know _of or combination of drags which this for me without risk of distfe is possible yoit may. It is ; itulv essential timt the sttpposed milil iic painless, or even vs ry their results, ft' some artery hurt with any plausible appear.•eulunt, nssistar.ee summoned too t am willing to allow time for ute, ;ui' 1 have no objection to a interview.. I wilt give any asjf iiini'i Jitlyx that may be Clitnt^ht ." The prisoner Sfiee admitted, ustcil, that she had put the t'olivurtwonient in the "• Daily Tete- —" Tu medical men in need of ii' to students well up in cheul anatomy.—A gentleman en- i an interesting experiment is w»it'o liberal remuneration for profesiihmetJi" The prisoner Vance, s, answered that advertisement, r Kivim above w:u» Mrs. Snee'a him, and t'le one that was not it tli« Post OtHce was in answer 
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