The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-28 00:00:00

ACCIDENTS AD OFFENCES.

A shocking accident, resulting in the desapitatiOn of •
young man, • footman to a clergyman, is reported. It
took place at Cherley Station on Wednesday morning,
abont nine o'clock. The young man, who was in charge
of luggage at the station, in attempting to cross the line
in front of a coal train that was approaching, was
knocked down by the engine of the latter, and a portion
of the train peeved over him. Death was instantaneous.
Another coal pit catastrophe has occurerd near Dudley,
in a pit belonging to Mr. Dawes, of the Bromford
Ironworks. Early on Saturday morning • noise was
heard issuing from the pit as if an explosion had taken
place, and soon after it was ascertained that the pit was
on fire. Unsueoessful efforts were made to extinguish
the flames by throwing water in large quantities down
the upoast shaft. Three men and seventeen valuable
horses were in the mine at the time of the explosion,
and fears were entertained as to their safety.
SURROUNDED BY THZ TIDE.—A. young man named
Thomas Hayes, of Farrington, about four miles from
Preston, who was • member of the Preston Rifle
Volunteers, has teen missing since Friday hat. On
that day he took his rifle and said he was going to
Hutton marsh to practice shooting, which was his
favourite pastime. In the evening of the same day he
was missed from the usual drill, ind his absence was the
more remarkable as, though he had four miles to walk
each way, be had'never been known to Mil 3 • single
drill, and he W•fri very sober man. It is supposed that,
while he was aboorbed in the pratioe of rile shooting at
the butts ois Hnlton marsh, he was surrounded by the
advancing tide and drowned. Notwithstanding that his
friends and the county police have been indefatigable in
their endeavours to learn something of his fate, nothing
further can be gathered than that he was last seen going
towards the marsh.

INGENIOUS FRAUDS UPON MANUFAVIIIRERS.—An ax.
Coventry weaver, named Gutteridge, with Isaac Smith,
his "partner," have been charged before the Liverpool
magistrates, with obtaining money from • number of
manufacturing anus throughout the country, by repre-
senting themselves as an established firm in the manu-
facture of trimmings, be. They dated their circulars
and letters from a room in Bosoommonatreet, Liver-
pool, which they styled their " manufactory," and from
which their various orders emanated. On one occasion
having given an order to Mr. Lowe, silk manufacturer,
of Derby, they referred that gentleman to Mr. Brown,
of Warrington, for a character. Mr. Brown was a
fictitious person, and one of the swindlen went oVer to
Warrington, received the letter which Mr. Lowe wrote
to " Mr. Brown," and returned • highly estiefactory
reply; in consequence of which Ildr. Lowe was induced
to send them silk geode. Met Menntacturers, includ-
ing JAC Perkins, Of Market tlarboroagle, and Mr.
, Stepson. of Barbs', were similarly vietimised. The pri-
eonen were remanded. Laredo quantities of letters, be,,
were found Open them.
ltittrat Wegnsg.—A murder of • very revolting
charseterhaelnet been perpetrated in the house of se
Irishman in iferyetreet;;Aberdare. The name of the
murderer is Thomea Derrell, and the victim is • young
man between 24 and 25 years of age; named Patrick
Benefield. Both are natives of Ireland, The circum-
stances are ES follow :—lt is the habit among the dis-
orderly slaws in the Mining districts for men to club
together to purchase beer before tlie closing of the
public houses on Seturday nights, and then to take it to
one of their Louses, where the carenael is prolonged far
Into the Sunday morning. Liquor having been obtained
In this way on Satardry Sight, and stored at the house
in Mary-street before mentioned, the deceased and Car-
roll sat drinking, and some quarrel areee between them.
Words were followed by blows, and the two men at last
fought. After some blows had been ephanged they
closed, when Carroll Was oliaerved by • woman, who
lodged in the hone*, to take odt a knife, with which be
stabbed his antagonist niersl times in the left breast.
Banalleld staggered forward, groaned balmily, and threw
up his hand, and it was then observed that blood was
gushing out from the wounds so rapidly that in a short
time the floor was oovered with it. The persons present
at once lent assistance, and the wounded man was
earned off to bed. Medical aid was procured and the
police were celled in. Pelleasergeant lama, of the
Glaelorganthire constabulary. was speedily on the ogre,
and, finding what had occurred, and the clangorous con-
dition of Benefield, he at ono* took Carroll into custody.
-Mr. Rees Mills, surgeon, did all he could for the unfor-
tunate sufferer, but his wounds were mortal, mad he
died in shout ten minutes after Mr. MAIM arrived. A
post-moeteii examination was subsequently made, from
which it appeared that Beruifield had received six stabs,
three in the face, and three on the left side, one of
which had penetrated the heart.

Mum OF ADMIELL limtneutos liate.—We regret to an-
nounce the death of Admiral Henderson Ball, which occurred
at Behar, Surrey, on the 18th Inst., at the advanced age of Se
years. The deceased officer entered the navy in September,
1791. . _

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