The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-08 00:00:00

towards W statioa, sad maim s tomhtblo, handed the
*some over to Ilia
Xr. Navas KIM, dark i• SW, bask Dal) mannhiaturiag
dooartaioat, Bt. Potessbnog, rid that State credit coals
sash as those produced were than =snafu:tared. Tho
60 rouble credit Rohn 0f the year 1866 vim still in circu-
lation.

The wham having 'sambaed one of the Dotes produced,
d►td that they were forged.
Mr. Lewis reserved the primaries defame, aad he WY
committed for trial.

WOSISHIP4STRZET.
10111eLLIY.—erlIDT JOON&
John Jonetbrice.dribed es a tailor, living in Sing-street,
lower-road, and Elizabeth Smirk a piostitute,
were charged wi somplioity in the following daring bor.
glow and robbery :
Ire. Either Fyieton draiminaker, at 14, New If ontcgm
Area, Ma ono& said—About ballast 2o'clook this morning,
while m bed oa the pound-floor frost room, I was awakened
by a creaking noise, and on mitten up perceived the window
open end $ scan's nateeded head inside the room, grasping
a piece of black silk. I saresamd, and he disappeared in a
moment. AU the materiel produced is my property, and
part of it the silk I have mentioned. The shutters of the
apartment opened from without, and the bolts I now find
have been forced. The property in question was safe in my
morn when I retired to rest. I swear the prisoner is the
non I saw at the window. A gas light opposite shoos foil
apes him. I felt the shutters were more when 1 closed
the window.. . . .

The female prisoner here exclaimed—That's false, they
were partly open. I found them so, and forcing up the
window stole the thine myself. This yoang nun had not
anything to do with it.
Bohai Ingleton, husband el the prow:Mai; mid that cm
bearing his wife senate he sprang from his bed, but could
Wyss* the open window, so rapidly had the thief deemed.
Fordhara. 197 H—This morning, as seer half inert 2 o'elock
as possible, while en duty in Brick-larte, I saw Joan per
Into a street there. Smith followed, tolling out "Jack."
Upon which he ran off. She entered • house No. 11,
Osborne-plaos. I told another constable to plume, Jones,
and thee forced my way after Smith. I heard • muffling in
an upper room, bat ell wee dark. I however got in, streak •
match that I bad in my packet, and then New Smith there.
This black silk and other silk I found beneath the bed
counterpane. She said she had bought it of • woman while
drunk, and could not recollect her name. I took her into
custody, and • few home after heard of this burglary.
H 133 proved the capture of Jaw, Nadi both prisoners
were ordered for trial, the girl still protesting that her com-
panion was entirely innocent.

DEATH OP A GENTLEMAN FROM CHLORO-

FORM.

INQIIMIT.—CYMITI DAY.)
This forenoon Dr. Lankester held so inquest at
the Middlesex Rarebit on the body of Mr. Herbert Deleon.
'god 21, paps manufacturer, of Theme, Oxfordshire, who
Mid saner as operation with the administration of chicon.
form, in that isslitattioe.
The jury having bees swore, and viewed the body,
The coroner said be thought is the first instance be had
better read a communication be bad received from Mr.
Charles H. Mosso, the operator so the hospital, who per-
formed the operatioa in this aura as it would at once
explain to the jury its nature. It was as follows:
" 102, Piccadilly, July 6, 1864.
"My doer Bir,—Having had the ainfortime to lose •
patient during an operation yesterday, I write to seals
you to judge whether an inquest shall or shall not be held.
The cue was one whore I showed you the
some days sinoe—aa aralssadronia' theP:etgest
ties. The operation was half over, the time 23 minutes,
the quantity of chlordane 6I dm:rams, of white meth
woe thrown away. The mode of death 'opens,'
ooseequest, as I judge, from the closing of the • urea' by
the tumour, sad the accidental contact of the tongue sad
soft palate. Thera may also have been some irynoops, but
this was not the priir..pal cause, as there was pigsty of
blood in the body at the postmortem examination, and se
the respiration failed Arra In a similar eras I should, after
this experience, trot perform ' tracheotomy,' end them
aged Cooperate on the tumour.—l em, deer Mr faithfany
y°74lrir. Umberto,. coroner, &a " "Cu e. Moon
.

mree....77. halal! s'aid he resided at Halifax. This
deceased was his brother. He had been some years mar.
leg from a tumour in the face affecting the nasal orgy sad ;
bed bees loss desirous of uodergoieg an operation for ib
reurvall, and came to tows about a forte' bt ago for that
. He received a letter from him but
y MOM*
q,7t7t og he was in that hospital preparing far the over.
ation which he desired. and that be had every orafidearse
I. the surgeon who was to perform it.
The moue said this proved that the monition was per.
farmed with the deoseeed's owe coocent.
Mr. Frederick if. Weals said be wse resident surgeon of
the hospital, to which deceased was admitted on the 24th
Joao to madam° opexhies for tumour in the bee. Tim
operation war performed by Mr. Moore, operator to the
hospital, os Tuesday last, and witness waded sad adminis-
tered the chloroform by muses of a towel Weird of the
labeler, as the assails were blocked up, or needy •
so, by the tumour. After about aloe minutes there
was a profuse lemorrhap sad respiration beeline
very low. Artificial respiration was resorted to by the .t.
Sylvester method, and for a time succeeded. After Si
mantles respiration had ceased estirely. Had =das:o
marten examination sod foend the brain perfectly b
The cheat and loop were much gorged with blood in patches,
but there was fluid blood on both sides of the beset width
was healthy. The liver as well as kidneys gave eat Mims'
of death from suffocating.

—BY the boreeer—Had w; doubt that death had resulted
from " apacea.• Decreed had only one pump to breathe
the ZHs believed he would not have died frees
retcwin without the hemorrhage, or from the heason.
rbage 'ugly without the eitiorotorm.
After some foram. evidence,
The jars retenued •• verdict that deemed died of
from the ante of &taro form bodkins of blood,
siod talt. the said death wee a misadvestare."