The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-08 00:00:00

WA N US WORTH.

TES LADY ADD HID DAID.•

Mrs, Margaret Lee, I. wife of ;profeasioesilp
raid* at No. 3, Elm•pLuse, Wandsworth, was
for assanit her servast. Nary Haab/
The defant, who had the renames of • braised cheek
and black eye, had taken oat a crosaeommoes against the
complainant fsr an assault committed npoa her at the tame
t;tee.

Yee. Wilson defended the mistress.
The cam of the errant was taken Amt. She stated that
she was 15 yawed... Amid sow lived= Strand-on-the-Green.
Os Monday week abs did the wink's Imelda& including
sheets and a quilt. Bemuse the quilt fell in the mod her
mistress get a quest pot fall of dirty muds and poured the
water over her head. She asked b whether she celled
herself a lady to serrea methods= 01 in that way, sod
sbe replied that she would treat has is a worse manner.
She then took hold of witnese's bead and knocked it agaiost
the copper. Her asiMniam west upstairs to tear np a
frock she had given her, end during her absents she ran
away.
By Mr. Wilms—This happened on Tuesday morning
last. 1 bad bees is her genies me= mast= at three
Millings a west I did sot tell her to tight= the line her.
self. lam bar bleak •ye. I did sot do is with the
broom. Her husband gars her the bleak eye oa MOTZ:
mornieg. lam opedriag the truth. I have ked five or sr
=asthma. I bare sot been turned away foe lying habits
I deny striking her.
Mrs. Lee was then sworn, and complainedot the impede=
aoudad of her wreak. She mimed to obey her commute,
and while she was sweeping the grate of the copper shestroek
her with the Mem. The witness deeded that bar Mislaid
pee her the black eye.
A boy named Osage Risley we examined, lad said he
saw gm Leas Moseley evening, and she had not a blemish
about her.

Ths Mrast called several of the neighbours as
but they is nothing of the assault. They heard the
lama "Munderr Oee female mid she maw the nwetrene in
the poise earl, on Tuesday morning before the assault was
committed, and she then had her heed up to her eye.
Mr. Dayman said he had no doubt that both ides had
euppreseed something, and m each had assaulted the other,
be dismissed the sasinscom.

STRANGE CASE OP SUICIDE.

A strange cue of suicide formed the subject of
*air), before Mr. H. Mlles WsMew, &pet, wooer
het Dish, et the Maser House Tams, (base-Lees, Tu
Yahoo.

Mr. W. 3. Powell, 3, Habereetreet, Gomell4treet,
taw, laid that be was the father of the demises& Henry
Alfred Powell, who wag eyed 23 pan, sad was sa engraver
sad Jeweller. Dreamed lived with wailer until recently.
A Mort time bask infamies daughter saw as edvertiesaient
is the Cierksustil New from a young girl, costaiaieg the
words, • Henry, meet me." Witham did sot remember
the remainder of the communicatim. Witness wee 'eked
whether the advertisement did not relate to him, bat he
crumpled up the paper and got sully, and would give no
information. He left the house almost immediatel, aad
Wll not seen for some weeks, when be returned la a miss-
table plight, hie clothes being in rap sad hie boots worn
off his feet. He had been wandering about the country.
Re left the house spun directly, and witness did sot see
him agida alive. Witness yam under the hapremioa that
he bad formed aa improper connexion with some young
pa but who she was witness did not know. Dearsad
teed to say "1 ham rithiag left to live for. I will sever
do any mare Damsels.
A Wiii4llll. Tamed Wagon, said that on last Tlimeday
light he sew the deceased lying as a table in the Nemec
Home Tavern. Deeemed got up, mid, look* earnestiv et
wears, walked dome the Orem-Lam towards the New
River.

Washam, 493 N, said that ca Feeley more* at 4
o'clock, as he was gala( over the Bonney. Wood bridge of
the New River, he New a dark object floatieg is the water.
He famed it to be the body of the dammed. In the pocket
were four Gold tisp sad a locket teat had mataisied a
portreit. There we oily thrat-ealfpeeee is mosey.
About a dozen pima, of paper were also is the pockets, sad
upon them he had carefully written his Dame and address.
The Cormier said that there was so moral doubt that de-
cooed had committed suicide, bat there was no direct evi-
dence of the fart.

lialurireiuiewl a verdiet—" That detained err fond
dead in the New River, but how he ens into the water
there was so evidence to show."

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Two FEMALES lie THE 1417111ZY CANAL.—Last
sight Mr. C. J. Qintex held an inquiry, at Deptford, as
the bane of two women toned in the waters of the
Surrey Canal. Only one was ideatihed, that of Marie
Tookey, aged 37, wile el a methane, but who had been lir.
tag seperdelyhmolor husband for tbreeyease. It appeared I
that the deeeseed was last seen alive as Fridazialag, whoa
she left the hods of her daughterat t-
ford, at the =A. tints putting her arms area the daugh-
ter's seek and hoeing her, and renzarkieg that " she had
hem loos • trouble to her, but hoped to be so no longer.*
It appearing that the deceased had for some time hem
',wing with • tea who bed promised, but had faded,
to attend as a wands, the inqniry as sdniared
to admit of hie bong present. The mooed urinary
was no the body of a female, apparently about 30 years of
age, who was fated in the canal on Sunday. She had sot
been identified, and at the time the body was found the dor
reseed had dither bonnet, shawl. nor shod. The inquiry
WAS also minuend to amble the triads of the deemed to
coats forwent end ideality the body, which vow lies at the
deed-house of the parish of St. Paul. Deptford.
Tux WorressameToit AND DT/DLET MYTTERIEB.
Yesterday • further attempt wasmade to throw light mon
the death of the two persons whom respective decease
nntly occurred wider such extraordinary cirounistrome
at Wolverhampton soil at Dad's,. It will be remembered
that the waned who was found • worm-said e ein the
empty bode at Dudley, and who was supposed to be the
wend who lived with the min Memory as his wife, was,
after the coreser's inquest, buried without any postmortem
culmination having been made of bar body. CAP*
tare Sway% the chief coaatable of Wolverhamp.
los, and M. T. IL YhdleA, the coroner for that
borough, however, both desired that with •
view to her identifioation she might be exhumed.
An order from the Home Secretary to that effect was re.
aired yesterday, lied within.... were mat to Dudley from
Wolverhampton tome the body. Surgeons dee went over
to make the postmortem examination. Whom the soils
was opened, ideetification from the features was utterly
401marible, bat mod of the garlands which were upon the
wench when she was found were sworn to as those which
Stedman had been accustomed to wear. The nageoue,
heart Nesbit sad Keogh, then coauneeced their examine,
tin. which was ad ernedeted when our oorreseoodeet left
Dudley. There meld be little room for doubt that the
woman (mad at Dudley was Stedman.