The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-01 00:00:00

I AIM CH•1101 O WrITICPTILD POISONIZO

Harriet .ialikertle. wig; st-aTewchn;6o6 with aittoraPtitli
poises her fellow servant, Louie. Caroline Garr, by mixing
tincture of iodise with her dieser, nederw:nt smother
eseasioatien before Mr. Ingham'; Mr. Wilma, as before,
defending
It will be recollected that the prosemitrix Meted that she
received her denser on the Sunday in question from the pri-
soner in the kitchen, after the joist bad been removed
from the dining-room' and then she discovered the iodise
mixed with the meet sod potatoes on sitting dove Ia the
nursery.
Mrs. Olivia Loweethall, of No. 6. Thurlow-terrace, Lark.
ball-lace, now attended, and stated that the prisoner hod
Wen io her service as cook for nearly three weeks. and the
Prosecutrix far nine months am hommetudd &ad to assist in the
nursery. She then said that she remembered the Sunday in
question. The prosactitirm usually dined with the primmest
Ts the kitchee, but on this occasion la consequence of her
basilic complained that the cook had threatened her she was
desired to bring her plate to the slab is the hall and to help
herself with meat which had been oat of the joint
and left in the dah by Mr. LoweethaLL Witeem could sot
stem whether the prommitriz took her diner from the
slab, as she remained in the dising-rooes. While they were
eating their pantry the governess came into the room with
the prcscu tries plate, and said, "Look here at liary's
dinner." The prosecutrix was called Mary in the house.
They looked at the dinner, and sect the governess to the
Police-station. _ _

Innreply to questions, the witness mid she missed her
witch on Saturday before the prisoner was taken into cue.
todr• She bad lately been singularly unfortunate with her
servants. Sinus the prosecturix had been with her she had
bed three cooks and two charwomeo. They did not leave
through any complaint of the proucutrix. Witness had
mined property both before and since the prosecute.'" had
been in her service.
Mot Lowenthal! handed to his wonhip • letter, which
wu sealed and addressed to the primmer, sad said it wea
pat over into her garden by a boy hat Tuesday.
Mr. Ingham opened it, and, after rending the cootie*
tPlnared to think they were of some importance. He called
the proseentrix into court and desired her to write on •
pie.* of paper the following words, "tint me something."
For God's sake let me know what you am doing."
After the proucutrix had written those words and sees&
others Mr. ragbag's looked at the handwriting and said it wee
clear that she had not written.
Mr. Wilms said some scoomplies of the proem:Wiz might
have written it. He hoped his worship would discharge the

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Sr. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL—The following are the
preachers wointed by the Bishop of Landes to preach in
the cathedral Merck oe Sunday monde. I. the ODOR* et
June, 1864 :-Bocday, Jam 5, the Bev. Frederick Charles
Cook. M.A.. of St. John's Collage, Cambridge. Canoe et
Eimer Cathedral. sad preacher at Liaeoles-mo ; Sunday,
Jose 12, the Bey. William Altai/is Seem, of
Triad), College, Cambridge, vicar of St. Alphas., Orem-
, wick ; &today, Jam 19, the Bet. William Beery Lhasa
Y.A., at Christchurch, Oxford. Rector at St. Amortise and
St. Faith. Watliog-street ; Scaday, Jam 28, the Rev. Job.
Edward Hem" of Clare College, Cambridge, rector
of St. James's, Piccadilly.
Wzartuarria Aaarr.—The following are the
• preachers at the Special Erma( Barka for the mouth of
Jane.—Jam 5, the HIM Y. D. Bautisa iamnibeet of St.
Peases,Vmoatreet, and Prof..., at Battey mid Literature
in Qiisee's Collage, Lenders ; Jane 12, the Bev. Dr.
Moberty, Used Baiter ot Wiecheder ; Jew 19, the Bishop
: ot Oxford ; June 28, the Very Bev. Dr. Hook, Dean et
Chichester.

RAILWAY COLLISION.—Last evening the train
w►iah leaves Miaowed at ball-pad 9 tame into collision
wit► another train at the Janina between Berate na-
tion and Mortlake. Several persons enneised 'spry, bat
happily soiling mare manes than severe con. By
some means the Richnsoed train was on the wreag lira
Varian opinions was expensed as to winking t►e panne
sae or the sigoalene was at halt. Had as aesnient o►
caned to the =pram Risannend Una that lowa Itiehnend
at a quarter pen 9 the malt might lave been series&
The wenn= waived at Waterloo station we* at 12
°Weak, two boon atter the right tram