The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-14 00:00:00

TO MI IDITOI OF TD fi!!!6

fir,—l rivet to report that sat sodded earned Mel
Bradield statism to the tads which irk Harwich yesterday
as 2.61 p.n., b which es thorn of Ur rapine was killed
mad slz or area prrearers sliglitly isjored. The train cos-
lord et as esi,:ao, four anode(.., sad two brain ; ft pre-
molar( la safety airliner that ratios, whoa the sagioe left
the rile, tsarist up tar reed for ahem*, fifty yards, sad raa
down Air surasioneut. The ourires left the rails also sad

herrasimi detweedfrom the elegise lamed over es tbe elope.
The paasiegers having twee extricated, a measure was meet
to Yietley, the seared telegraph seethes, asd also to Ipswich
far mielsees. The bee bee bees repaired sad traffic re-
amed. Several of the pastaegers were lreagbt to &Nedra
by the &15 traits. sad the roasabacksr by a special which het
Munich shortly afterwardia—l sea, he.
J. B. Owsir. Serzetaiy.
Great &shire Railway Clempesy. Secesiery's Olio%
Ibbspipt• Stalits, Lomb" July 14.

PAINFUL SUICIDE 111 WELLINGIVN-STEEET,
STILAND.

DIQUEDY.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning Mr. W. J. Payne, coroner for the
duchy of Lancaster, held an Inquiry at the White Hart
Thears, Strand, respectiog the death of Mr. John
B
=sm. who committed suicide ander very painfulrt
Will sis Pratt. porter, said that deoused was a mita-
lowa el books at Masers. Sotheby sad Co.'s. 13, Welling-
toa-strest, Strand. Witness had hewn him in the eats-
Midmost for 13 or 20 you:. He was sot in aay difficulty
at his employers'. For the last few weeks be had bees very
strange in his manor, apparently ia ooaspma of the
receipt of a letter from his wife, who was in Ootnay Hatch
Anima. He wee eery reserved, and he never stated
to whom what his grist arose from. On Noaday
afternoon witness toned him in the closet on
hi buss. The whole place was covered with blood.
Wilsons lifted him up. sad found that his throat was cut.
He was quite deed, but still warm. All the arteries of
the throat were divided. Witness found a razor in the
pan. He had no quaarel with anyone—be was quite in
• distinct department frem the porters. Mosey matters
were not emu so far es warms knew. Witness did Dot
know *tether via related to his wife beton mar-
riage. On the kl °Way demand appeared so restless that
witness followed him about sometimes. Deceased used to
speak stribigly against suicide, sad my that so one bat •
fool would kill himself.
Mr. Edward Ross Hodge said that be Ina sae of the flrm
of Sotheby and Co. llsesseed was strange latterly. He
spoke to witness shoat denier* troubles. Two or three
years ago he mentiessd hi wife haw* gives way to
habits of interepereses, and hi own uabappisess is onus-
messes. She wee thee living with his. He saffered more
acutely latterly, and be told ,items that hi wife had at-
test to drown bereeU. Witness believed the statement
that she had bun removed to as asylum. Hi
=dirt was correct is Ms busbies. He was of sober habits.
Mr. James Sinapece Bryant, 34 Cafrisa-road, said
that cletemed lived with him. Deceased was is a state of
great excitement as Sudsy. He had given Mrs. Bryant
money ea the Saturday, sad be wu irritated at nose bong
he bar penesseicie on the Sunday. He sever threatened to
destroy himself. He always spoke strongly against abed&
It was sot ia ogee* of hie wife's attempt that he
mpekezdeet The razor produced banged to
dom
Doomed told wittier that be bad asked the
fret for an adman el 201. Witness did sot know whether
he bad bees refused it.
Kr. Hedge said that the deceased applied for the admires,
bat he reved 21. of the amount on the Satorday to par
hie booms tax. Re said that would be unbent for a few
days. He spoke of being In peonnaary diamdliee oe aaeotint
of his wife's infirmity.
After ether evidence,
The °Oreg.:ST rammed tip and remarked eat pseendly he
found that persons who expressed stress feeliage against
anielde wen generally mon likely than others to destroy
their Beau
el
The Jory remised a verdict of " Suicide while in a state
artad.*