The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-04 00:00:00

Fr E L 0 N D N,
let, Fleet-street. neer Temple-bor.
SAW YEL'S FAMOUS LONDON MUNE& for THIS DAY,
October 4. will consist ot—
rOCOOMT.
Tete de Yeau--&ritallenne.
POMO'.
ROugets mace sou Qtpres—Solos trite*.
Fricassee de Yolsille—Sante de Deer nut Corelehons;
Giget de Mouton Tongli—Dauche de Venetian rntle.
INTRIMETS.
Ponding de New mmicet—Compote de Pommes ce I.lormandle.

CHARGE OP MANSLAUGHTER OP A WIPE BY
DUBIOUS DRIVING.

Promage et Wade.

TO-MORROW, October 6, the LONDON DINNER will
sonata of—

POTAOI3.
Bonn —a la Jardiniere.
MlllllOll.
Angu.lle Etuvh—brtme trues.
Chet de la,gaiinek de Veau a la Loudres.
Beat rOtl—Mouton boulUl.

Podding de Blacult—Beignet de Victoria.

lrasege et Salad*.

On MONDAY, October 6, Me LONDON DINNSIL will con-
sist of—

P0TA.015..

De Tonne— eun7"--em—rnie Ordlnal/e.

POISSON.

Rongets 1

de Mouton Saone Piquant°.

totS.
Vesu—beat.
writ:Mee
Pahang de Oellege—aelef de Cllnn.
Frootart et tialade.

An extensive and carehdly-selsetsd stock of Trench, Rhenish,
Moselle, and other Wales, imported exprendy for The London
Mose.

A One Haunch of Vaslam every day, at 6 o'clock.

Turtle Soup, and al FM In sauna daily.

The attention of Clergymen, Officers, and Professional Ges-
tlemen to especialltidcr:T:hti? then adv
the mantra
mofftesrecE,lf bey these
eise.
elerclitan of the mootw aristocratic and exciustve character.

Y.;;I;;;;.;di: L Salle de Et i.l.7;;;liiel7.oliis ma-
les?, Journowc Anglak, mats &Wild Jourooni Allerosods, Prow
Co* et Beiges.
Open on &mins at four o'clock.
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An inquiry was held yesterday by Mr. Hum-
phreys, one of the Middlesex emotes, at the Mem& Cora.
wallas, Curtain-road, Bborediteb, into the circumstances ef
the death of Mrs. Jane Barr, aged A, the wife of as up-
bolsterer in the Curtain-road.
Mr. J. Beard, solicitor, appeared on behalf of Mr. Wil-
liam Barr, the husband of the decamped ; and Inspector
Wetater for the Commissioners of Police.
W. Barter. 527 N, said that oo Wednesday night he was
on duty in Proeseretr:M., and saw a bone sad cart driven
most famously in the direction of the City-road. It nearly
came into collision with • Hansom cab, and be followed
some diseases until the pace wee silmokened • little. Be .
called oat to the driver, but cold not make bin attend.
' About • quarter of an hoar later witness was called to the
Maui of Durham Tavern, where he toned deceased, her bus-
load (who is in custody), and three others. Deceased died
in the public-bons.. Witness knew nothing further of the
meturence. Mr. Barr was drunk.
The Comm understood that the earl in question bed run
over a man, sad that in trying to limps from the police
dammed was killed. He should wish to have that Man be-
fore the court.
Mr. Waller, the coroner's aim, said that that men was
rendered insensible and, could not describe anything but that
he was knocked down cad too over.
Joeopli Johnson, 61, Britannia-street, mid that he saw,
en the sight is questioa, • light cart, with six persons is
it, toms at • rapid rate into Britanainetzost, and when it
pont whams the wheel came into collision with the kerb.
The shock threw the vehicle over, sad all six
wore thrown with gnat violence into the
way. Witness ran up and found the deceased woman sad
three boys 14090.11111 is the road. Ilr. Barr, who had
=riving, was very elated, but idiom would
to say he was ia liquor. He did toot sewn to
uses to have bNw endeavoring to mem& his bone, bed
the animal was going at the very top of hi speed, and wit-
ness could sot well see what was being done.
By Mr. Beard—ln spite of his excitement Mr. Barr was
tendering every assistance to his poor wife. Ile said at the
public house to which his wife was taken that the bone
hd taken flight and bolted at a boarding. That hoarding
was 200 yards off ; but witness could not see whether it
bad there taken fright.
By the Coroner —Witness beard the horse galloping, ap.
penally, from far beyond the bonding. The horse came
from the direction of the Qty-road.
After a prounesed *airy, the jury found that the do-
Naiad was killed by the aandental ugeetting of a cart.

Yesterday Mr. Humphreys held an inquest at
the Lamb Tavern, Donetotreet, Commercial.roed, Rat-
cliffe, respecting the &eft et a lowly born female child.
Robert Waters, • dock conetabLe, mid that be wes em-
ployed on Saturday monies last, about 11 o'clock, when he
mw a bundle floating in the cater cif the Regent's Canal
Doe*, Ratcliffe. He obtained a hitcher and brought it
ashore. Be opeoed it, and found the body of deceased
wrapped in a piece of old blariket, a child's petticoat, and an
std Meek*. There was atenethum roused the seek, sad
the body bad bee* in the water upwards of • weak. He
called an officer, who ogees's& the body to the *Ash
deol.house.
Dr. Orton, **medical dear of the district, mid that he
was directed so see the body, which was that of • fine fully
developed child. well nourished, and unusually heavy. The
' nmkihml cord had beau cut short, raggedly, used had. set
bees secured. There mu • piece of calico tightly tied round
the neck, producing strangulation. The face and lips were
congested and livid. The tongue protruded about half en
inch out of the sou* sad the deemed had not received •
any assistance at the birth. He host no doubt whatever
that the doomed had died from strangulation wilfully in- rflirted by same tom
The jury More* a verdict of " Wilful murder spigot
some perms or pawns unknown."

"Aria ACCIDENT AT THE ROYAL NAVAL
SCHOOL, NEW CROSS.
Mr. C. J. Cartier, coroner for West Kent, held
a oa Thursday night, in the Council
Ciatinarthe loyal Naval ffelhool, New.cross, touching
the &leek et Richard Charles St. Helier Crafter, aged 13, •
pupil, sad son of the Rev. Richard Broker, M.A., chaplain
in the royal. OW/.
It :mord that the deoemecl, with soother pupil of
the lessl were, on Wedaseday evening, deeding os •
rope ladder belonging to the gymnasium, when a cry was
raised that a beam was cracking. The deemed jumped off
the ladder, and was running across the tan laid at the base
of the gymnasium, when be stumbled and Wand oat of
the two uprights, weighing ninety ft got, at the
same ineftat, and striking ham on the skull, the heck and
front of which was fractured, killed him as the spot.
Mr. Rostov, • surveyor, who had superintended the
erection of the gymnasium in the summer of 1858,
pee evidence to the efface that it was con-
structed upon the role principle as the gymnasium
at Prinirces-hill, the nprighta being morticed to the
extent of 2j inches into the lower part, which was four feet
depth underground. The material used was crown Dentriti
timber, • piece of which, where the fracture took place, was
produced. The core of the wood was completely decayed
and rotten, the outer part still retaining its fibrous cha-
racter. In witness s opinion the decay of the wood bad
boa occasioned through the rain fludiog its way into
the inesineed portion of the upright ; and in *newer
to postiens pat by the jury he stated that • fair
prim (961.) was paid by the Council of the &bed far
the erection of the gymnasium, and that the Dant= timber
was the next best materiel to English oak, of which the
Pmnise-hillcassium wee composed, being intended foe
use of
Mr. hew asn, the seeretery of the school. called Benjamin
Johann Shade* the house steward, who deposed that
during the last Midsummer holidays he canoed the whole of
the tee at the bees of the erneariem to he removed, and
that he nourised the Halter week, but saw no trace of
decay.
The Coroner having synested upon the melaccboly miter*
of the case, the Pry Iseienein riming of " Sc.:A=la
death," with a liesniiisioke that lathe future
tics of the jumess 'oak should be needy
beam of grealiirdira tad dist Mimi, &Odd
subjected to puietheek enesilsepervieliss. .

TIPPERARY AT MAIDSTONE. —A row took place on
Wedneeday last at the Maidstone Railway Statiou meow
about 1,000 Irish hoplickare returning to London at the
close of the mesas. They bad had frequent quarrels among
themselves while ha the woods, and on their departure these
quarrel were meowed. The oombetiiate divided lute per- •
bee, one side tablet( poessesios of the 'Wiwi-yard and the
road below, while the others were higher up the Twibridge.
mod. Showers of steam were hurled in all directions by
' the women ee either side, the men using their shillelaghs
sal
dtg= ii a most detei mined manner. The EOR
he eon
sibmo minutes, them in posessefee of the
mei= el the mod suoreeded is driving back their
who turned and retreated as far as the
bet of the bridge, many of them in their flight re-
NM* severe wouuds. A child, about twelve
seseihe old, while in its mother's arms, was struck an the
hod with a !ail,. stone, which cut through the scalp sad so
severely injured the hose as to imperil the ceikre life. Oa*
young woman got her knuckles literally smashed, while the
Mods of soothes were deeply cut with a beggiog.hook.
Besides these, about 20 men, women, and children were
mom sr lees hurt. Some were cut in the face, sad Mime
bruiscd about the body, several being knocked down, esal
jumped upon. As may essay be imegined. no little ahrga
was erased in the oeighbourhood of this fight, the
keepers being bang obliged to put up their &batten to . ..
damage. The efforts of the police to put a stop to the
tart:sue were ineffectual, and the row had almost'
itself Were they succeeded in restoring coder. Two lb, • •
tq
mm wen tam ot out the train, one on suspicion of •
sassed the injuries to the child, and the other for a '
..
ing to MAO bin from the custody of the police, but
evideetly' the wtocry patella. they were allowed to 110
large • mdsll the larkleft the plesse in the course of the
trhonvoll•
A Rum PRRYINTRD. —A correspondent of tb•
3ortise-1i Whip, writing from Drogheda, says :—" For the
past week this town has been extensively placarded with the ,
announcement that the Drogheda Young Men's Christi&
and Literary Association had imbed the Rev. Daniel . ,i
ll'Afee, of &Ileac to deliver a lecture in the Mayoralty- , 2
reoma, and that said lecture would take place to-eight, the
subject being, 'The Empire of the Stone. or the Hilpinniii-, •"
Britain.' From the noment the johieards inn torte
a some Roman catholic, foolishly and
regarded introduction of Mr. WAN, into
an Moult to their religion, on aosoust of the past w BM' -, i
riei
took at the late Orange meeting is Belfast. lime. ,i
disposed persons sloes the quays were aelermined te
him a reception such as Kerner Oersxri received at i u •
•
and the mayor of the town, having appeelesesied • .
of the perk intimated to tie leaders in the movement
be felt-honed to refuse the use of the Mayanthiptleeme. "
Rev. D. M'Afte, thereto's, w deprived at the
of betaring is Dreghede. A essemey of pain
the Tale fe trent al the Mayoralty-rooms dolma
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bat red sand se so disturbs,* took pima, the
illivillt Morsolosi iii
Hotsl.HSVA,l•=l;ll.—Tbe following appoint-
ment. hoe hese made : Co be Honorary laiMiltlediltli :
:John Henry Hell sod Anew Obet Mbt* ,
The last Trinidad papers riceived were dimming •
the qemeica of altering the foot of government at Him
colony to a reressmative esia
Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pro-
semi sae Chimes paselsis of WPM* tiara leaves se to Moo , -
eikol knots tionilieses Tea is ' - -
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