The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

VIBHELB BPOKIIN WITH.

British Lem, from Pewee for Louden, Nov. 7, lot. 3.33 N., lon. 92. a E
Cumberland (barque), from Liverpool for Valparaimi, lat. 4.40 N.,
lola 200 W.; all well.
Orlestial, for China, Jan. IS, lat. 1.08., lon. 10.51 W.
Energy, of and trona aarslord for Galata, Feb. IS, lat. 44 51 N., Ica.
10.41 W.
Francois Hirer (French ship), for Valparaiso, Jan. 17, lat. 0.20 N..
lon. 22.0 W.
General dole ',barque). from Plemooth for llobart rows, with pea
senders, out 07 .143 a, bee. 29, lat. 23.06 3., lon. 20.17 W.
(taraue), fur llamas. Feb.l2, lat. 49 N., lon. 11 W.
Idea (eichooorr), of daleombe, Feb. 12,1M.46.40, ion. 11.31; all weld
J. T. Proord, from Callao for Queenstown, Dee. il, lat. 20 d„ ion,
n W.
Lady Managua from Madras for London, Nov. 5, lat. 4.13 N, lon.
91.16 E.
Lady Bale, es the Equator, lon. 106 E.
Mims, (tlindish brig), from Ilantburg for Valparaiso, Jan. 14,14. 1.0
N., lon. 3J.30 W.
Iffruelm, from Shofar/foie, Dee. 34, lat. 318., Loa. 36 E.
SlJdrid (a). steering into Vigo, Feb. 13.
Nevis, from Odessa for Antwerp, Jan. 31, off Cape Ft. Vincent.
Bowe (brig), from Loudon for Cube, Feb. 16, lat. 19.11 N., loa.
7.45.15 W.
Sir
2C. Napier, ef Sunderland, for Cuba, Feb. IS, lat. 47 N., be
1.43 W.
Triumvirate, from Poole for Newfoundland, Feb. 9, tot. 43 N,
km. 81 W.

DRAM BY POlsoNlNG.—Yesterday Mr. W. Carter
held an adjourned inquest at the Rose and Crown, Commer-
Mal. road, Lambeth, on the body of Mr. Edmund Gibbons,
aged 2d, late landlord of the Fleece public-house, Commer-
cial-road. From the evidence given on the former occa-
sion, it appeared that the deceased had been under the care
of Dr. Rowe, of Cavendish-square, from whom he received
a prescription on the Tuesday prior to bis death. Ile was
attacked with vomiting, and was very ill all the next day.
There was nothing in the medicine to account for these
symptoms. Ile was found lying on the floor of the bedroom
on the evening of the same day (Wednesday), and on
being removed into bed, died shortly afterwards. Dr.
Rowe, who was then examined, having expressed his wish
that the contents of the stomach should he analysed, the
inquiry was adjourned for that purpose. Taylor,
surgeon, 53, Upper Stamford-street, who gave evidence yes-
' terday, stated that he had made a poet 'Norton* examination
of the body, and, assisted by lir. John Brady, of 86,
Blackfriars-road, had subsequently analysed the contents
of the stomach, together with a portion of the liver and intes-
tines. Ile detected traces of arsenic, which in his opinion
accounted for the ulcerated and inflammatory appearance of
the stomach, and on heating a portion a strong smell of garlic
was produced, which confirmed his belief thut arsenic had
entered the stomach and caused the death of deceased. Ile
considered that it had been taken in one dose and recently.
Ile examined the viscera of the chest and abdomen, which
were perfectly healthy, and came to the conclusion that
what was found in the stomach was the only cause of death.
—The wife and sister-in-law of the deceased stated that for
some time previous he had been labouring under great de-
pression, caused, as they believed, from his having been de-
ceived in his expectations with regard to the house, which
he had only taken four months ago; and he had quarrelled
several times recently with the person of whom he had
purchased it.—Other evidence was given, but nothing was
elicited to show whether the deceased had purchased an
poison in the neighbourhood, or in what manner it could
have been administered.—The jury, after twenty minutes'
deliberation, found That the deceased had died from
poison, but there was no evidence to show under what cir-
cumstances it bad been taken."

PRESENTATION To MR. CROSKILL, OF Ilct.t, ET
NIS WOWISN.—On Friday evening last the workmen in
the employment of Mr. Croskill on his extensive iron
works, presented him witha splendid time piece as a mark
of their esteem and respect. In returning thanks for tho
gift Mr. Croskill congratulated the men on the good under-
standing which existed between him and them, and pro-
ceeded to address them as follows :—I say, honour to you,
as a body of mechanics, that you are advocates of piece-
work, rational overtime, and work for all that can work.
Wherever the expression of your noble and expressive
feelings of common sense are wafted they will evince feel-
ings of affection, esteem, and regard, to every working man
that hears them. These sentiments prove that you hare
not forgot that our highest worthies in the zucchini,:
art were many of them men not bred nor brought
up to their several professions which have made
their names and their works the landmarks of historic pro-
gress. Yes, your meeting here to-night reminds us that
Watt was a watchmaker, lioulton a gentleman of fortune.
To descend to men of our own days. Mr. Andrews, the
present Mayor of Southampton, has told us all, en a IMO
occasion similar to this, that he was a blacksmith, and I am
not ashamed to acknowledge that I was brought up a smith,
and hope, on that account, to have made none the worse
master for the Beverley Iron-works. In those sentiments I
join you with all my heart.
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[AdVetflaCol43ll2.)--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS A CERTAIN
fisamny iron Iva Con or SICK ili•Danalls, threw or Stour, AND
Dwguto thauuzd.—Euraot of W. letter from Re. Diniedsie, of
Newcastle, dais July I, Ital.—"To lirofeessor 14.4• way.—Sir.—I was
a great saber begonia Unto from a deranged stoinseh, Nth head-
ache. and &mein of deed. My digestion was iso impaired that I
could not metals to eat any ielid fool, and I was so weak as to be
almost incapable cif Walking • hundred yorda I tried. • great variety
of medicine without deriving the least benegt. I then commenced
taking your pills, and dam ova'. cable madiuos bee in, to
perfect health." Sold by all druggist.; and at Mamma' llollov•Ol
Establishment, 244, Strand, Lotman.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. .

BAYLIS.— Feb. 19, at fltaaakini:l7ll,7l2re. A. J. Baylis, of • &opium
BOILEAU.—Feb. 19, at PaWatoo, Deeoreltire, tba link of lieut..
Col. A. U. B. Boileau, Bawl rogiseers, of • ton.
IIIAVILAND.—VeIa. 21, at llsasorkistosquara, tritsrlitte, We of C..p.
lain Martian% of • sou.
IA LLANLL—Fett. 21, at Molder:sem House, Tortattire, the wife a
Y. Jellied, E.q., of • dauslater.
KINBY.—Ireb. 19, at illsodurd.aquars, Mrs. 8. Kirby, of a daughtir.
19, at Walpole-street, Chelsea, Mew It. E. l.oek, of

see.
IllatillE.—Feb. 11, at Woll Craig, Stirling, the wife of I. Yarns,
Esq., of a son.
PHILLIPS.—Feb. 21, at Orsett...crrace, Gloucester•gardens, thr wife
of 0. Phillips, Esq., or a Sneerer.
SHORT.—Ye! 20, at Leamington, the wife of 3. U. Wort, Fag.. 01
nallingtca-grove, Lincolnshire, of • eon.

MARRIAGES.
AKIN RSON—BIDOOOD.—Iet b. 19, at tockaton Chapel, Eoelevion.
moan., Mr. L A. W. Anderson, of tioutb AIIIIIfI.4MCI, to Eerily
Eldstood, wood daughter of the late A. M. Itidgood, Esi., of (0Z
ton-tiller, Kilburn, and Vigratreet.
briNNISti—NLIMPALL—Feb. 191 at Rt. John'. Church. isle of
Illk Wight, by the Be,. P. O. aral C. R. Benuitor, Fay., of lholo
stable, Reds only surviving son 11. &trine, Esq., of Itanad
Castle, to Ella diets (linable, wand dasehtei w the fr-o ifo, W.
WlSsall, Orson of Petnborough and Vicar of Luton.
BROOKE bUCUANAN. - Feb. 19, at Market Dray we, by the Rev.
O Cantles, Arthur, third lon of Sir IL !Souk, hart., of Sortie
Priory. Mesh" to (boon. eldest daughter r the Rev. A. IL
liuchanan, of 1 hies, Marrorditire.
811 VIVA RD —CROBB. —Feb. it at St. Mary'e Eitirropid
Olaiwon, by the Rev. O. H. Oldham, P. Sheppard, Eat( , w I.ltsa-
teth, relict of W. Cross, Esq., ot Giresun.
YOUNG —OW EN.—Peb. If, et the Raman Catholic Chervil,
up, Nottleglianwhlre, by the Rev. J. Jones, lie roe, Yllooirof
tan
of the late J. Young, Eau, of Kingerny MANN LitO,lnlires
Sophia Mary, eldest daughter of lb. lA. U. Owen, tAq., of
Wurkanp.

DIATHS.
BROWN.—rob. so, at Brointiteo.ritw, R. grown, LK..
late of the
firs of Usher and Co., Edithureb.
FLP.TCHER.—Dee. DI, at Lagoa, uo the o wet of Attica, atter Ot
las the esemay's atooLade, F. R. Fhteber, mitbilitoatta of it.M &
Pawleys. Joanna sow of Ike lice. Dr. Fletcher, %mar of (loth
imeks Oiwllwall, seed ht.
30. the Night flow. Mir R. J. Poe, aged 75.
MACKIL—VeIt.IO. at Upt or harrebury-etreet, Imhof:too, .1. Mock*.
Sew., of PaberroWie City, seed 60.
POW ELL.—Vekt 11, at itaatpatead, °droll, widow of the late D.
resell, Seq., d Leighton, keret, yid/ I.
ROMILLY.—Ireb. 10, et Hasamerwahli, Catkartee Helm, Woe
&nester of O. T. Sonifly, Wag.

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