The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-07 00:00:00

THE FATAL ACCIDENT Ar ST. VINCENT
ROCKS.

An inquest was held on Thursday at the Infir-
mary, before Mr.J.B.Griadoes, wreak, ea Utah:dyed Rewire
Barrett, aged*, wkes death was maidestalymemeased by
the fall of 'quantity cil idea* from Um Race Rocha. Frees
like evidence it appeared that at about a quarber to 4oa
Wednesday sherasse, as the deoessed, with sena or eight
ether labourite, was imaged sheet • doses yards from the
base of the Black Rode loading • tart with stoke, •
shower of stones, great and smell, was based desseediog
ever the rocks above them. The era testae* reeved o,
bet some of the steam were so large.—weighing • cwt. wick
—and the velocity of their &seek so great, that it MY
impassible for than all to swaps. Thies news, therefore,
mere more or lam injured. Jobs Welirthy, Ii is New-
sustaked • compound hectare of one of vinglee legs ;
Patrick Neville, of Lswin's Need, resolved • coatmed
mound in the foot ; and the deemed. who melded in Rad-
mem-stmet, was so seriously injured that be died soon
staarwards. The men cm the spot promsded to the aerie-
tees of the injured men. They found poor Barrett lying
area his face, blroling from a waned in or war the
ample. He was, however, perfectly conscious, and corn-
plumed of • psis a the Ince, sod it was cesjectured that
IMO al the large stones had struck him In the back as be wee
astir*, from the felling rubbish, and forced him forward
as his face. He was conveyed in a fly to the hammy with
ail haste, but the poor fellow expired ea the way. The other
saw were also taken to that institution, sad attended to by
lb. Leonard, surgeon, bat the injuries to Neville were
net considered eufticienitly serious to warrant his detaches.
The other man, Wearily, was kept as as in-patient. Ooe
115 the wittier.* examined, James Davis, was queetioued
by the foreman of the jury in Menace to the blasting of
the rock, and it appeared trace Davie's statement that
there had been blasting Dear the spot from which the
Noses fella few days previously, but whether the locessed
stones had not beau removed in comisquence of the severe
weather, or whether the stooes which tell were those which
bad bees loosened by the blasting, he was unable to say, as
be had worked wholly at the bottom of the rook. The toes-
masa of the jury, however, thought that times haviej the
supervision of the operatics, at the Black Rocks were Doe
meiciently careful, them having beau several accidents
there on former oceasioom The coroner explained to the
jury that unle..A they knew from what partial's, spot the
at came, and that these stones had Mesa aegiliestly sad
in left these, they could not charge say person with
W mime of manslaughter. The jury ultimately starred
• verdict of " Accidental death."—Weelera Doily Press.

MURDIR AND ATTINNID SUICIDI AT GUILD.
Poem —oe Sunday evening last, Pell-Sergeant Joseph
lfsgbe called at Yrs. Hedger's. the Coachmakers' Anna, a
leserbease is North-street, and static, that be was belong.
fog I. the 3rd Buffs, and on furlough, applied for lodglap
for Mimed( and wife for a few days. He was saconimoted
therewith. The couple appeared to live very romforvitily
together up to the evening before the tragic °cronyism.
He was about Li years old, and the tercels was probably •
few years younger. Oa Thursday be stated to den. Hedger
that be expected that hie wife's mother was oomiag to
speed a day with them. and to arrange certain Smelly
matters, which, however, he did not came.
.He reunited
Mn. Hedger to mre • Dios dinner, inchi ling hot pots-
tees, to be ready by half-pest 'levee o'clock yesterday more-
ls& in view of the expected visit. This she was about to
cis, whet she seed so se inmate of the home that she
had not seen Meghe about, he had better be called.
This was at ball-prat aims o'clock. She could sot
more the occupants of the room • sod aa Neither
a mentor had arrived Dr 41:11 letter bee; delivered by poet
that moron; for Haghe she became alarmed, end mot for
the superintendent of the borough police, who decided
rpm breaking open the bedroom door. He found the
woman lying. with her face black, aed a kieg rope wound
tightly mewl her neck. She was trite deed. Meese was
weiteriog in his own bleed, having ranted a gash two-sed-
whalt niches is length across the larynx. A sharp knife
was trued lying near him. sot his bayonet was by the Mile
411 his bolt. Ile had only bas trousers and shirt on. Yr.
Map as& an army surgeon, and Hr. Phillips, surgeon, wee*
spesddy is attendance, sad the gash of the nefortanate
was sewed up. Mr. Henry Taylor, serge.., wee
afterwards called is. limbs could sot speak, but motioned
Sc, some water, which was supplied ; aid after hie wound
bad been stitched up be wee able to take a little bnedv,
theagh, of course, be was much prostrated from loss of
bleed. At shout 0144 o'clock the medical see in attendance
gem some faint hopes of his recovery. The real muse of
this strange affair has sot as yet trumpeted.
DR. DC JONLill'i LIOH7, BROWN COD LIVER um
—The rapidity and certainty with which this ell will restore
sliingth to the most feeble u< thus described by BenPunin
Clarke, lisp., a1.E.C.8., is to:Advise to its extraordinary
Wham In IM own case: —"After the pale oil sal all other ream-
Mai that I could think of had fdlol. I tried, merely 44 a led
Med, Dr. de Jonah a I..klirowsi OIL I received Immediate
rad, and Its use was ae means of my restoration to health:
Wad only is capsuled Wades, IL 4a, DI.. and la., by Dr. de
Jaßlireil sgs.Adrertw.
Mallard, and Co., 77, `tread, LOO4lOO, sad

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