The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-19 00:00:00

CRICKET.

GENTLEMEN OF THE SOUTH D. THE GENTLEMEN OP
TEC NOZTE.—litio match was brought to • conclusion .t
Lord* yesterday, at half-put four, is favour of the Nosily
by eight 'Admits. The score stood as follows :—Gentissnea
of the South, first innings, 143 ; second innings, 133
total, 276. North, first innings, 236 ; second ununp, two
wickets down, 41—total, 277.

MYSTERIOUS MUTH OP 4 YOUNG WOMAN.

Yesterday Mr. J. Humphreys, the coroner,
accompanied by Dr. lank/ear, resumed ea adjourned in-
quisitica, at the Castle Tavern, Holloway -road, Langton,
touching I= death of Sarah Ryan aged 24 years, residing
with her mother, at 8, Victoria-6de= Barnsbary-road.
The =ides= taken on this 011Celli011, and at the opening
of this inquiry, on Friday of lad week; went to show that
on the previous Sunday, about 1 o clock, deceased left
her mother, in excellent health and spirits, to dine with
RusinTuck a friend, in service at 16, Cole's-terrace,
Barnsbnry-reed. She arrived them directly afterwards,
and after dinner remained iu the kitchen while Resins
Tuck went ont for an hour, leaving the only occupant of
the house, betides dammed, a person named James Perry
Greening, lodger, in the parlour. About 6 o'clock a
nephew of the servant Tack, a boy of 14 yaws, called
to see his aunt. He bad to ring the bell tour times
before he could get an answer, and filially it was opened
by Mr. Greening, who went away to hie own roan,
and the boy entered the house and passed down-
stairs, se he had do= before when Lis =at
was at home. Upon reaching the bottom of the stein
be was alarmed by deep groans proceeding from the hark
kitchen, and on entering it he discovered the decreed
lying on the ground, her back noniron= spinet the well et
the copper, no cep ou her head, her hair very untidy, the
body of her dress sod apron wet from vomit, and one leg
extended and exposed, from her dress being drawn up
about two inches above her knee. The boy spoke to her
but could get no answer, and on accidentally looking up the
stairs his eye caught sight of Mr. Greening looking down.
He asked the boy what was the matter, and cat= down to
endeavour to restore her. The buy said she was in a fit,
and Mr. Greening thought a medical man should be sent for.
At this juncture a seemed bell was heard at the front door,
and Mr. Greening answered it, and admitted Rosins Tuck.
Tuck thought she might be subject to fits and removed her
late the front kitchen, and wet for • doctor, Mr. Wilson,
of Breuswick-terraoe, Barnsbury, who said the girl was dead,
and bad been to for about two hours. _ _ _

On the present e;;Ms7,3Siii.iiilsOn was called, and said
he had made a post-mortem examination of the body, and
bad found no traces of disease sufficient to cense death.
He had given certain internal portion' to Professor Harley
for as enidytisal suruination.
l)r. George Harley deposed that he was professor of
medical jurisprudence for the l'uiversity College. He
received from Mr. Wilton, in sealed jars, the stomach and
its contents, and • portiou of intestiue and its amstents, the
womb, and the heart. In opening the womb be detected
conception of between the second and third week, and pro-
duced it in a phial The stomach was filled with pa and
carbonic acid, along with which was • peculiar odour. The
contents were first tented for • mineral acid, but with •
negative result. Neither was there any alkaloid_ • but be
woe enabled to detect • fragrant einem reseenblient fine
liqueur. On testing this (repeat eseenes he head it am-
tamed prussic acid, and he here produced some Premien
bine obtained from it. Oa testing the contents al the
stomach, he found it threw off • vapour containing • small
quaotity of prussic acid. From all the circumstances, be
could come to DO other conclusion than that deceased died
from the mortal effects of prussic acid.
Mr. Wilson, recalled, swore to the same opinion, from
cell the appearances. _ -

silteciLit;Tuiiier evidence, the buitery was adjourned.

CHILD MlllDLll.—Yesterday Mr. Carter; the
coroner for Surrey, and a jury bold a leagtbseed inquiry at
the Park Tavern, Martive-reed, Wandsworth„ on the body
of a newlrbocu mils infant. Mr. Otto schmidt (the
husband of Jenny Lind) stated that he resided at Argyll
Lodge, Wandsworth-common. Oa Monday morning, in
r= to!, "
servLnuensltir fromwhitrewit lgumarnhi;
kitchenmaid, Susan, lying in bed ill. He told her that he
had sent for a doctor, notwithstanding that she had declined
to have say medical amistance. He accused her with having
given birth to a child, and she afterwards admitted that she
had. She pointed toa box is the room and offered him • key to
open it. She took the key off the hooch and handed it to
bun and he removed the box to his study. On the arrival
of Dr. Willis the box was opened, sad the deed body
of a male infant was found inside. Eliza Boma Chap-
man said she was housemaid in Mr. Goldechmidt's Ear-
' vise. There were eight servants in the establishment.
About 4 o'clock on Monday morning last whams was
awoke by hearing a noise in her bedroom. She looked
and saw Susan Aster sitting upon a chair by the window,
in her night dress, fainting. She rot out of bed and
bathed her temples with water. When she rumored
she told her that she had been downstairs, where she was
taken very ill. The *items made her some tea, end left
her. At 8 o'clock in the morning Susan came dowmdairs
dremed, and en she still appeiurd• very it, she par-
, seeded her to go to bed again. She had aci nupi
at the time, nor did she perceive asythirg is the bed
of anything unusual having taken place. Inspector .tyre,
of the V division, mid he saw Mr. Ooldnehmittt at the sta-
tion on Tuesday, and Le accompanied him to him bonne. He
searched Susan Aster's boxes, but could not find any cloth.
ing for a baby. Dr. Willis, of Barnes, said he had enemies&
the body of the child, and found no arterial =irks of vie-
lases. Os opening the body he discovered considerable in-
jury to the mouth, throat, and neck, which had caused
death. The injuries meat have been caused by a finger
pushed down the throat. It wee a fuse child, fully devel”ed,
sad was bora alive. The jury returned a verdict of " Wil.
ful Murder" against Susan Aster.
MELANCHOLY A!“) FATAL AOCIDIHIS.—A very
chocking occurrence took place at Keswick au Thursday.
Mr. H. Stemma, one of the proprietors ed the Norfolk
Chronicle, was driving Omagh the city with tits wife, and
in the neighbourhood of All Balebetree• the bone bemire
alarmed and bolted. When parts( All ikkatsseurek, both
Mr. and Kn. Stevenson wire throws cat, sad the unfor-
tunate lady was dashed with frighltill Adams apiwt the
churchyard wall, which was bespattered with her Wood. To
add I. the horror of the awe, she was far advanced In preet-
unsay, end oe bt_ouoveyed ie ao insensible Was tato the
=el Mr. close by, she gave Welk to • child.
only w a few minutes. The peer wawa her-
' oaf died in about an hour. Mr. Stevenson was very moth
' hurt, but not fatally so, although it is feared that some of
hts rite are fractured, and his whole system is very severely
iSMrs. Stevenson, who was a Kies Dantrertleld. of
was quits a yowl woman, tad bed only bees
a few years. Shit leaves two claims.
0141111•1. • PALO& —ON2 SEILLLWO DAY.—Fst-
SaY. JOLT Adminioas ott piquant, 6,244 ; ditto by
sari= tickets, 696 ; total, 6,940.

THE FORTUNE COPPER MINING
0031,ANY of WiSTRRN AUSTRALIA (United,.
Capitol LBO,OOO, la 40,000 Shares of LE each. Ll thereof to be
Wel oa appltattlon for shank and • further sum el LI per
share at the expiration of two months from the date of
alloiseat _ _

IMS3PrOns.
Thomas Gooch, Sp. (Means. Gooch and Cocuiema), 66, London-
wall (director of the Bank of London).
Charles Holland, Esq., LlearpooL
Frederick Levi, hay. (Messrs. L Levi and Co.), London and
Adelaide.
Valliant Frederick Moore, Esq. (Mears William Jackson aid
Co.), 7. Great Whichestecatreet, City, EC.
George Nicholas, Dm. (director of the National Discount Com-
pany), a, Abchnrch-lane, City, KC.
801.mrt018-11 man. Pattison and Wlgg, Clement's-lane,

Blitizia—Bask of London, Threadneedle
BROMS—lleans. Come Burnand and Co., 60,

City.
BICPXYARY—R. Nicholas, Zig.
Offlon-9. Gracechurclutrest, City, LC.

- • •
MI Company is formed for the purpose of purchasing and
working two valuable frrehold mineral properties, known as the
Wheal Fortune and ribral Virgin Mines, situated 90 miles from
the shipping port of Geraldtoo, in the Champion Bay district of
Western Australia.
The property comprises 290 acres of freehold land with the
minmaL, and was obtained direct from the crown in the
year 1259, by local adventurers, who subscribed • limited
capital, which was expended in the purchase of the land and the
necessary mining plant, leaving a balance of only 1.300 to com-
mence operations. Three %hafts are already sunk to the respec-
tive depths of 8, 12, and 25 fathoms, and several distinct copper
lades and lead. bftaing crosscourves discovered. From oar or
two of the former 940 tons of copper ore have been raised and
transmitted to this country, and sold at Swansea, by public
ticketing+, between February 14, MOD, and June 10, 1862, the
per tentage of which for pure copper averaged 24, and realised
the sum of £18,509 Ca. 91., as la evidenced by the following
transcript of the ticket sales thereof : l 0 addition to which,
about 109 tons of rich lead ore have been obtained from a cross-
course, and sold for £837. A further parcel of 100 thus of copper
ore is advised al the port, ready for shipment. Altogether the
clear profit during the two years was £3,500, on the initial work-
ing capital of £2OO, exclusive of the purchase as aforesaid. The
opthana at the mines are continued, and the yield of ore In-
creases as the works prowess, so that proportionate receipts may
be antlapated.
The copper ore was consigned to Messrs. Wm. Jackson and
CO.. of Oreat Winchesteretreet, London, sad sold to their order
at Swansea—namely :

Date of Salo. Ship. Tons. Produce. Proceeds.
1990. Yebroary 14. Darsler
1110 11 2,36711 9
11 19
July 31. Lord Raglan
„ West Australlm{ 47, II 990 16 4
I: ses is
53 21 946 3 2
18 21
28 21 2,887 17 0
109 21
. 107 3 1,674 9 9
340 6,629 12 I
66 1,072 8 0

„ I& Atalanta

October 9. Dolphin
1961. March 90. Oryx

June 1& Tartar ..

July 16. Lord !Ludlam
1864. June 10. Glouceater
„ Tartar

Tons
These remarkable results from so small an outlay, and limited
labour, without steam power, testify to the great value of the
mtio.erty, and warrant the formation of the present Company, in
that the necessary machinery may Ise erected, and the
mineral resouroes generally sod fully developed undernperienced
management with adequate and 'killed labour.
The purchase of these valuable freehold mineral properties.
Including the existing plant, Le., without any restrictive rights
or royalties, has been 'grid for upon the following terms,
namely, £25,000 in cash, and paid.up shares on assignment
of the property.
All charges for promotion, advertisements, brokers' commis-
non, besides all preliminary, legal, and other expenses, up to and
including the costs and fees of registration of the Company, have
been defined and agreed for at 31 per cent. upon the nominal
capital of the Company.
Applications for shares may be made to the bankers or broken
In the annexed form but no application for less than five shares,
or a multiple of five, will be considered, nor unless a deposit of
£1 on each share applied for is previously paid to the bankers of
the Company. The allotment will be made in full according to
priority of application.

. IMAM VI 1 YR.-KUM num
To the Directors of the Fortune Copper Mining Company of
Western Australia (limited).
GlNTLlollll,—Having paid C to your Bankers, the Bank of
London. for Shares In the Fortune Copper Mining
Company of Western Australia (limited), Theretrysapee to accept
such Shares, subject to the proviaioni at the Joint Stock COM-
panics Acta.
Name
Address
Date
The above form, when filled up, Is to M left with tle Bankers
on payment of the deposit.

ALLEN'S PATENT PORTMANTEAUS and
TRAVELLING BAGS with
LAMS WARDROBE TRDNICRIVRIteX.MACIB, with
silver
DEBIAMI BOXES, WRITING and DRESSING CASES, and
SOO other articles for bowie or °Wine/gal travelling. Illustrated
catalogues by post free.
Also Berrack Furniture Catalogue of Portable Bed
steads, Drawers, Buy Chairs, Washhand-stands, Canteens, de.,
by pest free.
J. W. ALLEN, Manufacturer and Patentee, St and 31, West
Strand, London, W.C. Prize medal awarded.

222 REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
, MAPPIN BROTHERS thy special appointment to
his Imperial Majesty Napoleon III.), saviountrras. Electro
Silver Platers, Dressing case Manufacturers, and Cutlers. Queen's
Cutlery Works, Sheffield, have the honour to announce that
they have
COMMENCED BUSINESS at the WEST-END of LONDON, by
opening PREMISES at
222, REGENT-STREET.
with a large collection of their manufactures, and they hope to
receive, as they will endeavour to went, an extension of the
favours hitherto awarded them at their City Eatablishment.
67 and 66. KING WILLIAM-STREET.

HARMONIII3IB.—NEW MODEL.
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EIGHTH. Messrs Charles Ream, Joydaa. Potter. Raymond.
J. F. Cathcart. Everett, Garden, and Wisdoms : Alm Marks
'can and Misses Chapman.—Aad THRICE MI WED.

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