The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-14 00:00:00

'OHN BROODIN.

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The Yoatidall TAX =ART el • TSUI Barrio&
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ITHIANADIT.• Igareks& VAL ..J 11

WAWA, THURSDAY. uprimais. 14.

ROUF., Sin. 13.

The Pive has !stars* to Rome.
Great fate have taken place in the vast woods
of the Decima, Castel Romano, and Castel Por-
riano. •

&ism: MADRID, Bizr.l3.

The Pcdria says there is no foundation for the,'
rumour that Senor Castro, the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, intends to resign.
The Queen will leave AYala on the 15th inst.,
arriving on the 18th in it. 10 San Ildefeheo.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, 'AND AIISTNALL
MAILS.

MARSEILLES, Bair. 14.
The Syria, with tlie SINWO Mails, arrived here at.
6 a.m. to-day.
The mails leavefor London at 11.30 a.m.,
Ship and passengers in quarantine for 60 hours.

ipirlinalfmlarliipiebshiyversist in their supersti-
tion, mid etnn the sass of Ie brothers WI be left
desperate than it would seem to unbiased observers.
Who knows that their disfoinfiture was not s trick
et die spifits
The Bourse has been mast animated with con-
tinued improvement ji prices. Rent* rose 20c.,
17fr.'50c., and nearly all other
ass advanced.

MARRIAGDOPMIIIS CROWN WITH THE GROOM.
EXTRA ORD,INARY SCENE IV WANDSWORTH.
(THIN 047)
-.-.- •

telnlng. strrauliws or any other todiell, .6el may.
If had ghee them to her, why she not take Oman
Ware 2 I- had be away
Rohe kkyor—is that all thi isapi44lristpo64.l.e
Prieoner—Yea.
row ltayor—Then we mead yea 'ow this ebony till
Mooday next.
Prisoesir—Gkall I Dot be required is be mast et the
Isquest to•worrowl
The Mayor- That will be a gusalke ter the coroner.
The amour was then removed, sad shortly afterwards
lodged in Fahlrion Gaol.

This mornhiefy eth half-post 9 o'clock, George
Smith, who was discharad yesterday at the polies oourt on
the charge preferred be Sm. R. Oran, of Ockbam
Satan ea /1111111ried to the young lady, by license, and
with the father's consent, in All. Seist's-aluuch, High-
, strait, Wandsworth, the ceremony being performed
by the curate, the Rev. Mr. Gower. One of the most
extraordinary 110013116 ever witneshed In Wandsworth
marred on the othasion. Although the townsfolks often
assemble is large ntinbees at the: church a treadles wee-
rakes, yet there tear w such a corowd es gathered thin
morning in and about the sacred editor. The church was
crowded, and every available spot both inside and out hen
which a glimpse maid be °blared of the couple was coca
' pied.. The read sod paths were literally blocked up
fee , pas distance, sod as the pretty church bells
rag • merry peal a Meager might have supposed
plat Bathing short o( a royal marriage was being esiebrated•
Tha couple arrived fa Wadsworth last night, and took up
'their temporary abode at the boas of Mr. George, a
baker, in the High-street, who wee on. of the poem's bail.
They were unaccompanied by any friends saving these
who had been made in Wadsworth. Mr. George
ad lie daughter accompanied them to church, end acted
ss tasty best friends. After the ememeny was concluded,
sad on walking from the church they were rewind with
loud metinued cheering. The young lady wait dressed
in • pith bonnet, with • black silk cape and purple silk
dna The young gentleman looked exceedingly happy.
and escorted his bride en his arm to the residence
of Mr. George, Inspectors Lovelies ad Usher exerting
themselves mentally to clear the path for them. As the
rag en & walked Is. the few yards from the church
she earned to have the anode., of height over her
husband, who, however. predated • very " natty "
appearance. He war dressed In • black oat and
trousers with a white waistcoat, and wore white kid gime.
They were quids* ushered into the bakeei shop by the
polka, but quickly re-appeared at the Bret-floor window,
where Mr. Smith took off hie bat, and bowed repeatedly to
the crowd beneath. However, that appestat not to astisfy hie
friends, sad he then opened the window and briefly
addressed the crowd. He thanked his Mends
sincerely for all their kindness and sympathy
shown to him since he had been in Wandsworth.
and be hoped they would ail live loag and be happy. This
short speech was followed with tremendous cheering, and
le wee some time before the police could clear the streets
and restore order. It was understood that the newly
married pair intended to travel for a short time.

of hiding the deed els bad
She avowed that f the
she would palm herself,
done—fa whet way, I declare
we no knowledge. shall be
Brayahniee was thin 1
• .

TOE MYSTERIOUS DsArk OF A YOUNG LADY
AT SALISBURY BY POISON.

B. added—l mad* a post mortals examinatiou of eft 1.
on the wooing .1 the day on which she died. 1 1
ta• braia sad mplealfor`, tho chest ssd shames L,
bead so disease. tho stomach, sad the owl:
mambas, with their °putouts, a portion of the heft•
some of boo blood, sad a box of pills to yoft
amaia_Xliki-1626-61,50Aigi of *II ma.i_

E;lor.Niosisi by sax vomits, oripn-6.7.721111
Ism so trials at stryobsis• es tits

tie text whams. He corribiligh
riela gelato et Yr. sat Idni, Mahn arkleare, NI iv,
Reek plate le the yeasts leVe bedroom, imabedisally
paw bar death. Tbe= ware Ikon el tekeik
Tba Maim was them Timeder(tys
IN&

BANK sitazalvD.-(THIS DAY";
Thiesde* the half-yessly meeting and
Orr of Propriters was labial the Beak ; my.
the rwwwww, an cher
Oetilllloll said doss the set meets of the At
iodise' the 31stotaust were 704,2691. 4s. gi;• •
would marl the 733,940.35. led., sad efts
jab
• *wilier dr par
& 1. the rest world be
3s. led The Ord of Directors therefore laga
a half-yearly &kedged of interest and
,ablera sad sitar the 10th el Garber, of 5 par
dederties et roma hat. Thu was • miller USW%
the Irk bat he hoped it woold ander the cirenasbasik
rid that there would be no diem**
eabilatit". 711 Lear.)
Mr. Moids said that on a former °Mat We
• verities respostieg Paiwast of biro —,.
deposits and: the serer of the them eosins d
Bank was that the siabjest wee seder ocasiastlei,„,
that the disarms had set made up their misk ';
soother subject to with& he wished to call
that was the debenture debt of the railway 11.
It was rid that the Beek el Ilaslaad was kap d
railway dibasturve. was rid cot of ars Or%
ssp*lrhold 8,099,9091. or 9,000.000/. al railway
yl he should ay vas that if this win *At 11.4=
.6,..ad *sir sewer for the beret of the sisaimmo
militia public at image end est this matter at read ipso
for aIL
The GOVIIIIIIOR said that with regard to the bat ea*
he thought Ile hon. proprietor had mianadard
imams of doh& governor. The subject of labrati
deposits was .reef sow and dm Torsi
dirrtors. bet that was a question wider ril
this at line eight appeared. No par aig
say what eliodigrs might take slam, bat dim;
the direst* were of opioiou that it ma
the intro* id the beak to allow interest IS tive.
(Hear.) The soma qnsation was a very prow .2,4
aunties of the directors had bra rifit
adla9. bed Set held anythine like the (
it lied
by the boo. gentionse, tha
118101114 worthiag like 4,000,0051. Esti;
hod the pick of the railway debentures, sad had s
geed sodality bat the respestatility of the dinars
of the ntregemeet generally.
I Mr, Mouou asked whit amount of Great Estersye
tares wan Ira
The Govaron said they did sot bold any great am
of the Orr Banters. There were l 5 or lb rarer so
debentures they held, but the amount of any are
wiry laria. la this, ea in other Instances, W err;
W owe isterat they were &deg el that cad he
paired at them for the defers of the public. Tie arm
et Gamow right take sore actin a the wAs
was a matter more far that body than the Bask el
Mr. Molds refined to the was of the Itsel
to show the danger of these esearitim.
The dividend wee thee agreed to.
Oa the motion of Mr. CAVIL, seconded by Mr. Brio,
vote et thaaks was passel es the governor and dinanda

TM inquiet Me mania titt edgehty'f, before R.
K. Wilma, Req., at the Mose of the 0 e tether to
Castlaelevist the &mew et" op Iwlerlwil 1 the ago's"'
was intepetZeto have died from the effects of stryalmisie,
he item ' ly telegreptied to Professor
him if ha could ranks an analysis. The aeles4sta=
wee roe in lautee M the time. sad eino-rdasl hie
itrire to seed lir.Colline, ine of his. 740
to Prolgesor !Wier, with wham lie had elpe• ,
in vissiien. The prelegeer informed him that i
would be int of ell wry to obtain the autheelly ell •
the Hems-riper hie the esalyele. He at sure war Ilit.
sorroorny application, bat bad
Se. a mornhigprogier
Me gene
oft he Secretary of Sate to, the
He hod
tonne to Protean Taylor. Meting *6ll :(
it was probable he would not he able to
metal to-day, yet that he should feel much V
he would eximioe the box of pills which was found It ,
dame& demo 14111 Won bee death,. nail .
said had.bege given to her by Mr. inrush, her fa slate
segistat. It wee from this he; that eleteeld she hid takes
three pilliton
ter ted g= to bed. He %ea:very to
erorVow, from •
UMlor had act
examined the pllb, and therefore he must proceed to
UM each other evidence as ambit» forthcoming, .
The era :item called was Mr. Thomas John Bake, who
rid—My daughter's name wee Emily Sophia. ilhe was 19
yeses old io April. I had as magnet by the same of
William John Moyer. He aim he me in October last
year. He left my employmeet Most three oaks before the
death of my daughter-1 tbiek on the 17th August.
Whilst here he • boarded with say frailly. He was cia
(Madly terms with my dinghies, end ponied to be
. paying his addresses to her, but agneet my wishes. I
discharged him for hie breguldr orisduct, mid habits of
intemperance I gave him notice three nesethe baler*,
but ho begged to be allowed to ably op. Os Tuesday sight
I wall ant for to go to Hernbun a little after 9 o'clock.
daughter had not the. gees to Mi. She kilned tea.
bade me good bye. She bad gone to bed portions to my.
return, which wee • little after 10. When I left home
' she appeared as elteerfal and well as ever she wee
in her life. She was perfectly cheerful; in fact.
there as no alteration observable in her. She bad bees
oat aural time &ninth* day. She west oat for •
walk with her mamma in the stems. About hal6past
11 eoloek I was sitting down eters talking to my wife,
I when I heard lame one screening. My wife at first thought
•it was eemebedy in the street. When there mi./bonier
scream which I knew to be my daughter's. I •t ran up-
! Orin, and found ler in • fruitful otitis - ma no
light in her room. My wife followed an up se frFushe
had ligkled • candle from the geel west on . t s
candle. My daughter was undreamed, in bed. said to
her, "011, my dear. whit is the matter?* Illgi said.
" Oh, papa, I woke up so ill." I mid, " You NMI so lad
sleep with year mamma Weight, sod I will slag in you
bed." I thought she bad been frightened, but Kier the
lam of • few minutes, I foetid that emzeibleg ways wee
the matter. I can gave up the ides el its hang hays. MM. She said, " Hold me. hold nee," every; moa
'We held her, and asked her mamma if she had e'er seen
her like it before, sad she replied, " No, de go fat Mr.
Oates." let ma ant for him. She bad hid two or
three eight attacks of hysteria, bet sot frequently.
Before Mr. Coates arrived, I asked her If ohs had taken
anything to cause her awn She replied. "NO. Pa, so."
There were bottles in the rain. bat nose of them ever
manned pones. I was led to sake the kaalry in cense-
queoce of the violeme of the atm*. Mr. Colas mete in
I rather more this half an hear titer my dangliter fret
alarmed us. and I took him up to the room. I heed
I Mr. Oates mk bar U' elm had tam say**, and she
• geld. "No, so." Mr. Coates took up • glue, end asked
what it had manned. I told Mm tt was • glees from
which I had just given her a does of chlorodyna He said
Give her another.* I gem her 30 minims ; she had
previously takes 25. Nether dose appeared to take any
•• material effect. I afterwards west for Dr. When", and
brought him beet with me. This was about 1 o'clock. t
ea h My
daughter bad previously paid to her mamma, "Wa
. this be? What can this be ? I shell die. I shall die." Dr.
Roberta premed her two or three times to say it she bed
taken anything. and I believe he added, "Beano you are
dying.* s premed her also to tall us, mishit then replied,
" Deal, doe t." I said, "What have you taken r sad
she said " Pills" That wee in answer to the inquiry of
• both Dr. Roberts and myself. We were both speaking
tegether. I asked her bow mow, tied the said "Three.
' I said " Who gave them to your and Dr. Notate put the
same question. She replied " Mr. Storer." I then said,
" When ?" She said. "About three weeks ago, just
I helots be left." My wife wee forward end asked
"Haw yen any more at thee? She replied. "Yes,
there are some is a box is the clothes drawer. We pulled
oat the top drawer, in which a box of pills was discus:ed.
I believe my wife took them out Afterwards we feared
mother box, marked " Digeetive'pilla." There awg so in-
-1 =Apnea on the other box. Tik• 116000 d box ennead only
this pills. My daughter has been in the habit el taking
digestive pills tor some years. The lint box of pills was
Mom to my daughter by Dr. Robots, and she said it was
the
all trent which she took the pills. She was asked by
Dr. Roberts for what purpose the pills had been gives her,
and abs replied, "To keep me well" I onset say whe-
ther this was before or after the box was found. She was
shortly afterwards Mud with awfulness and died about
half-past 1.
By the Jery—She wee perfectly sensible for mon of the
dm, Wto the period of her becoming convulsed. She
had sever threeteeed to destroy boob.
By the Carouse—l Mow that Storer wrote to her two or
three times after leaving, bat those letter were ioter-
I opted. I read them myself. They were addressed to her
I hen, without any concealment on his part They were
sent heck to Storer by my directions on Tuesday, together
with everything bung to him. My daughter to*
the panel to the railway station I have eo copy of those
letters.
By a juror—She was perfectly willing that lb. letters
1 mid thing' should be Hot back. I did not observe any
Mange in her demestiour, in consequent of the ietimsey
I between herself and Stair having bees broken off. She
appeared somewhat low for two or three days after he left
lie asked my easent to his marriage with my daughter,
when we first disoovered the 411114•0011 of as intimacy
Mama them. Mn. Blake first taxed him with it. !told
I him that she was youog, that 1 weld not estertain his pro.
poen for a moment at that time. He told me be had Lulli.
made up his mind to many no as. Ma. I still mimed my
amen% and told him that, Whig a mime abe odd Dot
many consul to her tether's wishes 01: a seeped cocoa-
', Mon I told him it most go for 12 mouths, aid that we should
see how matters stood then. I was not aware that Mr.
Storer bad ever meanbid for my daughter, but he had
dispensed medicine for her miler my directions. I was
informed that my daughter's symptoms IMO similar to
those whin would be caused by Mitcham. - I ad no
atrychniee or aux Tonna is ley dispensary, nor ii the home
to my knowledge.
The Corneer—Had you any Battle's vermin killer in
the house ?
Mr. Blake—Not of late. I think there wet borne kept
la the home about three maths before Mr. Stow left. I
em aware that Mr. Storer had a private medicine chest of
his owe upstairs, containing venous drags. I am not
aware whether that chest contained strychnine. The di-
gestive pills were mixed, in ell probability, by Mr. Storer.
There were twelve of the other pills left. On searching
over the house we foetid one little document, which has
been given to Mr. Superieteadeat Callow. [The document
was produced, and read by the wooer, as follows :
" Miss Blake, at Mud Mrs. W. J. Storer, must soon
follow, or the consequences will be her babed must go
to ft slishury to fetch her sharply.") .
Mr. Blake said the document war in the hanattritiog of
Storer. It was found in his daughter's bedroom.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake was then celled, and deposed as
follows—The cleansed was my Maud's daughter by hie
first marriage. She was of a else fal disposition, end was
lon very good terms with myself and husband. She was out
once alone ea Tuesday afterrage, sod is the evening for
about two hours with me. She did not complain of being
mwell, and had so appanage of illness. It must have
been about half-pest 11 when we heard her erzwers.
I said, "My deer, what is the matter? An
you frightened r She replied. "Oh ! Do mamma ;
I feel as I have never felt before. I awoke
very ill, and on ptting out of bed. fossil that I anklet
stand." She had another tioavuhdos, and then my
husband sent me down Mtn for 25 drops of chkeadyee,
which she took, with • little difficadty. She did sot ay
that she was to keep secret the fact of her haviag_received
pills from Mr. Storer. The box conteinieg the pine was an
ordinary pill bor. Mr. Storer showed gmaitemper on me
or two ooessions He did not make use of gay threats.
My huabsed told me that who he pa him motley he said
he would be revend. Deemed would Det as poompornd, at
azy money In her ge
owe right. lentil after No ilie Math.
Mr. Blake sou displeased with Mr. Storer ie the gramery.
Moue of his intempseats belittle. Mr. Blake and myself
told him that be had babe leav . se be was usable to de
anything. My husband thought his Olesse had hew pro-
duced by ant
drink.
The Ooi Had yen eallyßeetle's is killer in the
homey

.
MERCHANT BANKING COMPANY OT
(rzus DAY.)

A general meeting of tbis company, for the la
pose of declaring an interim Mvideed. was WM Mine
the London Tavern ; Mr. JOHM Fannon is the 4ilh.
The notice convening the meeting hsviag her ink
The Cianiun stated that the are
of lig
generally Vera i• • mask gemperess state, 'Mal*
'Madam; the fall in the proclaim market, no
lomat kid been made. The /Merest seems=
rally not so large as lest year. from the
that Jammu& as in • Ugas like thole w
always necessary to have a lass annul
el
balmiest in the hands bankme, 6
general rat* of interest, witch tot year wee hat
toll. per emit., bevies &eased to from Si. to Si.,
ii
could not of ovum °Wahl such a return a that suit
as they did last year. Hs oonaldsral. Maws,*
bra
xemereelly was in a sahe anti soankr webs
than ems when inhered ruled so very hi&
Meek was Mill abbe to give the proprietors • divided Ng
to 3 per own . above the highest current rate et eint
holds' setting aside a like amount to the enditifitie
serve fund. LA year they bad paid 10,0001. to% ni
pmatiee emereak and they hoped to do the saw Ufa
la poet of fact, though they lad poor
epnad the payment of the smalgamatim
over twenty years they ehould if pea* m
it off in W. He concluded by moving • malaria Is t
dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per analealsh
The DZIMITT.CIUIRYAN sesooded ths motion.

Ia may la weestioce from
The -NAIIMAX ex plaineirtrant beak war
yawed co produce more than to the extent of do
fourths of the eecordiev, nor bad they &pedal' le
way from the mad principles upoa which the Int
✓od J. Johnson and Oompaey, with which they bd.
gammted, bad Alwyn conducted their baisom.
sd
not account for operations on the Stook Iseh.ofted
might have had the effect of &proudly the dentilin
could oaly repeat that they bad made no law wad,"
lag of, and there was seethe slightest reams fetembil.
preemies.
The resolution was carried unan;atertely, sal Us
readings Monnineted with the usual compleouditolb
chairman and directors.

ATLANTIC rzLsortAra COMPANY.
(THIS DAY.)
This day an extraordinary general MAO
shareholders was held at the Loan Tao...T.=
pomof reporting bathe shersholders upon the
of the tuadertaking, sad the nominee MOO ^ ...imal'ilX
board for the resusoitatios of the company's
aonsexion with the manufacture and subinersiosistaroa
sable ; and to rescind a cartaa reeoliation adopted else
meeting of the company, co Welled*
9th day 1865, nailer which the right W a
fersatial dividend of 8 per cent. per annum was erded,
upon certeie new capital authorised to be ierned)g
rseetiag ; mid in lien el sash reaointios BO tobe
to propose for adoption by the shareholders
enigma( upon the wee capital, or so twich ded
as may then and than be determined, a pis
eatial dividend of 12 per cent. per annum ; ma e.re
that the right to the said It per cont. per ammo
be • first preference, takieg preonleooe over ail thotil
preferential stock of the compaay, or that (as may
tare in the interim) it shall be • mond
with right of precedence to the allotted .
tialetock of the oompaoy. And to tar. P'
to coats* the said prefacential mph* If
thereof as may from time to time be fatly pa ,IS
into oompolidated preferentiel stock of the comporyi If 18
take inch powers, and propose such resolution. WW!
able them to carry out effectually the foredo* 1>
Mr. J. 8. WOrtia io the chair.
The *pert slier several paragraphs devoted to Jet W
ensured in the effort to lay cloys the offellisAlid
that the directors had mitered into • wind is
rearmed operation'. The report then weal os to b'
Under this contract the Telegraph Comitructios sad lisy_
Uwe* Company undertook for the sum et 600,4
which had be* agreed on es the oast prig. at coil. 1°...,
men* ths manufacture of, and during 1886 to ny aro,
sew sable between looked and Nowtomediaad. 92
eastractora, if ate odd cable be aneatobir "'
not otherwise, were to have slimes sad asrt, !
The
at the rate of Sweaty per cent. epos red
4
The contractors also wader** without soy fortherar.
whatever to go to sea with =Scion cable, isclurlird w'
sow left ou board the Great Eastern,' sod 'WI
appliances sad apparatus such as esperiaso PI
shove to he neemeary, and to use doer ;
desirous—in the success of which . d
tiasly believe—to recover sod repair awl IP
working order between Ireland and Ne id is
Beet
broken *bk. The ecestwar
setwally be in pomades of two ediciest ealigukto;rok 61.1
meant by 100,000 i. than they irsadd bays bite ..1
is expend if the cable of this year bad bets *pi
the sewed cable had bees required to *purchased ,
Bat the carrying oat of this coatis*, SO adVanSgelli Meir
Atlantic Telegraph Campsay, involved the streseesalr:
of the directors to raise as amount of mosey reel* 77
a minimum of 250,0001. to • maximum of 300,000 f. her;
Believing in the very large profits that uodotihtsel.T.;
this y
eampaa when successful, they desired to ode ....7
dividend of it per mot.. with partisipatios is PD AV
.2r4
8 gisr anti bad born paid spas the wawa( theris,_... .
per sent wen the old rapital, to these whir owe Mow"
~
the ireioOle foods. the 'WA
'llle OILMAN, ta moving the adoptice el
reipoi
aid that although they had Dua bees
they were not diacoursged, and. wore 444:::
ho persevere, with the toe of the
Wawa, till RIMS CTOMPed i=lettOrta• 11"/._ ,b 6t lOW
aspired valuable expense/. altheelth ,b"'l If :rib!
pools for it. The Wakeman thee =FUT,. '''' do
which it was proposed
yeato new twos to "1106
thatti ..
laying of the adds went r. bbloleo iad owe,
trerert net to diesare Mill the maillog on Wm, 1211 1
**had almody boa adwribid.
-•--- • went 0.4

Yin Wake—Alleat three Inds Wow Ile &was
leaving, I thick
a plight was obettaai to kin mow' mul,.ipiago•-wtesim-
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their swo an revol re in
sme not the Irish Fenians for RETURN OP THE POP • 8 ROME. el .i.g. Let us hope that this in the last alt bilacrilawy to
coort"2/".isquiryl bay!
hear of this gross imposture. The believ doe% tht I ever sew is 41.1
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