The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-02 00:00:00

1210HTPUL DEATH OA A WOMAN ON

SNOW-BILL.

An inquiry was held by Mr. Payne! City coroner
it St. Bartholomew's Hospital last night, respecting the;
death of Alia Cambridge, aged 42.
_llery Williams deposed that demised until lately lived at
"alma, in Staffordshire, but being deserted and left dart.
tate by her husband, au engine dnver, its walked up to
to Loudon. She slept at night in the refuge at Playhouse-
Md. and she had no home whatever. On Moods y morning
she lilt the retiree saying that she would go to Farriogdon
Market to try if she could get something to do. Witness
dal not see her alive after.
Hurry Johnson, a railway watchman, said that co Moo-
da7 warning at 8 o'clock he saw one of Pickford's two-bores
railway mu come down Holborn-hill and up Scow-bill at
tlie rate of twelve mile, an hour. He heard a loud cream
Irma a wanes, and upon running across the road he found
the deceased dead, she having been trampled upon by the
harass and ran over by both wheels.
It appeared that the driver of the van, Joseph Woolgrove,
now m curtady, charged with the manslaughter of the
,_,.•lamusd • Um magistrate, it was stated, having declined to
bnie Hs hated
stated to the polio* that he was "giving
'`""'"lf a Wing up the bill," but that he tried to pall in
rdlea be saw the deceased's danger. A number of witonnes
were snubbed before the coroner, and they stated that the
dammed seemed to be crossing the road "like a wousn
Wrap,' and that she became bewildered when she found
honed in danger, and did not get out of the way. The
vailit that passed over her wee four tons.
Ina Coroner said that it would be uselineto mod the are
,
trial, as some witnesses stated that the vas wee drives
all speed of only six miles an hour.
71,0 inry returned a verdict of "Accidental Death."

The Great Dublin Exhibition will, it is eaid, be
"I°4ll the Prime of Wales, sad with the seine arm.
ehieb would have been observed if her Malady bed
a,g4 l:t toiweeted by aireumetasme from inaugurating it
Moe.

The illuminatios by magnesium of the Pyramids,
airstioeed ie the 4thelewarea, impasse to have weggethed the
Ides of Mthithatieg the Parts Catacombs by thh sow Beth
for the purpose of tilde' photographic views of thee, mys-
*o4 sues of the deed.

11101ABLZ.
11113 AT. 011 11031111111
N.W. to S.W. and S., Corns. S.S.W. to N.N.W.,
fresh to strong, an. fresh to moderate,
settled, eases rata. rein and squally at
times.
WI/MX As above ; unsettled.
Ittmunni. B.W. to N.W. and N.,
fresh to moderate,
showery.
S.W. to N.W., strong
to moderate.

As above.
W. N.W. to S.W., mo-
derate to strong, in
places SOON rain.
N.W. to S.W., mode-
rate to Sii:0111g,

EASTICII.

— « Tinny. ems rain. ..
Northers=Sooiland. Westers=lzelead, Wale; and &Ma-
tendon. Southern =Mi.& Claud and Hay a Blew.
lasternmiadiward /Wand mad liar& Bea

GOLD IN THE RICHMOND MAR/MT.—The brokers'
combination at Richmond is still working on the gold mar-
ket, and having things its own way. In Montgomery,
February 1, gold sold 1 for 25. In Mobile on the same day
it sold 1 for 24. Why is it that a dozen men in Richmond
are allowed to make the price of gold in this city 1 for 60?
The thing on its fens is a fiction, and a fraud, and an outrage ;
and it is high time for law and for public opinion to act
upon this matter.—EicAnsoad Examiner, Feb. 14.
ANOTHER BVEOLARY IN MILL.-2001. wow."' or
WATCH'S STOLE/.—On Tuesday evening, • daring burglary
was committed of the promisee occupied by Mr. T. limp-
Doe, jeweller and watchmaker. Great Pmesge4treet. Mr.
Simpson's shop bevies no dwelling-honse attached, he has
been compelled to reside in another part of the town. Be-
fore leaving work each day it has hitherto been his con-
stant practice to put the most valuable of the articles
he had in stock in a box, and take them home with him,
but on Tuesday circumstances occurred which prevented
him so doing. Raving bushier to transact before return.
ing home, he fastened np his shop at the usual hour, leer-
ing there the whole of his stoth•in -trade, which comprised
a large quantity of watches. Yesterday morning • youth
employed by Mr. Simpson having obtained the keys from
him went to open the premises, and he then found that
the door was unlocked and that a robbery had been tom.
witted dozier the night. The fact that the burglary
was committed on this particular evening, when valuable
property was left on the premises, gives evidence that the
perpetrators are well acquainted with Mr. Simpson's move-
ments ; sad it is believed that he and his premises bays been
systematisally watched far • eensidarable period by thieves,
who as one. took advantage of the offered opportunity.
Informatkm of the robbery wee at ones conveyed to the
polka authorities, and • reward of 25/. has beets offered foe
the appreinslllll of the offesidess.—Easteris Counties
Heralek

7i NZW KIND 07 COMICZINCI MONZL—STAY-
TORD Bova; Mara I.—The Dote of nattierland sensate.
lodge. the reosipt of • X not*, from " returned
peroentogns