The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL. P.

HOIIBI OF 00101LON8.-(THIS DAY.)
TM Brim= took Ike teat woe obit 12 tido&

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
TM tollowiss bills were reed • third time sad pm*
a2:r mod South Western Wray (selaiticwot pow
and North Western Railway (additional ew'
Enema), sled South Wales mid Great Western Direct- eel
way.
PRISONS BILL
The louse west into ecienaittee es this bill.
The preamble MIS partgoesd.
MUMS up to 14 lisinalve were agreed to without
dimsuasios.
Urea alarms 15A
Sir EL FARQUHAR propmed the ingenue al wadi it
Ms wen WM Wiens who bed bases la oleos we Mt lb.,
tweet, years sod were net her than HUT: of ege IQ;
have theß mess oeseklema by the NOW.,
with a view to eapersamatima
Far G. GREY mid lise alms, bad tem astelsny word,
dared by the West enmanittsea who had adolilild it a so
lona is whioh es* stood. He bad, however, eci .44
tiou to the anseedment provided sixty yens wen Log
eased Ice Mr.
Sir IL IAHQUHAR Wood to melts Ow milestis a
the right boo. hersest.
The *lmes was this muswelsd in mondani with go
she:Mims seireeteL
The slams as arineded was thew semi to.
Mums 16 to 63 were mined to with some enaohowi,
Is dims 53 wads were Introduced se tin dm got
the emansittoe el vides( Notion should not be ism goo
11. the actual member being Wt uodetarmnsd.
The reassining dames were thee wood to.
Oa the minden with tepid to pinsiehments,
hiLr. 1417NDY moved se uninduseat *apemen, %oh
Bog of of the heir el Innen primmer, meter the maw
the Tinting junkie as a pamielusent extreme um
Mr. BRISIOGE deprecated the alterstien, SWI wit Id
it the anseedment were persisted in he &MU gee
spied it.
Mr. A DDEIILEY supported the muselimet, mango
ehut them were eases ba whine a feesmhe primmer aesitt;
kept is wise without mob a power.
Sir G. GREY did set objest to the power for taw
edemas, but doubted Its etbsemy especially se eth
punishment could only be llieted ;oft.
Kr. HENLEY thought It would be • maid sad wale
windiness," end that to authorise it would he gra o
retrapds stop is prima dimoiplim. (Neer, hem)
L earawlseam will a estied from FirW. Jetsam
Mt. MUNDY sebniltd let " extreme mem" " taw
ter meidest" in prise.
The exmmittee thou divided on the innewlesset r des
Awed.
Fes M, amsedomet 2
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[Lett sitting.)

METROPOLIP MI AN BOAILAY D OP WOW
( D.)

The usual weekly steelier of this hoetd me ha l
this morning ; Fir Jews Ilsworrie la the chair.
The cash state meat &owed a toed pia th Mei
of the treasurer, animating to 311.6971.
Ti. FALCO/114000Z BZWOL
The following Seeders wore remised far the earwig
sod diverelos of the Faleomtwook *ewer :—8ee5t05,39,4034
Move. 36,4001. ; Hill and Kettle, 37,8501. ; DA*
39,4301. ; Wainwright, 36,0031. ; sod Blue, AM% ih
wain hashing teen epeeed, the boerd emeidered thee ink
dosed doom trpos the mantissas of the midis,
The CLZRIE saseeecied that the ender et Mr. Inn let
33,4031, wee seessited. The Fakombreeh sewer nue skes
fralme-leas, Whereas, neer the Leaden WI BOUth Wake
lied way .

ALLSOID MAIISLAIIOB2WR IN PADDI7OIOI.

COMMITTAL OF THE ACCUSED.—(THIB DLT.P
This morning Dr. Lankeeter, coroner for Omfaci
Middlesex, held aa 1 oioy st the )(Oldham Hophil,
tooohiog the doe* of llic a Webb, aged gs ywti Igo
woo 'Awed to bows bees killed under very shook* *.

anummooss.
Thomas Webb, 3, filaile's-buildisp, Paddington, MIA
deceased was his brother. Oo Monday Wt Wheel. Media
great disturb's*, in Brassford-mewe, and uprosti boa
them he found • large crowd collected, the
on the gr mud paralysed, sod • man gamed Miley
over him. He was carried to the hospital, wherets
at Tuesday morning. The crowd informed mums 1111
Ill'Ooy had kicked the deceased about the body and Who
his neck while he ley on the ground.
laspector White mid that from the isfoemition tis
polies had received it appeared that the man 'Coy Maid
the deemed down, bat that it was another sun 1M
kicked him and dislocated his seek.
John Doily. 18, Bransford-mews, said that on Whit I.
day ha saw Webb sod walking (lows the meet
together. They met es old mac, sad Webb prooesdei
faros allot lot of sweetmeats down his throat. M'Coy Na►
stinted with Webb about the outrage, and • quarrel took
place Webb challenged lirCoy to fight. K'Coy
"My boots are too heavy. will go up and change them"
He went up into his room, sad Webb sat on the
until he bad changed his boots and come dove with
pair on. They then fought three rounds. Webb fell, id
• crowd gathered. Witness saw no mom.
Inspector Whit* said that when the police cams up May
were told that nothing bad occurred; the deemed eat
harried by his friends ad to the hospital, when theyAi
the swims that he had fades from the roof of s
where tie wen painting. They were all anxious to
everything about the ens.
Mr. H. Albert Reed, house surgeon, said that Ms
lerentesd was brought with the lower earlobes of kw eel
diidocated—is other words, his neck was Molise. Sirup
to say be was able to speak, and
moalrning.theogh quite pushed
be lived until the following told the Mud
the ward that whim he fell he felt his neck heel sok
him. o
The Coroner said that the ease wee dearly ems dem
daughter. The deceased had lost his life in coemeremolf
the dolmas of the moused. Ict hie (the loused esesseBB
opinion the circumstances surrounding Meows woes
on favour of the meased. Melted interferedto premetli
sae from being imealted, but le law the kiwi ima die
perseese would see escalpato bite. Whoa here thumlium
idsmied be meld have walled in the aid of the law le lit
wriateasa TM eendeot of the crowd wbo stud by
the Me taking*** was Tralyibit
' have taboo measures he put a stop to it. He
ememe who were presses during a fight, aiding and
the lam is the ramadssiss el illegal sets, win
sidle mime of eseashieghteir as the survivor of shild
light was. He had some doubt. whether suck pert:ok .11
brought before the court, would not be committed for op
ois that shags.
The jury returned • verdict of "Matmilasidie MOO
Michel M'Coy for killing and slaying Miami Webb
Coroser thee issued bia wariest fee the
the accused to Ire gate to await his Ida