The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

,PTEMBER 1865.

Paraguayanll;;77-----vasum descending ; and the'c,
latest news stated the forces to be within a few
leagues of each other. This maysment, if suoseei-
ful, will out oft the retreat of the Paraguayan army
in Rio Grande.
Admiral Pamandare's flotilla has not yet been
able to get up the Uruguay beyond the Salto for
want of water.
The fleet in the river Parana is still at the Chim-
boral, also detained for want of water. The damage
done at the battle of Riachuelo has been repaired.

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lIIPRAORDIMANY
THE
ALLEgED
CHILD MURDER IN THE £42T BIM

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RESUMPTION OP THE INQUENE—frois DAY.)
At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. John Humphrey%
the ooer for Middlesex, gemmed at the Brown Beer
w
Tavern, lamanatreet, Whiseehapel. ilu ievastiption rr
gyrating the duds of the illegitimate &Rd of Keep Palmeri
otherwise Ginnew, who Is shamed with its megdsg.
1 Tee aroused. it will be sultionat to state, inn • Dorval
at the White Swum, a tavern in the Conimereialsoad.
she on last Sunday week went to the Image of •
labourer named Alter% in Whiteshape), and gave him a
brown paper paned cootaioing the body of a child which
bad met its death by suffocation. Subsequendy she wee
arrested by the pails, who also apprsheoded the manager
of the White Swan, Thomas Aldridge, on the charge of
aiding end abetting her in the concealment of the bitch of ,1
the child. In the course of the inquiry it came out that
the accused had had soother child, which was mining, and
which she stated she had sent to Amstips. She was not
able, however, to state where in America the ebild was, g
its
and
consequently grave suspicions were excited respe:tio
late.
Upon the resumption of the proceedings,
Inspector Holloway said that be was in a positien to Blear
up the doubt that existed about the slaw mild. &Doe the
adienninest of the wort he had obtained a letter addressed
Ito the accused from New York date her mother, Mrs. (Hu-
i raw •it would bs sews hy the that, no sews of what
had tibia plain in London could have leashed the relatives
of the young woman in America at the time the letter was
written. Thu principal passage
.wee the fellewher :
' New York, Augeat 12.
" Myf Daoghter,—l take this opportunity of writing
you a few hoes, hoping_ you are in goad betlth. es this
leaves me at present. I have received a hitter from Jemse.
who pays that he will pay your pursue right sway. Ha
would send for Ano, but Le has been saviog as
humuch as
will bring you out one at a time ever oleos be been at
Chien*. You would want to trePare hat 11 it wan 0017
to see alter your child. I don't like to nee your child
treated as he is. Parker abused me to little or not 1 Heald
for ,
speaking to him about abusing Freddy. said
not look at Freddy, and he would treat him I
don' as he lknow
iked.
So hurry out as soon as you get the owlet, tot t
but he would sell the child, be is naive him in *rich a
dreadful manner. Be would not if I had a piece for him.
'nM dear daughter —1 hope we will all be together
agai soon. You musibe tired of Londoo. It is had to
leave A behind, will come steer."
In thena
rest of the letter it she
Mrs. Gionow urgently entreated
her daughter to hurry out to see the little boy, aad said,
"I don't think you care go much about coming out now as
you did some time ego.'
that
The
the Corm
elder child wasier said thatreall that
in letter "bowed conclusively
y America.
Inspector Holloway paid that there was no farther evi-
dence with respect to the cue of the child that was carried
to the house of the Align's.
gum up and
The Coroner then proceeded so read over the
very voluminooe depositions at length. He
said Oast it was
folly proved that the child bad lived, and ita death
was caused by suffocation. But before tbe jury *wad deal
with the ease cue one of murder or manslaughter, it would
be nocenwry to ascertain whether the child bad had a sepa-
rate existence from the mother. They should consider the
whole mops of the evidence, and dial with the case acoord-
iagly.
The jury, after a long deliberation, returned a verdict,
" That the deceased male child died from soffoestioa, bat
that the coma of the suffocation was unknown."
The Coroner said that wider the circumne. stances he con-
sidered the verdict to be a yell proper o
The proceedings thee terminated.