The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-16 00:00:00

RAILWAY STAKES. Ow mils.

Troublesome, B,t 121 b ; The Clown, Bet 101 b ; General N
Hesse, Fat 1016 ; Historian, Bet 41b ; Vabalatbus Set 21b N
Guardsman, Bet 2lb ; ()berms, 7gt 10Ib ; Lucky Star, let 91b;
Killegrew, 7st 7lb ; &dared, 7st 311, ; Indigestion, Bet 13th;
Cobweb, 6gt 131 b ; Fairy Ring, 6ist 101 b ; Vixen, Est 91b; 54
Provigor, Est bib ; St. Vinoent, Est 6lb ; UMW, sss 131 b; 11
Scylla, bet 71b. AR are here. tl
QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. jj
Stanton. Lady Hylda, Armagnac, Privateer, Aurieuls,
Claremont, Beragalt, Auditor, Breese, Tomato, Imogene, 1
and Grace Darling. All are here. .
Si
Azarna.—Blackdown.

TES FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT
STAPLZHURST.

(nor 001 OWN szpoirrea.)
INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
STAPLEHURST, Fawair. Jun 16.

The injured passengers lying at the South 10'4
Eastern Hotel are not progressing so favourably as could et
be wished. Major Francis was last evening somewhat I
worse. Of Mr. Condliffe, who, in addition to his
physical sufferings from broken ribs end severe .1,-
internal injuries, is subjected to the mental suffering arising sa
from the loos of his wife, the report is more favourable, and M
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, of Liverpool, have been up to this sit
morning in • more favourable condition than any of the to
ethers ; but at 9 o'clock to-day Mr. Ralph suffered • relapse.
Bather extensive hemorrhage set in, which caused some 99
alarm, but as it is priecipally external, no serious came- at
quenoes are apprehended. The body of Mrs. Condliffa has
been removed to Liverpool for interment. It was
stated at first that this lady was much cut about and die- 1'!
°tared, but it tures out that she died from suffocation only, LI
her body being altogether free from external in-
Julies. With regard to those who, more fortunate, are
under the care of Dr. Wilkins, the good effect of that ge
hospitable gentleman's unremitting per care is u
developing itself rapidly in the eatideatory program ip
his patients are making. The general reply to questions ai
here is that they are all better. Mr. MODS Dairies in so tar
on his way towards recovery that it is hoped he will be well ea
enough to be removed next week to his private residenos a 11
13eleize-park. The Rev. Mr. Bland, Mrs. Bland, and Miss m
AUeyss are also much better.
At 12 o'clock, Mr. Nev,e the Coroner for the western rl
division of Kent, and the jury resumed the inquest on the k
ten permed; who were killed. The mineral partise were ra-
presented as before, and the evidence is now being takes. Li
Mr. Eborall, the traffic manager, doilies the statement made ti
i
in anonymous letter, which appeared in some of the sews- 9
papers, beeriag the initials R. IL, that unnecessary delay
had occurred on the part of the railway officials in render-
ing assistance at the time of the accident, and that a train it
had run off the line on the 26th ultimo, near Stapiehunt.

Th. primmer was brought up in custody, and Mr. Tooth,
the magistrate who remanded him, will be in attendance
to receive additional evidence with the view of committing,
further remanding, or discharging him. The magie-
trate's examination will be conducted in the jury room
in order to avoid the inconvenience of taking all the
parties over to Cranbrook, which is five miles distant. The
unfortunate commence continues to excite great interest in
the neighbourhood, and the umpathy shown for the suf-
ferers by all classes cannot be too highly extolled. from
all quarters fruit, ice, and other *oratorio for alleviating the
condition of the wounded areponriog In.