The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-12 00:00:00

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The jail brims bras sworn, with the Rey. Robert
WWII as
Mr. /3sattie said that he hod some down se • director at
the railway roeipsor, sad he used hardly speak of the very
pat sad severe distme which the directors felt et snob •
mei Mead snider is a amiss whir bad been ewe-
Sisted with amosiag miry to the WM, rid tht=
. might wall suppose whet poissaat dimes' it bad a
rem mar the eireavermiess. The disarm were mire
UM: robe sierold be seder sod se esereiting as proble,
dimmer the sour of the ealemity, sod to prover its
morairears.
Tirr jury then moseded le view the Wise sod the
someof the disaster, and os thek Mors the following M-
ime was celled :
Lloyd Royer, of Liverpool, merchant, idestified the
body of hi. wife, Amelia Reyser. He bad a letter from
bet the day Ware Me she I/dinar* os tow way tt
pcoL He bad six . He loot sow herolive nearly •
mouth ago in Liverpool. She wee 37 years of ego.
heal* Bedsores, solisibor, et Mester, Notified
the body el his wife. Her sem was Ars. She wee •
=with miters in the tidal traie. She hes left no
rah. was 28 yeses of ego. Witness himself was
sot seriously lejured. lets lost sew her slim at the inceseet
of the sosideet, sod heard bar speak thee. It was met
the middle Ilmi.elass railway milers that fail ire the
Mr. Wirer was throws into the water. Si. did foes
are An minute. sitar be ford her, who he is.. to his
own senses. Wirer desired to add that the trate was
going at the same speed when it weal MS the Ito. ha Wm.
By the Rey. Mr. Moore (the forma of the jery)—The
breaks wore not on. The speed was the some as mat.
John Lomax of Bolton-lwHoses, emelioser ideskilsd.
Adam BerommoM, who Used ea re same pleas 44, whom
did. He was a surgeou, about 41 yews of ege, sad was is
his way from Pans to London.
George Whitby, of 24, St, Jamer'sotnet, Landes, Inv
dant, identified the body 'of hie wife Lydia. She was 15
ran at ay. Whom. wee met brewellies with her, but be
asoedied her br VW tidal Min.
Rev. Arthur Thames, the British rookie at St. PM.,..
berg, and of S Upgattaureregeotreet, Bryinetaseruere,
en idtified Corollas formerly of Regeserram.
Brighton, but sow • trav in various parr She was
opining to stop at witors's hors. She was between 45 and
60, as wirer haired.
Rltheed Christopher Hoessil, may of the oaken of the
South Fostero Railway (demised raps
at Ashford), deposed to his on she sosseirthreaftidisseter
stye% four o'er*. He mei Mies by telegram from
the statiomiaster at Ashford, sod proceeded immediately
with a train of oarthges. He had seen the bodies of sir
=end or hod her sur %my previously. Wilma
try wee all telossi from the wreck of the tidal
and saw tL.m laid together. No doubt their deaths were
roused by the fillies of the kelp. That. re a body re-
moved whir a Mr. Fearful tortilla se his wife, sod that
body the jam bad sot MM. She was lyrg dead os the
railway, sod her horsed was by her side. Witness knew
spikier; of say of the derred perosalty.
David °vendee, superisteader of the Kept rusty
polio* of the °Yashmak divides, had eserehed the bodies,
and ford papers soar/oar Miele* on rm. That. is sir
a moo, still uerengsised. with mks marked a M., ap-
pereutly from 35 to 40 years stage.
By the jury—There were so papers Cr dormers about
By the Cloreser—Os eserring the body of s rag ledy
richly Mired wirer ford .a envelope married as fel-
lows :—" Mini Beaumont, H. 800 de Cheillot, Champs
Eyre; Paris." The post mark was gee
Aram
lady had ber Nam marked "H. Ordliff," and there was
twos to believe she was the wife of r. gerisonas err
lying hero injured.
John Hill Elder. of 333, City-roml, Weer, secorkal,
idestified Jams Dune, who bad mated at She mom bowie
as wits m. sad by !mime wus a werekonsesisa at Moan.
Loaf sad On's. 39. Old Orate. Whoop impaled him by
the tidal treis from Paris to go by • Mho the MIN main
M Dundee. Hs was 35 ow 37, and • Idris ma.
John Frederick Williams, surgeon at Stapleheret, deposed
—I was called by a railway porter to the seer el the scei.
der shoat Iselksesi three yesterday. I saw the nine bodies
taken out which the jury her sees. IWe usimised
some ; others did sot require it, the caw at deatlt bar
spparest. Some were quite deed, other wore set. 7'he
deaths were all eared by isjory from MY saaidis4
or drowsieg. There were men females, or of whom
the jury I believe, here sot sees. There were three
I melee. believe shay were all d.ad before they were re-
mewed. but I loft the task to Mead to the Wend.
. The Comer mid it would be sommory to view the sole
remising hod?, and further rider* was repair* as be
the ideriartios of three of the WM, and they might
also hare the advantage at sedetimos of • goverment

uir
smatteama said he Maid 'dustily we of them.
Bathe, Samuel &amide was thee swore, sad deposed
that he was s schoolmaster at Stapleburst. He took care
of a Mr. Coodbff who had bees injured, sod he described
the dress sad the appearance of we of the deceased, sad
it correspooded oompletely. He did sot describe wham
he was travelliag from. He was safaris; very much.
At this stage of the inquiry the jury moulded to the
home of Mr. Reeves to teke evidsthe as to the idsatity
of Mrs. Faithful, sod then adjourned the inquiry till
Monday (this day) at half-past two °Week.

LATEST PARTIOULARS.
STAPLEHUBST, SUIDAT NIGHT.

The whole of the wreck of the taste has now been raised.
end we are happy to state that the forebodings that other
bodimi would be found underneath au at the carriages ►ase
sot been realised. The total number of deaths la therefore
no
more than ten. Up to six o'clock this evening the re-
mains of the gentlemen whim linen was marked with the
iaitiais " " have not been identified. This is the only
came in which identific►tion has not taken place. _ _

The injured who haws survived are pttiag ow favourably.
No further fatalities are expected. Master Rayner, chip
miss moo of Mn. Amelia Rayner, of Liverpool, who was
Wed, is suffering from • broken lq ; be is programing es
well as oast be =pectic', but be cannot at resist bramoved bowie.

Mr. Ebaral, the manager, Mr. Harris, and eater patio.
nten coneeoted with the railway have been down here all
day, and have been unremitting in their exertions toe
sore every aid for the unhappy guffaws. Every f •
has been given to the relatives of those island to t
them here.

There is now no doubt whatever as to the exact come
of the scoldeat. The plate-layer, Beam admitted to If r.
Shard that be bed imagined that the statement i• the
time book referring to Saturday, that the tidal dais would
Midair at five o'clock, bad reignites to Friday, earl that be,
therefore, removed the metals at the bridge at two o'olsok,
osloulatlog that be would have ample time to replace them
before the talc wee dee ; but it tamed oat that on Friday
(as the plathlayer might have read is the book) the tale wen
due at 3 o'clock, 'ad it es•aqueetly came to the spot at •
moment when there was • spates of near 40 feet without
rails, and thus this terrible calamity took place.
Oa inquiry at Gay's Hospital we were informed that Mr.
Le If orchard, who was moms& thither sorice* Waged,
la progrsasiag satisfadmily.