The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-03 00:00:00

TSB LAST ALIAS OP THE LATE PIEWiII.

(From the Lancet of today.)
After a Severe attack of gout last year, Lord
Palmerston continued gradually to decline in
without any distinct complaint till April, whetillt
riding • rough hires, he suffered from luseasturia
It was followed by catarrh of the bladder, with its
ordisary accompany's' symptoms, which occasioned
great distress • and this, added to his diktat duties,
reduced his strength' considerably, though his remarkably
good digestive organs remained unimpaired. For the lint
three months he was attended by the late Dr. Ferran. hi
°animation occasionally with Mr. Paget, who seeertaieed
that there was neither oakulus nor any other mo.
chemical case for the umpteen. After the death
of Dr. Ferguson, Dr. Watson was consulted, and,
at the end of July, Dr. Prather°. Smith. The
treatment they adopted sweated chiefly of teaks
sad astringents with generous diet and rest, under which
Lord Palmerston slowly improved. This improvement was
more marked after the oaeoluatoe of the session of pubis..
meet, when he retired to Brockett Hall under the imme-
diate eau of Dr. Protheroe Smith arid Dr. Drags of Hatfield,
Lord Palmerston's family medical atteadint. From this
time till the 9th ult. there was • pacing emeadaseat in
Lord Palmerstou's condition.
Oa Mooday, the 9th ult., the weather having suddenly
changed, with a considerable fall of the temperature,
Lord Paimerstee, donut a drive in an open carriage,
took cold. Active inflammatory symptoms were ob-
oersted ea the following day by Dr. Drage, =deft's.
steadies every effort to relieve which Dr. Prather°. Smith
found on his retort) from • distant profeesiocal journey
on the foliate" Thursday , • great change in the state of
his patient. He cosnpWned of abdominal and dorsal
pains; the pulse was irregular sod Intermittent ; the
ample furled ; and there was thirst, and loss of appetite.
Da the "nurse of that day severe rigors conned,
followed by eymptosis of collepse—eassely, cold ex.
tremithe, vollimative perspiration', aed imperceptible
radial puler. Yuen this condition he rallied in shout
four hours, when Mr. Paget, for whom Dr. Smith
had telegraphed, arrived, and, together with Dr.
Drage, remained the eight, leaving their patient much
relieved next morning. Rigors sod threatened collapse
recurred, however, as Friday and Saturday, on the
evening of which day Dr. Burrows was summosed from
London, and he remained at Blocked Hall that night.
Oa Sunday morning Lord Palmerstors's symptoms were la
urgent, and from this time he appeared to rally, though the
puke ontioned at about 100, the tongue was still furred
and dry, and there was abdominal measisem. Whim Dr.
Waal arrived from Cornwall, on Monday morning, he
tome the Premier better. Hp to Tuesday afternoon he con-
tinued to improve, the pules Wing to 80, and the teems be-
coming moist; but at theittinesymptomsdgreet mutration
again set in, the puke being thready, sad a mecums rile
marking each restitution ; the groaned extinction of the
radial pulse proosedieg Ina'
inverse ratio with the f
of the kestMeg, which became shorter, and at last=
64 in the minute. The intellect remained unimpaired to
the lost. Death took place without a struggle eta smarter
to eleven am., resulting from catarrh of the bladder sod
theca of the kidney.

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NARROW ESCAPE OF A PASSING= TRAIN.
An accident of a very alarming and peculiar
nature occurred at Hartlepool yesterday af terser. Oa
the route of the cementing Hee of railway from Hartle-
pool to West Hartlepool there is a bridge composed of
wood and iron, which stretches over the salience to the
Slakes, and it is supported by metal columns, the sup-
porters of which some time ego were noticed m having
been carried away by a raft of timber. Os use elite is •
footpath for passenger% and on the other • drew-bridge
over which the general traffic between the two tower is
conveyed. The entrance to the Slake faose the harbour
tied, as the tide runs with great velocity. sometimes at
the rate of six masa an hour, an immeese thath, with links
about two fest is otreamferesee, is drawn threes to pretreat
injury to the bridge by the shipping. Notwithstanding
the ponderous ordure of the barrier which guarded the en-
trance, it yesterday yielded to the force of • ship whisk
was carried by the current against it, which occasioned the
denim and peril we now have to meet. It aware
about 1 o'clock yesterday aftermath. when the lift wee
flowing rapidly, the brig Alike., Capt. Yell, at Harthellonla
was being removed from one of thetiersin the harbour tothe
ballast crate. Every presagers was taken by the captain and
the running-fitter aboard to escape being carried away by
the current, sad ropes were made fast to a erhoothe and a
buoy. After the Teasel had proceeded some disease across
the harbour the rope from the sehoceer was " let go,*
and the ship was thee caught by the °wreak and the
strain upon the other rope was toe mock and it nave way
and the ship went sten diet tab the est:sees. The chola,
which IVY below water, snapped, and the vowel dashed
into the bridge with great force, smashing away the pas-
sengers' foothpath from one end to the other, throwing the
framework over as to the railway, dislodging the bed al
the railway, which appeared only to be supported by the
Mee of rails, which wage best semicircular. and
both the mauler cog wheels which were connected=
machinery for raisieg the draw-bridge. The tiondent
occurred shortly after the passion? train from West
Hartlepool had atoned over the bridge, and ce return
about a quarter of se hoar alter, it was forts
just as it arrived at the scone of the = 16"
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lieseesers were all taken back to Hartlepool, and It is
expected it will be a forts's/at before traits ass be manta
on the lee whisk will prove a peat issoonveMeme to the
people of both towss. A steamboat was met pall the
ship eat at the eutranee, but was cable t her, es
the current wee ecr strong, but soother awning to her emir
tines. she was pulled owt and moored teethe the (se q. The
damage dose to the skip is set considerable. She t
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