The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-26 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, MAY 25.—ATIVINTMENTS.—Lieu-
tempt It. H. Levinton to be lieutenant and commander of
the Charon, commissioned.
Assistant Surgeon A. W. Whitley, as supernumerary,
to the Princess Royal.
Acting Assistant Surgeons J. A. Haven and E. A. Hudson,
as supernumeraries, to the Princess Royal.
Nasal Oedet (on the 23rd instant) Mr. H. C. A. More-
head, to the Caledonia.
Chief Eogineeis P. G. Lambert, to the Aboukir ; and J.
Harwood (additional), to the Cumberland, for the Corn-
wallis.
Psoworioss.—To be Engineer in her Majesty's Fleet A.
MarteL
To be First Clue Assistant Engineer in her Majaty's
Fleet F. H. C. Ruchards.

MIDNIGHT }SEATING MOVIDINST.—Ou Tuesday,
the 23rd instant, a Diming we held at the British and
Foreign Sailors' Institute, Shadwell, which was attended
by one hundred' and twenty of the " unfortaostes " of that
neighbourhood. Addressee were delivered by Memo.
Thomas, Loosdele, and Jackson ; and se the result, girls
are applying for admission into the homes.
ALl.3oso 07 • W ire. —Yesterday
afternoon Dr. lankeets: bald an inquiry at the Cherry
Tree Tavern, Bowlieg-green•lann Clerkeuwell, into the
circumstances touching the death of Amelia Warren.
who died at 2, Northamptori-row, Clarksowell, under
the circumstances detailed below. Mr. Shams, from
the office of Messrs. Slam and Roscsolicitors to the
Associate Institution for Improving so Enforcing the Laws
for the Prato:Aim of Woolen, attended to prosecute, and
Mr. R. Wilikom inspector of police of the Great
Northern Railway, was also in attendance to watch the
case. Dr. Brown said—l reside at 1, Myddelton-equare.
I was called to see the deceased on the 15th of this
month. She was in a state of exhaustion, pallid, as I
thought, from loss of blood. She died on the night of the
22nd instant. I have since made a poet monism manlier
tint, and externally observed no marks of violeoce. The
body was unusually decomposed, wandering the time of
death, but the body was well nourished. There were no
signs of the body having been poisoned. Internally the brain
was very pallid, but I faced no Denim. The heart and lest
lung were healthy, but the right was adheting slightly.
The Wogs end heart were very flabby, pallid, and quite
destitute of red blood. The intaglio« were greatly
inflated. The liver and kidneys were healthy. The cause
of death was nervous exhaustion. and technically speaking.
breaking of the heart. No doubt death might have been
accelerated by ill-wage. There are no marks of violence on
the body. The dammed told me that she bad been kept
abort of proper nourishromt, and that her husband bad
knocked bee about. All that she said her husband bad
allowed her was 2e. 6d. per weak. Boob treatineet would
accelerate death. The inquest was adjourned, sod Mr.
Sham haviog attended before Mr. D` Mr. at the
Clorkenwell Polios-court, a warrant was greeted for the
apprehension of the husband as a Merge of 'Mau*
FATAL EFFECTS OF • THIINDLIISTOKIN IN GLASGOW.
—We learn from the North British Moil that Mary Scan-
lan or Broadley, a woman about 30 years of age, residing at
22. Gellowgete, on Wednesday, drieking tea with a
neighbour named or erne-el, when the
storm buret over the city. Two children, me belongiog to
seek woman, bad goes out for a walk a considerable time
previously ; and when the thunder began to roll, they set
oat to look for their "bairns." The search in the neigh-
bourhood was unavailing, and at lest, in the height of
tie storm, the two women bens their stem in the direction
of the Greco. They had entered the Rasters Park, sod were
between Moeteith.row and the Humane Society's Rouen,
when an exweediegly vivid flash of lightning lit up the lend-
wpm sad immediately afterwards Mem Ore** wee ksocked
to the ground. Fortunately she was uninjured, though
etemeed but while rising to her feet bar composios, Mrs.
Becomßey, Ina struck down on the gins, where she remained
monocles° The summon of the •omeat having been
overcome, AA attempt wee made to get Mrs. Medley to her
feat, when it was disowered that she wee dead. The
body wee conveyed to the central polies-Mlles, where,
on examonatios, it was found the demessel had bean, or
is supposed to have been, struck behind the lett ear.
the skis there being much discoloured. and bearing every
immense' of having bean 'objected to Ike. Blood also
mead copiously from the right ear and the nostrils. It
in a camas coincident* that while the body of the
WOOlllll Smedley was Win! taken up to the " dead
roam" is the ventral police-MS* the twe children.
between three and four years of age, is quad of whom the
march whisk bad so Welly terminated had been instituted,
were breeglit into the Manes, having hese found by a eon.
stable in lugylesoense. The deemed. Bradley, has bees
a widow for she last fear ywe sad leaves two of a family
to survive bor.—Another aeebwt, serious is its mature,
Malik sot at ell Rely to prove fatal, resulted from the
skein Muse children marl John Tweed* three=
age Tweedie,gsprime of age ; and
ads
Hyslop, .laughter of B while the atom me
drew to the deoldase lb* home essespied by
mere.
de, Iliglinnest. nee lightning Mem& the
shinsem sea, whisk was possipthilled dawn the eldway.
It meet a kettle of Mille, wake white wm spilled ewer
Ms ABbee, suet the result be
they were es messeir
boreal that they bed all to be moveysel to the lalemory,
vireo they amyl*