The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-15 00:00:00

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE THAMES
EMBANKMENT.

DTQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This forenoon, at 11 o'clock, Mr. W. J. Pap
the coroner for the Doeby of Laminator, bold ea *nest
the Spotted Dog Tavern, on the body of William Lei
seed 32, who lost his life ludic the following camomile!
Katherine Loath, of Bermondsey, said that the deer
was her husband. He wan employed oa the Tim
Embankment. He was oot subject to Ste.
Edward Fox said that he knew the deceased, sea
Thanalsy afteraum, about hell-past 4, he was NU
ieg oa a "gantry" of five feet high, 'skis( up re
thug. There wee a man who tried to pass him, bat
gantry being only a foot wide, the other mac weld
pass him. There wu a metal rail on the gantry foe
traveller to pus along. The other man said be want*
pas, and be turned round to get to the stage, who
dropped an hoe bar he held in his band, and he
jumped off the gent; y into the water. He thought the
turned suddenly giddy. Hs wee a very week warn, so
did not think he had victuals sough to set, as he hull
out of work a tog time.
Deanoe,eogins driver oa the Theme embanks,
said that he was in a boat 200 lest from the patty,
he saw him fall into the water. He wag sure that ao
pushed against him. Hs was quite sober. The pan
a proper one ; but he understood some improvemiats
being roads to prevent similar accidents.
The jury retuned a verdict al "Accidental death."

IPATAL CAVALRY CHARGE AT WORNWI
SCRUBS.

Dr. Lankester concluded an adjourned iDqi
last evening respeotiog the death of Henry Willies &
, aged 15 man, who died io St. llary's Hospital ha
juries be had received duriog a cavalry charge et W
wood-wake.
The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental &elk'
smnisosely agreed to the following meiotic*, 14W*
isigusted the coroner to forward to the AdjatestGe
alibi Horse Guards:—"The jury empansellid
el
Bask of Ragland Tames and Se. Mary's
purpose isquiring iota the came of the death of 11
William Basle., who wee wounded in a revelry el
on Wormwood aerobe on the 23rd of June, having nib
• verdict of Accidental Death, are of opinion that tLe p
was not sufficiently kept os the occasion when the dee
lupe with his death, and they wish to ell the Mints
the Adjutant-G•mral of the Home Guards to Ws my
sdi precaution being taken to prevent the public
eenselsg over the ground, so ea is future to prevent k
life from amides*e aisulsz to that which had oasis&
deceased."

EVIIAREABLE ESCAPE OF A BEA-SIDE VISITI
On Thursday afters*" a young lady, who is a sir
Hartlepool, had a remarkable escape from drownieg,
woe on the rooks opposite the Farwell-field, which
• greet dietetie seawards, gathering seaweed, will
it. was low, and having sat down epee en slavered
went to sleep. No one had, it appeared, olarrual
In the coursed time the tide flowed and sespists,
rounded the rock. The water at length Twills; hi
awoke, and at ores observing bee perilous pukka
swanning aid waving • kaadkerehicf se • sdil" °
tram. The waves at this time were dashing sr"
feet, and as each breaker rolled in the dear, of he
tioa Waived. After remainies for some time wit
tide creeping aims her the signal was obwrred by
penman on the cliff. who set to work to devise 'oral
for rescuing her. It wee quite evident that there
sot be time to briog • boat from the harbour. is the
were breaking atrosey on the rock, sad theistic
sash the young woman Into the sea. As no ens
could swim, it wise decided to mike a raft of semi as
Ideg Woks sad planks, and a number of workless au
raged on this work whew an Irishman asme we"
fend to go oat to the ram& A life-buoy sod airl
were proeared. The latter was tied mod the led
waist, sad be went off on his mead of mersy. Tl°
was aid 100 yards from the shore, and a deaf is
insect In wassonseise of the rope being too shark 1
owe being °Mated, the Irishmen prcoesded, bed, es
cheers of anthers of people who had
heady le brought the young woman safely
I Mercury.

Liar INTELLIGICNO&

(THIS DAY.)

°Dual' OF PROBATE AND DPTOROIL
(Belem the Judge Ordinary.)
Uncut a LOOS.
pr. polo and Mr. Reynolds foe the petitioner' Mr.
swat Ballanime and Mr. Woollett for the reopearient
""-- wife's salt for the restitudea of her esajagal
fkis Gas a =bead
„do ; "be •
poziguidoded amity. The petitioaer
that she had any acts of violence they
ens provoked by her laminate mashy, and were is
elf4//ram.
rioneat, John Ban" dimity amistaat ;military
,',sopre and bermek4onner La Jemmies. mania the
, the niece of the ordnance storekeeper in that
actserll, lilt& They remained there till 1860, whew
ieSegland, sad the respondent ebtabied the
MsJ himeeknisatership at Harwich. There bad been ten
d widie e4ht semi_ ved, and the oobabitatice
kola pien she, it was alined that the respondent
bol sold oft his Waiter", and left rhe patliloewr.
gm pooh cromenrsinatioa, admitted that she hed
onsd a demon service because her husband was golag
• ins it to Iris dines. She hid bought it with the money
ni swivel for old elathes, and she considered it aa
on
law as his. She had twice pulled hie whiskers, bat
had dime that because he was attempting to strangle
mr. Ent night haveWealha." celled the
but if wife of a fried et
olocrwl she had dome
• ell had not called her out of her name, be-
... no wee coloured. Had not celled her " a Nasty
wow,* Never got drank or called him same,
....61"'"-•bo s maim. She might have said be wee
a • wretch. Had never threatened him with • knife!
ow the 'operation he bad allowed her lbs. 6d. a week.
In rem inereems bet owe, sad that was not with the
Misr ne bed talon, but it wee owing to something that
i• bid 'o sad that had disagreed with her.
• Towit said that • few pears ohm the marriage
Am war to anniag and the habit grew upon. her till her
oseduot beans perfectly intolerable. Dming ow last
• 1.10 she had rue in him three separ ate ilmes with
ksile. bet ho had need no areas violins* to her thaw was
ddidelysseewsry b dingo her. Os ow of those MO!.
'jos Ole he awe beam, he bed towed Ave quart pots
aged is the mama They were all empty and three was
'o' is the hems that Gould have assisted her in drinking
• eselosts.
[theme was not concluded whoa we west to prem.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Wore Yr. Regirtrar Widow, se Oommiasioner.)
id In Window AND BONS.
• ly bankrupts were manufacturers of fancy geode.
d sa. Pael'sballdings, Little Oarter-lane, and of
sjasseet we has been before the court a emai-
l-nide tiles The creditors having passed a meta-
lYs ender the 110th section, the proneedinp in bank-
/splay wen stared, until the bankrupts applied for
a air of disabuse coder that section, when Mr.
poiraaa, on behalf of the assigoees, urged jargon against
dm bankrupt. under the 159th section. Mr. Reed contended
that** court bad no power, the ore brat now before it
air the 110th section. to entertain charges under the
159th. The wart thought otherwise, whereupon notice
ins err of appeal, and the hearing was adjourned until
dishy. It bong stated that the appeal had not yet been
WA a huger adjournment was ordered kill the 12th of
MO-

DI ill 011010 Z LLPHOERIE DE LAXAETTKE BIRCH.
taalaupt, a young , described as late of the
pool Polies Corps, ace at the British Hotel, Jermyn-
trivet and new a prisoner far debt. applied far his release
hen melody. His debts are about 1,000.
Ir. Sugood supported the application. There wen so
appoints, though there were three detainers against the
lattrept. The oily creditor who appeared oossented to
being named on his giving bail in 1001. to appear at
its onenegs under the baakruptcy.
The Meese was ordered oa that condition.

(Before Mr. Registrar Roche.)
Rt U COLONEL W. P. WACO&
ltis was a 'Ming for choice of matinees under the thhd
Inkrustcy. It will be remembered that the last petitioa
w dismissed, on the pound that the bankrupt had omitted
Wall creditor, from his " three days' statemeat." A
paitioa bad since been premoted by a creditor, Mr. Man-
de, Enna, wise merchant, of e•street,
la Mich the bankrupt is described as William Petrie
•rgh, of 17, Glommtercroment, Clamden.tom, late a
Intarat-coloael in her Majesty's army, afterwards acting
▪ et—now out of besieges, and a prisoeer for debt.
Ris debts, Including those omitted from the last statement,
mahout 3,0001. The accounts are in course of preparation
by Maws. Dubois sod Newetead.
Mr. Emu the petitioning creditor, was now chum
✓evue.
Mr. S. Chidley is the solicitor nadir the proceedings.