The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-27 00:00:00

11101SDAY.
B.X. to W., moderate,
variable, some rats.

&B.E. to &W., and
N.W., moderate to
fresh.
8.8. W. to N.W., mode- IRELAND. Westerly, modeste to
rate, rain in places. fresh, generally fine.
Basterty to S. and W.. W. cEniut. As next above.
light to
fresh.
B.&W. to N. N.W., &W.ENGLAND. Similar to above.
moderate, some
ahowere
Easterly to M W., light &L ENGLAND. S.W. to N.W., mode,
to fresh, generally rate to fresh, gone-
flne. rally flee.
N.E. to S., moderate, E coin. As next above.
fine.

THE CABE or POISONING THROUGH MISTAKE OF •
Comer.—Yesterday an inquiry was held at the Guy War-
wick Timers, Gray's-inn-lane, by Dr. Lankester, coroner for
Central Middlesex, respecting the death of Patrick Parrett,
aged 55, who, as reported, had died from the effects of •
poison obtained at a chemist's in mistake for Epsom salts.
Sergeant Hewson, SC, attended to watch the cue on the
part of the commissioners of police. The jury returned
the following verdict :—" That deceased died from the
effects of oxalic acid, the said poison being given to him by
mistake for Epsom salts ; and the jury oonaider that there
has been great want of caution at Mr. Pound's establish-
ment, where the supposed salts was obtained, in the manner
in which poisonous drugs have been left about."
SERIOUS OKNIBUS ACCIDENT IN ST. Jams/fa-
mes; PICCADILLY.—Iast evening an omnibus heavily
laden was proceeding down St. James's-street, when on its
arrival nearly half way down, facing Howchin's Hotel, the
vehicle suddenly upset. The pawners who were sitting
on the top of the carriage were precipitated into the road,
on some of whom the heavy vehicle unfortunately fell and
crashed them in a shocking manner, while those inside were
hardly lees favoured, the occupants of one seat being thrown
upon their opposite companions. The broken glue, also,
cut several persons very severely. Some limbs were broken,
and all were more or less bruised. The driver was uninjured.
The omnibus was an old one, newly painted, and put upon
the road on account of the increased traffic. The vehicle
was descending rather quickly down the declivity of the
street, which was in a slippery condition, when the driver,
to avoid driving into a boarding projecting into the road,
turned suddenly, and the wheels of the off-side mounting
the kerb muse
the omnibus to tilt over.
EXECUTION AT WAR.SAW.—A letter from Warsaw,
of the 21st inst., in the indiprodaner., says :—"The
execution of Louis Jarcezynski for the attempt on the life
of the Grand Duke Constantine took place this morning at
nine o'clock, on the glacie of the citadel, in
of a crowd composed of about ten thousand
persons, among whom were • largo number of women
belonging to the middle classes. He was brought to
the place of execution in a cart drawn by one horse,
seated, and having beside him • Capuchin monk, holding •
crucifix. On arriving at the toot of the scaffold the leo-
. tence was read to him, and be was covered with • long
white draw which covered his bead ; in a few seconds hasten
justice was satisfied. Thiel melancholy spectacle made a
deep impression on the crowd, especially the female portion,
but no disturbance took oleos. Jaroarynski had been eon-
damned by the court-martial to be shot, but the authorities
charged with the revision of the trial ordered him to be
deprived of the right' attached to his condition, and he was
aerated by hanging."