The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-04 00:00:00

A PAPAL FALL.

An inquiry was bed by Mr. Hicbarda, deputy
sorrier at the Prises of Wales tuns, Nitvel.row, Poplar,
Let 'alight, relative to the death of Mrs. Mary Andartoe,
sled 65 am
Elizabeth Colley said that she lodged with the demised
at No. 8, Soooleratreet, Popk. The deoseascre husband
was a timekeeper os the London and North Western
Railway. Lad Friday wising he cube home perfectly
sober and took his supper with the demand and
his daughters. He then west up dare to go to
bed, his wife following close behind him to light him up
with a candle. Wiwi be got to the top of the stairs, which
were very Darrow and awkward, his foot slipped and he fell
right beck twos the &owed. They both appeared to fall
headlong over the balustawiee the daseseed of coons being
waderunet. The deceased cried out "Sr to my husband ;
see is be killed." Bat be escaped with very
slight iojury. The deceased hereon was so dreadfully
Injured that a doctor wee sent for immediately.
Mr. G. L. Priddle said that be found the deceased
paralysed end tar skull fractured. Surgical treatmeot
wavailies to save her life and she expired in BO boon from
the injuries she had received by a most serious fsIL She
bold witness that bar husband, who was a large sad heavy
man, fell on her.
The Corooer having summed up,
The jury returned a verdict that the deceased wee killed
by the iiiiiideatel WIWI; of her husband upon her se she
' was weeding • slaircase behind him.

MORS STAOKYARD IFIRIX-SUSPNCTED IN-
CENDIARISN AND OREL? LOSS OF PROPERTY.

(Prom the Newestle Meekle of yesterday.)
Fires in stack yards were that year almost of daily
occurrence in the Yorkshire Welds ; bet this district the
year is likely to have an equally usenviable notoriety for
fires, which, we fear. in some insane can only bare their
origin to iocendiarism. For the last fortnight we have had
to mord almost daily some 000lispatioat. more or tans
serious, in the homesteads of this nighbearheed ; to-day
we have to add three more 0 the list already given, sad
these three, which occurred yesterday within a elide of
seven =tiles, are, it is mpp and—with only too throe(
grounds for the suppositice—the work of the inceediary.
One of these, indeed, can be accounted for on no other
freest's, as it took place at the farm of Mr. Bathos, of
Barlow, which io five days has been the stew of no lam
this four fires. The first outbreak was en Thursday in •
stack of corn, but it was discovered before much damage
had been dose, and speedily extinguished. The same
evening, however, a fire was discovered in a s
heds in
another part of the yard It was also speedily sud
but a discovery was made which led to the iruspieien that
the are had been wilfully musest, ea old shirt beiog found
burning in the shed. On the following afternoon, strange
to my, soother fire broke out in a haystack in the same
stackgarth, I. which two meta wore at week at the time ;
sad sleenger still to rekle, there was ptheastsyanother out-
break in Mr. Rohm% yard, the result of which wee most
disastrous. so lent this twenty stacks beige destroyed.
The incendiary, whoever is the guilty party, has at length
succeeded in the attempts to destroy the farm stock of Mr.
Roberto. There shams to be little doubt sow that those
several outbreaks are the neat of intention rather than of
accident ; sad we understand that suspicion fixes epos th
ulti-
e
hand which, after three unavailing pts, has
mately led to the destraction of this valuable pais. Bat
this, as we have said, was not the only are yesterday. At
Burnopfield a most destructive fire occurred, by which
eleven stacks were destroyed, of the aggrepte value of
8001. In this ease the canes- of the fire is a mystery ; but
the supposition that it has beau willfully originated is
strengthened by the fast that two miles further on the
same road, at a farm at Lints Ford, soother fire broke out
shortly afterwards ; but it was fortunately discovered is
time to be extioguished before it had dove muck damage
or destroyed the sgeat by which it had been prodeeed—a
bundle of rags, which were fated oa fire sear the haystack
which was in flames. A recurrence of fires in the same
stackyard as at Barlow, and the almost simultaneous burst-
ing out of fires In stackyards in the same viciatty, can lead
to but cue coeclurioa. that these catastrophes are wilfully
produced, this convictioe being strengthened by the finding
of the bundles of burning rags.

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at Mile-sod. while at the ticket-office of the Gnat Ben
terminus. The robbery was shown to be hp
prettied heed, so expertly was it effected,
use
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pia the prisocier's superior appescusee se
meedour, one halfpenny and even farthings aall °ll
found upon her. Smart had followed ter from
2 o'clock out that day veil tialf-put 4, 3--
from the Bth to the 13th of September het to sh'
the railway termini, se convinced was he that the 0
systematic thief, although he could sot, so &heals •
caution wore her movements, feel justified in
apptebmie
THE Beet RIVAOL LAKE LENAN.—The Beau her. Determiled to discover where she resided bees
Rings is an English hone, cela ca saw dire; my Beebe occasion devoted so ends day to her, end at WO,'
fellow-traveller, on merely apprombing it, ailed it a really amensin that she lodged at 17, Georges.
" swell place." On • nester acquintanee be manned it Comenerciel-road, with her husband sod genre de
SIR ROBERT PULL AND THE IRISH BANIIIII. a'• mobbieh plea" m well. The company is grimily mixed, also that the was a German "lad)" who amid molr_
the Pe.
DUBLIN, TuereT NB:MT.—The summons anise Sir no doubt, for st the preeest day how eta exolusivesese English. When, therefore, ea the occados et the a.
seeen itself behind the obarge of Mr. for a hod and 41r. far seethe having been brought home toishildraZ
Robert Peel was withdrawn, Sir Robert baring apologised. lielg,...kg
a dines I You have debases ere she as ceetunids, from ber heed as the officer
THE CHANCELLOR OP THE EXCHLQUIIR AT AN ig.P.'e,rmillionosire banker, rev. sad° rige rev. divine ; axes op, the gave the address es is Batlet4iffellio hs 7,-.
Orrim NUNT.—On Tbstroday aid Friday lest the Duke of but you inset your tailor, your wise marches your regarded it, proceeded to George's-tonne end is ,SO
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and a distinguished party, heeds( the Gheneellor haberdasher else. Why not, when the hoot ta course of • lengthened search, dierevared /lane sent
of the Exchequer, tbe Marquis of Lon. Lord Archibald pays his way like a lord and behaves, as the whole, as porticos of several purses, some of which wen .la
and Lord Walter Campbell, Mr. W. H. Gladstone M.P. the beet of patlemen? In outward show you cannot 'tie • wail. besides which wen two tbas were mein, • err lam!
Colonel Campbell of Wisest Captain Morton of 'Perin high from low ; esetaisly not the gran* dose from the wee soothed-pearl an a paltry ne, bus acestainie
Captain Campbell of Gleodernel, Captain Scott of her squally stylish "geedlswomsn." Indeed, ea to apparel 54 Bank of Beeson note, No. 0,629, la
Majesty's ship Victory, In. joined is the exciting sport rank willingly yields the palm. In point of laos and Dose Gorton jewellery which he took pommies et
of otter hooting. Oa both days the pet) started fiances sod holding op her head the shopkeeper's wife 831 wee, through the medium of ao intender, .
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shortly after 5 a.m. A large body of professionals wen beats the world ; sad there is so straighter seder by her se her own property. A remand was worn
in attendant*, with the Fouley pack, limbering some beak than shot og the enema ride. But what- sad meanwhile Seen bluely employed kind=
thirteen bounds. 00 Thursday the river Any, one of the eve may he the stales in life, nothing bat cover something of the rtgbtful onset
fine streams flowing through his graces property, was the moat extravagant luxury is the order el the : the Bank al England, he with maelt—dil
winched without sweet the only scent met with lead. day. Even at the tete "Ott of Zermatt or eta- I cult treed the note to eve been
in the,..l"
lag into a covered drain which opens on the riser Met mouse, high up among snow and los, the ladies came down i memo of • Mr. A. L. Dorebill, Donee-pee lon'
the Maitlaod. Oa Friday th° meet was it Olooth attired like birds of • Bat ken. is thee large I wiek-bill, Bath, who told the officer that it sad the ikle2
where, dter a keen search of • four-il* stetch, in the 1 howls, they display their PariS NW Sadie finery ; their mane were stolen from the dress pocket of hie wife SST_
course of which the bounds several thee gave tongue 1 ie,garb is an recherche, as motley sad showy as their : peen Ring the red between the Crystal Palen se PST,
without leading to • view, • fine otter was dislodged from a I (wean costume. No eeder wee of them fed tourists 1 wood in the early part at Let month, but it was soled!!!
cairn near Rob Roy's Hone, at the head of the glen. The ; carry a perfect Noah's Ark at tenth, at ewe, along at** time, and he therefore could not identify uff 111106.'..
creature at once made for the river, and a most exciting j with them. Noah" Arks of trunks np and down the charged with the deer.
cress ensued. Owing to the low state of the river much , rugged paths of the Alps ! A ',stigmas fairly objected It was slated that peewee had been in this consprirsit '
dodging in the water was out of the questioa, but this 1 ee, owing feet inside the omnibus at the seen last five months. She WM sow further to an im
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fully made up for by the steep sad rugged nature of 1 ongoing, Wanes with the load of " pleader" that lof throe months. Nothing farther bong knows losTI
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the river banks and the rocky character of the bed. After , waslg,
laid upon it ha thwooht either the top-beavy isseitine lee her abayseier them the Wishes charge, the jeweler 'a'
a hot run foe some deans down the river his "fishiness " I must upset, or the trunks come through and crush us whets I gives up.
was brought to bey, and and much clamour of mite sod Iwe oat Now all this farrago of ponces end things makes
MARLBOROUGH .STREET.
dogs fairly secured. Ho mineured upwards of 2 feel, and ,up the weild of Alpine tonne ,• but whetter you see sii IMIKILABs 71WINNATSD. hheidi 6 '
weighed ens upon 201 b. Oaptain Mann wielded the ; Beth Binge bean but little of Alpe* eharaster. Ile Themes Brown, address nem& dwaribalg orz
bon with great spuit throughout, and was ably wooded fact is the mossier hotels on the lakes, er bite** We =tor, Was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with a
by those who took ao active part to the sport, I lakes, are a sort of Caput to shake the porpoise and beak lariougly to brook sod ester the ease No. 34
Rs ATTWOODS, SPOONER, MARSHALL, AND CO.— , the sinews of eaterprising moustaleedimbers. They en square. c &Wee
The fifth of the aeries of sales by notion wider this estate : very good resting place for men er women who ban heard , Polierecemsble Philip Shrines, of tba __....,,k0
Tale pine at the Star Hotel. at Worcester, es Senday. , the lettering asides esegratulatieg them es their runes : pad that hoewoos 12 last eight sad 1 this .....goe,
The estate was knows se the " Beickfiede Estiste," the , " cootie dm ectittois." not for those when ezeisies are iwe in Breweementi Goldee-staarei wise° be aIIT Ali
mediae, of the late Mr. Rickard Spooner, sad adjetaed ; still in prospect Been Rivas, is • fairy bower, with . now to employ ii two ISM• ile followed ....k.
the lines of works of the various Tailways roaming isle / marbles balls, a parterre of Ingrate note, nee it the . for some ewe on low them separate sod then /at , ,--
Worcester. All the lets were sold at peke onsidarably evening. dancieg twee a week, talk free ol expense, got. I, Two a( them wet an eon, 004 at the cone' '",
higher than the estimated abloom The tote sum sealised , geous snores mad sunset squall, gratis, a starry campy at , Jenne-street, and the other M the cores of Utter ''' _
was 19.1201.
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIRTT.—The usual 1 monitilesalcsiestosa an an ofiedommilverYiteblia.see sumevrtiweasgthetb.
t WSW I 34, Goiderequare. Some gess w" tow in
meeting of the fruit and floral esotzeittese took place at as warm as the dog : a September to whtrb the tsaysnee ' man jumped down sod ran away.
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shoe guiders y. Time wee amy awaseeaa tarries his bundle of wrappers over the blithest mountain . Debar men then all net sod walked rood
Mai , Alia. while the third got coo the militias ofwasatle slesomiall;
attendee* of viiiiolllll, and smug she plasso, without ever unfolding them. in which he sleeps with open the nen ages, and while two deism got is thsicA
kr- , exhibited were some Ilse rasa aged deities, from Mr. wiodow at the Riffiberg or Cbammulia ..—leittee is the et tie ems. No. 34, peens, get on lb° ee- holl
Toter. of Slosh. Paul and Ike. of Meekest, showed Timm_ • 1 a large peer el es, „ „OW srlitab. 116„; „ hos* Oen
some Iste fleehenTlM Is well a. roses. Mt R. gaffes,. msramotrras Fuss HOSPITAL—At the meeting seseeed with trends Wee by
of
a_ _,, Amy le
Ewerto Lord Patient's's. exhibited • most splendid es Mande; of the of this lestilielloo. in Devon- on the hoar s° hat'. "lee 't e"er oeTtds bis Wl'
°idol* lime. which amited the admire** of ill obirennan, Dr. 1, of Ficebney, was elected assienote heard, es thee smashed 'in the fault.
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Iden. Areas i but the glee makes a ides through the chredynoma..-

Three communications on the above subject
appear in this morning's papers. Mr. A. J. B. Bamford
Hope, M.P.. writes to the Times :—" I observe that the
New York Herald has, fu a passage which hes been ex-
tensively reprinted is Bagland, assigned to me a large
share of the Coefederate Loan. This statement is a fabri-
cation which has not even a basis of truth to stand opon.
I never held a farthing of the loan, nor ever embarked a
farthing on blockade-rowing. The sympathy which I all
along felt for the Southern states in their strnule for lode-
pendeece was wholly of a public and political nature."
The Telegraph says :—" Yr. John Laird, M.P. for Birk-
enhead, in rep to the statement pot fotth by the New
York Herald, denim that he ever held any Confederate
Loan stook."

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