The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-09 00:00:00

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DEATH PIM THE ildlitSiTE HEAT OP
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INQIIIIIIIL-e(TIMOI DAY.)
This faxenosayr Se. John Hp tp the ifid-
mom. mew hold.an oneat at the
~ rthamptoo Arms
Tardy.; Hatillareptoe-streii, "1100•01°‘ 911
death of Kerr loyee„ egad IP yews, fie. tae
foliesving sadism eiressestelade : tiarrl
Tim demeesd was the wife eil a biesissidth. Mee rel
eve ef her oonfienseet. On Wedessday atersoosi last skis
went into the when she suddealy szolihned. " Os,
doer me, my head!" She then staggered, sod all apes the
rotted in a stets of imenatieity. She was mixed ug mad
11011 by DR Shaw, of the Cambridge Heats and ; bet hie
arse extiast. She was peeeiously is pod health, was a
stesply moons, sod chemist shortly before her death.
Dr. Bartholomew Shear said that he had ogee:haat the
body gemerelly, which was flee from swim of ',below* sad
Via basin we hied, ormgeated, end bad geo-
desist sedies death. He believed NW the diseased's death
had bees predeesd by the sisessiv• beet of the weather
frem beiy exposed to the iitibldooo of the sea while bare-
headed is the Aden.
The Demme senserlied es the lamentable Weirs of the
Nee, ned mid the dammed lied dearly died from ass-atroke.
The jusy cornered sod retuned a verdict of "Natant
death from eoegestnie of the large prodased by the exces-
sive heat at the weather."

VIE so-cazipb arytmaroN BY A GROOM. 1:
(From the Soficirora' Journal.)
The strange case of Mined abduction beard OD too
Weilmecley haloes Mr. Ingham. eves if it Would lead to
the weviolim of a reap more Monad ingest than sin- N.
twill Mokahly have 011110roa result ; that of gear- ;i•
inp the rather Way ideas that worthy magistrate ea N
Esserject of the ieg eff of young women It le
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to make out foam the newspaper report what
grease charge wad which. was iaked to be brought N.
molest the Moe. Mr. COON'/ late groom hut it is quite
dam that the only indictment whish ;cold be sustained m
wooed be under the lager part of the fag motion of eg,
the 21 and 26 o. 3AD. The first part of that la
metioa is dogged for the protection g women of el
any age who Isms say sore of property is possession IN
or *roadway to ken recd stamps with felony may to
one , Who, from motives of lucre. taloa away or detains
say each woman sophist her will, with iuteat to R.
marry, or, fro. This perigee must be dismissed at woe, sk,
alarm the pone, lady herself stated that she west at her s►
own suggestion and stayed of her own accord. The
mediae, however, pm on to declare that whomever shall Ilk
frenduleatly allure, take away, or dotal' such woman N.
being under the age of twenty-one years, out of the pos. to
aosaiim and egeiut the will of her father or mother, or of 100
any ether pence having the lawful CAM or charge of Los
her, with beast to many ea careall/ know her, or to canoe N.
her to be married or camally Imown by any other 9
person, shall be guilty of felony, rod liable to penal tt
servitude not exceed fourteen years. This enactment, pt.
we may observe, is sew, and there is at protect but N.
one decision on its inter;wetatioe, which, however, does N.
not throw mach light on the real meaniog of the le
statute ("Bag. o. Burrell," 12 W. 8.. 149). The esseutiol
ingredisuta of the gleam are that the woman should et
have snob au interest io real or personal property as is
defied in the wilier part of the sectiock that she should M
hi seder tweety-ose years, and that the person M
digad should allure, take away. or detain her out of the N.
posessoioc, and spinet the will of her gitariliaas, with 19
the Wiest, ko., cool lastly that the alluring, taking 11.
away. and detention, should be fraudulent. from the a
evidence given in the meant ease, It Is indisputable ga.
that Mhos Croon being over sweaty and under twenty- en
ow, was soh a woman as is contemplated by the section It.
that she was aliened, taken away, and &stained, out of Sk
the _ pommies of her father, and spinet that gentle- ES,
man's will. But It is squally clear that the person who r 4
so allured, took away, and detained her was herself. is
and that if any fraud at all was practised, it was in all so
obabi4iits contrived sod executed by her alone. She Po
' arno the row" by which the groom was dismissed, is
she to! him to some to her bedroom ; she prepared the
burnt offering. which served as a beacon to summoo
and to light him to his love • she suggested the elope- SO.
meat; and would have eloped lied there been oo " George" DWI
at ad. She did not WM require his assistance Ilk
in scrambling out of the window. 1 think I was slipping
down, and ha held me." That appears to have fairly repro-
seated the relationship between them. She was slways
tee
and he occasionally held her up.
Mr. Ingham appears to comider that the pensive, not N.
to my lamb-like, part which the groom, a boy of N.
eighteen played in this perfarmation It
a taking away 1.19
within the meaning of the statute. It was suggested it
that the abduction must be fraudulent, while here then 1t
was no fraud. It will probably puzzle a higher tribunal IL
than Mr. I aghant's to pul,o, a 'stigma:ay interpretation lee
on this ward. It is not felooloosly," nor is it "by 105
false pretences ;" but though the word " fraudulent'ISO
do not at first sight worn to imply en grave a moral
awes as either of the other exprosSms, yet we strongly t;','
anspeet that it will be mach more diffioalt r dense, and egg
therefore • °Deviation cedBit will be MOM doubtful. 10- too
deed the case of " Reg. rn (eari amp.) provee bow 100
diffiodi it will be to az a defioite mewing as the word et
" fraud."
SO
mg. Ingham, imbed, seems to onager that an ion- m
portaat question is the ems was whether a woman
loader twenty.we aesld " osiers." With all respect I.
to him, that mist which no often hugs over our Me
plleaootorts must have obscured his meetal sight. .Ilot
There caesot be the 'lightest doubt that a woman under
two:Avow sea comet; hot gm awkward part of the ease .10
is, that it is utterly initaateeid whether the moseuta or k
aot g Owe, If the °fleece is complete without bar ocoment.
it is equally aomplete with it. The part of the section K.
which we me now ociegolderiug does set make the dissent so
of the wawa an element la the crime, pthat however 111
gear the merits may be oa side of tha groom aad N
I against the young lady, he really stands in same peril ear
I should the mieds of the Court of Criminal Appeal be ea •
Mr. Ingham's naiad; of this, however, there is, perhaps,
not much cause for apprehension. As to the payment '
for the railway tickets, that was provided cwt of their
commas feed, of which she did Dot coetribute the larger
ortioa. Is thin, too, " a fraudulent taking away r
p It oily remain for as to ask why on earth woe this pro.
*emotion instituted ? There ere cameos and mew for ex
ell things, we are taught, if we chi ook deep enough or to,‘
high womb fee them. Wby dose the father of a yam; DIJ
lady, whose name has beau tarnished, mod her owe repo- 110,4
Mice jewardised by a bey whose chief fault le that he ia
mot a " Joseph Andrews," prosecute for abdoition and ,00
charge with wholesale robbery his intended son•io.law, 11.1
who with iztraordioary generosity, or still more marvel. 111,4
lens prudence, begs his lover not to apply bee private for. 1,4
tow to his support Why does this father. the mischief lel
Wag complete sod irretrievable, gratuitously publish hie It
sorrow to oho world?

Bart 9.—The steamer Florida
arrived here to-day from Vera Crag, With 67 Fessersgers,
100 tons of merchandise, and 2,900,000 Mutes in spode, los
ea freight. 9).0
TAR CATTLZ PLAOUS FOND.—din adilition to the 60,C
1,0001. granted by Mao Corporatioe for the Cottle Plague le t
Fusd, the Lord Mayor has received 100 guides from the
Worshipful Comseely of dabbers. 51.5.. from Mr. Deputy anf
Ward, and IL la. from F. B. 66,0
ANOTHIR PROM= TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. MA
—We nederstand that the provisional prospectus of another
new telegeaph compaay, having for its object the eats- 20'2
blishmees of olootrio commusiratios between this ormolu 22:2
aid Aweigh has best issued. The oompany is to be known 10,0
as Allan's Oosan Telegraph Company (Limited), from the HA
eirowesteree that the cable which it is proposed to lay ia to !
be eoestraeted os the principle advocated by Mr. Allan, 41..;
the wall-known elootrkian and oriewser, advocated
advantages of w. 2
which we pointed out a few days ago. The capital to be 26.0
raised is stated at 150,0001.; and it is proposed, in order 50,0
practicslly to test the superiority of Allan's cable, to lay it 140
en the first isatance from Falmouth to Oporto, and should Is62°
this section work satisfactorily, to carry it across the At-
Untie to Halifax. The present Atlantic Telegraph Com- 11;0
four Purpose charging for the tranerniedes of a Ines- 23:s
sage of twenty wends to Ddifax; but the tariff tires in 1,40
the proved= of the sew company of which we we speak- 10,0
tag le only U. for the tame thing. Otte of the advantages Ft.o
of Allan's cable is that It can be laid without conch exposse, 21/2„,C"
and It is calculated that, not being saddled with any loss s7c7,
through previous failure, the undertaking should pay as 23.0
well at this rate at its Heal at a conch higher. As goon as 7501
the busies's homages, it le Intended to lay another robin es,Oi
between Felmostlt cad Halifax divot.—Nora British As.
Daily Mal.
646
BALD OF TUX ASHOILL 13run.—The decease of 6,) 0,
the well-known Wensleydale trainer, Mr. John Osborne. lee
has necessitated the breaking up of the famous stud formed 5'e,01
by him at Asbgili, neer Middlebam. North 'Udine the 13.0 l„
die.,"
whole of which came unreservedly under the hammer of the
Moore. Tattersall on Thursday sod Friday. The entire it;
racing and breeding establishassete have bees dispersed. sod Tem
the trusteed did not offer a single reserve bidding ; indeed, AOC
since that of the late Sir Tattoo Sykes's stud, a more genuine SAC
sale hoe not hero held. The first day's asJe was held at the SLR
training quarters at Aehgill, at which place—additionally ell
tempted by fine weather sod the charms of Wensleydale—a ;ell
very larpcompany, English sod foreiga,assemble(Lthewhole
of the company being received at a champagne lorscheoa
before the male. The second day's sale was at Low-street, 20,01
Mr. Oeborne's stud farm at Leeroieg lane, sear Northaller- WON
too, some 18 miles away from Ashgill. The first day's sale LOA.
included 26 homes is training and 24 yearlings. The homes r, • ;
In training were very fresh ; several of the lade were thrown
'gala and nein, ard some doses or so of horses got loose. ro,r
The only accident, however, was the less of a finger by one 14(
of the lads. The trained hones, as a rule, went cheap. 84'
There wee a brisk competition for Xi, a two-year-old. who
has woe six thaws, and is resented to be the best its Eng. ;
land. Be was started at 1.000 p., and went for 2,100 p.,
to Mr. Darley's striag. The 28 *Mod hareem realised
4,805 guineas. avenging Dearly 172 guineas. The year-
lings were as loos let as ever entered • rieg. and void better
than the horses in training. The late Mr. (*bona on the
visit which proved his lent, pronounced thews to be the
ballot he ever ponissad. The lot fetched 3,944 guinea,
en average of 165 guineas, Mr. L'Aseoe, Mr. Day. Mr.
lefransie, end Mr. Witiolow giving long prior. 'There
were MOO strange &ammo of tenses, the most *biking of
witted wee the ale of ging Arthur tat 175 relates to Mr.
Dar*. Tltti horse Mr. Oshosso sold for 2,000 pima%
sad re.porohassd him as Om
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