The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-18 00:00:00

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rate, fine generally.
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wades. Southern English Channel and Bay of Biscay.
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FORGERY ON A CITY BANK. —A discovery has
just been made of a forgery to the amount of 8001. and up-
wards upon the City Bask. in Threadneedle-street, and
the offence is said to have been committed in a most artful
manner. One Robert Barton, who in alleged to have been
implicated in it, if not the sole person conowned, has ab-
soosded. and is now supposed to be on his voyage to the
United States. The matter has been placed in the hands
etas eminent solicitor is the City of great practice in criminal
law, and also in thou of Colonel Fraser, the City Commis-
sioner of Police, with what result remains to be sees. In
the meantime it isrurooured that an experimeed City de-
toady* police officer is alreedy on the meek of the fugitive.
—Tagus.
SCICIDE FROM A WINDOW.—On Saturday an in-
quiry was held at the Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion's premises in Sloane-street. Chelsea, respecting the
suicide of Caroline Green, aged 45 years. Mrs. Alexander,
superintendent of the Home, said that the deceased was
lady's maid to Lady Metherton, and she was admitted to
the Horne on Monday last, in consequence of *medical
man stating that she was suffering from nervous
excitement. The deceased was admitted in order
that she might cet rest and recover. The Home
was kept np principally for young women, who lived at
1 the Home on payment of 10s. 6d. a week. Polimconstable
Gunter. 316 D, said that on Friday evening. between 7 end
8 o'clock, be was outside Tryon House, the Home in Tiro-
-1 tioo, when he heard • loud sole caused by the deceased
I falling from a great height into the area. He found her
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lying n the area quite dead. Mies M. Davis said that on
Friday evening she was playing the piano in the frost
drawisiproom of Tryon House, when she was alarmed by a
quantity of glass and some of the ironwork of the balco
being thrown late the room. Immediately afterwards
I she beard a crash in the area. She found dammed
lying is the area killed by the fall. Witness had last
seen the deceased at 6 o'clock in the evening, and she
Ithen said that she felt in very good spirits, and she would '
ffo up and rest is bar bedroom. which was on the fourth
floor. Mr. C. Brown ILR.C.S, 98, Sloaarstrset, laid
that he bad attended doomed ter general weakness.
She was nuder a delusion that all persons were in a plot
• against her at Lady Hatherton's, and by his advice her
I ladyship, who was very kind to her, sent her temporarily
to the Moms for &change. When he was called in on Fri-
, day night he foiled her quite dead. She must have bees
killed instantaneously. The jury returned a verdict " That
deceased committed suicide by throwing herself out *A
fourth-floor window whiled mamma mind.*