The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS,

TFSDAY, EVENING SFIP,IEWIE?;I4 12, 1865.

TEE POLICE COURTS. 1 SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY. i ROBBERY Sr A BANKSVB CLEM. THE FENIAN MOVEMENT.
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MANSION-HOUSL The et!? of Salisbury wee thrown into a state of 1 Thomas /Wood, one of the cashiers at the Bank The Dundalk Petty limn *ous on Saturday was
William arwever, r.). was ohargod with stealing • large oeceiderabie excitement oe Wednesday morning last by aof London, wag yeateelay plead at the bar Of the mansion for if tketlienej mime* en
as • largieodad, as a number
ma Sheath of
I=ll2 of Wage paper,. the property of the Mereboat rumour, which wee subsequeelly (cued to be true. that House, bases the Lord Mayor, charged ots remand with Align. t,, for which lee gale. wboected mostprecometlY
Omitimay a London, se 36, Cannometreet.
„ Miss Emily Sophie Blake, only daughter Cl Mr. T. J. km* Melee, ma the lit ingest, samara ammating to os that oomehie, are now in gaol, to shied their trial al the
fi1;..1. fey, the manor to the compene, stated that the, make surgenti of Gretheetniet had died doria the night '
, . , 1,90/., belosigim to hie sesphyees.
;wiener was ormbew to the housekeeper, sod we...1007th from the effects of poison. The young y was 19 .
...0w...
After
ter
several
comil.22llo;diapo.eatre:
michalea triedel.
Belled', Patrick MVoy, .t.h. mak...Tonek I=l
years of age, ad as exceedingly attractive person, and
at the acrd to pot op sod take down the shutter,. Latterly Mr. Mullis% the solicitor to Ike Leedom Baskin' Assn- Ed.a Daugherty, axed Booms," Haft,y teem
laree quardities of old Wien end other papas, which bad hot death occurred nadir somewhat unusual and aye- °Wan, apririki toprosecute ; aid Kr' W°B°Deri !lull'. AP- t wish mucking acid practising military 'Toledo. at Ssack•
been ammulatieg for many years, ems belonging to the jaw,. ...eta.. Late . Tuesday sight Mr. oca peered to fend the prismer.
I rook, is the county of Loath, on the was Cl last mouth,
predsoneors of the company, bad been :missed from the
Mrs. Blake were alarmed by besting loud aim from Mies The midmost gives on the kid ouseloo wall Illarall feetwals
boxes is which they Ware stowed, aid suspicion haring Bleke's bedroom, and on proceeding thither toned bar is fee the purpose of jestifyieg • reensed. ! omertages Thomas Deaselly, Jame Gomm, sod George
fallen on the prisoner he was given tits custody. great agony, acreamog loudly, while her body was I. &store I Mr. Mullins opened the ease, ad tared that the prisoner Cook.. baying bees exaerised for the Preeetaidow. uhr_
: contrary to the agate. Colonel:de Charles Scale, Sob.
of rigidity, and exhibiting symptoms of the maim of ma ma of the cashiers at the Beak oF Leeds:a. %Da were memagengeed se great limmrsh by ilz. Dinvir,_".”
Joseph King, statimier sod mite paper dealer, in
Grones'-hell.court„ said he bed on numerous cocaine. strychniee in the einem. Iler parents questioned her asto foam eensin einoinstaseee whisk had troilliPired it . appeared for the accueed, &ad, after a lenethened bowleg
taught paper of the prisoner. It conneted of old letters, whether the had taken snytbiag likely to cause, illness, but had been thought Mgeable to meth iS mamas** as Cl amoral boors, their worships decided on maim the
mrapapees, old mount-books. and *oven, and he gave him oould not obtain • satisfactory answer. They immediately •to the amount of mosey in the petheeet's bands, and the
various Prim far it, sometimes 14a Per 514.2 ~,_aad acme' int for Dr. Roberta and Mr. W. IL Coates, who shortly , veer& was that • groat Mimi wag diameered between to bail, themselves la 50f., aid two sureties of 161. each.
times more or lees. scooriclog to the value of .n• Wee...* afterwards arrived, and applied all the wog remedies in • the balms represented by
_his boas sod the "telt rum ' The Oork roneepoodent of Soursekrs'e New writes,
Witmer then smut through a list of purchases made of the oar foe trial to the next mem, sod admitted the perties
one of this nature. On befog questioned whether she had in his heeds ; and that delleimay, which was supposed to .. sina the i0n.... Cl the farpoinaa war every Math
prisoner, commencing se far back as December lest. The taken any medicine, she denied that she bad does so ; but be the only defalcation, amounted to abontl,9ool., a mod- ship which arrives off Cork Harbour, her homeward
total quantity purchased by him was shoot 35 owe, for the was afterwards privately quetioned by Dr. Bober* Meth" sum of which would be thethoted flue, theGunnGunnvoyage from New York Of Boston, lands tie
de on these shores
some pantile of which be paid him 14i., and others not who told her the was dying, when she ad- tee Fend, on the security which belted gine. The fags large numbers dpram me who bad mead in the repnb-'
more than 2s. 6d. or 3a. 6d. per cwt Witness also said mined that she bad taken three pills. Dr. Roberta , were sa follows: Oa the ipewrious Friday maim, wham Dom ,1 1, y, in of when Carry os We „now ...leer !
that ba ilium" fetched the paper from 38' ("505 street asked her who gave her the Mlle, sad she replied. ; the primer made up bit omit and posted the sada', cued guns, dagglis, sad short swords, which .
mostly of an evening, about 7 o clack. "They were given to me by Kr. Storer, who said ' necessary entries in his book% he remoulded that . they openly expose in their persothulatkeis through tbe city. !
Thomas Batten, another pap r dealer, produced some they were to keep me well." (Mr. Storer wee the late es- Ihe had • sum of 3,0001. is his hao whereas on These arrivals •n ever reedy to intrede their inevenation es
letters which be said were sportier of a quantity of payer 'isnot to Mr. Blake.) Dr. Roberts irked her if say of . the money being counted there was only about 1,3001. ! all whom they chance to meat, boasting of the preparations'
be had purchased °, the last vita.., and fee width he said them were lett. end sher ngied. " Yee i then', • tot ill ' J.D. Massey, the deputy manager to the Bank of Lou- kip in America by the Fenian Brotherhood for„e MM.
he paid him 15a. 6d. and 19a. per owl g
Wes drensintotehle drawer.• The box of pills was foesd, : dam, on that omagioa stated that the primmer was used ok„ of Inked. lA. weak two of time path, tered •
Tbe letters were identified by Mr. Grey, who was tor-
_,,_ and on being asked if that woe the box from whisk ithe 1 the emblem at that bank, sod bed held that office some : now" wrier some tow miles froze Cork. in which were
riled to bear the prisoner had be" °Weir ham to suck an had taken the pills, the said it wee. Shortly after the she imam. It was his duty at the edam of cob day's b'oeiners mated two ladies ad two seetleenee. No •ecieer had
extent. fell into mandsious sad died. Os Wedneadoy, at ene i winter in • book the amount of the balance of oath in his i the unin darted then one of them assonsaid drat the,'
When the prisoner wee epprekeedea hs acknowledged o'clock, an Moores war held Who Council House, before tad& Witness prodooed the book ontainiog mirk. of i warn agews in the Federal army dosing lb° Inii.
having taken the paper, but said be wee sot aware that the Mr. it. Bt. prpt. cocooot., who, the jury,
1 t nature in the prisoner's beadwrithig. Oa the 1
et Cl but DOW that they bad cooquered the rebels they came
papers were of ane ulna re that be war dilialfilany harm. meth Proceeded 4 view the body, and the lamed me Septeasher inst. the entry made by him showed • balance • one to Ireland to prepare for Its laralies• They
Mr. Oro y said the company did not wish t • prisoner to soon:nod until eine o'clock this morning, for !in his heeds of 3,3041. 10a. 10d., and in order that the daily ! spoke without me repave announcing that ships are
he dealt with too severely on amount of the cupeciehility the purpose of haven`` • postmortem examinatice. On balance of the bank should be correct, it was woman fee at present prepansie to bring over 50,000 weir-died.
I cig his consexions, and the fact that he did sot appear to wocioadty evening. Ir. Roberts, Mr. W. U. Coates, and tin prisoner to have had that sum is big bands. There was • i aiwrid Feeiaes, fully armed, who would be met ben
think the offence wee so grave as it really was. !
i Dr. H. P. Blackmon, mote • postanortme examinadoe of ! column left in the book for deficiencies. sad the piimer i 4 210,000 well-drilled men, who will drive the
The Lord Mayor Seed the prisoner 61., in additios 10 101-,
,_ the body, when they found the principal prima a healthy I put himself as abort W. 3a. 7d. Os Bstorday morning, the 1 British army into the me. This brought a smile on the
the vale. of it. paper, Mil in default reniennnd hini "i ' date, while the symptoms which appeared to have cos- i. led host., be told the prisoner it was necessary be should 1, faces of the listeners, until one of the fellows, to the horror
three =oaths' imprisonment. 1 Mood death were such as would result from poisoeieg by , count the money In his till, ad upon doing so Intoned 0017 1 of the ladies, produesd from • belt round his min • five-
OUILDHALL. strychnine. The stomach and its cootents warm accord- 1,333/. 13e. 4d., instead of 3,3041. 10a. lOL He asked the i barrelled revolver, and the other, thawing aside the skirt
aide.
Mr. Frederick Thomas Hall. solicitor, surrendered to hie Ingly sealed up, and, together with the pills found is ! prisoner to produce the reek bin he said nothing, and did .of kis mat, (wows. a emit sworddanging at his
meoggathees, before Sir R. W. Carden, in • charge nag- the box, forwarded to Professor Eager Sc, etialysis The I not produce it. He asked the prim as primer how meek be w i After dweorikieg the efficiency of the weapon, they
then
tumid by Madame Westin, of uttering and putting off • mast•mortem examination revealed the feet that the yoga' i deficient in his till, but he made so relay. The till vii seemed the auditors that thousands of similar swords and
certain document or writing, Intended to be used in en- tidy was not in the family way. It is evident from all the last examined on the 15th May last, and was then tetrad to revolvers were distributed amongst the brethren throughout
dem in • certain court of record (the Oestral Wished eiroometences that Miss Blake was not in snob • stets of i be correct. Upon that evidence the primmer was remanded , jraucd, having ...et toil.. by their Azaarkastrimes
OODRO, thewiag the same to have been frandolestly . tided es to induce the belief that she Irish the pills with my 1 ustil yesterday, when I These iseidesta, and many et a similer ettemster, are
altered ;gm with receiving the said documsot knowing the' lineation of committing suicide, as she had written a letter or ir
Mr. ...WM was again called and said—The prisoner ' knows at Dublin Castle, and astoeishment is expressed
seine to have been stolen. Ito one of her auntie respecting • journey t° London. sod I holdall his regular books kept one celled • money book, i that active measures are not adopted to cheek the
After hearing the evidence adduced, the was in very good spirits a abort time before her death. I which was • summary of his day's proceedings, which ' spread of the evil. The peaceably disposed are every rimy,
Sir It. W. Carden said-1 hare given this case • very , She was out for • walk on the Tuesday evening, tad was i oosteined &VlAis end of the day the amount of money be ' from orcurostomee that fall under their observation, bre
serious consideration, being a greet public importame. ! met by venom, persona, who observed nothing unusual in I had remind from receiving cashiers, and the amount ! coming more alarmed fee the mime of their lives aid Pro'
The charge is that Cl uttering forged documents end , her appearance. fibs also had • romp is the kitchen with I Md. and the balance ought to represent the amount he partied. The statecosuis made in the railway carriage by
stealing. hut I cannot Me whether aoy forgery 1 the servant before she west to bed. Mr. StOfer, the per•os heed in hie kends, armed gentlemen are supported by speeches made in New
has Ms committed at O. There it certainly no who, according to Miss Blakes statement, men bee the Mr. Mullins add that all the evidence ie that ease, York on the 25tb of last month at a public meeting of
evidence to that effect. We have heard • pea WIN was for some time an amistaot to Mr. Blake. It to
but he Was be ad with another the Shamrock Circle of the Ferias Brotherhood, held is
aorry to say b to
deal aboet moms papers said to be forged sea stoles, which 1 .rated that be proposed to merry her, but his suit was
inea stalest the • r foe stealing the sum of 1,6001. He the Union Hall, Greenpoint. There wee • good attendants
have been given to Mr. Hall, but there is not the slightest • rejected by her lather • and his coodoct not being I —hip Dumber
lia the last °rice that it was imaged in the of the brotherhood present, as well aa •
evidence at all about what those papers were, and I think satisfactory be was dimo
'land' Be I°l2 I..B.ll°,,aari_fw I I,9oor:but gen the last examination it bad turned out to of their friends, the zoom being quits full. The meeting
se jury is the world would emniet. There is no evidence Falmouth about three weeks ego.
6,....,itt—hi. ''''.,.,.....as gone 'be iiis additional sum. The beak had • engager earned wee &dammed by Mr. G. J. Campbell, iotrodooed by
of a forgery committed, oor is there the slightest evidence Mn. is
B- aa received a telegram .. -- 4°41 ! Richard Martin, who, is addition to a drawing account, the chairman, Mr. John O'Mahony, the heed centre of the
of the felony, and I cooaider that it would be a cruelty to that he mg , sr, ill, sea was in a deer.. eta.
had • deposit account arid on the Bth November last had Fenian brotherhood. Mr. Clampbell enumerated the wrongs
send a Teo-eatable man for trial on melt evidence sa this, mild respecting the young lady. It is acid that Mr. 4001 a, midi of h' deposit &mount. The perpetrated on his native emery, Ireland, by her old
Mr. fla.l war then discharged. Blake bad no atrecbuirets hie swore ; tad thuse if the wk....
a ram of 2, .to • t is
had not the management Cl that aceotaith bet being enemy and oppressor, SaightecL lie exhorted all whet were
LAMBETH. pills which occiaiumed Mime Blake's death were prepared . !mown to Mr. Martin, that gentleman severally Went 10 not in the brotherhood to join at ono& The object wee to
Mr. Buck, • tradesman rending at No. 1, Vassal-roes% for ber by Mr. Storer, the poison most have bees WO. I
Mr. Storer'-- • him for all he warned done. The prlsooer appeared to have send money to their brothers acme the see. He did not
Brixton, applied to Mr. Norton for his advice is awe be cored out of the house. About two •
' ean
sine.
considered of great hardship. if sot of oomethine worse. entered the employ of Mr. Reed, chemist end druggist, out a sou sots for 1....,
um , which in du course was paned country to help them. The matt will opera sad before six
Some time ago he (Mr. Buck) bad notice from Mr. Pocock, Salisbury. where he remained as assistant for about six to the deposit clack, to.be carried to the credit of Mr. months are over Ireland will he freeere ca or die.
ble artTh
the collector of the Qtteee's taxes in his district, of as months. Previously to hie engegemengagement at Mr. Red's he woe I Martin's currant account. There ought also to have been would show to the weld they wpa
arrear of 14s. for house-rate, and 13e. for the preperty.tax employed by Mr. Stone, chemist, of Marlborough. While made out by the primmer • credit Dote for therms amount, governing themselves and place themselves on the
on his house, which latter tax was mom properly the in Mr. Reed's employment be omaduoted himself with crediting the current account with the 1,6001. The debit lon of nations. It had been said that the Fen
ian. were not
tax of his landlord. On three different occasions he (Mr. great propriety. He left Mr. Read's, and me he ems Dote was penned through the books, bat the credit note was united. He thought thy„ were ogled as far as prae-
Buck) had called at the boom of Mr. Pocock, the ealleotor, thee se minion in • chemist's shop at Chelteobani. He
, sot, but was found in the prieeser's desk after his sppretea ticable, and as thoroughly my nation is the world.
for the purpose of pages both rates, and on each monks anthemiently
"tamed ta Salaam"' representing aim" I goo. To carry out the freed the primer cm that day took It was odd the FINWSU Brotherhood would err so-
w. to by the garnets that Mr. and Mrs. Pocock were at a duly qualified medical practitioner, and war 'Maned b 1 i 'on et 1,6001. in Bank sons, sad ia making op complish anythieg. There are now two million
Marrate, sod that they, the servant+, could not receive the Mr. Blabs as his moistest, with whom he 1.001•104 DI nutit a I rasa',
is mot ito he first Mond 1,6001. se having males is the United States all pledged to the one
money, and this was th• mile cause of the matter stsedil few weeke ago. A. warrant for the apprehension of 14r. 1 bees paid epos • elieqoe to Riehard Martha, object in view. He said when the find blow was gru
hopedissued
absence. Mr. Forma, or some one from him, came to Siewrieteedeut Oaldow, who started for Falmouth on of his book to Mr. Martin might attract attendee, he ap- every two present would be too. Doric( the
house and dereseded the tax, which Mfr. Buck commuted to Thursday 'Teeing, in ceder to effect his rapture. Oa Friday „,..,or to woo)." os suoissoo, and made the entry par- .r.. of too bocitso he ~,s ok.ond rowderonoy.
pay him. W bile &Met, • few moments to get change. an a telegram wag received announcing the Storer bad been ! pease to to es a payment to Mr. Martin tog a cheque, 6001, Mr. John Oldetiony, the oldest Centre in the
execution to her great surprise, was bilged, and the was apprehended, and was expected to arrive in Salisbury cm nstead of 1,6001 end ad• another entry of 1,0001. pur- cottony, arid one of the fathers of the brotherhood,
~ m •
obliged him Be. Od. expenses. Under the circumstances Saturday afternoon. porting to be a payment of a cheque to Mr. Roger Mee- eddremed the audience in a very_ Willies manlier, and
he wonted to know whether be could not have • summons timer. Theo to prevent the notes being traced to him, the called,upon every oeie promise to bete to the funds
against Mr. Pocock, the collector. -prisoner made an entry is his book Minh made it appear of th brotherhood. Be mistimed that they would
Mr. Norton observed that if the statement of the appli-
cant was correct hie cue was a bard one, but be did not SHOCKING DEATH OF A WOMAN. that he had given the notes to • Mr. Taylor in exchange for ask Andy Johasos to allow them the same privilege:
1,6001. in gold. in regard to fitting out privateers from Amoebae es th
think he would be justified in granting a summons. Mr. Massey was eggs_ examised—He said the beakird a Cloafederedes bed obtained from Ragland- They wosld
HAMMERSMITH. merest Is regard to
customer named /tabard Menke. who bad moos on deposit soon clear the eras of British men .
Dr. Burp, the medical offline of licaltli for the Fulham as well as &current acciowit, and on the doh of November the British fleet, what nee meld be found fir it is
district, entered the court, and stated that is the discharge hat paid an amount of 2,4001. to hie depoeit &comet. Witnem ble. The only
Ireland ? There are so rivers. amigo ~,, _
of hie duty he had on that day seised some 'meat of es no- produced a debit Dote and • coedit sots, 'Web were both thing we hays to oostond with, he said. are tee
wholesome charecter. He mentioned, in the first place, Is the pr
beedwriting. The debit noes showed that soldiers. and with a determination sod anima
.Intwiiiese Lold,
that a Mrs. Brown, of Meson's-road North, parr- 1,6001.
cutobetransterred fromMr.Martio's deposit amount selves we shall be able to °ma'" all °bawl"'
chased two Peon et melted pork at the shop of Mr. to his ornet aoeoust, and the credit showed the transfer that oboe the time mole to strike, John Oldaheay wield.
Norwood, a pork butcher of Hammersmith, on Seiturlay, of 1,0001. from Mr. Mettle's deposit to bieeurreot smash Bedie in
found at We peat, and would defense of Ma
cooked them on Sunday, sod brought them to him (Dr. The debit note had been hued amongst the bask= country. Al the ineelmon donations Were received from
Barge) that day is • stinking condition. In his opinion they hot the credit non wee found ie the primroses leek, person present arameting to nearly 6U dollars, all working
were Gnat for hums food at the time they were sold. He sot gone through his books. He produced the primer's meet one men ng 5 dollars. The ladies present were
west to Mr. Horwood's memisse where he saw several , daybook for the Bth of November, In whieb there was sa col bibiodese4 se they put doves the greeabothe with
pieces of pickled peek not quite bed weigh to seise, but 1 entry of a cheque for 1,0001. drawn by Rome Mortimer, sod light good will.
absolutely of • tainted character. He next proceeded to ' paid by the prisoner is bask notes, end also as entry of •
his licensed slaughter-house, where be found • tab is which cheque foe 6001. draws by Richard Martin, and also said is
there were a large number of pieces g Met in a Misting bask none. The este, to air Mortimer was the last
and unwholesome cooditioo, absolutely oefit for heroes miry of the day, aid ma • sally R. Mania, 1,6001.,
food. These pieces be had resaon to believe had boss and the entry of R. Mann, ~ had bees intertised at
removed from the shop after be bad received informatioe. the top otjthe page. Oa the other pee Cl the book—at the
In the same slaughter-house he seized • number of sausages bottom—there was ea miry in the praeoser'sheadwriUnged
alto ugh for ford the receipt of 1,6001. in some foe 1,0001. in gold from Mr.
Mr. lagbem left the beads to eximoim the content of the Taylor. The entry of the permed Cl 1,6001. is gold was
tub, which had bees brought in a cab to the Mere, and oa In the proper column, and was coat le the total of the cash
his return he inquired of Mr. Horwocel whether be wished payzemite of that day. If the prisoner reatived soles he
to make any statement before he condemned the meat! would dgiver them to soother clerk with a ticket. which
Mr. Her wood came forward, and laid he did not see why passed through his books, mg it would be the duty of a
It should be tiondemned. dark to ester the particulars Cl the Dotes is a book.
Mr. lanham—How about those nice tking•l saw bopping Mr. Martin said he kept both • bookie' and deposit
about in the tub, are they fit for food'. asormat at the Bank of tendon, and on the Bth November
Mr. Horwood—They were never intended for it. The last bad the rum of 2,400/. on deposit there. He gen DO
pieces in the tub are only pieces of fat off tbeenpmr. and dinatioos to the prisms, to have 1,6001. transferred from
as the weather is hot, they wituyelly get alive, The his deposit to bin current account. nor did ho Mow of any
nveloye, not sausages, seised by Dr. Berge, will keep for a trasafer having taken place until after the primer ma
- ' ' custody, and 1,600/. had not bees trasei_ened.

On Sunday evening and yestorday morning con-
siderable excitement was created in Brighten sod Hove by
the rumour that a woman bad been found died sod shock-
iogly outraged is • stehledbed attached to a mesa situate
in Waterlou-streek On inquiry it traupired that a man
had been takes into custody by the Hose police, sad yes-
terday morning he was brought up at the Hove Tows-ball.
He is gamed Robert Dyer, aged 46, and now erne as a Mehl*
helper, though he has bees previously in comfortable eir-
camateaces. aid now looks respectable beyond his calling.
Of late be barn led • very dissipated life, mods no strsour
to the Brighton bench. From the statement of Superinten-
dent Breech and the evidence of the pollee covetable, it
appeared that on Sunday, shoot midnight, Police-mutable
Steadier, of the Hove police, visited theme,' is Waterloo.
street, and particularly a lumber-abed there, iota which he
had sue the primmer go shoot 11 o'clock. On aped', the
door, sad throwing the light of his lamp into the building.
he saw • woman lying aloes to the door, with her clothes
thrown up over her body. The lower part of her Adam=
sad her thighs were covered with blond and dirt, and bee
face was begrimed as if a mock moustache bad hue made
with soot, or some Wearies matter. He heard her give
three or four mesa& A few yards indium Is the shed the
primmer was trier ea the ground is a heavy drunken deep.
The constable called a fellow-polioemee, who west for Dr.
Bacon Phillips, bat that gestlemas on his arrival pro•
noturned the woman to be dead, which opiates was sorra-
horded by Mr. Joseph Diane, surgeon. Dyer
was then awakened and taken iste ctudody. He
'mimed startled and frightened, and protested with
apparent decetity that he knew nothing of bow deceased
mime there. Iteaswhile the body had bees removed to
the Hue deadirrnss, end was identiSed as that of Mary
Farley, who bad of late years been getting bee twitg as a
charwoman, but who was the wife of a foreman carpenter
employed of the Wick estate, end who bad maintained her
in comfort till her diasipatioe resdered a separation Demo-
eery. Sines that took place elts ban been leading • leus,
intemperate life. Os Saturday site was seen by the polies
and others drinking at public buses with direst mm,
and betides &ease sad twelve (after primmer bad bass
deo by Standing to eater the shad) she was potion' outside
the mews lielpluely intoxicated out rolling about on the
' ground. Her position when found in the shed was sschthat
if primmer had entered after her he must have stumbled over
her subs lay. These facts ludic, been proved, Su perinteediest
Breath eddied for • remand, which wee greeted till this •
day.
The coroaer for the seamen division of the county (Mr. J. L..
Funded), basis; been notified of else crecurneue. ordered a
I post-modem eternisation, which was made by the medical
goutleasee already aimed, and last 'using as 'squad was
held at the Hove Town-hall. The evidence wad to show
that deceased bad bees tbiaking heavily during the evening,
and was seen about 11 o'clock in a beer-shop our the mews
beastly drunk, and with her face blackened. About Ave
minutes to 12 a laundress who was passing the shed beard
the voice of a man which, she said, she reeognised as Dye's,
tell deceased to "get out of ben." She beard the
Deja° of outlier man's voice in the shed at the
same time. Decoded was thrust oat of the abed, and
Baylor " here's a game on!' picked up a handful
of gravel, and threw it at the partially opened door.
Immediately previous another witness had rises her close
to the abed with her dress is disorder end very wet, but
whether from blood or not he could not say. The medical
testimony of Dr. Phillips left no doubt that no injuries had
been inflicted oe the person of derided. There was, how-
ewer, extensive disease of the abdominal Miens, sod *den-
tin hemorrhage was the cause of death. No injury, as from
• hard substance, was apperent ; the only appearances
were those of disease. Soperiotendest Breach said the
police could not trace the deceased being plead in the 'bed.
It was also proved that so blood or did was found on Dyer's
*lethal or body. The jury returned a verdict to the efface
that the deceased died from mediae hemorrhage, but bow
that hemorrhage was mused, whether by vicious or ether.
wise, than was DO evidence te show. Dyer was called
before the jury, and after being duly °satirised, said b•
knew suiting shoat the matter, and that he was asleep all
'l/44 time.