The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-22 00:00:00

AMY:ALMON or ♦ GLAIKIOW Minicar, MAX..

We understand (says the Glavoto Daily
day) that a medical pillion= of thls city was
last night by the police on suspiciou of being otsameted
with a cue of the moot serious character. AU that we are
esabled to state at present ia that his mother-in-law died
some three weeks ago, and that his wife died on Saturday
last. A post mortem examieatiou of the body of the latter,
which was yesterday ooeveyed to Edinburgh for intermits;
will, we believe, take place to-day. It may be that the
deaths of the ladies ran be accounted for by purely
lanoceet and beton! mama ; but that something has
occurred to excite very iniessy feelings in the Weds
of the authorities is made plain by the fact that a
medical gentleman who has been several years in
practice here, and who occupies a good position, has bee.
takes into custody. In a sewed edition the same journal
mays :—" The medical gentleman referred to is oar first
edition so baring been apprehended in oriasexion with a
supposed BOOMS case still remains in custody. Be was
sot brought before the mill
this morning ; but, at
the astral court, after the other bagasse bad been die-
d, his same was called out, and it was intimated
that he was detained for examination as to the sudden
death of his wife, in his horses, as Saturday. 18th instant.
Of conies, the meanie:Ma which the owe is to assume

will depend meanly the result of the post mortice ex&
saniatioa, which, we modernised, will take pleas in Bella-
lamk is the course of this aftersees. la the meseteme,
we de ant deem it expedient to retail the miens meows
which are afloat reepeoWg the affair."
Till BILFAST Aeeizrei.—Afr•CiOnter MIAOW A
lfirwararss.—A telegram from Belfast, is the Dtildia
drenisg Mail of yesterday, man :—" Mr. Batt, Q 0., this
Mitapplied for sod obtained an attachment against
.f.ast News Letter, is rmaseqsasee of an article pub-
lished is that paper this morning relative to the juries is
the same of Davi/lace and Laverty. tried for Raman—the
jury In both cases "MgrOPIOL 11111 Nese Letter, is Its
Wade, points oat the feet that, ie the case of Davide,*
Gloom catholic), charged with shooting a protestant, aimed
the jury were for a oon VlCiaoo and three for acquittal, the jury
Ming composed of MIN probsetaate and three Romeo catho-
lic* ; end that in the cam of Laverty (protestant), charged
with shooting a Roman catholic= tea were for acquittal. sad
two for conviction—the jury being composed of ten probes-
kale and two Roman calhoLica. The cam for the murder of
Milliken is now proceeding.
CHURCH-RATER. —Although the opponents of
church-rates contend that they have practically ceased in
the large towns, it is not a little singular to fled that ia the
diocese of London the amount of each rates collected at
common law in the year reading June, 1863. was 20,417/.
while 2,1461. was raised cadet the Church Building Aets,
and 8,1(41. under other statutes. Zech:Wing certain mimed-
Lamm receipt. and a balance from 1861-2, the total col-
lected in respect to chnrch•rates in the diocese of Leedom in
1862.3 was 44,5761. ; in the diocese of Winchester the terve-
spooding receipts were 24,008 L • in the diocese of Norwich,
19,958/. is the diocese of Lincoln 19,673/. ; to the diocese
of Ely, 15,723/. ;in the diocese of Lichfield, 15,4671. ; in the
diocese of Oxford, 15,5421. ; la the diocese of Exeter,
14,51414 is the archdiocese of Oaaterbury, 14,0411.; is the
diocese of Rath and Welk, 13,7781.: in the diocese of Chi-
chester, 9,6811.; in the diocese of Gloseeker and Bristol,
9,363/.; in the dunes, of Hereford, 7.5191.; in the diocese
of Peterborough, 14,4..W1.• in the diocese of Rochester,
19,8211.; in the diocese of hallabury, 13.1981-: is the dio-
cese of Wormeter, 123831.; in the dime's of Carlisle,
4,2154; iu the diocese of Chester, 10,9221.; be the diocese
of Durham, 4,4661.; is the diocese of Manchester. 5.5921.;
ha the diocese of Ripoo, 7,1771.; sad is the areledioesse of
Trek, 13,8181.
MUNITICANCE or Lamm—Lady W— has for-
warded, through Si, W. G. Armoire:mg, F.ft.S.. 6001. to the
Natioaal Lifeboat Inetitatioe, for the purpose of aompletely
renovating the Holy Island (Northureberbied) Lifeboat
Station. Miss S. Robertson, of Loader, has also seat
to the ioetitulloo, through Mr. Stephen Cave, M.P.,
3001., to piece a new lifeboat at Shoreham, on the Sense:
coast ; and Mrs. Amtine, of Type:much, Northumberked,
baa forwarded the institution 4001. through Mr. A. S. Ste
pheason, for the purpose of replacing the lifeboat and Inas-
Partin carriage at North floaderked. The sew lifeboat
Is to be named after the late Mr. Joseph Apelike. The Rev.
J. Maloolemea of Rateliff, has also transmitted to the
society se. in farthings, being the Gavin of a sailor's widow,
ia aid of the Lifeboat lartitatios.

A Waraneo Tate.—A Troy aldermau got mar-
ried the other day, and bad rather a thrilling time ea tie
wedding tour. H. wee two dave in getting to Buffalo, on
account of the now was is the Americas Hotel, in ►hat
city, when it barbed down ; and on bin way to Chicago wae
thrown over an embauksmat 20 feet high, by a taihaed
areidynt, badly Maisie( him and bin Dell wife. The couple
are sow it Chicago, recovering from their injuries sad
getting mune to try the return Min.—Yew York Bon.