The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-29 00:00:00

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THE FIRST VOLUME of thsFAMILY FRIEND.
Atrwy elab.ohe d as the lawarils of Iltf thoweend nth
simbroot m anthip c.ed that the escellease matitopant of the
whom Buy &the/used ail swum it se Maine! papahrity.
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of the t. tui • comprising' the book
TN temp utt's laimbter, or the Ruined Howe; mod alma abet
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Lettere+ to Little F by Grandfather Wllltelead, spa laterest-
lei brambee of Natural Science. UMAnited tryntigf willethaf •
Celan, Peters train Englek History. By Annt
A romplre Arlen of )(Arise Botany, mated' the Beau-
ties of res.weeem illustrated with may EigraT= at Meals
typied of All the Families.
llhatrated Indruethas la Was-liciver =skim By ?militia
Humane The only series of inetrsetken yet palliated which are
Milan trout areal matipuistiam.
Eighteen superb Work-table Deigns. by Mrs. Warm. Beautifldly
illomratri, and venaspanied by accurate direetkme.
Psteros tor OnsamentAl Patelwork, inoloding • matellere Table
Corer: sad TIIIIIISCRIS other patchwork deigns. Illwirldell•
Three Hundred maul and tested Beasipes in Medicine, cookery,
kilertroutua SLIVISCC Toiletry, he. fn.
lateral Hundred Mamas, Commtfrome, Arithmetical, Chem, and
otter Problems; Definitions by the "Ocoee of Tritlldi," he.
Tiveivernes• New Method of Washing Alms, Sie., tally explained
and amplified.
Pain list. actions for the Wasofeetare of imam Bivalents, the
slant rem. dy fir connipatiom at s trifling con.
A ear of vdosino matter, under the Mode Gardener's
hand, the Homewth's Prised, the Natatallsth Friend, Family
Carlow, dm,
Together with Poetry, Facts his nistory, Statlitke, Trifles Tres-
Wm flints to Wires, Mote to Husbands, he., te.
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doth, full all, printed opon eapertine paper, is IkL
le 'V As a Misuses or New Years Pelmet. "The Family Friend"
a arenstai and appropriate book.
Imam : Molt= sad Stoneman, and all tookeellen.

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BETTDIG AT MANCHESTER—TUMIDLY.
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Tao &truisms. Bans& -- • etimmunicatiou
Xesal Straits, dated Friday, ems: " Ile. Steinman arrived
at the &nits yesterday alteMeine, to inspect the prepare-
Wets how :early complete) for floating the next tube oa the
led el Demuth's!. lir. Ftirburn, the engineer, who tented
out the experimeatal and eoustructive details connoted with
the tubes, ales, in company with some eminent Gauen
lluellisere, visited the tubes, with the intention of made,
them ust.dels for the cutlet/action et a similar fabric over the
Rhine. lb. operations for the:floating are going on day and
night, and the pyntoorts, with their anchors, rope, stoppers,
sail tackle, are alreedy is reition. The necroses/ asthma
have been given to the various harbour setters ati elm*
that the ntvigation will be topped for that day. The opera-
tier to floating will he far easier, it is expected, than it was
before, owing to the experience acquired from the past,
neat to the tut* icing at starting so much nearer its dent!- I
patios. No delay whatever will ariaa from the falling or
the cylinder. which will be in its pleas to-day.
Nothing bat an extraordinary wind will affect the great
operation. A fall tide of 13 ket is indispensable. Yesterday
analben of awn were busily ragas. d is joining the tuhe a ow
the towers, ensile p red hot rivets, and hammering them into
the iron plates. Ain 'nether, on different puts of the works,
there were tattier a 600 and WO men in lull occupation.
The wit.d is high-r I ere than in met pats of Zealand,
•aiug to the opine-as of the estuary of the Straits ; but, in
order to &certain with accuracy the total amount us pressure
per &ionic toot, a wield gases is beim/ erected on the top of
the Siker:ilia tower. Thuegh the wind pateriLy blew what
'mica men cal* "great guns" through the channel, it
had, wives measured by art flectometer, ne perot pale effect
ow the tube already raised, and which is "wet" to be as
satin as either the Bus or 1110 lithby tunnel. There appears
to be no onobt as to the successful floating and I Leystion of
the ese.u,d tube on the 3rd inst. A novelty, in the shop of
kollit'dos of light, to give glimpses to passengers in the
trains pewits,/ through, is to be introduced, at the migration
of Mr. Clarke. At iatrvals of 12 tee% apart little oval
vela loves, five itches la dArecter, are to be introdneed right
and kit ak.ng the tabr, so as to admit light sad show the
laadleaps."

Mr. Ileildn aced Mr. de* sominsted the promeatioa.
The palms, wee ilehmdaid by Mr. Ballaatias and Mr.
Robbins.
Mr. Bodkin *idly opened the wee, mad the following
widens. was "AWN i
W. H. Many said—l ant the seldisi warder of the Mil-
bank prison. The Seesseed was she a warder. Titetrse ISIDI
was • model, esedload in that prison, on the 7 of this
month. I do net ,somber when he was broeght there,
bat, to my kairobe be had bees In the prison M a fort-
niot. He wee inei in D ward, No. 19 cell, and on the
7th November the deemed bad the charge at that ward. I
was b ma adjoining ward on this day about half put three
sad Mee& • shoat's( in the dimmessed's ward, and I
west there, and saw the primmer Francis stand-
Kg im Ble mange edlielslog the cells et D ward, and nearly
wild* No. 18 all, widele wee occupied by a prisoner
mod Crowley. Another warder named Sage arrived in
the ward at the 'me time that I did and he seised
the primate immediately. The gate get the ea* were
baked at this time. I thus wont into warder's room
Mena D wed, omd found the demised lying upon the ground
la •yeal ad West At di, time there was no one out of
Me misemes" mils:exesptethe primmer. He was token to the
rehoctery cell, sad I searebedltim end found upon hiss •
pair of sensors uarivetted as they appear, and the points
L ipeared to me to have been sharpened up. Dr. Bayley,
of the prison, arrived in • few minutes, and he
....m.,:r, Weeded to the deceased, who was at this tints
alive. I saw the pet used in the prisoner's sell • few yards
frees the warder's room, sad I observed that there was
Mood on the bottom and side of it, I afterwards found the
Mid the pot in the water-closet of D ward, and it was
beekea, as it sow appeara The broken portion has nut
bees found. While the primmer was standing near Crow-
ley's cell, he beard that prisoner cell oat, " Seise the scoun-
drel; he km murdered warder Hall, I believe, for I heard
bin's. groan." The prisoner made no reply to this obser-
ved
*Mr. Ballantine. —I cannot speak ft the exact exprsedon
seeds nee of by Crowley, or whether he said he thought the
gelseser had murdered Kr. Hill, but I am sore I heard him
mg that he heard Mr. Hill groan. The prisoners' cells were
all &Mt we Mat sad the doors were about two feet wide.
Timm too its, one grated and the other solid, the
Isfatt big kept epos in the day-time. The gratings were
kw Who wide. The prisoners were allowed one hear's
MINIM Meg day in the yard, bat they were not permitted
Is bald say communiestion with each other, sad it is the
env at the master to prevent them from doing so. The
belmagiog to one ward are all exercised
:
,and when it is over they are locked op for the rest
day, sad are not allowed to speak, unless they want
einestbiog. or salsas they are spoken to. When they want
Mpto du water-closet, the prisoners have to make a ar-
ta* sigasiomil are not allowed to speak. The prisoners in
this ftallotimey do not wear masks.
F. lbw, die warder referred to by the last witness, said—
I ham lima at the Penitentiary ti,x months, and I think the
pilaw wee than before me. Ups* the day in citation I
wee lamp ma weed, and heel an alarm from D ward, and
west thaw Imehlietely, and saw the prisoner standing in
the mete Otitis ward, clue to the warder's room, and I
hale Mid of him, sad, with asiletanes that cams,
tisk him away to the refractory sell. A few mi.
mita albarmanis I saw the demised lying la his room. He
ma smile Inandlie, sad there war a great deal of blood in
theses. The preset appeared very much excited, and I
alelltell a mark ef blood over his right eye. There was no
injury shout his pesos to account for this blood. The
imiliai continued insensible until eleven o'clock the fol-
d,ay whoa be died. Wham I Ant went into the ward
I bard the prow Crowley say, "Fee God's sake seise
the preser Feeseis, for I think he has murdered Mr. Hall."
I was ea emu Ware the coroaer. The prisoner was pre-
sent, mil he put questions to no and he did the lame when
I was under examinatiat before me,
magistrate.
By Mr. Dallastise—The prom looked very white an I
pals, mod is thewsk he had dome something wrong. I did
sot wash the bleed off the prisoner's fuse or weals' it to
en if there was any wound on it.
W. Crowley said—On the 7th November I was • prisoner
raised is the Peabitatialy. to No. 18 cell, D ward, next to
the as• aessird by the preset Francis. He had bees is
that mil abestdree weeks wham this occurrence happened.
On the allimerce of the 7th I delivered water to the pri-
son's* la the cella, and about half-past 3 or 4 o'clock I was
locked up he my own sell by the demased. Alter he bad
dome be returned towards his own room, and I saw him lock
up preset No. 1. Soon afterwards 1 beard Francis calling
out Mr Mr. Hall, and I told him I was sure Mr. Hall could
set heat him for he had `one s' down to lock up • prima'.
bur Ike preset still kept out. The dimmed soon alter.
eretaleelhe le the piaster% as , and vivid him what be wee
ogling he, mad he reviled that he wanted te empty the utensil
is Isis ea Demissed asked him like had not got argsal-stick,
aril rid kin he was met allowed to Ball after hint, and be
hod bees share rag enough to know better, sod H the ge-
WNW/ lad bees muds' up he would have bra
sad Is rid bloc not to do so erre. Fraser that he
trail set. est the demoted tbett let him out Ms colt, sad
I law him pre my cell asd then come out et die water.
door, bet I did not see him go in, and at the use moms*
by 1
the deemed waked along the purge apy from
1 PPM sod rased upon • trough near lepanntl water-closet doer.
The plieeille, when he came out of the water deist had his
pia is am hand and the lid in the other, sad
the demand then walked before the prisoner to-1
wards hie cell, and while he was doing so, I
saw the prisoner strike him on the head with the lid of
the pot, and the elect at the blow was that Mr. Hall
swooned and fell to the ground. Francis then mashed upon
him and kicked him as he lay upon the ground. I called
out " for God's sake, Francis, don't kill the poor old man,"
and he get op and stood still, and the deceased crawled
away towards hie own room. The prisoner followed bias,
and I heard two Kowa 'truth. I called for assistance, and
Francis earns rousing out of Mr. Hall's room, sad stood in
the auto cl the ward, with the pot in his hand, and I saw
there was blood en the outside of it. I sold to him " Francis.
don't strike the officer any more—l'm sure you will kill
hint." Ile made me no answer, but moved away down
the ward, and very son afterwards he returned,
and again went in the direction of Mr. Hall's
room, and I heard two more blow.. I had been
calling for assistance all this time, and Mr. Mummy end Mr.
Sege tame up and secured the prisoner. When the warden
case up I told them I thought Francis had killed Mr. Hall,
for I had not heard him since he had knocked him down.
The day before this earned I had ha* • are est on with
Francis from my own cell, and he told 'me he wanted to
sect Dr. Bayly, and I 'skid him why he did not, and he said
they bad told his they bad put his tame down for that pur-
pose, bat he did not believe it. Soon after this the deceased
came down the ward, and the prisoner asked him when he
could ore the doctor, and the deceued told him his name
was down on the books, and Dr. Bayley was not
supposed to see him at • minute's notice, as ether
wanted to see him as well as Dim, and he
Crmen the other doctor, and what more did he want,
adding that he had no doubt he would we Dr. Bally the
neat day. I believe the prisoner was dissatisfied with the
dist of the prison, and wanted to get the same he had bad
at the hulks. Upon this tension the deceased asked Fran-
cis how long he had been at the Peditentiary, and he replied
sight weeks, and the deemed then asked him why he had
not applied before, and he replied that he was afraid there
would be • difficulty in getting it. He asked the deceased
to give him a sheet of paper to writs to his priest, and he at
the same time told him that he was a Jew. The demised
asked him if his time was op to write, as the primmer. are
only allowed to writs ems in three samas, and the
prisoner said it wee sot, and the deceased sail he
would put his same down ,to see the governor to
get • special permission for him, and that was all he could
do for him. Hall then said that I. must see the chaplain as
weal as the goveenor, and ho milled on the prisoner on the
following_moraing, and the prisoner replied, " Very well "
Osthe Monday or Tuesday of the same week the prisoner
walked is to ask Hall like was going to he sent to the
Model Prison, as
there,,ad some of the worst charactees
were to be seat sad he wished to know if he was one

"[them.
By Mr. Bellantine—l was under a maim* of 7 years'
transportation. I don't know how old I era. I was ens,
=to perform certain cam a the ward, bat I do not
that this is considered a favour. The beet eoaducted
men an generally @sleeted for the purpose. It gives an
sligettnaity for taking, and we avail ourselves of it when
ere NB. There was no quarrel before the blew was struck
In He prisoner. Not a word was spoken that I heard.
When I took the water into the prisoner's coil at 2 o'clock
the pot and cover were whan. I never bard the pritoter
emaplain of his bead, but he told me that be had sunk
peat deal. We bave provisions of meat live days in the
week, sad soap on the other days. The damned was very
kind to all the prisoners.
J. Westbury, another convict c/a fined in the Feeitentiary,
in the all next to the deceased's room, coefinned the evi-
dens of the last witness wi'h regard to some portion of the
attack made by the prisoner upon the Oared, and sho
stated that be heard the deceased ay, " For God's sake,
hate mercy," and either " Dont kill ins," or " Yqu will kill
an ;" and beard some one reply, " Fee, you —. I will." and
after this he said that he heard several Tay heavy blows.
Witness wee shouting for aasistance, and the prisoner came
to kis all door and told hits to be quiet.
By Mr. Ballaatine.—l have not received a pada.
Me. J. D. Itendell raid—l am resident surgeon at Millsaak
prises. and I Ind
called upon to Kg Cl' deceased about four
o'clock in she afternoon is question. Be was insensible, and
I found a large waked oa the right side of the head, above
the ear, and the 'alp was also eery nen lacerated. Be
died on the followleg evening, and, upon a pose-morfees
esamication I discovered an extensive fracture of the skull,
which was the cause of death. lam of opinion, from the
apyousaco of the heed, Ibis a great away blows nun ban