The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-29 00:00:00

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THE CALM or Da. PRITCHAID.—The public in-
terest in this ere ail sootiness, and it will no doubt be
leereesed by the sameancanest which we belies, we are
now fully justified to maldng, that the chemical analysis,
which las now been in progress for some days, is cederstood
to have resulted in the discovery of minute traces of esti-
may in the liver of Mrs. Pritchard. No official informatics
an be obtained as yet upon the subjeet, but from all Tema
leers there can be no doubt of the feet, whatever bearing it
may hays upon the case. It is Decoseary to remember, in
connection with this fact, that several preparations of anti-
mony ere used medicinally, and that it is not at all harm-
Dahl* that in the enures of tome temporary sickness, a
medicine containing antimony might have been, with per-
fect propriety, administered. On the other band, we
believe that the police authorities in Glasgow have from
the first suspected that antimony had bees need,
and we understand that they telegraphed through
here to that effect. The result of the analysis, therefore,
so far as It has gone, has confirmed these Iltill*D0011; and
though the traces of antimony are, as
eliminate we have mid, very
minute, yet antimony is so rigidly
d from the
system, that large quantities of it are rarely found on
analyst'. We formerly stated that at the post-mortem
amtneination of Jim Pritchard's body DO trios
of any
morbid disease was found. There were, we undereteued. DO
morbid a of gastric fever, or of typhoid, which is
Indicated ulceration of the intorthial glands. The
oonntenance of deceased bed • peenlarly °dm and placid
appearacos It is slated that Nrs. Prltaard was addicted
to intoxication, a statement which we repeat only because
it may turn oat to have as important bearing co the CYO.
It Is, WO andeatend, pretty confidently anticipated by
those who Live geed means of information regarding all
the hots of the case, that the authorities will brag the
owe to trial.—Seofoneos.
ACCIDENT ON TES LONDON, CHATHAM AND Dolma
RaLWAY.—Yesterday morning, at bolt-pea seven *Week,
aa **Afloat occurred at the (Naar/ell New-road elation
of the Lathes, Mahan, and Dover Railway, to a man
memsd lama Upton, employed by Massa Stephenson, gee
agimears and signal-makers, of lionthwark-loridge-road.
The dews-train bad jest mitered the stake, when Upton
waned the lie* at the rear of the Man far the purpose of
se
eing me result of some week he bed beta doing to a
when an express train on the up-line cams up it
the moment. The buffer of the engine caught the man by
the shoulder and threw him on posed. The DM ID
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the jaw. broke a is tee places, sad t
est bile face hews ear
to ear. Hie neck ales presented a terrible open weasel. He
was taken in a cart to Si. Thomas's Rorpital. Mr. Simon,
the divisional woos, mid the injuries were so severe that
at present very little hope an be misname& a Ws re.
teary.
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