The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-23 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAT.

Kenn. Pattendes and Smith report that the aorronahr
from Worcester and parte of Hine and Sweet speak of fly
and lies Wing on the increase. The market ra fro for
eolunry raniplee, but there ie not mach doing in low aorta.
Duty, 160,0001.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Taall.l4 Moor, 13s. 91.; Hamm% West Hartley, UM;
Walls Sod Riddell, 15.. 31.; Walls Bad &oath Betio%
17e. 31.; Wells Bed Bottom, 174. 6d. ; Walls Bad Too,
17.. 64.-84 ships at market.

THE SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT ILELET.

We (Leeds Mercury) recently recorded the flatting
alba body of Mn. Mattaight, the wife of a =idlest them
belosents to Damfrinshire, ea the footpath leading from
Ban Rhyddiag to Ilkley. It will be reeeileeted that ea
inquest was held, and that the malt was a verdict of death
from congestion of rive twain. Or. Macleod, of Ban Shy&
diet, is whose house the lady and her husband had lived,
expressed, however, a swoon opinion that the unfortunate
lady was waylaid and garotted, and her body removed tie
the plasm where it was found, a distaste' of fully 20 yards
from the road. Sayers' facts appeared to correlborste this
opinion ; and on Thursday evening Dr. Macleod re-
ceived tt.e following telegraphic teatime from Dr. Anderson,
Castle Doognit.N.B.:—
" Me have this day examined the body of Mrs.Maeknlght,
and are of opinion that she has been murdered by acreage-
lesion. Is addition to serrileial marks on the seek, there
were deep seated 'frisky of blood. The criteld cartilage
and several of the rings of the trachea were hacienda
Farther particulars soon. Dr. Macleod will take the mess-
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way step; "
We should add that 1001. hes beim ahead, subscribed as
a reward for the diseovery of the par.ies who committed the
murder. There is too much reason to fear that Dr. Muhod
is isorrect in his epinioo.

On Saturday a fioral fête and morning mutant
took place at Cremeorce-gardeas is aid of the feeds of the
Royal St. Anne's Soceety. This Society is of very anoint
origin, and was founded for the maietsance aid *dentin
Mtn children of parents who may have falls. from a state
of prosperity into distressed circumstances. The benefits of
the charity are not coafined to orphans, but are ealeaded to
the children of living parents who are in reduced cUesse-
etanees. The camber of children at present in the lastito-
doe at Brinton-bill is about 240, and there ate 60 in the
CAT lostitutien, making about 300 altogether.
DEATH BY POISON AT LEY.D3.—On Friday, Mr.
Blackburn, the coroner of Leads, opened an inquest apes
the body of Mrs. Sarah R.tchie, • widow, aged 61, whet rf
sided with her father and sister, in Creecent-street rob-
street. The old man is bedziddea, and the deceased sad
her sister worked for their living—the former es • stay.
stitcher, the latter as a charwoman. Though poor, she was
respectably connected, and her father was liberally provided
for by his eons. Ann Armitage, Mater of the deceased, ea
returning from work at 9 o'clock on Wedaesday evening,
was informed by bar father that deceased was eipstainr fa
bed, and bad been there since 6 o'clock. Armitage Mist
upstairs sad found deceased lyieg upon the bed, dead nail
c rid. Near her was • pail, is which she had vomited. I.
the room wee • jar containing • liquid. • pestnerteas en-
amination showed that deceased had died from the siesta
of a large dose of bi.chri mate of num, a poises almost ha-
known to medical men as having been teed to distention's.
life, and ens of which scarcely ale person I. • *horsed
ever heard. One of demote/6's eons deposed that he ems •
dyer, and knew the poisonous properties of hi chromate of
polar. He believed his mother lease it to be a poison, en
well as he did. About a month ego she send him to give
her elate " chrome" to poison bugs. He lid her he eoeld
not do so, and ste said aothing more about it. He could sot
*onetime any reason she had to poises tenon. Elbe would
Had no difficulty in purchasing hi-chromate of pones at •
druggist's. The Coroner said that the evidence was in as
incomplete state, and they neither new where the poises
was procured, nor ender what chewiness it ens admi-
nistered. The inquiry was therefore adjourned till Wed-
nesday nut—Loads Mercury.
A DISAPPOINTED PASTOI.—Thu mandakmongern
of Brooklyn have recenty bad *Bough to talk about is no
misfortunes of a pastor .it on. of the most respectable eon-
gradation of the Methodist Church in the city. A girl, who
professed to be converted last whiter by • series of tans-
Moos well carried out, led the clergymen to believe that a
gentleman of Bro ekly is, to whom she had oft*, Meek e i hie
serious attention, had suddenly died in Charleston. Et C.,
leaving in his will to her tad to the pester each 50,000 dole.
The story was largely circulated and was common rumour
about town at ens lime. A few weeks ago he started on a
trip to Charlestro. to obtain the papers which should seem*
to him wealth. He arrived there safe, end called at the
plea, directed, but no oat could give him any iatormatiese
of the person he sought; and, after speeding several days
is • froitlese marsh, be retread his steps to Itto.klys.
minim 60 dots., dispirited, end with • stroeg suspicio• Iv:h-
ies in his salad that he had bent victimised. To clear up
the matter, he at once celled ea the father of his in'ormeat,
to see if he could throw say light epoa the affair. He told
his story, but great was hie astonishment when be heard the
no, to hie anions iaquiries si Yoa never should have
believed • word the gal said ; I never do. She is always
up to such tricks, and I dos% pretend to have any nitro'
over her."—Ness York limn.__

SIMPICTED FOROIRT AT HUDDEIAYIBLD.—On Sa-
turday Mr. Hoary Lead boater was privately ommitred at
Huddersfield by 0 Armitage, Sol., sad his ea mstristrataa,
oer 'charge°, forging Mile of exabenge with iciest to der
fraud the lirldriorafieid and Hellfire Sealing Conipmy. The
examination was 'Wetly plicate, and the primmer wen
eventually remaadea to Thundery aunt, whoa, fe awe-
quests of the protest of the magistrates' *Jerk, J. C. In •
cock, Rsq., against money, the depositions will be 'aims M
eyes man. The amoast Modred is Mated to to ewer
2,0001. TM grosser has hitherto held a high reifies I.
tho mermatile sae religiose world.
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