The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

UPON TIN BODIES.

Yeshivas,' afternoon, Mr. C. J. Carttar, coroner
fee West Heat, held a very leagtluised inquiry, at the Glob
Taw On oa the bodies of Isabella Caroline
Rept, Wei Ire peen, and Riles lane Roper, regrow peer
and aims swaths, the children of Mr. Richard , Cora-
of Royal-Mil, Greenwich, who tot their lives by
bang hunt he fleet/ is Sudsy morning, as reported in oar
Mar ai rweirdeey_ Uremia of twenty witasseee wire err
almA. The father of the deceased, who wee mach effected,
sad ems geseminedshed with • seat during the inquiry, dr
Wardsythel ea retiriag to rest about twelve o'clock on
eight, everyttsbc was safe. Owing to hie
win big mired IS 'Thursday, and in order to
arid the naners eurrag • osadle through the
Amp to the leek sittlag-room, whore be slept, be
bat kept the gee tareing on his shop mutter and also in the
=i remsh He wee awoke by the nee of ere, sad on
blontlf sad *flag kb hat ea the carpet the beet
wee as rat he grid sanity OW. We inewelletely raised
ea elan sill an ire his wihf • bedeeres, ap-atain. Oa
beteg se sal weft the &set the dress knows' him. He
aremaleilezeillEaride oat el bed sad ream bor on to
the nut el ea ahe the aerie, who he
thee& the—llre—a rialsilit with her; but, India(
this wee sot the ere, brernad sad secured It, sad they
sabeequeatly mode their ape by a neighbour's front
door. thee seremed out to the sensor-girl, whe ti
sleeping with hie two &Wm la the host atiejnbet Meew
impossible it him to pbeer
to are Asa. He wee inewert its
wise eherweeds eat Ow pmg
there wall higet m dews ea
by mom of the theisseps.
Oa gekdag the mei he enhwereed b Ali a hider to
plies spire he at* whew . bet wee made to de so. Al
that ekes ems wee ea See babe hen the able window,
end bed the.. been se day is erre* will the pariah ere-
imps the &lime meld her bre serel.
Media Wheeler, the notably innes, midi Elisabeth
Watesiel4tta auressasid, gave oorehesethe riders ; the
Wm that re ameba haiiie-heer es the roof be-
hie the of the dr•-aereis.
Pollormeetsble Hayman, in H, mid that he discovered
the Le sheet eight mdantes b fear, sad immediately mind
es
ohne by fern " awl apterag_ble rattle. Police
oserdeltise Odd eel Mesh, 10$ awl 111 It, imatedietely
afterverds came sp. Whirs stet 113 II for the err
aerpo, awl directed he ether elestable to 'adorer to ob-
tain aLWr, bat be meld set seessal. The ceder did not
arrive far 1 we IS eslemais allot big oat for. sad that It
wee Jared& te are the shaken
Po iensasbieodlelMlL rid he sea laths Infeeespe,
awl when silent N reds be. Oral the imam% eta =
riled set, " tbseen, brat."vessived se
le rim up to the her, he larked tyro or three tkesammileriehre
he ems aneeiseeL He then tell Oren there wee • be. I.
wlrenfe ermine, he (emer) wait asleep to his low whew he
hocked, mil bed hese debideg. • delay el Ire or els
minutes omega to maims oat, sad is rat
road to the In a woe seeds se to the slow peas at
which they wile yeeesalieg.ZV ewer wee heated to •
poet, sad real fi wineles floral hors the Ilse ethic being
seat for sad he . . . . . .

Se .147111711118 IMO wind ea to the (Waif: trriag-
fag the mem ens of maws. Mr. Lsegairl a
lestieer of the Pima sad Gepten bargiurea, in
Onnnwtott. MI that the dos amegladi was 19 minutes, end
that it wee towel* agog at es dm n pees that he Wall sun
tithe fn bad sonnond is bit ems easserzy. " Lynch law
wadi have been lAA& an the 11•••1••."
Tlrmos the Amok was umed inualasi. He odd
Thd he bat boa II mom Mom la Landon, and had
imp deo Chmoraillimilas owl ow Ikturday night.
Lola bag at Se dm ft cedlrd, se he yea
'dam Ila lip has Media ornery newspaper.
Is Me sot Um Maim sod was, he said, at the fire with
is sop Is cheat Aar 111111111618 elr being called, and car-
tally hem ties menntan Mr Um The camp wee &A-
-MA Ilea WWI, la la hew poet to prevent its felling over.
the Omer bro• ssil Ile witness had clearly made a
Mobil as le the lime gilds swivel, on which point there
woe ebolloi rfolince.

-infir. Nog" &nand d Ilan in obi& the Inquiry
trs Mill, book, and= to Snort being sober es arriving
alai aeon esoago, and that be then exerted !limed( in •
youloawoolby armast to Ij the fire nadir.
The Owns aa adionnuneot, lo enable the
Neat 10 lho L.L IYr to wake en examination ae to
th• aim t•.M,whiall Imo Wood to, and an aim/2-
mM took paw asin Monday seat.

COM PULSORY PREPAYMENT OF POSTAOR ON
LETT Ma eon BA ILBADOIN, 111/1 !DAD, AND BT. Fl
Os the Ist d October seat, B.d tlenstekewsrd, the oesepal-
sory prepaymest of reties will be extended to all Whom
ad-
draseed to Barbed.es, Trisided, sod Tb
poetess oleo of Lasers poets& is those *Aortas, addressed to
the United Kis@gool, wat be riquht4 to bs Peolt•id bY
L wawa —ll7 commed afthe Poshoester-Oeserel. ROWLAND
BILL, Banter,. Gomel rahoilks, leferater 10.

BRIGADIER-GENERAL SIR C. SHAW'S RIFLE FIELD
Barritee.—We were present yesterday at an inspection of
Brigedier.Geseral elan Charke Shaw's patent ride field bat-
tery, at Yaws. Rennie's, Albion Iron Works, Holland_
street, Blachfriaroread, and from the appearance and wee el
the battery, as deacribed by the gallant general, the great
advantages which It over the pretest system of
ordieary Infantry were manifestly obvious. The
plate of artillery consisted of 24 Enfield rifle barrels, the
range of which varied from 200 to 1,000 yards, while a
piste et eetWery loaded with grape ranges se a seszl=sat
480 sad the arateanition need is the roe ea that
sgpgilad the goverment to the Amoy. _ The ketielaisee

1 110:61...--14.611iiii ii foe, led
, out width it be moved in the field ea
the is of six Mike au hour, while the movements of In-
fantry teapot exceed two miles. It cart be fired as a eon-
paay of infantry, by section, subdivision, or company, frees
right to left, from left to right, and from centre. Thin me
four sections, etch firing six, working by bar springs, and a
lower bar acts upon the four sections, disc.harging the 24
hovels at mos. Although the battery inspected yesterday
comisted only of 24 Wroth, batteries might be formed of
my number up to 60 barrels. There can be two or three
tiers of banal., one above the other, all on the same
and the battery can be depressed or elevated
tee, and
degrees. It wee explained that the battery could
be used with the peahen moms in cases of assault, and also
in pursuit of a retreating army, the mathematical precision
of the aim being so gmat, that, coupled with the con-
centration of the Ire, the most suaseetnl results could be
ethieved. The battery ma also te applied to boats
and ships, and eves eldps Is end this; is • most
important deddieseues, for great fault in the
nes of muskets from boats has always been that so
Urge • number of heavy sea were 11110111•Iry in the bate to
uss them, but now one of thmeral lthaw's batteries on being
removed from the carriage con be plumed as the bows of a
beat, and on being served by the nes, iamb use deadly
alma,. Another great edveskete le the en of
the batteries ie that the weber of Nis aweked he the
deld would be so much km then aka w t
system; consequently the want of bealki
accommodation wouU be material, bora& Theadame
the invention must not only be eneelimed is a must he-
arts's irepeovernant in the art and applienese of war, but
also as one tending to effect a great saving k expense • for
with eight men, soldiers or sailors, a Are is mocentrltion
end continuity equal to that of 300 ass mks the peel at
might be kept up with aely Me of the balseke k
Eirt a time, a second bring reserved might
the purpose of
loading while the other is being fired. The batteries, from
which the most desirable moults may be expelled, are highly
approved of by military and naval authorial*. They were
constructed under the direction and supettatendence of
Captain Adderley W. Sleigh, H.T.8., a seientallo engineer
and artillery allow, who ham demonstrated their applicability
to the boots of men of war as well as to gum boats ea a matt
formidable drecriptkra of ertillery.—Nornteg Berea

It is reported that the barracks at Warley, &sex,
Sr. to bs enlarged. so me to dept theta for a meshy depot.

On Friday the Northumberland Artillery Militia
met at Tynecnoutb, and after the whole force were mosteeed
thearearched to the North Shields Railway station and pro-
by 'pedal train to the old border town of Heiham,
where they will undergo 28 days' drill. At present the gar-
risons at Newcastle andTynemonth are occupied by the Sher-
wood Foresters. On Friday the Newcastle and Northumber-
land Yeomanry Cavalry, after undergoing eight days' drill,
were reviewed on the Town Moor, Newcastle, by Colonel
LH, their commander, and by Colonel Mellish, of the Sher-
wood Foresters. The Northumberland Light Infantry of
Militia, commanded by Colonel Biggs, ere to be called op at
Alawick on the 28th; the Durham Arilllery Militia meet at
Bishop Auckland on the 27th, under the command of Colonel
H. &cheat

The Kintgawn Light infantry (let Tower Hain-
lets IWhia) data its embodiment in November bast,
!unused upw of 240 volunteers to the Line. The regi-
ment Is now stationed at the Carries Camp.

The 3rd Royal Lancashire Militia assembled for
21 days' trots iag at Preston on tits 7th inst., under the coin-
=ad of Colmik J. Waste Patten, M.P., and Aide-de-camp
to the Qom*, and mustered 836 men of all ranks, with 23
'Mows. This regiment has given upwards of 400 men to
the Una ion the lot of March, 1837.
Thermal North Lincoln Militia, quartered at
Partmasegh, an held in readiness to proored to Ireland on
being Wined by the 2nd Cheshire Mattis from Alderebott.

AOCIDUTT TO A GUNNEL—A few days since, as
the 0 Watery of hone artillery was Morin Roinferd, one of
the heroes became vary Native sad kicked one of the gunners
is his aide, breaking his ribs, and infiiodag very serious in-
ternal Inkiest. The poor man waa octavoryed to the union-
ises.* is an almost dying @tate, where he still lingers. The
Isms, • most videos animal, has Nam adored to be
dastroyed,—liners ilerald.