The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-26 00:00:00

IJIIL ?OA NIMal Br 10180IIING.

At the Ismemses Omit Cast on Wednesday,
David Roes was Merged with poisesdag kW uncle, Welter
Ram owner, lavesgerim by mans of arsenic. They
limed is ileums Mai, Use best cheered the pefeester
with setrnisimerhy Me mhos la repeated doses betimes Vat
Fanny sad ISM Apr I, ISM, chiefly in tee, teddy,ipigo:
gent, dm, by wish Me seeds Med on 164 Aril. Forty.
then Mae. left s% sabstensea lee., mire ammerated
the libel se veheriathr this sem. sad as her than fifty wit-
tiness weft Ms
le
rye yd the cam
bring gem to twist, seinmee me led at pen Isegth.
After evidences was gives es le the death of the de-
ceseed, Jobs Flew, dirtaggin, Ws, proved the pur-
-1 Mane of sneak es the ISM of Felmery the primmer
bet the alleged Immo of destroylag antis.—WMlnn Hen-
body, nowill's cam, Monibeil • coseareeths behead with the
prisms, about hie meniese. I mid to him (the witness de-
emed) it wee reverted anew the aelighlesre thin hie lIDCSO
was to bo monied, sal bo 'eight put the popery post him.
• He esid—.. Althoegb q male might MY to do that, I
haft la my pellet elle woof him*, kies."—Wilham
lietherimi„ who heed ant dew to the Wotan, stated that
the. were no Me theft the peemins—Mr. Rem surgeon,
that the
beers sad his mete to his bore
pith Thursday Me Wee '
died, sad be recom-
mended nationals of soda aid termer add.
lowing Smutty might he Sand the deemed twister
on hie
beck es a dying Mee, end weiteientssibia He died is about
half sa boar allemeseds, his death bins gybe nue-
peeled by the wltasen—Ms. Macgregor, mierteary
pee, arid that he hod gives the deemed mese powders for
It. hens, with • eras skeet their ese. Des. ROM) and
Vswr Vida, La their reports* the exeminanon of the body of
the said thy were of opium that death was win-
dless! by tamales Mecham teem the stomach and bowels,
bet that they could eel ggilve as opinion as to the origin of
this condttion.—Dr. Heelsgaa, el E inhered, produced •
I tappet elating the reisk of an analyas of the armies sent to
I hue from levergerdm TM report forniabel some further
Swede of the maim* tad cosoluded es Blows:—" The
sult of ley 'sportsman is that all the organ* of the body of
Wales Rom memised by me, were largely impregnated
ski ems& ; that thee:canals of the stomoth contained a
beisly appestats Ina dthis poison, but that than was
pesseet is them we insoluble compound of mercury, a
mesh esetireeseery of the statement that • dose of
Weisel had bees adesidetered to Welt. r Roes shortly
Mhos death. The senthestern to be Mews fres these
melte is that, to Immegaste the tissue in this maser,
Walter Bees manse received• considerehle does of
arm* and wake that his death eau preroted by vousitiag
sad paging. 'MA me Me symptoms of the action of sa
initial, there eau be se deitht that he died from pothisiog
by sneak."--Seme war berneve medical °videow hung
barn gifts, Gegegles Mackay shoed that the prise:on bed
raid to her his mat webfoot live load. He also said, If
I would merry It., ha would give me his hand that hie
elide would not live nog. I said—. How do you kaow
that? Terre is none that knows that but one." He re-
plied—" Never yea maid that. If you'd give me your
hand. VII let you know that." I did not ioneeut to marry
him. 1 west away from hint—not him from lOC Pound
that he was courting mother Georgina, who is his pietist
wife, whom he married a couple of maths since.
The prisoner's dft'arations were thee read—one dated
April 21, and the other April 29. In both &dentinal
he denied having mew bed arsenic tle hie positing's in Inver-
Fordo°. In Ms seem I declaration be said his uncle's home
having become ill, ho and his uncle got some white powder
in a pocket which wee given to his uncle. and wee kept in •
packet on the top elicit of the kitchen, where be usually kept
his medicines. On the Teensy or Wednesday before his
death, be believed that Walter Ross took some of Ibis powder
(muted of cresol of tartar. The Wiener said nothing of
LLB white powder is bit first declaration. In his first decla-
rative he ear, " I never bad ay poison in my possession at
my time ti my knowledge." In his mound declaratios
he endowed having par:Mood poison, but not in Inver-
pardon. Being asked if to had arseele in his pommies
elnwhere that in Invergordoe, he declared—.l bought
three or forr omen of amen from • drurgist is Tele, in
February lest, for the purposes of ktllieg NOON cats which
ware sonny Mg me is my mashy, and • dog that used to
frighten me when I woe passing at night, end some rate
which were in the back wing of my uncle's house. But
Wet that whet as my way from Tens to Invergordoe." Is
the detlanet toss are details sa to attendee°, on the detested
by the plisocer sad WI ; no other pecans gave hiss
Mod or nectikios dewily his Jenne.
For the defence, myna! witnesses bore testimony to the
good fee:ing that extend between the prima, and the &-
coned, and to the premises of rats on the preen:sec
Lord Cowan yenned up. He commecc d by tellies; the
jury that the only cue betore them was one of acute poison.
tog by arsenic, adognietszed or taken • very short time
before death, and that in coning to • onaclution oa the
evidence they were to consider whether the deceased toot
the poison homed wilfully or secidenodly, or whether it wee
adtalaittered to him by some ocher person. His lordship
dismissed the am two suppoeitione as untensb!e, sad
et sled that the oily otralusion compatible with
the evidence, wee that the poison had bees ad-
miciatord to the deceased by some person. tie
then directed the jury that the question for them to
answer WWI whether that permit wee the prisoner, and
that is coming to a cotenant these 'lemmas were to be
considered—vie, the poseenim of the poison' the upper-
tensity of edminiedering it, end that motive to do so. His
lordship then read over the greats port of the evident%
couumnting on It, and concluded by stating that, while ths
ease watt 01)11 of grave aspicios, it was one on which be
would express no opinion, Oat leave the matter mainly in
the bend. of the Jury, whom he complemented highly on
the aviation they had given to the evidence.
The jury thee unread, sad, after an absence of an hour
sad a hall, retained a verdict of "Not proves" by • uft-
*Sly of ess.

AFRICAN Motu.—Os eatorday the African royal
mail mama lithl-pe. Captain Trench, sithod from Liverpool
be Madams/id toe West Coast of Africa with 3 passel:l4ms
rid a. crawl mails.

FALMOUTH. SEPT. 23.—Th• Pelikaao, Captain
Jamaslisa, boa Alexandria, which arrived berg this mea-
ls&lstria; been fired into whined Tarifa, sad had
tiro nen

The Turkish gunboat Akyah, and-r thy command
of Copious Dowsed, left SnithatWou Dalt@ on &buddy
for Coutontinoile. BSo woe bult by Lure. Wane, at
Ckarna.