The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-13 00:00:00

0111214 WORKHOrIdII.

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Yesterday as adjoined intuit lettla Wanted in
the board-room of Chelsea workheees„ tad= Me, wghtgy,
the coroner, touching the death of Mar/ Atkins, an inmate,
aged 38, which was alleged to have TM atid from the neglect
of the workhouse officials. Hafer a • taking tba evidence
11r. Wekisy read to the jury • requisitkin 'se had re-
ceived, signed by twelve female Pommes of the workhouse,
exproming their readinem to Meta, that the ggegg.gg died
from want of mopes and tie., jy grimace, bus at tie some
time begging, if they sere call Ad se wham" that Mr. Out-
ten elm mega) shouldnot be pretest, me ki might toad to
intimidate tam. To this mmaggi pa, gigue gag the
board of guardians Evfoooi te amid% mad Y the
evident° was proceeded •A* la desk palasal. Ift appeared
flan the testimony or the witesegra that the damaged wee
whaltied wider e c,r tificata of le.eelty from Mr. log- k
Nag the Pireehiel dl strict stagers, am let of August,
ea sad the 3rd, heist attached with hilt .e sad heedeche,
she wet mewed by Mete of Mr. Dlcldaae.. medical dicer
of the beam, to th • sick ward ; but, on the 16th of Augur,
she was Win die' 'barge. Into the body eel the house, where
she nullaised ite di bar death, which cseareed ten dein at/a-
wards. The eh arm made by the inmates the regaled-
the sea that t' SI derailed was dlsaYmeed from >Ds sick ward
in • drilla sea, sad that ohs wee wed to fall about in
her fits mad rot like ea lamas pima, without the atteetka
of the medical Alter being called to her condition. The
ones of the. charge felt spa en aged Palm tams AlisVP,
aa• ward' romea, who, when her aniention hod been more
Thee coo a dregs to the deceased by the hunetee, mid no
eane a
heed to
hid bar thet the their vemesestrseere
diseased
one of the sk-
was dying. On
the night the death of the deceasedthe warns
la the weed, lading the poor women mach worse, and Is
• dying Mate, begged Alloopp to cake • light to be
Id/eaglet, as they were ell I. the dark. Alhopp replied she
bed no bald, sad told them if they wanted one to cell for
or oat elf the window to Kr. lintan, who was in the med.
No light et median aid was dented, sad at daybreak the
per
saidereatere was knead dead in her bed. The witamees who
to the above hots, when oohed why they bad not re-'
V.isszole • eanditien tot tithes to the heeds of the estab-
mid they had been prevented, drat from fear of the
masemeaces;secoadly, from • keowledge, gained by
:7=of the tentildy of is doing. la reply to these
Mr. Dickingoo, the surges., mill he had sir
charged the demised from the sick ward la order to free her
' from depressing iellognose, end that he was en aware of the
' het the eke bed been admitted ander a agetiticete of Mow
nay, is he had mom seen that cartilage& yr. Settee, the
master, moved the bed character of the principal witnesses
agate* Ida, owe hawk% been hand:teed from her °Mo. of
Nurse he enmity, sad the other being notarial:a far
druakeneese. The wardwoman Ali.opp expkiinsd hey coa-
' dun, and corroborated her statement by the testimony of
' several of the inmates. It, however, appeared that there was
so light in the ward, although there was • bell goansoted
with the watchmen's room which could be rag if slightness
ware inquired, and the fact ramming that the deceased died
without median ettmedaeos, and in the dark, in spite of the
whittles of the wardwoome baring been called to the state
of the deceased. The coroner then summed up, and ex-
, passed his °poke that no charge of neglect had been made
oe whet the executive of the hams. The jury &meal
with the reroute of the wooer, and returned • verdlot
of " Death from natural caeca, " at the same time rams-
mearling that the lighting of the rooms should be properly
attended to.

A letter from Stockholm says:—" By penologist
of the King, end on demand of If Fryxell, the histoti.i,
the tomb of Charles XII., in the church of Riddszholm, has
been opened in order to ascertain exactly In what manner
the Swedish hero died. The King, Prince Oscar, the
shdetent, Professor Fryxell, three physicians, and come
other personages were Foment. The medical rem examined
the body, end the result to which they arrived wee that the
King must have been struck by the fr gment or a pzleetile
la the left temple, and that it came out at the ti4ht one.
All at the moment be was killed the King had his left side
tweed ewe, from the fortress of Fredericketeen, there la
some roma to suppose that he WU fired at by one of his own
ems sad ss &sleeted."

Dr. Todd, who was one of the witnesses in the
nisi of drsethnra, writes from Vevey, Switzertual, a long
analysis of the cue, arriving at the conclusion that Isabella
Hanka died frown the frrquat administration of antimony
and bichloride of mercury, with occasional doers of crank.
At the time of writing his letter, Dr. Todd was unaware
whether the sentence had beat osui.d out or net,

BUTINO Parma roe Bra CasaLas PHIPPS.-02
Monday afternoon, a man givinghimaelf out to be the head
coachmen or groom for Sir C. B. Philip, woo at Terrr hn,
trying to buy a pony for Str Charles., when a cattle and horse
dealer from Klotore of Abergeldie happened to be pas.tng on
his way home from Castletown of Itraemar. On st eing the
man Sad fault with the pony he was in the act of hot lag, be
informed the groom to Sir Charles Phippr, that ho had got
three penis* to dirpose of, and he was sure they wool,'
only he would have to go to the green park and see them.
The dealer, thinking be had now a chinos to dispose of hie
rods to advantage, trrived the supposed groom to plenty
of '• helm whisky"--and off both polies set for the grass
Bald. As It happened the groom got fearfully drunk on the
way, bat gut on the dealer's horse and rode to the gram
park aid, of coarse, the potais suited to a nicely. Tell-
ing the dealer low to behave in selling, they reached the
Maas of the latter, when, liaised of the groom getting sober
be woo still getting drunker, and, of coarse, oould not ap-
pear before Sir Charles in such • state. He would sot like
to trouble the Metres. but would take a bed for a few
hours, which was granted. He and hie new friend went
both to the !MO bed, bat upon the dotter falling seltep
the groom got very soon "fresh" enough to Iles
unheard by sny In the house, and carry off the patent
watch front the top of his bed, also his coat and vest and a
pale of share' leaving the horse-dealer to get up in the
morning to fled that he was not only done," bat hid
lest he amistanos to the decamped drama to airy out Itie
letsittimie.-4beriferse Herald.

OUTRAGE IN THE QUERN'S COUNTT.-At en
*arty hour route toortiog• biers at Dr. Smite, a physician
from Loadoe, a^c,tepried by Dr. Currie, woe returning to
the nee of Mr. W. H. Haste, they were overlaid near
the village of Donashavore, sad severely beaten. It Is sold
th.t Dr. Smith savo some provocation a couplo of Imam
reviono by dna iog a moo sword on persons whom be
uwgisel gong a stone at him ; tho weapon was sm i.,1:c4 In
hie bands, be wee rolled In the dirt, and got a plum:mbar on
the °melon. Mr. Corals bee khonined• blacklanith, of the
sows of Brophy, belonging to Dosagbosore, aa one of the
pmons by whom In was watlebt and Lome. Tue 'tensed
040 bee bean ssotendel till the 16th instant, as Loth Dr.
Ankh and Mr. Carrie are in a procathas state. Xt. W. H.
Herta was aka beaten.

FATAL OUN ACCIDINT.—A fatal gran accident
moos red ea &Way at Button, Dear Hall. Mr. H lward
Haetethy, • young man, aged 22, the eon of • botcher in
Hull, aeon a visa to his axle, Mr. %Yawn, and alter
dinner be took down one of the guts fa the houou for the
purview of hispectiag and cleaning it, ittendiag to use It on
the following day. Ho had burly commeneed hie opera-lone
when be accidentally pulled oho trigger, and the rue, which
wee bided. .4AM.] in hie hand, ehattering hie aloe In
salsa Medical aid was procured, and the arm was obliged
to be ampwated at toe shoulder. Thy young uan bowers
sever rallied, aid died at 2 o'clock on Sunday musts& At
the lime of the explosion several children were eticadlag
round look'ng at the deceased, but they ell f otanstely
escaped unhurt.
CaTeTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT.—
MONDAY, Sm. 12.—Adosieeks• OS menet, 10,450; digs
by NOM Yokes, 403; total ;rialto% 11,066.