The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-10 00:00:00

TSB' 'EXPRESS, ' SAT [JIMA Y • EVENING, NOVEMBER

Till SULPECTSD AlrlYßDlll AT Trzzuaros.
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an Tburihy morning, the coroner, J. M. Powell,
lf4. spessi km inquiet at the boom et Mr. Edward Rob.
am. Omanydal I Waist" en the body of Jean Hatt,
ANS emplelked amoder near that village woe orporaid is
oar Mumma a day or two den. The inquiry molted on-
eidemble islonwil
Mimed* On wee ,add &1 ta linday,
the We Wk. In mineeirdiag neigh•
bourbon% diwiteekieg Whir le emdM We speetat
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Do interred. le /k CD MM. The
rtlis pnip:ln meeeedel to. and mirth,
ingrazirr
opal whore beelle of like uslartnnolo men ens On
the Weil win MB Alibis the megeistod limn of Wood ;
lest elisenhe no Zarb al Adana wen obsorred in the
seigibourbood. The rasores end other °SA& bed pare-
-1 i°lll7 Inspected di• Ph"'

THE BOLD C 1

FRAYS, FILDAT.
This afternoon, at 1 o'clock, the inquiry by Mr.
J. IX Swindles uss rwessmsd, the wowing interest big la-
diceted able * the sssdl assekerd ambers of th=
sod the anal fshelalissaos asillhers. This is
to he amoeba fork, dr het of ths spas;
znitill r=glifj% les Ishish Mt tho
ter, pow*/ Wadi-
vita. Mr. Saanders hating midairivapumewe bowed to
be excised for a few minutes, and lart bt moor
what lea. than aa boor he sit
_um
Serial business had detabedrettimi7V L I
Wailed to
fact of 'aria( received more Was d past
yeeterdaT. Mr. Saunders mkt be bad Teethed
from which it would be asesseary to mean petboonistahhi
grah—which wu dons. . . -

Polioe-ormitable Ureb, reply to Mr. Saunders, rid that
the prment be had found in the Mike hole on the day of
the murder wits mew* op tightly in a viols of a am
paper. He did net know when ppm It ma. It wee taken
away with the penamik_ ; but "le did eel know what ma
dose with it. lieggamt Watts eredd mai sum Ile
added, in reply bia mentor of q Mod oroll
Mr. &melees se bdiellillbei dim the
illee pied, tie heavy or leibisd .„Hied respostisi which
Minor
_lbon &wineries mai Mrs swam
toinr whilb bed lend at the remboitie far Kr.
liellosime. Wide Mat wee eginsoil in their
=2 th nogfelente the attagliiiii of the re
to a plan of Om perenben which hat Men prepared.
far. - exam ina t boa of pillemmekelde %eh was then re.
He mid—The lager Yin the eciellery ; you enter
II • door ea the *deli band.
Watts. serpret at pike, Tromso was
newt east Ilesaid—O• the 11th of use, from Warm-
an he emeived. be amived Beam about two
debek.• The mem were then enpged meraking the ems-
peel. In the opium of the shameda be went into the
leidlery, which adjoins the hitches, and menhed about for
eeriness of the murder.
The 'tritons then spoke to the ending of the garment re-
ferred to yesterday, ma added that m be was comics out
of the stables with the pared he need Mr. Kest, who melted
blot wild be bad found. Mr. Kest Mos said be must have
'smes j Dr. Persons meet me it. Wbeeni did not lot Yr.
Mont as il, but handed it over to Mr. Yam, who was in
lie bent part of the here. bat be ones round he the beak
of the hoses before 'Mamie pm it to him. Mr. Foley
then went imp the shako sad .amine* Mora.
Witnem and polim.somelahle Daimon west in
with him Woo. Mn YAW Sin took amp of
it, sad Idioms led *ems ems fame da to the pre-
sent time. Be had *idled of Damon
mist was dame with it, and he said it was se to be pot
kiefe apain oboe it wee lased, but se
hake was about It mew
of the sernail_ gibb IMO ia, and No pu it down by the
alb of the beget bap end went away. The willow cam
tad—Polionmentable Didlitnore told me this en Frame

fair day. I left Read-lIM Heim gent II AMA is tin
eveniatfor swim He did Mete lk. Impart that
dsy at bet he wee at Rood, lei he wea,thoe he
left. Mr. eh, asked warms it he mid W Hai day
there sad help bit ere Horsley, sad he sive iptemidee
do so. I pre him (trek) directions to get bit heap sod
light it, but have it dart when be got near the house. He
was to tap at • certain window at 11 o'olock, ow of the
dining room windows. Witness told Urals to remain in the
drawing-room at the foot of the male Weirs all night, and V
say one came down in the night be was to tura on his lamp
and see who it was. Witness bad not been able to leers
when the boiler tees last used previous to that day. From
the general appearance of the place he did not believe the
pretest bad bete I. that place long.
Police-cosetable tech, In reply to Mr. &
flseders, et.
CZ!surprise at some of the thiep related by erigetat
He Gould ant remember half as much.
Mr. Foley, Is reply to Mr. Sannders, mid he haw nothing
more about the garment is climates thee had Nees already
stated.

Saunders—Do yon know who embed the eimante
clothes?
Mr. Foley—l don't know whether it was Ilra Holley, or
whether thaywasked them themselves. Up to that them lbs.
Holley washed the family clothe —since then a woman at
I saw some paper outside the closet, but I
ainson°dlttr as to whether is had an=
to do with thmom. The blood on the ap
very fresh, that on the shift was not. I did not look to sem
whether there was any wiser in the boiler. I thought I
had men there wham I *mid Pest

♦ lenitrigngicisCitiiOn ens Tied between Superintendent
Foley and Mr. flaunders, relative to the course the later
genmemea was ywiuing, in which Mr. Foley said that
&boost all that had been adduced he could have told him
if he bad salted, sad he did not think that the garment re-
ferred to should be at all brought Into question. Mr. Foley
described the operations of the pollee in searching and
watching the house, saying that men were constantly sleet
there in plain clothes and that the place was sever kik
Police-constable Waters gave a description of bin ogee-
lions is the brume at the time orders were given to Utah
and Heritage to tap at the window, when Mr. Kent would
come and let them in, and they were to be there in and out
of the home, as they thought their duties required.
Mr. Foley then stated that he had aseartained that Mr.
and Mrs. gamma had told parties that they had seen Mr.
Kent in the yard at 5 o'clock in the mooning, but be re-
sided it se only village gossip, and thought it had ori-
Snated with what Mr. Lesley had said am to seeing Mr.
lent the n. ht before.
Mr. Saunders said be bad been inspecting the premises, sad
found he could see the groan& fmm every side excepting
the beck. He had been informed that a lady
was visiting near the house at the time of the murder, and
about five o'clock she saw some one at the windows of Road.
hill House. He further said he had engaged a house in Road,
and should there sit sea magistrate to receive evidence that
afternoon. The proosediap were thou adjourned till two
&clock to-morrow, as Bradford town-hell, wheys Mr. Kent
said he had to explain soma statemente he had made to lits
brother magistatee there.
Mr. Panay, the detective, was salient spectator through-
out the day.

Tun hum PILOSILVTIIIa Cut—Mies Aylward
was spin Wore the Court of Queues Bench, Dublin, ore
Thursday. Sh• was brought up, under as order of the
court, is the custody of the governor of Richmond Bride-
well, whose objection to her ris »Oka secessitated her re-
appearence. Before the flail order of the court, Mr. Cor-
rea strongly urged the substitutions of
Ks Peel-
tentiary for His remote were, that
ham prison had orgy two rooms At for the reception of
females, it was distant front the city, and remarkably cold,
while Hiss Aylward was is sash a state of health that
a six mosttre ceadosamat in that prison would
be detrimental to her brads, whish every person
aequaisted with that lady knows to be delicate. The court
accepted Orangegorman in prefereses to illmaintrun. " Had
the order gone one step eirther." ewe the Preemies
Journal, " and directed Kiss Aylward to be treated as en
unconvicted,' instead of • convicted' penes, the se;vielri
of the original smitten would, in some degree, be adti
Tim Governor of Grungegarrnan stated a mak la whist
a Mn. Thompson was committed by the Insolvent
for contempt, sent to Unaggormau, and there treated es
ea unconvicted' poem. The difference between an Un-
convicted and a convicted person la, that the 'miser
dried ' person is relieved front the eeveldly of
prison discipline to this attest, they are not caw
paid to weer the prison clothes, or eat the prison food, or
bard with the common rue of prisoners—while the 'mar
Acted ' must submit to all these diewirlsorior. Tke act of
Victoria appears to exclude pennies committed under 4k.
order of the court, and only includes committals for another
lied quite a different class of offeaden. The court gave se
opinion on this important point. They left the qualities,
whether Mira Aylward is to be coneidered ' convicted' or
anconvieted,' or, is other words, whether she is to be
treated as a common malefactor or not, to the board ed
superintendence. On them the court throws the duty of
towline His Aylward as a great crimioal or as one wham
Olean was, is the opinion of the Queen's Beach, a con-
tempt, in legal parlance, of that high court."
NUNIROI7B Fiala LND Lou or Two lavas.
Dwait Ttrtertray and the previous night nearly a donee
Ores took plata is various parts el the metropolis, and one,
unfortunately, attended with the loss of two liven. Tke
latter occurred on the premier beloogimg to Mrs. Frisker.
situate is Pricker's-pleas, Kensington. The building, it ap.
peen, lIISS let out in tenements. The beck room wee dis-
covered to be on fire, and unfortunately two girls were in
' the room, and the door being closol from the inside It Is
supposed they were unable to get out. The whole place
became fairly enveloped in fiame. The engines of the
Loudon brigade and parish quickly *needed and a good
supply of water having been obtained the Bream went to
work, but they were usable to get the fire extiaguiskid
until the isporUnent was nearly burned out, and the two
children one about one year old and the other four years,
were either suffowited or burnt to death. The cause of this
Are is naknows.

" Mr. Frederic Jones has published a set of
Itersoecoplc Views of the Interior of the Chapel ltoyal of Bt.
George's. Windsor. They are of remarkable merit. The depth
of 101ifig dark colonnades, with the mystic obscurities and sod-
dentallashes of light. I, rendered with • fidelity to 0140111
egualird by anytblng we hare ever seem In ste "—Athw
memo, June U. 100 " Highly Intereetlng and rains ."—Dagy
Were The aeries complete ;18 sent free so receipt of a peak
nitre order for Vs .or two aiumples for Se. 21. Wholesale sad
for esportatlon —Frederic Jones, 144, Oslord-strest, Lemke,
nearly oppadt• Doadwtreet.—(Advsetlassteaal