The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-22 00:00:00

P.lnfL .417114 Y.

Mr. Ratter, coroner, held an inquiry on Monday, at
the Cook inn, Stretford, near Manchester, on the body of Thos.
Berry, master wheelwright, aged 60, wan expired on Friday
last, after being In conflict with a young man named lilac
Barger, who was lately a farm servant in the employ of
Mr. tinsworth. From what could be gathered firm the
evidence of several vitamins, it appeared that • little
after five o'clock on Friday afternoon, Burgess, who
was worse for drink, went into the public-hones with
two companions, one of them named Bewley. Beesley
had also had drink, and was quarreleome. A person came
in named Howarth, and Beesley incited upon fighting
him before he should go out. Borger* and Beesley then
come into collision, and gave each other a blow. At this
time the deceased, Thomas Berry, who bad been drinking
at the house most of the day, aloe in, and began shak-
ing hie list towards Burgess. Burgess said he would
fight him, and they both began in the tap-room. Borgesu
who is a strong, reheat young fallow, about 22, knocked
Berry down near the fender; and, according to the evi-
dence of hie journeymen, John Galley, kicked him about the
neck and shoulder, upon which Gatley seized hold of Bur-
gess, and pushed him away. When Berry rose from the
door he was bleeding at the mouth, and went into the yard
behind to wash Me face at the pimp, Galley sixounpanying
him. While Berry was in the yard, Barnes west there
also; and Berry, as seeing him, said, w Will thou have a
round tura with emir He replied that he would, and both
struck, but Burgess knocked Berry down near the wall, and
then kicked him, first with one foot and then with the other.
The ostler saw Burgess strike Berry on both aides of his
head, and pert, d the combatants. On looking round
hemethately afterwards, he saw Berry lying on the
ground. It would seem that either the blows or kicks on
the neck had mooed the rupture of a bloolvearel, and he
returned into the public-home. His wile had gone to Bow-
don with some school children, sad he told his man, 0.0e7,
to go to his (Berry's) house, make • fire, and put the kettle
as, and he would foible moon. He went horn*, and did not
Fr much worse at first, but about nine o'clock he coot-
ie dof his throat, and difficulty of breathing. He sent
r. Bradshaw, surgeon, who ordered some application to
the neck, which was distended. About II o'clock he visited
his twain, and finding him unable to breathe he opened the
wind ape to relieve him, bat he did not survive more then a
few minutes. The surgeon subsequently made • post mortals
ezaroinstion, end fond a considerable quantity of blood
aertimulated behind the windpipe from • ruptured blood-
meal. This he considered was the cause of death ; end there
was every probability that the rupture had resulted from ex-
ternal etolence, although there was no distinct external
injury visible upon the neck. Burgess was in charge of as
officer at the house where the inquest was held. The jury,
after • brief deliberation, retuned • verdict of ilenslawieter
against Isaac Burgess, and a wronger' warrant was made
oat fur his committal to Kirkdelefraol for trisl at the assizes.

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF WAYCIIES IN MAN-
CHRSTEIL—R youth, named Jo.eph Stein, eau as friend. re-
side in Warsaw, bat who is himself a commercial traveller,
appendbeim the Limpool magratrates yseterdey, charged
with Mealciag open end plundering the box of a watch and
jewelhey trevellett, named Goodman. Stein and Goodman
were lodging at the same plo e in Manchester, when the
runner. 'witting tone Maui-nee for which, when apprehended,
he said be could ant account, perpetrated the robbery, and
afterwerds came to Liverpool with 16 gold and 12 ilvor
watches In hi. poemesion. One gold watch he pawned for
U. before 'envier Manchester. The prisoner was remanded
until to-day. la order that further inkirmetion might he ob.
Wool trees Mamissehr.
TB g ALLEGED KIDNAPPING AND EXPATILIATIGN
or CEILIAN ow, yid& Irmo brought
War th• a•teetion of the Liverpool seElMnpe cei Satur-
day. @Mild have Men II bowl raw*, Mt was poiresd
10-dsty.