The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-27 00:00:00

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BALMORAL, OCT. 25.
The Queen, accompanied by Primers Christian,
visited the Isseheepr Female School
Her Majesty drove in the afternoon with Prineese Chats.
lien, attended by the Hon. Mrs. Henry Ponecaby.
Prince's Louise rode in the afternoon, attended by the
lion. Emily Cathcart.
The Duke of Buckingham had the honour of dining with
the Queen and the royal family. s •

Despatches were reoeived yeaterdny at the Colonial.
office from the Governor of Vancouver's Island. Despatches
ware sent to the Governors of Malts, the Mauritius, Ceylon,
Hong Kong Labnan, the Australian Colonies, the Cape of
Good Hope, Natal, sad Gibraltar.

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Pacific comet of the United States was comp
sth of October.
According to official returns more than 200,0°
persons have had the cholera in Austria Sine* the Wilit
ning of the month of July, and about one-half 011,
have died. In Vienna 3,242 persons have been Willa".
by the cholera, which during the last three or foe 44/6
d w'hes become less violent. Forty-nine thonsfin
have been attacked by the cholera in Hangar,'
21,556 of them have died. The malady seems tom
been more violent in Moravia than elsewhere, for o
15th inst. there had been 67,1./2 case, 21,62 A of
had proved fatal.

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iragraphs denying the existence of this project a Li•Vir.
ell as any intention of ministerial changes. Thee'
tragraphs appearing in journals of all cologne
eve evidently an official source. Denten hoe OKTIV
inaequently risen to Mfr. for cash and for mond, (Eldora 1
sing an improvement of 10c. and 12}c. reopeo, or
vtdy. A great deal of business has been dons In • • Beets 7. l'Prte,
iseptoir crescompte, of which it now seems certain mon ....- ,_.-
• , to bo rem
hat the capital is about to be doubled. Reeling, , ilea had
ions of large profits made by those who were in Grow
oliebrated
his secret and bought at the low prices of a few , had le
reeks ago, produced a slight fall, and the clout tka of b
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rice, 922 fr. 50c., is a fall of 6fr. (et ..**4biOo/E
resterday's quotations. Railways are fine, he obtained
nit the transactions in these securities , o the debto
' atom
ire very limited. In foreign stocks Italians .
.. from cast
lave risen We. for cash and 25fr. foe . ;anon to ri
too:runt. Turkish and Americans show also i of the mists
flight tendency upwards. On the whole the •-• tr
osettir
cit Si
general aspect of the Bourse is decidedly more es. woe before
:enraging, but there is nothing which promises say •I °7, fro
great movement. There are rumours of • TOM . far lasals
„tor, bat
1,400,0001. for Roumelia, to be brought out on the . of Mr. On
strength of the Prince's recognition by the Sultan, . He um
Kees of its
counsel
THE FENIAN TRIALS DT CANADA. ..
c the air
batiss•
totr case
(NY ATLANTIC remnant.) spoil seem
, the bank.
TORONTO, Ocr. 26, ter hearing :
The Fenian Colonel Lynch ham been sentence; Honour ei
. of shop]
to be hung. o deed wt
d grant the
geed ask 4
DEATH AT GUI'S HOSPITAL. , to whist')
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Mr. Wm. Payne, the Southwark coroner, held em
inquiry at Guy • Hospital, last evening, respecthmms
death of John Auld, aged 7.1 years, who was slim{
to have died nadir clontnetanoes of a singular cludete. Tag
I dames Alford, brother of the deceased, said that ea Ms
; 26th ult. the deceased was at work ►at Messrs. Oa/NI/yam
Palmer's, tanners, carrying on business at WMn.s.
buildings, Bermondsey. Ile was holding a bide, which so
being trimmed by the steam paring machine, and ese d tam AND
the knives of the machine caught in a hole in the bide , hews loom
his left hand and arm were drawn into the machine. NW lity's erli
' nest heard his screams, sad upon going to his sasisteasshe , • nr
found that his hand had been cut off and that his anew • , were Woo
been dragged in underneath the revolving knives. Ns •••- (ad, and M
; was got out of his dangerous position, and he mess name s..
Ito the hospitaL The occurrence was accidental. Aerates,
John Alford, father of the deceased, said that beam if rs.ffesised:
foreman at the factory. He was standing by the • canna
knives when his son war dragged into the machins7bl ; n'' • net loan
could not assist him, fce he became paralysed, endued ,• . taxed we
and looked at him. ' ••• .
I Mr. Humphreys, house surgeon, said that when the ds. '''' LltYren
ceased was brought to the hospital his left arm had to be • •ty went
' ; amputated. His left band had been cut off, and themes a. ... ~ Mr. 1
' a large out just below the elbow. He expired on Thunlq asked M'
from py..enua from the accident. • Ns iv&
The father said that his son had died from the tuatara • "He 1
he had received in the Cornelius Ward of the hula "' twice a
When brought into the hospital he had been placed is Ns. and said
2 bed. While there two perm= died in the No. 15 led, ..k and sal
which was the opposite one to his. The two deaths tak a • that th
place within seven days. One person who died was Si ..... • do's ni
man who was murdered near Greenwich, lad - . Il_perqu
whose case was in the newspapers. His se He Pr,
I was taken out of his bed and he war plead the rest
in the bed where ho had seen the two i get it 1
sons die. He sobbed and cued, and said, " '' I ofr...Rt.
the
nos 'l do you take me from No. 2 and put me in No. 15f ua e
maid to witness, " They brought me here to die. MO ism , 'Di the t
I 3 died hero, and now lam to die." His heart broke. Es . ting V
',_ • .tthed, cried, and shivered, and then went ruing mad. and we.
The breaking of his heart was the cause of his death. ' the ha
s A juror said that placing the deceased in that bed wall time, bra
it ' certainly affect the nervous system. purchase
[. ; The Coroner said that it was remarked at the time d fie had the
. death of the Prince Comport that he had been plead ill Medlin
s the bed in which George the Fourth and Witham fa • st the
to Fourth had died, and people thought that it was very odd, • this el
The tither of the deceased could communicate with Dr. 7.n of M
C' . Steel, the medical superintendent of the hospital.
e- ; The father said that the reason he bad spoken was that • Abut
1,, on Thursday a lad of 16, with a broken thigh, had bes :weeny w
' seen by the doctor, and the doctor said " Them ism his goods
U-
hope." The lad woe then placed to die in No. 15 bed, is ashen or
4. which his son had died. 11114 ire
,1 A juror—That's the dying bed. .. , base
eel I Another juror said that the jury ought to inquire Ms .- . all
•e- ' the circumstances of the deceased's Tensors! isle the lied,
for if his death had been acceler.ited by anythmg that. had '
occurred it would be a question for them. iant .1
si- The Coroner said that he would send for the ward aures. Jockey's
an The court was not • court of inquiry into the tuamgemal .le boy,
of the hospital. Nothing is perfect. The good that I • 111. of
ho done at the hospital is very large, and sometimes NV 4 • , age
to (the hospital authorities) may 410 a little wrong, and who •ry Rose
!pi it is done it ought to be investigated. „ were el
' Mr. Humphreys said that the deceased was moved firm ion of i
:e- the
en foortne
ilitedle.intowtheuhe oatheper.obecan
diesns tthhee
iscothkinger bed
of value Mew
is always removed. . ti
In- The nurse said that only one person had died in the MI lof reef
vas to which the deceased was removed. A child had died is th &bad
it • few hours before the deceased was brought into Nis , Nioc
to ward. de ID
airs The father said that his son told him that he hid 11/111 the pri
tea two persons die in that bed in seven days ; one of tbes les we,
pleas
' was an old gentleman who made his will before he died.
Vs The nurse said that that gentleman had died in the sat les app
lay bed. The deceased was put in the No. 15 bed beaus N
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, was a better and a more comfy.' table one than his arm
"11 He was placed in it by the doctor's order. The yews, the
were
to was delirious before his death. A few hours before dale
d lb
,n •s a screen is always placed round the bed. len the
Mr. Humphreys said that the deceased had been MI6
one fora week. flab
e mom
the The father repeated that his son had died of a helm
t they
„ heart. ice had
sof The jai returned • verdict of " Accidental death."
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,• The weather is overcast, with fog in many places.
• i . the southeast and east more rain has fallen. The Ma& take I
It s much in direction. Temperatures have risen in the softly: umbr
oned west, ma ees.orstmc pressure is unstad). In am
tither
first
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and ! Down to Thursday, forty witnesses had beesThe i
just examined in the trial of Risk Allah Bey at "lit tents
are One of them, a doctor of medicine at Antwerp, gab '" Id hiss
rmy. this effect: " When I entered Really's chamber .S. .th Ith
cm. body was in the attitude of one who stePa, lb. . I
,ass
head being turned towards the wall. We coodadsli
ation ye at
from the autopsy, that death must hare btl2_, Perm
gling
, quite instantaneous. Only on the supposition is: er w
Mr. I
rho,pliTtveorn_ talhetereilb°dycoabadld we believe ems: moved
isantod ihtsfi aPceicassticGiiie; outik :I
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corpse
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aetnteprlace4Readl avowal,
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no suicide most certainly." All other evidence hitherto la_
) mint od ooufirm this view. The prisoner's demeanour on Thmous, ring
dis
„ showed • singularchange. He seldom rose from his asst' r,
raded when he did it was with less alacrity ; his interroptise, I cH
result the witnesses were few, his emphasis of gesture sad sues Amo
nping not nearly so vigorous. During • great part of the asibi
i were eathtatwaezinedgdo, aotzeLmeachwieekths,onaut
e pur-
buried in both hollow palms.
es so
t and s ___, _so.- 1 ina.,l Rtates was completed - ea
w_Th, e first silk-dress pattern ever made 0.211 tliti: orksse:
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