The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-23 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additiona) [TWOPENCE.

THE !4T4L POACHING APPBAY REAR HULL.
On Saturday last six men were charged Whitt a
his& of magistrates at the RNA Riding Bemiesis
B.V
, with being oonoerned in the murder of Me game-
keeps who was killed daring an affray with racoon
near Hu/l, the particulars of which have already been gives
in the Daily Aiwa. The following are the named the
prieszawa :—.Toesph Playforth, 20, labourer, Market Weigh-
tom ; Vetted 111.0ratb, 21, labourer, Markin Welgkasial
Charles Fraakiln, 30, labourer, Briggs • Thomas Johnny
27, labourer, Hull ; George Pell, 23, labourer, Bwafflame ;
and George Smith, 27 labourer, Beverley.
The prisoners maintained a most resolute demeanour
during the whole of the examination, which lasted nearly
three hours. Smith, in particular, who was comvleted fs
Chingtwo yams ego, and sentenced to twelve months'
isnament, conducted himself with great coo:nue and

unionema.
Mr. Beroshaw, of the firm of Lightfoot, Harshen,sad
Frankish, Hull, cooduated the cam foe the ressondesi The
primate Mill umishaded.
Afar ilia, indium le that given at thelnemest had Ann
Sa=sideiliat Gibs" of Beverley, wee fa the
worse of hie examisaiion he said that the two white pearl
button which he had pbeltedi. cm the spewal the GM
counter, and which he behoved to ems of the
pciaelears, he now found is the dotheewideli Jet
were ca the wishes he wee murdered. He drameliiisd the
oar having Blab Hafts ha proceeded be Market Weleekeyei
and a Maybe* at his enothee's harm his
wide the mue, Ple=rthett; I coo perviii that
I was sot there." Whore the home, and
found a kidded gas (predated). Mr. Shepherd, the gees 'nor
of Beverley House of Carnation, had e &sera" kto the
witness's presence, and it wee found to aside shot aed
slogs corresponding with these which bad hew extreme* d
from the body of the under-keeper, Goddess. Superfaam '-
deal Hartley apprehended 'Meath, at Market=
them os morg. Both the prisoners were
cooveyed to Bishop Burton, sea on hilinken into the pre.
SODOM of Goddess, he identided them, saying that to the bests
of hie knowledge; Playfortli was the man who shot him.
Witness said further that about ten o'clock the mess nighei
(Wednesday) he apprehended Smith at hie lodgings in
why, and before he had charged him with anything, Smith.
add, " I know what you are coming for, Mr. Gibson, but 10
em out of this mess, for I woe at Hull that night, and I wee
drunk. I left Hull about eleven o'clock, and returned about
four in the morning, having slept in a straw stack during the
night."
Mr. Brereton, surgeon, of Beverley, deposed to the nature
of the wounds the murdered man had received. He said that
Robinson ems • little better, having spoken a few wood' the
previous night (Friday), and there were now hopes of him
ultimate recovery, though he was by no means out of danger.
Goddess was Impeoving rapidly.
Supanntesdant Young said be apprehended Pell at • bme-
house in Drifted, on the morning of Wednesday. He had •
beadle with him, end on whams opining it be found it con-
tained, amongst things, a shirt, which appeared sa tt it had
bees lately washed at a rodde pond. On haring the
charge, he raid, " I am out of that mess; I slept at Garton
all night, and came hare about hail-put eight this
morniag."
There WAS no other evidence of importance tendered, and
after • short consultation the magistrates decided to set Pell
at liberty, being of opinion that the evidence was not maill-
°lastly strong against him, sad remanded the other peironeri
until Seturday next.
Another poacher was apprehended on Friday night se,
Selig, and examined privately at Beverley on Saturday ; but
we believe we are correct in stating that he was not ems of
the gang at Bishop Burton, though, it be rW, be hashed'
important intelligence to communicate.
It is also pretty well understood that ,the real murderer,
sal the meet violent members of the pug, ere yet at large,
Their names sad appearance ass, however, well known to the
Hull detectives, and there mm be little doubt that in • day or
two they will be la side hands.

811PPOEED FATAL LOBS OF THE CUBA SCSEW
BTIAIPBHIP.

Considerable anxiety was evinced yesterday along'
the river rding the fate at a new iron ,stew stewerehip
celled the = 1,600 tons barges, trading from the Timm%.
which Am reported to have foundered off the Leaffeneit
&Mae the mint heavy sastsrly gals, and it was hued lint
many of the crow had gone down with her. She keissgail by
Messrs. Robinson, of Mark-lane, the spats of ths
dl.'
Petersburg Iftsionnhip Company, and we undersemmd was am
from Waterford and Cardiff to Ladoga,. Mae hag;
sta=sfr panof cargo of ands at Cardiff, and will=
round the ImarLad to pursue her wane apart
Chernial, whin she sacountered • auccassiim des
seaterly winds. Ma laboured fearfully fer awn w
length sprang • fink. which entirely baffled . The!
Mid' mate, Mr. Mims@ E. Marsh, parodying ging
was so alma* of saving the ship, with tha
sad doyen 'made took to one of the boatkilgul
absadoind the vessel, leaving Captain Appleton, the meellift,
sad the rase cd the crew, 16 in number, on board *the Me.
leaving
another boat to follow them, but whether they
to getting away the mats is entitle to eta* Me
&rim= of ths- night and fearful weather that mmulMaisirir
mating them seeing the unfortunate steamer a Saw. adnatee
after they bad left her. The sea had extiriguiehed be, fins;
the skip yes quite unmsnagmble, and the water was two
fat shove the chief cabin (alien) deck. As near as the mats
could asks out, the chip was abandoned between 40 and 60
Min mares-west of &ally. The boat which took off the
male sad 10 hinds was buffeted about the ocean for 16 howls,
sad the poor fellows suffered much from t xposure end oold.
They were at length seen by the schooner Annie Grant, Cap-
tain Heath, of Dertmoutn, which was on a voyage from Zan*
to Plyrareath, who at ones bore down to them, and after
some dielculty succeeded in picking them up. On hearing
of the condition of the steamer and the ltkelthsed of Captain
Appleton and the other hands having managed to leave the
ship, Captain Heath bore up for five hours, in the hops of
bearing or resin something of them. No tidin=wenr,
Gould he gleaned, sad ths sobooner bon up for and
arrived share on Saturday. Bo long a time having elapsed
sines the stemmar was abandoned without any intelligsnoe
bang revived of the master sod the remainder, hasremainder, led to I
bobs( that May saws hays perished, bat it is poem** they
may hays been picked up by some outward-bound ship. The
Cubs was 800-horse power. BM Is reported not to bays bean
lamed at The names of those in the miming boas
me Caplets Moberg Thomas Appiston, master; Mr. Wildiieaq
ll'Orath,asected mats; James Camel* carpenter ; Willlard
Itteiteadees, Shied sate ; Prided* Parttime, took ; Robed
Nichol, Therms Pea, James Bass, Thomas Halt, sad James
Clams, seaman • William Jeffries, chid aglaitar •' Edward
Lease sad IlanW Gordon, basalt • Witheis Areelaws,
ThornsSevithea, and James Mahoney, boys.

DaTII6IQNED SUICIDIIB.—A young man, named
Henry Jamie Clattsrhata, of 16, St. Jareas-plaor, Flento
stead-road, was discontent, at shoat 6 &aka* yesterday
morniag, by some of hie relatives, lying an the floor with ids
throat cat, and a razor in •pool of blood by his side. Hs
ra
died within 20 minutes after his admission to U
College HospiteL The anfortunate young men wee
and was only 26 years of ego. Nu cause he. bets
for the aot. Another most determined suicide wandmadded yosteeday simmieg by lir. George_ 44
mere, • metimeatiod instmemat Laker, who NAM at No.
70, Si. Hemp's-road, Southwark. Be was found by his
wife to a pool of blood. Mr. Baer, surgeon, wee mat for,
when on esandsedon it me found that he aim had cut his
throat tram ear to ear with a moor. The cases is not known.
The deceased hes left a wife and thine children. He ved
bey negested In deo neighbourhood.
FSIURTFUL ACICIDENT.-011 Thurs-
day ese isromet was bald at Bristol on the body of William
Bastemma, s gams' dialer, who at with hie death fa •
Issue ibightdal mossier at kir. Fames raw mill. It amersm4
that abget ahem ethook t (sly genams in tbe mill were two
of Mn Weeloms, and dee driving-a
Me mil bed hem. It
ses• • slosni wew WU, of gems poem, welting with pat
repidieg. While the um ware magiemed • ma• aimed lie
werehowee. He appeared to boa mew ; welk:dos=
41i0 die dike wall dm sem dbesase, wad Um
Lary arm Ur am, In Mat of the mmine—whme he bad se
Rio foot dined, end he MI forwent ; se he Ad
the saw Wired ble had, end Woe it meld be Mopped, or
emielaSSl glom, die peer men woo deed. One pert al the
shag and Mad me oosegistely severed from the rest at the
remains by a transverse eat eziending from the left side of
Holey *Me heed. =lithe bridge of the nom, to the
Tight 111.4minsek wed
FIZZ 1111 A COTTON MILL AT BIADIPORD.—About
half-Pmt 'kiosk es Ilasilay morale& a Ors was Mem-
wed ti • mli desogied gi=e.
mallealdswerth tad John.
pfiseethenoglemers, t, New Leeds, Bred.
Ininmation imanediesdy conveyed to the Bridoe4
vetoes, and he a very deed Mee the Corporades
as
edeake am brigades wore 4U the spot end amisred
sem id tanew% the promos of the NM& The 3nbraise sfa • small milairreces overt ballerlsomea, at
Somtumid. Med tho ellsrle of the films
withdi-
meldn the astaing MI the mramenkeetka the
brio tedeldeg Me heiler-home. In this tbsp IMO
eveskashi, dall-ladhed ewe fed tire wee endued ; the
Mosey him eiensot te the boiler-Mme end
the near abae. The damage M redeemed at 6001., which is
mewed by Mieuranoe. It to net known bow the are arid-
The Agra and United Berviee Bank has, we bemn,
bases registered as the prima* of limited liability under Me
met met
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