The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-07 00:00:00

Mr. Sabi
Mr. Pala P

you cm er received say mosey from

WltaTisi;—Nose whatsvir.

iiiertel-emicalion Wit:. Joyce the witness said that
in removing bodies from the hospital he did so under the
warrant of the meakial isspeuler Hverything in that
was dons in wordiest mak
pit.improvision• of the setM
sure he was allowed by the fix pauper burials wee
6e. 6d. for adults est d• M. for aluldran. Hs sent in •
tender to do it at thew pleas.
Mr. Osman, a erinseen, proved his certificate of Mary
Whitehead's death, whisk had bean filled up on the 2nd of
Fabroary, and elpiel by lds•
Mr. Herrios ass et the relieving dims of the pariah,
W next isaihd Is woe fits signature of the deindsat to the
notice of reoeval to the kapeater, dated the IM of Zebraary.
Mr. Alfred Paled, me Of dr Waken of maim, at Huy •
Hospital, predated a Mon of the reespime et the Win at
the acepttal, the lbw at width It wee resolved, sold the war-
rant of us rand eihdasel bow list.
Mr. Mark ateddeek, ea aceessenst at Guy's Hospital,
said that in the year 1866 he bad paid the dedtWint LPL 10a,
and In 1867 261. for hie trouble In making sot the matificatee
and return/.
Mr. Robinson—ls that in 1111•61:11 to bodies

about both. ; that is not in
my department. I geed his them ameante for the reports
that are made to ma. I cannot my bow many bodies these
amounts refer to. The amount la made up of something
under 10s. for each certificate. Ima not prepared to say it is
ten &Wiese for each body sent for. In croesesamination,
the witnem he had made these paymrmt to Feist ea •
gratuity, in the same way uhe had paid merlons masters
since 1849.
Mr. Ilifdeposed to Feist being • servant of the parish,
sad having no authceity whatever from the officers to dispose
of bodies, altar which Yr. F.obinson applied for a remand,
which Mr. Elliott seceded to, admitting the defendant to ball,
hhnself in 401, and two sureties in 201. each, to appear on a
future day.
THAMES.

lohrt liwwwairlierWk Murphy, Ordwrine Orawky
Chilwriwo Ha and Awry lima, were again charged
with the wilful m of Henry Morgan, the policeman, and
further remanded for the production of Kelleher by writ of
babes, corpus, and the conclualcrn of the Inquest:
Mr. Belie inquired of Inspector Griffin as to the condition
of datemed's widow.

InspectorrePlied Out she was left with three children,
but he did not know whether or not she was destitute of the
means of support. Oa the death of every policemen a pinny
was rubecribed by each member of the force, and this pro-
duced about 211. Ths deceased would be buried at the ex-
pense of the Commbnioners of Police.
Mr. Selfe told the officer to apply to him if the widow
should be boa/ to be in went.

B•Nosi Gillis, adriver in the ieit-iloy of the Londe&
Oinerell Omnibus Compemy,Was charged with cawing damp
to a saloon omnibus, to the amount of 20.., by careless
driving.
Kr. Sleigh conducted the prosecution; and Mr. Lewis ap-
peered for the dahndant.
On the ahem= of basing-day the saloon omnibus, driven
by a am named Frisch, en ocossiomi driver, started on its
y him Putzwy-bridge, the dehmilent having precededrawhYhis cismibos about half • mint& On reaching the
corner of leading r Church-street, the de-
indent wed the when pawed him, but at the
wawa ct Pima stepped his vehicle.
After twine heing there hr • Weds the salsas started, and
he wee dellowed by the dehnirest. On weft the shop of
Mr. Fliebstrog beleher, ed alwhich Rued the proprietor's
the dellindent times his Mews to the
gide et Ise ealem, end in oosisqnsnos if the
thermithilue big very surow, time was not
endisient :pew he Mut to paw between the net and the
whim The was that the dedindret's wheel
caught Oa ef•ide of the Wass, and forced it upon
the pigment. It stria* the other wheel and drove
the pole of the ashen aphis' • Mum and French was
thrown etthe ben sod injured. Per the 411611011 it was urged
that the deindenee mainine wee fret In pais up Church-
street, and that bathes On Milks the user wheel of the
saloon was wen the penementond Preach, in the endeavour
to pass the ether, cased dahMentthe to come In contact
with him, and that the occumme vas purely accidental.
Mr. Nihon inquired if the defendant had been punished
before.

Tb; admire said be bed &ha boo several years sad
bad MR boa esmaoshed babas.

Mr. li. Gamin therm d canker driving proved,
mind saldoio be bad not Wan pnaidiad before, he would not
Wag the tall penalty. Ho dud him 40.., and alao the 20..,
A. amount oftlio damage.
Tlio wart was immediately pad.
GREENWICH.
_ _

lAeatas Genoa, a carman, in the employ of the Messrs.
Cochatell, coal merchants, Blackflies*, and Marla Noss,
ostler et the New Cross Inn, Deptford, were charged, on
mooed, kekee Mr. Becker, the former with stealing, and the
latter with fabulously receiving, a quantity of horns'
provender.
Prom the evidence of detective officers Crouch and
Brown, It division, it appeared that on Saturday afternoon
they saw %swell take a bag from his coal van, when Moss
called him into the stables with it. Suspecting that it wee
the horses' food which was being illegelly disposed of, they
lisiened, and Brown heard Moss bargain to give °Gowen
fourpetc• and a pot of bear ; shortly after which OcesreU left
theologizer with the sack he led token in emptied.
On informed that they were two constables sad had
ma him dlepoee of the corn to Moue, the ostler, he confessed
to the fact, and said he wee • poor fellow from the country,
sad should aot have done ea bat for the persuasion of the
cedar. On the stables being searched, about a bushel and
a half of oats were found in a cement cask, and other pro-
vender in another park
Mr. Cleary Rummdl Cockerel!, jun., said that salt was con-
sidered the ostler tree the most to blame, and men of his
elms were to the habit of tempting amen to rob, it wee
not the whh that he (Gasmen) should be severely punished.
Mr. Beaker asked if any one was present to speak to the
other earn found la the stable ?
The dim Brown mid he bed taken samples of It to
Nam. Illsemons and Motton's, millers, WestmtnNter, whose
vim had stayed at the same house, and it was the opinion it
farmed a portion Nerved out to their men. A person had
practised to attend, but was not then present.
Mr. Seeker remarked the offence with which the prisoners
were charged was of so aggravated a character that he
should have considered it lila duty to commit the pneoun
for trial but for the feat that the prosecutors were of opinion
Doswell had been tempted by the ostler to commit the rob-
bery. He then ordered Moss to be imprisoned and kept la
heel labour for two months, and Doswell to pay a fist of M.
or to be imprisoned one month.

INQUEST ON MIL HUNT, POOR-LAW DISTRICT
Aunrroa.—An adjourned inquest was bald yesterday, at
Warwick, touching the death of Mr. Hunt, auditor of the
and Warwickshire Audit District. Oa the eye-
ing of the 18th alt. Mr. Hunt let Oxford by the Oxford,
Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway. He was in •
tint-elms carriage, and appeared to be in good health. A
little past the Handborsugh station the train ran into the
auras, which had stopped in consequence of something
bong wrong with the engine. Mr. Hunt and others got out
sad walked along the road. Mr. Hunt stopped at a cottage
till • fly arrived from Charlboxy, whin he wes driven to the
Bail lan at that places whore he spent the night. He
had a hearty supper, drank two gleams of brandy and water,
and smoked two cigars. Nest (Sudsy) morning he walked
to the station. Oa the following day be appeared to be in
vod health. On the 20th he arrived at the Globe Inn,
Warwick, to a state el excitement, and sat down to dinner
yeah the family. Edam the mail was over he abruptly left
the table to go to hie room, bat was amble to reach It. Mr.
Blerkinsop eurpon,wee called in, and afterwards Dr.
Jeaffreson, bat Mr. Hunt died early on Tuesday morning.
On • poet modem examination it was found that he had died
from escape of blood caused by the bursting of au luxuriant
formed on the abdominal sorts. On the previous Friday
the decoded had alluded to the railway mordent, sad said
that he had fallen with his see on the elbow of the met in
the carriage. The medical men were of opinion that the
aneurism was first lacerated by the widest, and that the
laceration afterwards Inerease, bat that Mr. Haat would is
all probability have died at some time or ether from the
bursting of the aneurism If no saddest bed hepreeed. A
government inquiry Is to be made into the came of the mod-
dent. The inquest was adjourned till to-day.
SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE WAR.
DINOTON AND STOCIPORT RAILWAY —A very singular
accident ooeurred on Monday sight, at the Thel wall Station
of the Warrington and Stockport Railway, upon which tress
am run by the Manchester death Junction and Altrincham
Railway enormity, • gentleman, named Knowles, with
his faterr-ia-law (Mr. Hammy NthOCIONSAIT, of Salford),
and • friend, werapermeng Muse the high road to take the
train which let Warrington fir Mensirew at six o'clock.
When they were at a Hole diatoms *ems the station they
aaw tree approaching, awl
•they began to run. Mr.
110110181 had lest en arm when • boy, sad probably this dr-
eamer", mnirilialed to his inability to stop or shale his
eail as be mened the etettaa. Be ran so quickly that he
amid est reamer himself on re platform, and, although
awned tried to sees and stop him, he ran
ewer plaillorm and fa ea the railway. His body
dewed the lee of mile upon which the twine was
Andy apponehlag, bat WI hp were serene the off rail,
sad be was mashie to tee What the teeing was upon
Ilion. Ws lell leg vat eamietsly eanaleilleiser the calf,
end the Atli fees wee lers nearly sway trees the =kb.
The guard end stoker weak is him as soon as the nedilmt
was ,mdse,, ohms be ball tot lie hand, which emerised
104 end cilia the dais, "(let no a ticket," Wag errs-
randy iralle unersient et the Mrbthil krona be bed sea-
Waal. Ha was lilted nib Newilir hie the yin, oil car-
ried to Lynne, where be wee ownwred to the awes palhe-
beans, end three gurgsone were in ineralisto enewires.
Dr. J. O. Harrison, of , deo yoceedad Lynne
by special train, bat et the tine of •
Ms snivel the sea was
he • state of oak" one only the annesettio were oat off ;
einpaiation war met asserted to. The deemed
Mr
by lost no
bleed, Mr Ilpitwits had Men nod rood both .
Thenpos, of Cheellnwerea-Madiesk, who wav
es In the
bah. Be mak rerillgaher Ms mind id Lyme, and died
at 10 eels*, Mlle route thin sew be us altar the accident
sesonsi. He wee • cam of isilegenhat newsoad &best
▪ yam dare; las bee int a widow and two Whoa. An
inquest was held are Ike body yesterday, when • verdict
In 1103014=0, with the 41/00XYWIDIUNN err natorsad.—New-
diseisc Onerdins.
Lwow 011113ZAL 0101131711 COMPANL—Tras
resellat las the week *Oft tad Jon., 10,8061. br Si.