The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-22 00:00:00

SPAIN.

In the ooursa of the interview which Lord Emden
lately had with the Emperor, his Majesty armed
him that he would never interfere in Spain except for
the purpose of maintaining Teal •J' on the tilrose,
and then only with the ooneurrenos of England.
The produce of church property already sold under
the law of derarreortahos amounts to no less tarn

176,000,000 fr., and the peopoition that the whole
of this enormous sum should be refunded is
supported by the Qum. It Is therefore
by no means ertain that fOrtris will be dross
enough to adhere to his arm-seed resolution that
faits meousplie shall not be interfered with. It Is
quite upon the cads that he may mradily share the
fate of O'Donnell.

The Gazette of the 20111 paN;ehes a royal deem
&daring that the sequrrreation laid on the property
of lb* Clesen-Metter Is revoked. Another royal &
me meted@ In extensive saw rty for all the oondem-
satires incurred in °ow:quince of the events of July
Let.

The Swaim Memory announoes that Switzerland
demands to 1)3 ropeorantr4 at tho l'at:a Conform. 3a
wbewner the Neufchatel question 'bail b, azaszinsd.

BRITISH AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
(11Y lumen° TIILINZAPII.)
(710 X ova own amatroxresirr.)
LIVERPOOL, WIDNISDAT.
This morning, at eight o'clock, the Montreal Oceen
Stemwebip Company's screw-stetuner Indian, Gpt.
beim arrivcd in this port with the mail.
The 'adieu left Quebec on the 11th inst. with 134
passenger, bat no specie.
The Arago, from Southampton, had art:red at
New York co the Btb.

COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK, Oar. 10.
Many was Brut but net plentiful, at T is: rent.
Stocks dull and lOwor.
Exchange on Locate, 1091.
The breedatuff market .turehanged. Procaleas
dm.
Freights mitered.
No other sow.

The following private letter, which we have t-3S
permitted Us publish, proms that the Pannone
have am stood inactive daring the late dreadful visi-
tation t bat this does not diminish the honour due to
the benevolent ]Bag'+•h connected with the Wend.
MADEIRA, dion. 22.

On the 17th tostaat I had the great gratification
to maw year had letter of the dch, iaferedag no of the
ran a geeereisly eabenibed k leglead for the haat of
the peer seams face dolma lathe Weed. .ad abetting
sae to •aw ca Toe for 70L, wt!el: I have th'i day dose. r
sada : •

Sept. 20, 1856. • My draft at three days' slot l
favour of.Jeo. Gomm doe Santos, 701.
Pena this amount I ham &dusted 101., already paid to
Mr. Here; and 101. to myself for private dista:batioa,
agreeably to the kW keteustleas of Uemeaant-Colonel
Ansa.
At the pa:Sealer raped done easslleat grrea ter, with
the approbation of Mr. Baymna, I lam ped bate the bends
of the treasurers of the polite lespltal sad the poor.bease
100 1110111116 mob, betel ender mere than 40k; the re-
sadader we will lay mg Y eseding asettles aid other
augury objects. Toe esiselles elf dregs sad media' sow
forms Is jut what wee regained.
Depnved as we an of the aid of oar late dear sad excel-
lent felted, Dr. Roos, Mr. Derma and I have eadeautared
tt falai, to the best of our ability, the 'mentions of the
sobeeriberu by apply's, tholes& te emu et dames, roars-
lammee, or Awellauseottesever Visas say be moot smut ;
sad Mr. Seehiert omesuresd with me b Waking that this
mold be beet W dividing thus with the authorities
as weft as with privets Wtrlduls, who, from their paid's,
areal se distribute thus with advantage. The geyw bas
hate islisfallgeble to his onertiess. lie shrtied frees his
priyommit. la Agana% a @apply both of Mil sad
medisimes, sul swig
sessideed a glispenmay in his own sealaseee,
and two seep Mebane is the tows, from while ho bus
hitherto hotted USW Mhos of well-dressed rise sad .eat
daily;
to bat se hie mem nearly eabageftd. be re-
quested me monies, rimr beady, sad
visepr, in aid ef diele eZataiwilmt ehjer''. Thadsician of the Foetid also r
drugs, and to tom Imbue glom set=reet of isettielese.
It was verkeeemmuswelest he ilenesr thee the esoildses
were near all la *M ssi el and the rupsegve
ofteial spot see bud emuneelettsus of the
qualities. Prom the WOO, es oemolos oseoloaq amiss
aro Goat to the gorgeous of emetry perldus. eel Ms mull
betties of the salutes% poopured by Dr. WMiess. Sad
most faster la these ranee. parO,where Mir
I is conmened-
tog modielefs domain abounA `With a view of emesdleg
Memel el meesatratieg the dhleibelsa. we have applied te
plasm hemmed la Mauna dldent dletelovs, awed whisk I
Rey arm. Clummeede. Chide Greado. 2.. Roque. the
meat, We paned (lee Oessale), Sew Lender,
Seats Cm, the Beradee et Cams Donahoe, sad Paschal.
Them mpplies ham bees seeibled to residents poreseally
sequalated with the peer crewed them and eutellme them
Imo, by private Amity. who will tors illlol SO the beet
asseset. We have sear imoidedlitootlllsomilloos to Ikon 101 M.
to 20 b.. et the eseefteuf• amble* IS Moan of ma
veleseeata, asmivers, la diluent piens, awl aro else
individualsmat get I stow wake are km to shoat 60
is this 'lmmediate eettithearheod.

so. In as pionsisa d b;s liskety's seal.
It we bid bad thaw Is lory asy geoid boys ben Yrs-
last*, I bat dor astound WM Obi* MSS MOW to sa
Ineadelise) see daily sapested, se that Day we Dot spilt.
sedsjest at prosset.
Tie web open bliossif tbe tees &Dewy of sit
tie beldiss blordlaostreselds die the duty will!' I.
wieususwat It Miss to mit It, basift no
power le de so blawelf.
The dimes Is nearly WOW is Pas bat, themk a we
New ail thew wens as wet to be toe goddess. The lfv
boos physidsoo. boirever, wire how swirled Iktrassivos
Noyes' Sok storwitik bat% new ham .• to M to the
within paddies. se OM oii_*wass & .bbd gbydernas
is wet soqdred. lbw Melon salad dram
Lisboa sorbs la Avast, baba by De. Mlle, *beg MIN ear
lesented Mead Dr. Dew, hosimod eat at the 41•01 latlas-
boa of Iswww. sad ribs IWO M voserts. soy bowever, to
Wawa boo to by seediest gal jnowesied tidy. Noss of
ow daises have tbsiwedess Maio .andl sM sr. dhows/4
about tbs toaatry saids =Seal% where It lan psysib.
sad trims, the raided woo 4114 of Um ant vistiren
Beata Lem sad Porto &term were suoitood to be trio
tilt within thee raw dam bat we boor this the disease Is
roduft Gypped's Awe. Mose Intl& have dial of
sbelsni. The newest k Ile Musa Word est to onset.
240. 0.. Is Aston boo limeidwo Mlles. I an set pro-
posed *lll the itatbdes of lbe wIMIs stertallty mews tin
settee malaise. woe ors Soy sil

••• 11.4 •

THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE
SURREY GARDENS

The *Tideless Oliert yesterday from M. 0.:, ser.-.s
of the eelesafteri trident in the Made HA at the &mil
°Ardent on &endow right, of wtbM, go for es it bee gaze, a
mpert le given below, proves prat., o..t'nel'y the way la
which the oisfor.anate poems who wore killed enmity the+,
death. Prom that and addition., ober 0.0.1 end inqui-
ries maids yesterday on the spot it (snow cart-6u that death
fa every ems amid upon the &neer stone et.'ve-.e Ind-
ia( from the firm gallery to the stipend-floor, it the north-
western tower of the bu'ld'ug. It le P'.l a fad that eve./
one of dm pet.s ts knlod est or et o l dur;ng the set Het
anti the skim was given 1.1 that genes); Irldlrb‘t
Is whips mere remediable than all elm—the very in
divider's who rime by this violent sad were meld, those
newest the pima of wait, rid who were the B et to ion for
safety at the earliest mealtertation of the pale. The

man ihweed Heard, the yosag WO3lllO sasiied Johesoa,
He....et Barlow, Ws. Skipper, rad probebly Heeded
Hatbeae rin, ell env, ,watedlaely w.thla the doorway
less ig oa to lbs fat,' ee, hid were, therefor*, one
would bare theeple, la the best pc• ible pantos Nr sleet
t..g a sots retreat. They were l'ireefee the test to res.
But, el *he a-happily proved, it was tee otherwise.
They wets ell Noddle' to death on the stales— eras the
Wong rase, Sewed hued, of all woo the Eat l'ltely to
be able to hold ciao lea crowd.

It is probable tot Heard, from b's posittost near
the door, as deeet:bed by b's rela•'vcr who a' ompev'ed
rm, wet the ll• at to mete for the door when the alum wee
Medea, that in presipitatioa he mode a false clop es ha
began the descent, was heeled headless; down the stein, and
toeld not mover his footmen, sad thot the wastes, John-
eon, Barlow, sad Skipper, who we'll from their position
be immediately follow *cg hsta, fell over rm as he lay, sad
were with him trampled to death by the crowd hom behind.
Those who remained gale!, la the building null the son-
steraation bad pitied away, as might have been expected,
, fared beet, and We, wish the meleacholy fate of those who

were the ant to see, camels • pr•etiaal lesson so to how
me% Nil rod wom•e ahem's' behave In a ism"+•
emergency, in a wit crowd, hav:rg regard
tl.ke to their os a individual safety and to that
of every oss around them. After the beiutrade
gars way to this premiss of the crowd there was as example
of female heroism sod the form of manna love dawning
a pada, record. Bamanah Heard, • young married
woman, her husband, sad their little boy, with malty Whew,
wen jammed up on the st•'rs and unable to make my
progress one way or the other. Bile eteol nearest
the Wombed*, sod to save her little boy from saffcratioa
she held his a considerable time over the head rail by the
arm* above the wig of the ate. s. At that time • man—
probably George Lane, sow ia Gars Hospital with a
comminuted fracture of the right ann—was wedged so
forcibly against an iron p'!'•• which supported the
stairs that she sad her hothead maid dielsastly
hem the Wass of I.'s ura soap amoral times.
When the balsstnd• gave way her basband put his
ITS round her and kept bit from felling through the gap.
she standing while he did so on only one leg, with the other
hanging over the edge of the stain, mad still holding her
little boy over the gait. By and by the precwe slackened,
and she ins relieved from this perilous position. The has-
band at this noment took hold of a woman stmding near
his la the crowd to prevent her from fella& sad he Mend
she was dud. It is remarkable, as showing how gregarloos
a erowd is, that though the meets of exit from tke

am so limy, the grsiter part of the people la the Ant go'.
lily, where ell the Weehirf wet done, appear to have made
for sae door, there befog at least three Wien equally con-
males% and affortVng equal fealties of map.
It soy be stated that Mr. Spurgeon is still nffeiNg so
severely from the shock he remivitd on Sunday stung,
Nut hts friends have found It setemary to rents bin oat
of town. He wee munsoned to Mired the inprit held
loot night, bet wrs stable to ham Norwood, where
he has been staying slice Straday, rad a meant certificate
to that "Meet wow sent t the coroner. It app er.i that the
calamity whist occerred Wfl not lessened by some %Item-
tires given by ldr. Spurgeon himself, apparently from the
beet motive". Is order that the people who "Mudd on
Sunday evade/ might not be Woad to roam about the
gardeas, and that they right (=flea tatersalve• to the
legitimate porposee for which the gardens were on that
evening specielly opened, he ordered that ell the entreaties
ea the aide of the building opposite the principal door should
be dont, a eitesootneo which promoted the people from
obtaining 'goo bona that olds et Me het and Waled a
general rash to the placket door, which wt• soon blosked
up by them who were making nob desperate efforts to
map.

Cine who "was not only an eye witness of what took
plus, bat cm of ttooe knocked down god traltplid upon,"
writee—" When the alma was gives maths AM rush took
place, I could not help being borax by ths .rowd tower&
the door; bat a mamba of pimple (inon and woman) hav-
In lanes, I way boosted down over thou. the orowd eon-
Musing to pr• e over el, and over thoe who f." upon U.
"I fortanattly bad a stout stick with as, which, hat 'lg
pleated ryaNst the Acre, close by the wall of the prow,
enabled a. with ay right am, Nay left mon( on the fluor,
to keep hoes prtat'ig too elooely against the faces of two

wawa who was Indio no, sad who append Onady
alum seffeested. TM dew mar when we Lad tam
limbs Mem dosed by the pollee, whisk stopped the
mud ties preolieg over It, we were fa • short time ro•
lined from ow. vnfortavato podtios, end oosblod to
got Ip.

-
"Interned to within thirty feet of the platfarat,as I forth
that the cltraymaa and the congregation were sagged in
slagiag, sad I am 'stalled tint at that time the former wt.-.
not awn* that any fate! accident had marred. Whoa the
dogleg was over Mr. Spurgeon and bit deacons endeavored
to addren the people, bet all to no purpose—the none cad
COIOSSIOI were so great. After an ineffectual attempt to go
on Mr. Spurgeon Intimated that he saw no on la trying to
reeds, sad that he would read eat a psalm, during the
dogleg of which he wished the meltitude to disperse pada-
ally. Beteg near the preacher, sad thinking that luny
would remote to hear him preach, sad so is.e pother time
s disperse than 'he singing of a psalm would have afforded,
I immediately called oat to him that it world be safer to
preach, sad, hautbois having joined in the call, he sod he
would be very willing to go ea, rod immediately gave oat
his tent.
" It seems to me that the clergyman deserves gnat credit
for remaining in the pulpit sod trying to rim me the pro-
media's, for, bad he quitted his position, it would have
enusteaeuced the slum, sad it caaaot be difficalt to gang
what would have been the oonsequesees.
"Mr. Spurgeon gave out his tent—which, however, Sp•
peered to many of us to be • meet unfortunate one, nisei-
daring what had occurred sad the mature of the place is
width we were asegmbled—' The sane of the Lord is la the
house ofjtke wicked.' Another rah immediately took
place to the doors, sad I took aa opportunity of leaving the
handle; by the north-gut door, where a fewer number of
people wen moving oat, sad felt thankful to get art to the
gardens, sad so to the street. The clergyman soon after
felt he could not proceed, sad he desisted, when the greet
soogregation dispersed without say further accident.
" I therefore thick Mr. Spurgeon acted for;tha beet by
attempting to preach, as there eau be no doubt that it gave
ernifidetta to many until a salkirat cumber were out to
usable the others to disperse more quietly.
" I have no interest in deluding Mr. Spurgeon horrid the
rouse of truth end intim. I bad never seen him nor hoard
him, nor had I seen the finny Magic Hell until Sunday
ennui."
There will be no service in the hall on Sunday neat.
The directors offer to allow the fulfilment of the contract;
but Mr. Spurgeon is usable, even U he were willing, to
*Motets.

THE INQUEST.

Yesterday afternoon an inquest, touching the
deaths of the unfortunate vino= who lost their lives by
the untoward oswarrenoe at the Surrey Oardees, was sew
seamed before Mr. Carter, the °Droner for Bast Surrey.
The names of the deceased are Grimm Skipper, aged 40,
Dobson-terreee, suet Doddingtowsrove ; Harriet 'ohms.
aged 20; Harriet Barlow, aged 30; Elizabeth Meade, spa
43; Harriet Mathew, aged 18; and thread Heard, aged
21, of Allistetreet, Beruseudeey.
The whole of the bodies were at the +(About, eatopt
Moat of Mrs. Skipper, sad they presented • shocking spy's,-
met, their Criteria eshibitingl painful evidence of the vie-
ham of their deaths.
Mr. Wood, the eeesetary to Mr. Spare:eV' *apt fa
Pak-sired, sad Mr. Low, of the first of Lew sad Potters,
of _

one of the demos; Win la surd.
saes to width the yareeediap sad to give say lakeraistion
that isiglit be reglad/ed.
Mr. Millie, solicitor to the vestry of Bt. Mary, Newing-
ton, wee she in 'Madan* to was* the mending&

Several of the Creators of the Surrey Modem Complay
. - .

were likewtse present. Before the jtui were swore,

The.Ceroner said it au, penes connected with the prdens
had been summoned on the jury he would put it to them
that it would be MOM pi admit ti state the hut, in coder
that their name might be sr. uelt off the lit.

Mr. Oliver said hewn a ebtreholder, end so far bad oon-
anion with the girdsos. He was willirg to retire.
The Carona said that const,hited a d;.gueliestlrl.
Mr. Oliver ascordingly withdrew. and Mr. Pigott, who
bad likewise been semmoned, withdrew, as wet nodentoc
from the same cause.

The jury having bun 111014 consisted of the following
gentlemen :—Mr. Edward C. Donna, Foreman; Mr. John
Memland, Mr. Samuel Steams, Mr. William Agar, Mr.
George Bedfeta, Mr. Wi"H•m Boyles, Mr. Wil W-
1... id, Mr. Sidney Foster, Mr. °rugs Bhattleworth, M•.
Hobart Way, Mr. Eieb••d Scott, Mr. James Ouratt, V-.
W. B. Beal, Mr. T._11.. Moloch, and M•. Jot" Lo,k

The Coroner eel be t•avted they would endeavour to
twortee, as far es poselble, the new of the deplorable
eswity through wheb thew uofortduate individtwle had

come to their deaths; end in order to erne at • jut eon-
elusion, they should, if possible. d'•'a'w (-em their onto,'+
all that they had heard or read about the matter. Their
duty would be to inquire on the part of the Crown bow the
parties in question came by their deaths, and if anyone wee
legally resposeible therefor. One of the bodies was lying at
Dobaceeteirram, war the Gardena, and he proposed that
they should inspect it when it err', which w‘ohl render it
cassosemay to hold mother inquiry
Tbn was acceded to, and the jury then proceeded in en
osanibmi to view the body of Mrs. Skipper, and to inspect
the Melo Hell. They wars absent about au boor and e
half. Oa their return the following evidence was adduced:
John Heard, tanner, No. 8, Alio-street, Bermondsey,
identified the body of Samuel Bend, who, he stated, was
ble brother, and said—l want with him to the Surrey
Oedema on Sunday &demon' to beer Mr. Spurgeon. We
arrived there at ten r "antes before 6, and went into the
Out gallery. ion r•iates ore quitter of en hoar after the
commencement of the tert.ce I heard a dreadful confusion,
and en ingering what wr• the clue, some one about me
said e supposed fire." We all made a rash to get to the
staircase. I lost sight of my brother, and sever saw him
olive after I first beard the confusion. He had bees ma-
Manly standing close to me. I saw no appeases's! fin,
end I do not know to what part of the building the alum
first took place. I fell down the sten, not over them. The
pressure was very great, and a number of people fell upon
me. A policensee pulled me out afterward+, end pulled off
my boot in doing so. We were almost close to the door
when the alarm was raised. It was the prewar* from ba
hind that forced me down. The galls:, was my fall when

we wen, bat them was roam to pan bstwas as and Ms

Po"ce-oonst•ble Verney, P 213, said—l was on duty on
Sunday right in Pentoe-plasts, at the math entrance to the
Surrey Chalons. After the float I went Into the Maio-
hall. When the hall was costly cleared I went on the leads
of an adjoinieg build•ag, where I was informed than were
two or Irmo bodies, sad then saw the deceased man Heard
sad two women. He was lying on his hark and appeared
to be dead. With the satistrue of other potions I removed
btin through the window to the bottom of the staircase, end
he wan there easa•ned by Dr. Otway.

Susannah Heard—l am wits of William Heard, cousin of
the deemed Samuel Heard. I aounspanied him and John
Hurd, my husband, end my little boy, to the Surrey
Gardeos on Sunday evening. We all went into the first
gallery and stood behind the back seats, about two yards
front the door. About 20 minutes after Mr. Spurgeon came
there wee a rub made to the door by those in the gallery.
It appeared Stet to come from the gallery above an We
wen premed on. I did not see Samuel, the domed, after
the Ant sash. I and my husband end my little boy got out
of the window at the top of the stairs on to the leads of a
port'on of the building, end riled to get away that way, but
could not, and we returned. My husband and my little
boy were the Slat to get out of the window. There were no
poisons bid ow the leads then. Whe■ we returned this
were four or An pieces lying on the leads apparently dead.
I did not then see that Samuel Heard was one of those that
were lying then. One of the men that were lying there
wet not grit, d:ad. I thick tv,tt the person who were
lying there must have been put tiara by the pollsenun:
When we wore on the NW" we could not get up or down.
Poneeenan were at the bottom and no one could get by.
We could not move up or down, and the people were getting
over our bask,. The bentetters were then broken. My
cousin flemeat moat ~... lost Ins rite on we .a.. 40,64 below
the e.t.a.., My husband was bruited, and has net weaned
since. When the barniaten broke one of my legs hung
em, mid I wen near falling over. The people from the
upper galleries kept jumping over us. They came over is.
shoulders. My shoulders are quite son with penes' jump-
ing OM them.
Albert Fu'legar—l em a writer end parser, aid live '1
Great Cuter-I'3e, Doctoze.crnamona. I wee one of the

collectors at the scath-elet entresce of the Hell, opposite to

the atakeele when the hemline!" fell. I bad just Beata gess-
Ousts, a reporter of the Chroxicle, upstairs, end was look-
ing up to see if be was golog right, when he wt.+ drives
back by a ash and pushed down, and, is his fell, he knocked
sae done. There wu a ash from the body of the ha'l;
they saute towards my entranoe, and a gentleman earthed
opea the door. I was forced away. I got ander the Main
and Into the body of the hall, sod mode my way to the
opposite staircase. I maw a boy fall from the banisters. I
picked Wen op. I taw a somber of people on the stein.
One of them was dead. I got over the people end poised
up the stain. I saw persons laid down on the Mono
lendfog of the sten. I picked up two females. They were
both insensible, sad were lying on their fans. One of
them is Harriet Johnson, one of the dtheued women, end
I the other was her sister. I took the one that is alive oat and
laid her on the gram outside. Harriet Johnson I left oa the
stairs. I saw amen lying on his back on the same lading.
end his leg up the stairs. H. was losessible. I raised
bin up and pot him against the window, and
. . . .

ease person took him of me, sad laid his on the leads.
The penes I so raised was the men Samuel Heal.
They were enabled to get him out of the window by the
people ceasing to press forward when we told them the
bannisters bad given way. They gave way while I was
carrying one of the young women out. There were twelve
or fourteen persons (ellen down upon the landiog, one upon
another, and the people behind could not get over them.
The stain below were clear. Persons were attempting to
descend by the rails, and others were sliding down the
pillars. I did not se* any one fell over after the bannisters
broke. I sew a woman banging over, held only by am-
eow who had hold of her round the waist. I have no
knowledge of what gave rise to the rash. The newspapers
have it that the boy who fell was dead, but he was not.
He was taken home, and was not e 2 much hurt as was
thought.
Mr. George Mathews, of 22, Bridge House-place, New-
ington-causeway, clerk in the office of the Poor Law Com-
atheneum identified Harriet Mathews, one of the deceased,
as his sister, and stated that he lut saw her alms at flee
o'clock on Sunday afternoon, at his residence. She @attain
was going to hear Mr. Spurgeon. She was to be mom-
panted by her sister and a friend.
Police-constable Verney deposed to finding the body of
Harriet Mathews on the leads, lying by the side of Samuel
Heard. She was dead when he found her there.

William Johnson, stonemason, No. 6, Newnbam-terrace,
MMUS buildings, Westminster-bridge-road, Identified the
doomed Harriet Jobnson u his daughter. Last saw her
alive a llttle after sin on Sunday evening. She was then at
hum. Her sister went out with her. She was a dna-
soaker.

Login Johnson—l was fifteen last May. The last wit-
ewe is nay father. I live with hiss. On Sunday evening I
steompanisd my sister Harriet Johnson to tha Barrey
Gerdes'. We went into the hall, into the ant gallery. We
stood clue to the door at the tip of the stairs. After we
had been there three quarters of as hoar, my lister said,
" The house is felling," and we ten down the stair,. I bad
sot teener beard anything to lead to such an impression. I
tell, and a number of ►eople fell soon me. I mad my sister
were the ant that got into the staircase. I took hold of
the banisters and fell, the staircase heieg so narrow. I that
lost my reeolleaVon. I was afterwards raised up and taken
eat I did not hear any alarm given besides what my sister
said. As eon ev she told me the place wee falling I rushed
out. She did not speak loudly, but she might have bees
heard by a few people around us. When we rim out she
was behind me, and when I fell she fell upon me. I do not
believe my sister had any motive in selling out that the
place was falling.
A juryman—Al you rushed out of the dcor did you meet
say peruse coming down the other stairs ?
Witness—No, I did not. The staircase was free. As NOS
N I heard what my sister said I ran out sereaming. Othei
perms followed. I fell and they fell upon me. I took
hold of the banister rail to slip slows. I could not TIM
down fest enough, as the staircase is so narrow.
Thema Meade, coach-builder, 7, Love-lane, Stockwell,

lend Dad the bluer! 11lizahoth Maeda, who be said wet
ha wife. They hid four eoldren. L•t saw her alive a
ilwle elm bee o'clost or Sunday semis.. Sae went eat
to go w Mr. Spurgeon* o,th a little boy, aad a girl, his
WWII U. afterwards found the girl at the bospitaL
robe, Coestehle John Cole, P 166, stated that ►e solateml
to vas Mr.. Meade lrra the be,l to Dr. Gaucia's. inta
was ail vs when he took charts of her, bat he believed she
riled be ore he got her to Dr. Osaaou's. He brought hers
five woriiheate.

Joliet Barlow, e'rrm•ber, 19, Batt s' eat, Leaderread,
&distilled Herrlet Barlow is t-s wife. Mos treat to hog
Mr. Bpargeos, and was aecimpsaied by a afkohbeew
a•vad Fletcher, who is lyftg at the hospital, gloriously la-
jr•ed Bbe was far advasced I. pregtowey.
Polies Constable G P 106, depend that he was eat•
side the hal oa &ads, mein, hat sot as duty. A gee-
tlsw•n eine to I'm aid said bin moistattee was mislead to
t use pusses who were on the leads. newest up the with
stalreees, getting sp with wily great difficulty, tad got oat.'
olds is *ha leads. He saw two females lying cia who leads.
They wen apparently dud. Assisted to bring then dews
stain. He recognised them taday as Barlow sad Matthews.
Be lea them on the table Is the hall, sad they ware us-
mined by Dr. Chg.,. He teak Bedew, sad *eel hie
a c►b, sad brush% her to the workhouse. Did =stake her
t Mr. Cases's.

Albert Falligar, who was called, slid he saw Mn. Bar-
low pulled out frost moos the prow who won down fa
100 stenos.

Mr. John rtidge, 34, Dover road, Mated that he saw
Mo. Barlow pat out of els wort ato and plaood upon the
kuh. Bho append Invertible. Oho was soar whale the
balutrade woo broken sad bad et _deafly fallen. Homy
tko ecostufscoutout of Me riot.

The Canner sold he proposed only to toke nidwacsr
to the identity of the bodies tosight, sad that then
shor'd bean adjournment, when other widens would to
taken.

Stephen Skipper, of 40, nobles-terrain, Newatreet,
.aeolostewroai, aileatilled the awreeeee, lu.. taus
Skipper, as hie wife. Lae maw her lave ea Sneaky evade&
whoa she left home wit► a view of' hearties Kr. Spume.
Sae wee brought home dead shoat ballot aim Vika
by two pliers's ia s cab.

Pollet:cositable Janes Dinettes, P 123, era as dlitf
at tha Sorrel sodas so Senn owanit. Heard a alarm
end onsuaise by poems ia the biß. He inasediataMan
Sato thou h,U sad saw wooly 100 people yea a ea ale Wahl
ow spoa the other. TIN wins of tin Nakao was bona.
Awned la assassin sloe of new, tad sump flea a
hash who bee boa Mottled se Mrs. Skipper. Dr.
Otway saw kw, sad views, et:th the swistsses of whether
wastable, took bar te ber bans, 40, Debocotenase. There
wet a female with bee, abe knew kw, old& was the non
Phi was isksa bens West to that staireass bones the wy
weaned Wen Did sot bear say dans how say other
part of the ball.
Ism Higned—l resin at 6, Doddiegtosoreve. I
twat to tbe Mesisball is Sunday mans sad wen up I
ne Nohow farthest has tbe pulpit. West isle the first
Way, eed saw the domed, Kn. Skipper, shwa Ilium,
Tea pine ins soy faU, sad we steed. We were set Aim
an two yards hen the deer. Had ban than about a
roan of as beer whoa I heard a rash, ad thee& the
panes sere Mktg. I woe ray auk alansed, sad
swooned. • are.t mobs, et etber pensas also serseased.
They were nest we. Mn. Skipper leek me by the bead
and led we the stakease. Whoa Ipt es the stafrews, I
LW the as, if be sad the onnidag Wean Than were
a poet sal paean dessesdisi the Nabs Nike an bleb
before sad belotaL I lea sight tof Kn. Skipper, sad did
as see bar wan till I nor Nor int dada the ran out-
side the beading. I was week bruised. I did set fall. As
I &sends', I did sot see my panne wits bed fallsa dna,
Wb. liaise Ant ins ne warier, I did as see en per-
en 'Nees hew the upper pahry. I let sonenod whoa I
lAN is the Mahe, how bolsi pessed weint the Ira. I
believe Kru Skipper Ls bow Ith by saleades.
• jlll/MAII sad, binee Hop *intoned be violin to sok
whether It woe Was Kai Am no dean sad ahor lbws
pest pewees had boa killed, a albedo was wade ?
Ma. Weeds said the sefteelfee bens were beaded vend
by sone poor. bat as by He satberity M say peons hr
knew to the ohne/ Than was ally oboes Id sellesesd,
sad this null be d'utibuted amass ale san:simi
esiaress.

A poen eel be was gee of ths esibmolgee, mod bold a
wader boo at tee ef the deem but be was test swan at
He thee that ny ad bed be.. Mad.
Pres:ege la the sajeadoset the betbsoll of Ilattist
Dedew, speakdo ter limo and tee the do stabs reisidee
al the leg ated pusses who were seadyed be the work-
bags, Shoe the essideat, said lo whited le upon the gas-
Ulnae du tam doge Mathes, I. Kassa with dwel4 le
Ni. Nit, the nada et the estahlishieset, Is, the habeas
'laddered= GM keelson they had reeled tam hist ia
deft WO le the wealth's's, maw eiregaslagese et weed
beteseediet, sod Ma the nerd be had thews %wade the
voodoo at those who wee. dad to them
The bowl was them eadonaed WO Friday notalsg.

• Wks flea Borlis, of the 19th, says *Pc
Tagllof,meow Wilt Neer esisbeessi drassess, safe
bar Mei •• Ivy Mee Itsbiah, assimaisk mhos, la
Lay /Wee" Gilled's a 'rapine man. Nakerebelle
le a wry tee 1161 old awl a sham* aelren."
!due AAiat el Prink gave a dialler • few
slap ep to tie seems tysendlell la ter affair with the RN
pleelle. miler peessatfeet thew In the Lag of Proasiy.
The Eng @NIA& *bed the town of Bra a few
dip eke. 11461, twiny* the astahilehowat urn
Ciret the shel=tad, laicise • rife, jelaed ia
rt. stibs•• posh of Vs derarrity ea •
natimat.
ThuMT Dashers Onntrltine of Regis yrs to
kaPelntienviantr
rte a suns • war part of
0.11/m7 and the Drawer Beira sad Mary are
elee ospestel ON reenny.
Tim Ptios.._ind Primers Adalbert of Bavaria hare
left Parfet*
Tb. .tfoisidirgitit that bar far mist liigharo
Pram. Mothilo- pin MN tine at Mee is the
same N the
Assert the hems of marriage_
_poem! IP at
AkitaMaly was that of Vissmat do ealtseeelfeeilse,
enamel let Chromes d'Atrkier, with KIM 'lndio,
datibto
thy Geetmesteinerel of •
litalbel ef ileahlatel, is =land, has
=Wi• sake Akin, a reward if 1111*. set • very
tt) le MI on who elan give et the
crssisohe ylesQ
ien sod agile' as areebiae ea-
** M etas Webs et ibe
Tho Mono theft et the 170 imp List that
"to Woo ell wee
tat ma theyeweet sten of Gain
t
haw h
awe *Tor ea thy rah** el the
evialatita_ ef the Vet by that it le my,
he tadawa et thew aa unknown
°The alight eir Oonipiesne, when the een;t it sow
wrilleg." Nye the Mob, "Ewe, lt ell, es he bask se
the ikon. Charles the add there lisnenta the h
Nell a Abbot el Orreetiiir, sad ageind to It the bah widt
labielmwsoy played at Atz la chapelsshw. Ilde ea
Ow amowesis4 tat old pilaw The mew ens sewas
Bent safer Laois XV., sad Repass. I. wane knee wi-
nos to It TM foam Is am el ale levee eel hem is
Primo re woe .• Oar Is.. at am
frayed by She gewgaw, elle duel the yelse en Is, shoe
oh. had wide • knit. Ilbe wee Ulm • poems el
Phy. who mil her alnn Ile who wolf
the /bell* kr Io,oook. and a pinks of Mk a-
yew. She or, as ie well hams, eindained at lease by • libber of Iker amen (kwiles."
The Cburni 4de ChM to elates that IL B.
prom, aN.f yeipywr el the Oreal r Benrespe, was
mean, watt to Terkel, ea the dammed et ma Todd*
reveraseat, to mice surveys ef minmays, bye brae ani-
ketany MINI by s bell Tres • nelkst at the beaky of the Drawn.
Two arsons on behalf of the Ineerperstel 80•
dety ler the Propagation of the Supt to Yeater Pats won yerashyd is tbe claret. ia the Ise tTtee:Parn. ea Beaday lit by the Bee. Itaart• . XL,
P.R.G.8.. borate/ secretary te esistr, cony,
new so
SdLs is aid 51 the teak pee 'BOOM a des of 721.
The new railway Ilse from 0111eInneen to Leine-
Esly ea the Mins woe spread di the 111141.• eetalibekkg • dlyeet entuninno between Bede eel Aneleales. Ham • Tom—Who den net reawaboy see Beemepkinee with this WI., eel she thee bee sees
sera It the my mile ea Ile lop sal dile met
pie I owe wet keel* areesitipme weeMe lime were et
law munee
Ili
fa alea awelfre he Weeks at ion try. sem
Mit rni•••• dwyetbest as • " yeseenty" hollegiag
11tra
7Bow, winityr. They Mee 0110daiihild th•
.IdeneTll6 of om of Holt MPS eyes eel eviler, whew ems
ekes asked "WM bed INNS raisoor to
traTaTery se the one wee, a seas el Mum the
2= ts U. Ts at, whieh the
le Awe est Ulf; sad thill=4lellegeseis
veler 14 peen edgy, teem through Sheik visited
11111 Imam red sepee••• ee the eau —La* litrary.
ZIALTI of LoirDow.—The rate et seetelity rc
lined reanyeay ta ta• krorwas eareralls seekly=
Isdkeele dew( heel* wee bow theet mei le Odebsh Lel week **blithe et IN bele ee17117
y elek.
.111.1111aleibee. wire NONNI k Lesees. le the ton
bil oryereeenhos woks et the pm lOW the Melo sta-
111 MIS.

LAW INTKLTIGENCE.
11118 DAT.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
MORI 111. 02111111111101 M NIT 9 AND 111.0011011.11111111111•0111.107%
THE ROYAL BRITISH BANE.-THI ADJUDICA-

TION

The raeraiag their Hewen tat together he the pupae
Z*.posing of the quer fel atiowg ea the odjedieetlea of
boakroptey ward tao al Stith\ Hawk.

Mr. bo-ir,ionar Holjoyd deemed the Wiliest of
Os wart After going Won't the moils= of Ws astute
red 8 VIM., esp. 111., made, whist the edjedieettoe ►ad
►eta mode, sod we'd's the Ono otiesticee whish lad
lees nisei to it, ►is ►oaser guided Mot as.. of t►e eyes•
how were well Seceded, sad laid that t►e adjetliesties
meet be walauted.

Ms. Camiwaser Ghweblua ems, na fa all 0%1 bad
hike trete Me lamed brother.

No notice of appeal wee aims.
Yr. Wybd, of Or, ',ten-•, Os behalf of the committee
of dshonitots. expressed Hs bops that they would be ravel
tap lather Moab* apogee, ead Ntifatloa, IS he felt et
hoed that it m get only fez the Interest of the depository,
bat elm of the el.vblldne, that the estate e►ald be
world up h beakreptey.

IRE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAT.

li kp010..11, oll;siloirti7Ql *NI it las tar before
Hr Peen Low* on EINIONI. eb aged gift ~dog vari-
es' itssoiltho of wit lbsio Mows. Dodo red °wolf ft.
Paseo Clooldiyard, to Ho tuovit of opwoolo of Nr.. by
61.• pookar" vita king t; dottood ft= it*.
TN; rokom bid bOOO the murk, oil& Jibe fteft-
It% .1.111 swami maim flial 11,...giu bafuni
la Amu* hi
tioieoutola mos of mow. oa-LT-tb of iripte ter
owl odftwant web. mat is ft• pooposato; s' sad ;QM
hs gob Juslieraisr, mai oloolosi vulva, qtaarltho,
ermires to d. lb., for w b stgoot roosipti to the
atom of NW% sod totoktoi amp k lb. lloothistes

Theelleere interned Re Peler that they led made may
sere to trees the property, bet weld het.
TM imer, who dotted a/1 kaotrisdie et the tare-
eillea ,wryi feny emetuittted for trlat.

♦ rraaucia DEMI=
llMiess Grime sat Jun ♦ teeth sizteda yews et
P. two duped before Kt Us. 111 with wean Wee
WI ban *slim et she North Lemke Railway.
Pelkeweeewhie 281 21, while es duty at Heeksay WI&
dildwieee. we
SU piers
=4l.lsallai drum the rel. awl Mud se t hintee
pin led bake wed tee deseales the weed yak eel da
nelek TNT ask is deems them, amp thel dbolim
the primly sad itkilil N 'Min the bsUsl OW
mqpielms.

Alliesees, tie easier, laid did %sib pianos bad
bets espeasedly isprowaal lee similar seta They get •
MAMA * Med*, sad taw haw tbe vales ere-ty de-
etelgimi:Litea better.
Wed, bet it la of se en wbateree to us my,
beleasesebody will bey it boo as; they kw, is so ;
dotal* beet debase I sea sake. Saida, we had set
dr *els ear peretelia.
AVIIIMIS-Asetta wet hen ea • shards mirebsilatistod
ealy a yesterday, sad bed; Use sot bee. oat of prism mere
diem•
Nth.

piespee4 kevfn bees Wattled by Mime et the
tesaatked yw the exteeive amber et
drov
abed e elbow leenght beim fa yid* the elbeelees
were Seep *linkmen, sad esmeteled het,*
Wender weft et the Bosse et %nestles.