The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

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The vieiting jartioseOltheColdiah-fielde plan have,
through their chairmse, Mr. C. H. Cotwall, forwarded to
Mr. Jardine a statement of the circumstances Wending the
death of Chute, Smyth, and the giving-up of his body to a
young woman by whom it was claimed. The principal
points to which attention is direoted by the visiting imbues
ate these ..—That the blister, the site of which was 8 inch,*
by 7, including the margin, was not applied till after turpen-
tine Mope and mustard poultices bed been tried without
SSICCIIM A large DIM ered outfits' was produced, from the
blister Melee slipped in caseates:ace of the lacensiog of the
betides., which wee done at hie owe request, the irritation
being considemble. On the post-murtem • :mutilation
being made, it was shown to the setisfactkee
of the jury, and of the tanner, Mr. Wakleye
that the treatment had hem beneficial. A* to the removal of
the body In a state of nudity, clothing would have been sup-
plied If the undertaker had asked for K. Bat the usual umbra
was kw the Mends to find clothing In wtioh to remove the
body, seed to this case the warier did net think It necessary
to interfere with the undertaker. The governor had takes
pains to fled some relative of the deceased without swore,
bat offer the removal of the body an applicatioa was made
for it by some manexion of the deceased.
The justices hoped that the same publicity wield' Mr.
statement had attained would be gime to this
reply.
CLERHENIVELL.
Samuel' Adams, aged 35, described as a shoemaker. fella-
fug at Mery-etreet, Hingsland-road, was tharged with ma-
liciously cuttios and wounding', with latent to do grievous
bodily hone, Mirth, rege, at Howerd-row, Heraney.
Police-sergeant Boyle, 1 N, raid the injured woman wee
not able to attend that day, and he hal therefore to ask for a
remand. The injured woman is the prisoner's deter-in-law.
He then handed in the following co rtelleatis :
" German Ileepitel, Deleon, Hey 8.
" Martha Pert, 24 years of sae, was admitted into this
hospital yesterday afternoon, ruffering fre m a wound in the
left hip, esteadieg about two inches In length through the
eldee and muscles. Although there are no important organs
iejoretl, the patient, being very eseiteable, Is now in a feverish
state, " Or. C. lIIOMMAUN, Resident Medical Officer."
Pollsmeonstable Belton, 466 N, ealcPthat on the previous
afternoon be was in Howard-tow, when to heard calla of
" Police" end " Murder," and was celled to take the pri-
mmer into custody fur stalbieg a young wows. The female
was in a Unties elate, and acid she was wounded in her
side. When he took the prisoner into mueoly he was to". 1 the
charge, and said nothing. He searobed the prisoner, and
found upon him a sharp knife, armless is generally wed by
streminkers. The boil'', which was concealed, had appa-
rently lately been aharpened.
Mrs. Ilizetete, Reynold., 96, West-street, Berroondeey,
said she yesterday went to visit a friend in Kinpland, at the
house of whom the injured woman was acting ha the capacity
of num. She (whiles.) ailed her the way to Abney-park,
and she eta% d to rhow her the way. ,Before
they Muted the prisoner came to the door,
saw the iejared woman. dot 'Med her ma ro time,
cad lad geese very angry weeds with her.
The (whams) left the hews with Mrs. Pale, but they had
proceeded but a vary abort distance when the prisoner
come up, made use of some violent expression, end made
010014 as at her with a sharp shoetuakeem tette. After he
bed done the', the prisoner with an oath said he would roar-
el'r her, if mat them, at some other time. The prisoner
wanted the inject woman to tell Lim where his wife wee,
but she refused, raving that be mesa very bed ran ; that he
had been parted from her some time, and that he wee
always getting drunk.
The prisoner, who treated the matter with tie greatest is-
difference, declined to say anything in hie deface, or to ask
the witnesses any queetioe.
Kr. Tyrehlit realeadel the prisoner far a weeks and mid
the ore would ultimately be seat to the Old Haley.

GOVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.—The
annual general court of the binds end subscribers of His
theitution took piece yeeerdey, at the Hanover-equare-
rooms, Lord Eborp in the chair. The report stated that in
tho Kay het of 1868, there were 87 ceudidatem from the
country and only 62 from Leedom sn4 the suburbs, and the
range of names gives both sister kingdoms and the lsle of
Mes. The result was that the committee of ladies bad
received 6,408 request* fur help from the country, end that
71 aged Indite Is the anatry re receiving peturanent provi-
elan from the funds of the sorrel, to the moue' extent of
2,1801. In the .me way the large expenses of the provident
fund, sad of the registration, are incurred for ladies mattered
en over the three kingdoms., whilst the home is specially
provided for those who hare neither home nor friends in
Landon. The applications in 1858 were 838. and the grants
493, to theerestof 1,3461. 84.8 d., making the amount of ap-
plications 10,334, of -.ante 6,671, and of gilts 14,2841.
12.. 4d. The provident fond showed that 20 digemeat en-
amities bemuse dee in the last year, making the number in
receigt of annuities 346, and the total number now in pro-
gress 1,034. Ter/entrain° accounts bed been opened at the
airings bank in 1868, an 1 fresh centerms keened for 33 addi-
tional annspies„ asking the whole number at the sayings
bask 398, ssd at the Notional Debt.. Ilia 1,034; and the
melees moulded to 176,2311. U. The admissions into
the home of the disengaged bad been 267: whilst the en-
gagements bad reacted 1,163 out of 1,672, for this year
elope ; therefore the saving of the per menage to agents had
LOCI 2,8001. The report was ado_phd, and the court
_pro-
ceeded to elect four anutarants. Steven will receive 101 se
compensation for non-election.
MIMI ?AIM= Osi SHILLING DAT,-
FRIDAY, NAT 6. Admissians OR payment, 1,838;
ditto, by eassca liokats, 315.T0tel Amami. 2,163.
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