The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-23 00:00:00

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Mr. Bowyer, auor, said the witamrs had aside • zdstaks,
best.
as the holy 61 Copula Harrison was picked op by • pilot

The whams said he was sat oaf on the waled, but
thought h was Captain Minim in Ns Liao beat. Re
might not have been correct, es his ablation wee mare per-.
6111itireotad so his own host, bat the goatlemoa therig ig
ml'44, a the jolly boat he efterwsrds saw lying in the that.
Jame Parting Wauoa, M.D., mid he was seder ea=
of the Gress Betters. nay YBythe that
10 efrieek in the stop's gig with Oaptein Hattheseptshi
I Lay's ere, the maws* sad tee Mime of rho emir. hthathf.
sad Caftan Lay, the avisql pew. Those woo *
tram Winn lima the . bad a lay &We
reeled, sad wise maim With triad. Whoa they mine
um to the desk dem whore the Indus is lying,
Capt. Harrison was wad ohs did not seem to mama
her helm veep ars t litho wee rough, and the was yawing
'boat, what Calla Ilamison callth out to as of the men
to loafer *trey the Sat Tim host wan ell at once taken aback
by as eddy wind from lbs Mouth of the docks, and turned
over. Ware Swiss got hold of Captain Harrison in the
water. Os the first ocossion he made • at the boat to
*ht km, bat buttead of that she went over, keel uppermost.
Aliases teeth miler with him, sad after Limy are Ilfmr=
• bold of the bow of the boat, with Lty'earruned
him sad the boat to tritsihls up. Harrison spin
fried to !got the beet sad in so mused witness
to lose his had, and wit's eiterred of • ample of yards.
Ho made a Bunko or tww q. got hold of the weather side of the
cunvre. the matins& time till pithad up. pepsin
7was also ;deiced up, and ha saw his body lying in a
14 onesed him to be removed soar • An,nod mod ail
=rremedies. bat without avail, to restore animalism,
D Dr. Within same.
By • Jurcr—Wholi Is lee WWII tithe boat be sew so .
the asplath or fire
-imemed Aft, Wag himself
pioliodiriatos iltst imadble end besumthsiL
Mr. both* tempuras the the mama of the jury
of the madam mode bi the listen to save W.
lib of swath and Ike little boy.
01111111110 gas tonearrol in them romarks.
Dr. Warm etho was end aim* mid he only did
what hiublhave dome under ouch theatmeanoor.

Dr.77llUMn ea& was galled to serthe body of Captain
/Unison about 11 o'clock that raorniwg, and found ham in
the Dock-shed. Mr. Chapman, the serpon of the Indus,
aid Dr. Palk bed been MAN! all In their power to restore
animation. The deceased appeared quite deed at the time.
On his arrival they immediately adopted the most recent
and most meowed method for the neasoliation of
dimmed, end most patiently tried the enacts of Dr.
na r. which wee the met accessed and genenlly
reeked up to the peassat day. limy parible mans,
seleadilo or ethiwir were geed. A galvanic tottery wee
used by Dr. Pardy, MA viand prodoolng any affect what.
*ler, and the only inference be could draw was that he was
so Ling wader the water thee he wee perfectly suffocated, and
died from apoplexy. lee then ten modkel gentleman
wereUeeaaal, all eking with anek other la devotion se to the
• bastiseaa to Intake le issions
By Mr. ilisbMag—Es hes ancoasdad, by Dr. Hall's nut-
meg, in rostabig • sees vie had been to. minuses under
water.

Mr. Mebbkag said that several other beats, besides those
of the lodos, pat off with peat promptitude.
The Coroner mid that so doubt .Adel evidence had
ham adduced to amble them to cams to • owiclunon se to
the unhappy &Mkt of the deceased. They bad both been
drowned, and drowned accidentally. He did not think it
was possible to attribute blame to embody, although much
and well-dmerved plain might be given to thou who were
so prompt and surge* fa Asir endeavours, used to a peat
event sucessefol endesvous, to save life, or noisy ethers
would no doubt have shared tie fats which had unhappily
befallen Captain Harrima and rang Mr. Ley.
The jury them retuned a verdict of " dandiacal Didall."
Captain D. Corks bore testitermy, from his upwienos bs
visiting the Greet Easters, of the skill of Captain Harrison
in handling a boat.
Kr. Stet:Nag expressed the great approval of the Jury
the prasaperi snows by those having the command of the
of
boats of the Indus, of the docks, sad of the Fawn pilot-boat.
TM jury were putioalarly desirous of utpresaing their deep
sorrow at the lees of Captain Herrisoa, who had much
eadeared himself to the iababiteate daring his random at
Bouthamptee, wed who vas regarded se ea honourable and
&WM men, end a kind-Ilmertof and Meows friend
The Coulter quite owitenved is the propriety of this expres-
sion of feeling.
The proceedings thee terminated.
Oar

Liverpool correspondent mites that ca Saturday ether
am; warn the intdllione, waked Liverpool of the sad
oanclrophe 1¢ Sonibmspose Welter, by Mien the life of
=lll Haulm wee lost, there nu a pseud noirescloe et
The adeleti ma midi ham k Ifinepleolk sad
ibisrvelly nopacled ; for man y years he woo • coiarmadre
in Os woks IC the Canard Coespeay, and only left that
snibry to marteduca ebeller authority on board the Great
Samesm, Yee. Harrison la the daughter of Yr. Towers, of
Dair-stniet, Liverpool.