The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-19 00:00:00

TEE CARDEN ABDUCIION CASE.

DUBLIN, MONDAY EVINI NO.
The proceedings in the ease of " Arbathnott v.
Cardsa" was rammed this morning at Kingstown Police-
wort.

ldr. Jones, & stipendiary magistrate, was examined on
the pert of the ddendant, sad positively swore that he
believed Mr. Carden incapable of oontraitting any aft of
violence towards Miss Arbuthnott. The woman Keating,
alias Douglas, was aim examined for the defendant, and Ow
pod that Ow bad no authority hoot Mr. Cardin to gar
roomy to say pima for may purpose saspiatiag Ma As-
Who*, soup what was cantatas:l in laws fogad as bar
pogo.

Mien Elba Arbathnott was then called, and exandnd by
Mr. Walsh, Q.C. She said, " The last witans eons to me
on the arm occasion, and had GB interview of about to
labtatn, when she stated that she bad boa ellen a shin-
ties as housekeeper to Mr. Carden. Mr. Clough was pretest
at the time, bat not concealed. Mrs. Keating purported to
have wan to know if I recollected a certain protons that I
made to her to place Isar children at school. I replied that I
bed sot She said she was trying for a situation as lady'e-
maid, and I said I hoped "ha would be seeessafaL
Mr. Cardaa's nine was certainly not traticeed at
the escoad iaterview. I was slam, sod Ma. Zoning
staid that she had come to inform me sad Mr. sad Mrs.
Oongh also that she hod bees offered the situation of
hossekeeper to Mr. Carden of Barman, end she wined
to knw whether It would be amain to ate and to Mr.
sad Mrs. Gough if she should aocept it ? I said that I
wan surprised at her mentioning Mr. Carden's name to
me, bat that I had not any wish to interfere with her
mrrangements, at the same time saying that she should
never attempt to hold any communication with me aria
of say triad, and I desired her to leave St. Helen's at mop,
or I Amid be under the necarity of desiring the servant to
tun her out. She then went away, and I have net SC4O
her since. Nothing further occurred after the mention of
Mr. Carden's name. I should think the interview did not
lost over dye minutes."

Aber a heigthentd disco ion the megietratee deeded e•
holding Yr. Carden to Mil in the sun of 5,000/. to keep the
prat towards Mae Arbuthnot*.

A BODY FOUND.—DORKING, MONDAY. The body
of a young woman was diaoovered early this morning in the
river, tear Castle MU, by the miller, on going to his Irak,
who inunedlately pee informatics/ of the circumstance to
the polka. From the above fad, and description of the
corpse wr have hastily gleaned, there or. be the. doubt ►at
that it wu that of a young woman, a servant girl, who led
►er situation ma Ruee-hili in a very mysterious manner, and
without assigning any canes, on the night di the 6th indant.
Her strange disappearrnos, coupled with the knowledge that
dm had told mother servant, residing In the next hones,
of bar intention to drown herself, cured the greatest anxiety
to be felt worteting her, end search was made in every direc-
tion, bat without say reult. The body found thin morn-
ing is evkLintly that of the unfortunate cresdare.—Seisses
Zara&

it
001PIINNY-PIZCZ II THIS THROAT.—On Mon-
day lest, Mr. J. Petry Cole, • professor of mask, residing
at Arundel, wee playing with • forte penny-piece, by jerking
it ant of his hand Iwo his seenth, wool by some soddent tt
wee drawn into the wiadpipn He endeavoured by 'Arlo
means to remove the min, bat anseceesefully, and was
alisolly alarmed at the theosliam. Immediately he
sought • neighbouring sumo, who silOalliered an emetic.,
but this failed in noviag it, end Mr. Cal. wee appalled by
being told " that nothing mare weld be done," end it wee
probable that mortification would rms. 8o alarmed was he
that be wrote to his friends to tell them of the unhappy
11011iiillit and its anticipated results. It appeared dustahe
fourony piece had become wedged in edgeways, end his
breathing wee not interrupted, farther than it produced a
kind of wheeling noise, similar to that in an arithmetical
person. After trying every mums to nova the impedi-
ment daring the night, Mr. Cole hastened to Chichester
the neat manning, where he wee called profesidonally ;
but bong enable, from pain and natural &Oily, to
attend to his duties, he called at the surg:-.:, of Hr. C.
8. JOIW, who, by ocalation, could easily debut the
coin lying at the bottom of the windpipe. The same ad le
wee told him es before, and that mortiticliion would probably
set in in two days. The only chance wee to have some
chloroform administered, and endeavour to remove it by en
evened operettas. This wee, indeed, sad news for a yeses
gentleman in the prime of life. But previous to his Mavis(
Arundel a lady bed reminded Mr. Cole of • similar sealient
occurring to Mr. Brunei, the great engineer, who, IN our
readers will recollect, had the misfortune to gut • haDeove-
reign in his windpipe, in playing with his &Mo. The way
in which that was removed wee, by placing that genthesen
on by heed, and giving • violent blow at his back. Mr. Call
mentioned this circunli, acme to Mr. Jones and his assistant,
but both were somewhat doubtful of such en experiment.
However, se a drowning man will catch at a strew, so Mr.
Cole Masted that thisangular plan of removing the impri-
soned oast should be tried. A cushion wee plod on the floor,
his legs were relied up into the air, end • violent Wow given
as the back ; immediately Kr. Cole shouted "Rare it is :"
And true enough the fourpenny-piece bad fallen from his
month upon the floor. To describe the feelings of the patient
at this moment when be wee probably matched from the
bands of death, would be impassible. Tbe medloal gentle-
men were equally delighted at the result of Ws most remark-
ibis morales' ; and we believe that the enation, on +bite
Kr. Cole bad pieced his heed, wee seised and thrown tip
Mte the sir, sod three hearty end joyful cheers were Maio-
timly given et each a happy remised& of what prossiend
bs be • meet mallensiely misfortune.—Fee &airs Gesere•
Itt • ROMAN CATHOLIC CHOICE.—
Wbfb smirks was being perfected yesterday morels' in
BSI Petrie's (11. C.) ebeesh, Hill-street, Andersson, ens of
the esepegatien, • yew men, named David Rodger,
seised held et the etsrgyunn, the Rev. NM& Handley,
and ands use of very grass sad braids( lengese weenie
hie. • erne of pen eommodon and uproar sassed, and
Rodger woad Ism been rather roughly handled by the
angregatien mere k ass for the interference of the rimy-
nes, who preverlied es them set to molest kin. The young
ma wee then taken has eridady by•gallonage. Oa ble
'whir examined by a maiml man, in the police-oice it
wee toned that Rodger had for some time been teases:.—
O4.l9!!'Defy Neil._

AF•ttnEß's WIPE IN THE CNION.—At the sit-
ting of the inagietratea at Hertford, lent week, Mr. her
▪ ,kwa:tt Sationbe, appeared to swum Me sharp
brought bla of tho Hertford Board Ourdleas
of Deg g b matatain his wife. Mr. Beards, appeared
for the bend, end conducted the case. Be stated
that the defendant vas a farmer, who had lebely once-
=note Boy Farm; Mat some difteeicee arising
the &Madre sal Ms was they had sspratd
Mr. Acne nereelnit in afro Ids wt- a aorta& sues per
work. Latterly the paresete bad be,. Macouttaued, and
the wife bad Memo dregieMs to the union. Mr.
Aeree had airs let ble Irma, bet he wee a man
of sane mem wed the board could not coneent to
supped his was, Be suggested that Mr. Acne should
agree le pay h. pro week, sad thee prevent blot from going
ea will Ms arm Mr. Awes said his wife was shit; to sup•
part base" and she bad only herself to look to, as be bad
the Mika She bad am* reload Ma by bet drunk'.
01,._paernk,whIt aur
and adocri
"the lira,
btr. the
peett ofto
wise a* de ham, aid get rid of bar, to save Wessell trura
betel tined elketetber.—Mr. Nina said the bench owed not
take Mee aseskleradon the conduct of his wits; Mr. Acres
was beamed be support her, and unless he made setae arrange-
ment le de se, they oriet go on with Me ease, sad commit
bia—At length Mr. Acres agreed to pa y be. per week, and
tendked the Pero expended by the board in the maintenanoe
lit ble wife—Few: Erred. _

PENALTY OP SILLING A CIGAR ON A SCIIDAT.—
At Waltadeld, yeatarday, Joseph iluldasortla, a pore, vs.
Reed 17a, for hia wth rellhag • siva is his shop as=
"Wag, th matt I
to' au urged that ha had es
haws te ND tobac.