The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-15 00:00:00

ATROCIOUS CRUELTY ON BOARD 41( ZNOLISH

VASSAL.

Yesterday, at the poliee-eoart, before Mr. Maas-
Said, a case sumalbled for atrocity wee partly be
Hwy awn, ar
the captain of
this
skip Herbs Jaaavalra.
dam& MAN I. Seymour, his did mode. ea WHIM
Mils, kis maid Me, true Merged w Mb, ishea the
llr a a sailor, mama Mbar law" as tat amp between
Damara mad Livesmel. lb. Impair Kabseepmeil the
cam. He said the primers heleyad le be slip Murtha
tma dc !lean.
bad. Hairy wee ber
tie near dr add, ea Mb= Hue
sesta mata. TM charge against aims was fric calm the
dal. d sae Andrew base, who was Mogi se ea able ma-
nse an beard that vessel at Damara. Tbeeemi mod dam
that pet me the 11th of May, end the mew eiradelid et 11
able resimm, of which ROSIN new dead, wee am, and
bear ehe had a cook, etsperiar, old Mama It
would seem that the assn wee ram tliabt MOM,
sad that at M. lime be went ea bawd be was nu&
=ma Minim. It masa Mat be did net at me
b pew water-closett sad br tide the ca
tain bast ias mast emerely with ••whip, ead dr mem doe
beat bin i
vit mei ands until his body be Week sa
blued immaled amid pas. It dee weal be proved
that the passim amdimed to beat him may dm _from the
day the mil said Mil be died. Bin be died, how-
earir. mikamdailep,b4ll:l,:add otharresb.:f Idßeebaydybroke
areas% sa balsa fries beal=pet, by be terrible beW:
bp Midst' ea by_tbe time prisms. Thee was a
heeds= deg sena
el frat as beard, sad the am-
ble LB
em
bit dm be Messed, bilk wbea
and eat a from, sal the male( ma be ber mightals od
S from the saw sod lake dip de womb ea Wes.
wHi Hai peliessly, Whoa the deg ebsanal the pismire
beads* asmorkia was at Mt ems a bank
him and leer mg tai, inning Memo bleed
trim the we Os or mitadas, wks be eiTte-1
lamb mil mil ad Mr mem dm • ymd, be was
treated la the mat eboadadeb manse by tat captain.
The detail. of Ms pardon of the meows,es prwmaineatly
dimming that we mutat publish theta; snake It, hewer,
belay that the melt horrible filth was forced Into his month
tithe silk by the captain, whilst the other two prisoners
Mid hile .an. His me wee mopped, and other terrible
trestarant melba berneds him. after this he was taken
ent et tre= by dream at the captain, the other
a MerTri, into which he me put
cook w thoa headed in
J. usual way, eha Mme PtirLd lashed down In Its piano. This
at twelve o'clock in the day, and be left in I:
way until twelve at night, with the bunghole npwerds.
After mentioning some (other atrocitisa, the inaperior
stated that about two days bikini the vessel imbed off
Cape Clear the ma me am by one of his constadm
to the forecast* vim he got soma/ hie tea, and neat day
he was oiled upon by the captain, who gave him what ap-
peared lobs am cuter oil mid betray. This did not seem
to hare my Matt an kiss, and the seat day he got • like
dom. Sams Ms idler, in the maraing of the ems day, the
man died. east 12 o'clock was throw& makcard, just as he
wee, mat frightful spetage.
s state:mit was supporta by the evidence of
Williamtmgroree, William Diadem, sad Francis Doyle, sea-
men on board the ship.
Mr. Snowball, for the prlsomers, eantseded that there was
nothing but an assault proved, samba had not had time to
meet the charge ho would ask for a remouad on bail.
Mr. Manatleld rafueed the bail. He would order the pi-
&mere to be kept in bridewell, so that Mr. Snowball would
be near them to take their instructions. They were remanded
sine die.--Liverpool Chronicle of Saturday.

MURDER NEAR RADCLIFFE, IN LANCASHIRE.—On
Friday afternoon, Mr. Price, one of the deputy coroners for
Lancia=lm, held an inquest on the body of an old woman
whew body had been found to the river Jewell, near Rad-
°life. The dammed, who appeared about 60 years old, had
been lest seen at s Wging-house in Bury, where she celled
about seven o'clock that morning. At this place We stated
that she had left her lodgings at Rantsbottom early fa the
mornint fed4lgtiadeliffe or Manchener, having left the people
at her quarrelling and lighting with pokers; Her
dead body was discovered In the river the ensue afternoon.
There were several wounds about the head and face of the
deceased, the scalp being almost strippd. from the skull in
one place, and the base of the skull being fractured. A
surgeon who had contained the body said death must have
been mimed by these injuries, and not by drowning. The
jury found a verdict of "Wilful murder against am= person
or persona unknown." It is suspected that the unfortunate
tiNtatia had been followed end murdered by wme of the
pievlo she had left at Ramsbottem.
HIVE PIRATEB.—A return was published on Satur-
day of the number of ships belonging to English owners
captured by Riff Pirates off the roast of Morocco since
Jan. 1, 18.10, which gives tho following results:—The Ruth,
Captain William Newham, captured April 10, 1846, value
1.9701. ; recaptured by the Fogel= Sir F. Nicholson. The
Ruth, when re-raptured, was a total wreck. The Three
Sisters, Captain Feeler, captured Nov. 2, 1848, remptnred
by the Polyphemus, J. J. M'Cleverty. The damages to the
ship valued at 1,4081. 13s. 9d. The Violet, Captain Layton,
captured led or sth Oct., 1851, value 3,4001. The Janus,
Commander Powell, was sent to recover the ship, which was
burnt, to prevent her falling into his hands. The Vatupire,
The 41 tons, Captain gars; pursued 13th August, 1853, but not
captured. Cuthbert Young, 298 tons, Captain Marshall,
captured 20th June, 1854, re-reeptured by the Prometheus,
E. R. Rice. Damages to the ship and cargo valued at 1,7001.
The Lively, 264 tans, Captain Rapier, captured 2nd May.
1855, re-capita= by the Conference, Peter —. The crew
of the Contervuee, fa escaping, found the Lively deeerted
got on board, and bought her safely into Gibraltar. The
captured Sd May, 1855. The Hymen, 343
tone, Captain Smith, captured 14th May, 1856; total wreck.
CHURCH AND SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION TOR
Sortnwass.—An earnest attempt is being made. under
the auspices of the Rev. Mr. Soapy, incumbent of St. Mary
Magdalene, Southwark, with the aid of several gentlemen cif
local influence, to procure additional church and school ac-
commodation for this district perish, which contains a popu-
lation of 9,000. There was no church accommodation in
this district until within the last 13 years, since which time
a church has been erected capable of nottaining 1,200 per-
m= ; 600 of the sittings are free. National schools have
else been erected within the SOW period, and within the last
18 mouths a ragged school has been established in the word
sad meet destitute pert of the district. The sepses atten-
dant upon these measures has been conaldemble, and au ap-
pal for further amidst= is now made. It is mentioned
fhot the church le entirely =endowed; there is ad even an
available fund for repairs and insurance, se the accord,
expends of public warship. Amongst the centribetors in
*id of th.ee projects is the diocesan, the Lord Bishop of
Winchester,-
who approves of the plan proposed, but
foe the remand= of the good work further funds are now
imperatively needid.
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