The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-24 00:00:00

SERIOUS 4CCIR4NT 10 A KIXII2 0?

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Weregtet to state that Mr. Henry Caspar Heintz,
the well-known afsuraneehrokar and underwriter, and one
cf the Committee of Lloyd's, met with a mod shocking
rceident in coming to town this morning from
Hs residence at Highgate. He was riding in •
Highgate cminbus, and occupied his usual seat,
remit to t}.e horses. The vehicle was proceed-
ing along the Way's-inn-road at its usual pace, when sud-
i.enly a tuilwev lun (Lawn by two horses turned out of a
• .e.e Wert, snit sc,ch was the speed it was going, that the
cl.ver was unsMe to pull the horses round. The conse-
• u. tees were that they dast,ed into the side of the omnibus
ith ;net r.olruie the pole of the van breaking through
:Le lapel., and, striking Mr. Heintz in the face, com-
:etely trashing his lower jaw, and otherwise fearfully
jui mg ken. The other pay.envers escaped injury. Mr.
iet, was inn:lo6l4oly COTIVey.II to the Royal Free Hos-
t oal, where he was uttendtxl to by the medical staff of that
c., t,tution. It is understood taint the driver of the van was

I.th inid cueijdr. Much tyiuNethy was evinced among
members of .I.loyd'4, when the accident war m rde
)r.GWII. for the unfortunate geutlernan, he having been a
&Ember Lime Ib2s. •

The Ifeyrick collection of ancient armour and
'raping, containing more than 1.200 specimens, will be
,t, ned to the public at the South Kensington Museum on
-,iturday. The owner, who "'asides at Goodrich Court,
rtfortlehire, has knit the collection to the Science and
Alt bepattment for 12 months.

ALI:BOZO MURDER BY A NEGRO IN BATUMI?.
—This morning Mr. Richards, the deputy-coroner, held
n inquest at the London Hospital touching the death of
John Buckley, aged 26 years. The deceased died on
Naturday lAA from injuries indicted upon him by Felix
Victor, a negro, in a public-horse quarrel, over two
months ago. The jury returned a verdict of "
Man-
slaughter" against the prisoner.
TOE LEEDS AnlrEa.—A HUNDRED YEAR, IN A
T'/. Y. Tao court tat till after 8 o'clock on Tuesday night,
rand it u expected that the businen of the SalliZa3 will be
lieught to a dole to-day. It has been remarked that
tle sentences of Mr. Justice Brett are in many cases
1.11 severe. On Monday they amounted, in the aggro-
• tr, to exactly 100 years, made up as follows:--Two
20 years each, one for 15 years, one for 12 years, two
1,4 10 years, two fur 5 years, one for 15 month.s. one for
12 months, and one for 9 months. Up to last night
title had been two Trimmers sentenced to 20 years, two
to 15 years, one to 12 years, six to 10 years, four to 7
3i ; eve to 6 years, six to 1 year and 3 months, and
%in to I year ; two to 9 months, two to 6 months, one
PI, one to 4 montha, two to 3 months, and one
making in all 213 years and 4 month;. In
7,1111,1 ury ignored the hal; seven prisoners
guilty, and three garotters, in addition to
wutotecert of imprisonment, have been
Wage twenty-five lashes each. —SAriteld
' A BREVIARY.—A pro enut ion has
. need against the cure of Oostmewbeke,
imed Van Bock., for having strwds a violent
neviary on the head of a young girl ten
r which he inflicted a scalp wouniL She
*Set of a sort of typhus, which was at the
Aug in the commune. The priest had par-
silence of the girl's father, but the occurrence
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