The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-25 00:00:00

MUDDED OF A LADY BY RIR SON.

On Monday, the inhabitants of the rural town of
Pwllheb (Wale.) were thrown Into eanniousairin es
hearing that Mee. Jaw, had bees mur-
dered by her ray eon, Bobsrt who los hem ter pure
insane. It appears that about 11 o' in the morning the
ain was seen by the painters, wino were at their work out•
aide, going out of the door leading to the cellar with blood on
his hood.. Nothing more wan NM in emus any animeion
until a neighbour went in and kind Yrs. Jonas dead on
the kitchen Geer, bee bred resting ea se ins steel, and her
(see all armed yids bleed. It is supper' that Ur see
had struck her an the kind wish a tryisepresiete nos
found in cupboard sear se bind, eel*•ewes of bind
span The sou went shwa hereeCatay to sistissr
home, sod gave himself up it ladies It apeman that the
see and mother quantified very often Mm Jesswee the
relict of the late ker. Itebert Jones, Walleye. sinner,

BAPTIST MDLTIONABIT SOCIETY.—(PHIS DAY.)
This morning tits annual meeting_of the members
and frieods of this moiety nee bald at irater-bell, soder
the presidency of eir Mertes Itiot.,lll.P. Atter some
prefatory observations from the Mr. Underhill,
the liscreiery, rend the /IVO& it Naha Wt. Hayti,
Jamaica, ledr4 sad in Chien there bed Nee favours-
resulie of missionary labour. The tens! ressipte
of the year had been Voif.Bl. The report having bum
adopted the meeting was aiklremed by the Rev. Dr. Ack.
worth, of Bradford; Dr. Lrechmen, Dr. Thomas, of
Pontypool ; Dr. Boas, of Calcutta ; Mr. H. Xelsall, the
Hoe, end Rer. Hamlet Noel, and other ',Miasma, in sup-
port of resolute:los affirming the necessity of iscresesd sup-
port to the society.

MIL COBDEN, M.P.—Mr. Cobden was to have
left Algiersoe Tuesday last (23rd), and it is probable that he
will resume his parliamentary duties about the second week
in May. His health, we are happy to learn. is greatly im.
proved. In pawing through the south of France, it is the
hos. puitlemaa's intention. we believe, to consult the
most sisiemit wise producer. and shippers as to the beat
method of levying a duty on wises, so as to remove the die-
satidaction felt in Englesd regarding the wariciag at the
alcoholic test. They. is an on die afloat that a week at
two hack Mr. Cobden remised (rum Lord Pahaintaa a
letter, intimating the wittiness. of the Qom to bestow
upon the hors. gentleman some mark of her high saw
of the important services rendered by him la sagelialleg
the commercial treaty with Trance. It is said that Mr.
Cobden romestfally declined to receive the proffered
hweer.—Bi►miaptaes Post.

TIES SACILID HAILMONIC 80C1117.--Tbs first
pablie dieser la aid of the trade of this misty atm off leat
sight fa St. James Hall, with greet wieseis. Ths fare
presided wee of • most Kellett-4i sad the society
well mainimiaal its prestige in the esdel entertainment of
Use Inswing. The artists who voltinisered their services
for the ocessies were Madame liuderwlorff. Madansedainton-
Dolby. Messrs Thomas Youeg, Lamina, Hughes, and Herr
lime Kiser (who presided at the plamforte), misted by
the society's choir, who during the evening sang several
gime aad a mom composed by Hr. Meta with considerabie
offset Bir Joseph pantos, M.P., presided. supported by
Yr. Hardiest. Mr. Costa, the Bay. Xr. Bellew, Rad Linde-
ent•Colesol Num

Pis is Br. JOHN-MTILEIT,
lAA alibi, at a few minutes before 9 o'clock, eonsiderable
confusion was caused in the immediate neighbourhood of 9t.
Jobsatreet, West Smith& 14. in consequence of a ere
breaking out is the extensive eremites belongiog to News.
Newton, earkinannfacturers aud merchants, ' ea ha.
einem at Nos. 50, 91, and 52, in the before- thorough.
tare. The loss, when the reagn.tude of the prensises is taken
into consideration, is not very serious.