The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-09 00:00:00

FOREIGN MAILS.

Cirerwrioww, Oet. e.—The Inman Royal Vol
of Baltimore arrived here from Liverpool at won a.- • .
baring embarked mails and pawengers pro<<rled '
York at SAO p.m. All well.
Oct. I.—The Inman Royal Mail steamtr 1.7
Washington arrived here to-day. All well.

FATAL OCCURRENCE AT THE HA WELL Lr
Atretrat.—Yesterday Dr. Dip!oil, the cor,i,r !.1
West Middlesex, held an inque-t at Hanwed t--.
lam, on view of the body of an inmate nm.,
Thomas Beach, aged 69, formerly an extensive men
gardener at Leleworth. It appeared from the evi
adduced that the deceased had been a patient for
years in the refractory wards of the asylum. ma
lately he had become very violent in his uiticti.
quently annoying his fellow patients by barking at
like a dog, jeering at them, or spitting in their faces. -.
Tuesday morning last he irritated a fellow-patient :-: •
ward, named Edwin Gabb, by spitting in ha thee.
immediately turned round in a savage mood and et- t
Beach a violent blow on the ribs and knis:ted him 4-
Gabb then jumped upon his abdomen. thereby rupt
the large aorta. The attendant, Edward Hiblen. wi.. •
engaged in another part of the ward at the time, b• r
the disturbance, ran to separate the men. and Enda.: La
Beach was in an insensible condition. placed him • • .
bed and sent for one of the nisdical gent.. r.
but the pi or fellow expired in an hour a:.
half afterwards. Dr. Dtclis-A• who had tus
post mortem examination, stated that deceasei
died of rupture of the large aorta of the a
men. which was already extensively disea-ed. He .1 s
fracture of the breastbone. and the fifth and seventh -
on the right, and third, fifth. and sixth ribs on Os •1
side were broken. Deceased's son said las family .4 a
desirous of having the strictest inquiry instituted-u•
present case, as they had reason to know that the deem•l
had been subjected to bad treatment in the asylum.
visiting, at different times, they had found that he
marks of violence. and he complained that the atten,i4.4
knocked him about. In consequence of this the rt•'.4:.•
complained to the magistrates. and an inquiry it t •
affair resulted in the dismissal of one of the %Hen
Deceased now had bruises on his legs, which hal r...!
accounted for in any way, and his relatives would
know how they had been occasioned. The CA)Nt.e-
it was proved that deceased was a violent patient.
might have occasioned the injuries himself. T.• ..y
returned a verdict of " Manslaughter " ageinst .
The coroner made out his warrant of commatel. •
cepted bail for the appearance of the accused at t..e ...0
Ohl Bailey sessions.
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