The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-12 00:00:00

D18211381.N0 SUICIDE BF 4 10(71Y0 LADY.

Yesterday afternoon an inquiry took plane at the
Royal Sceptre Hotel, Cherry, before Mr. Woods, coroner
far Barney, on the body of Mir Angelina Corollas Born-
qua, need 19, daughter of the late Admiral Boreqnst, who
committed suicide under the following melancholy einem-
graces. Mr. Percival, • berrieter, was present to watch the
proceedings on the part of the de -aed's family, and Mr.
tler,eho stated himself to be a solicitor, attended on be-
half of Captain Augustus Algernon Beaufoy, of the Seat
India Company's Service.
Mw Amelia Jane Harrington, daughter of the late Colossi
Remington, deposed that the decreed was her cousin: she
and mimes. had lately arrived in Bagland from Geneva. The
decreed since her return lied been very much
end greatly depressed in spirit*. Witness felt •er
about her, and mentioned to Mrs. Foresees, ber(i —deceWW)
aunt, that she thought a medical mamma should be calked
in. Mr. Germaine, a surgeon, was sent fee, and prescribed
ler her, and continued his rare for several days. Bbe ap-
pored better. and rid she did not require medial attendance
further. On Wednesday elks received a letter from the conti-
nent, but wittier did not knew the ardente of it. On Thursday'
afternoon she was seized with " cold chills." and appeared
very ill. Mr. Germaine was called in, but she died a few
minutes after hie arrival. The deceased was very much dis-
tressed in mind in not bearing from Captain Bratty, who
was paying his adelreare to her. The captain wrote to the
deceesed from Florence, when he paid it err uncertain when
he should return to England—probably never. This letter
appeared to effect her very much.
The jury thought the letter ot Captain Beaufoy ought to
Ise produced ; but the Coroner said it could form no part ot
the evidence.

The Hon. Mrs. Fortescne, the deceased's aunt, merely
spoke to her low, desponding state of mind after hor return
to England. In answer to a question from the jury, the
whims said the decsaeed was engaged to Captain Beaufoy,
end It woe arranged that the nuptials should be solemnised
on the ceptain's return to England.
Mr. Germaine, the surgeon, said that he had mads a post-
mortem ezernination, and found that the deceased's death
WWI canoed by an overdone of laudanum.

The jury, :(ter 10411•01111 ting mon the melancholy mann of
the war, returned a voted of Temporary insanity."

SUPPOSED MURDER AT BLACIBIMS.—Pits (Mar
duster theerdiav have to-day to raced another shocking
occurrence. Oa Saturday night, a man, named Patrick
Kars, left a pablic.house at Oriarttaw-park, near Blackburn,
being at the time somewhat under the intim:ice of drink.
The next we bear of him is that hie landlady, Mn. Gaul-
then, found him insensible in bed, with a frightful wound on
his temple. He never recovered nioscionasses, and died on
Sunday night. Mrs. Gm/lichen deduce that she knotwe
nothing of the circularness of this frightful affair; she can
neither tell how liars got home, nor by whom the fatal blow
was struck. It was, however, observed that the woman's
huabaad, a hawker, disappeared on the Sunday morning, and
ibis at cue around the auspicious of the police. The man
was apprehended yesterday, and when charged with the
offence., he elated that he was drunk on Saturday night, and
was altogether isnorant of what had taken place.
A MAN KILLED AT A RAILWAY CROSSINO.—Oh
Saturday night, about half-per nine o'clock, Bernard
Prides, of Havelock-etreat, Blaskhurn, Sr. rant in a oar
con mill, left home, accompanied by hie wife, intending to go
to Nova Scotia. A. • abort eta, they determined upon
going by the way of the levet, crossing over the Ear Lanca-
shire Railway, near Rollin-bank. On arriving on the line
Mrs' Fields& say. hrr husband pointed oat to her that •
Dent was approaching, but rid he would cross the line be-
tore it came up, as he coati do a: in lees thou a minute. He
, then hurried Crum her, and in an instant the train came up,
1 but when it had pared by she could not re or hesr anything
of her huaband. &MO 'tine after, his mangled Dieter body
was found on the line, about 40 yards from the place where
be left hi. wife.

TUE L tTE CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST • SUR-
SION AT SMETHWICX.—OIir readers will recollect that solos
five 'becks eince charge. of a very earsordiarry end imput-
able character were preferred againet Mr. C. A. Chairmen
of Southwick, surgeon, by a fanner servant of his, Harriet
Gill, which appeared, upon examination, to be utterly ground-
leaf, as inane., the tuagutrateo thruneelves stated, upon Mr.
Chsvaro'n voluntary appearance b-lore them in meet the
charges; but there wes resron to doubt whether the charge.,
made were more owing to malice or inanity on the part of
the gill. The latter now appears beyoad all doubt to be the
true solution of the question. Gill, rang destine., was
thrown opal the workhouse at Kiser. Norton last week, and
the medical authorities there at ogee perceiving her unhappy
condition, she we* unmoved to Stafford Aeylum on Wainer
day lat.—Birmingham Journal.
. _

IjAsTAI.DLT bUTRAOE.—On the night of Wed-
riseday last some miscreant threw a bottle filled with gun-
powder, and other explosive matter, into one of the bedroom
windows of the house of Mr. James Phillips, muter chen
ntantiforister, Creaky-booth. The instant the fell
upon the floor it berm with a loud noise, and the force of
the sap omon sowrhed the giro. in the windows. damaged
some articles In the room, and injured the door. Fortunately
them us. no peewit in the room at the moment. It is
strongly sewpected that the act has been done by mine chain-
maker belonging to the body now on strike, because Mr.
Phillip. has thought props? to sell a quantity of chains to
the former emplyer. of wona of the men out to strike.
RIOT AMOIIO HOP FICKE/M.-A serious riot Oc-
curred in the hop garden of Mr. Thirkell, at Leeds (Kent),
on Friday, owing to some fresh pkkere baring been get on.
Three of the Kent County Constabulary went to the gsnien,
and were received by rollout of Monte and other mireiles.
A ringleader was taken into custody by one of the consiablee,
worn a regular feeler mimed, the constables being compelled
to use their staves rather freely. The primes, managed to
make his escape, handcuffs and all, and the constables, over-
powered by numbers, were obliged to beat a retreat. Bnter-
eatendrnt Malmsey, K.C.C., with twelve of his form, soon
after went to the mooed and took flee of the ringleaders into
oustady, when order was restored. On Saturday, the men,
who were all arrangers to the neighbourhood, wale taken
felon I). Serateon rill Capons Robinette, at the County
Mageoratas' Oak's Odic., Maidstone, and hoed in various
pretties, end fn default of payment one was imprisoned for
three weeks, and two others for fourteen days.—Jfonistoes

CIITSTAL PALACE. —•• ONI SHILLING
TOZAGAT, OCT. 11.—AdasMilue• OM layineat,3,s37 ; ditto
&kite. 397: 00.1 sr.oiton.. ;On

[Advertutement.)—HOLLOWAY'. OINTMENT AND
• —Our r •,u Itnetneetea. now mat gainful dooetagre
epeattly glow to Hollow/We ruaedlee. It It ocatestonly eupposed that
40%1 and tl,uogatlegoare &Sweat oleeseee. bat In fact tiler are Itke.
tit al—not clutinet cild••••• bat d &mot forms of Um saga dinar,
tbott,b got. eitrellte C 14.104, tans ut di•Kole this aseattlete. TUB
mats and seat of lath le .iepraved blood. and be otto would, contend
arltA either must point bit roooolles to thie efts/ Enid. Holloway •
atingle, I, ..latutent afford. tool n lief, dOnlakhlue tbepala. Wobble&
nil tawt. It must be 111104 efloc•utlly milord Into the cototgataloe
tyro. at roar toge a dog, while taking II °bossy's egoaderful pda,
er 'Lica. actual on the blood. eradaat• bola Mara

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livaarocm, Ocr. 11.—Ths sales of cotton
to-day estimated at 8,000 bales. The market close.
Kinhay at yesterday's prime

COTTON 000]

Om'. 11,—We hare

ania had an inseam market, both for cloth and yarn, and
prima bare a downward tendency. Booms in the Madre,
and Bombay tr•de ham does soma business is yenta, but it
hes been limited, and at low prices. Buyers for the Beth-
' terreama have aim operated where yarns could be got at
very low mien Quotations are fully id. mid. per lb. lower
than on this day week where splaners am out of order, bat
there is monk inegalarity, owing to the fact that many pro-
ducers have eagegmasals for some time forward. In such
oases apinnere are unwilling to accept more than id. per lb.
define on last week's rams. The Ginseng abstain from
buying, and the bueimes is smell for the home trade. Ths
oloth market Is decidedly daner than last week, sad
are slowly ping down. This applies more as ly to
goods for India, whit& may be quoted lid. to 3d. per piece
lower, but the delineates Ia this breach of the market re-sets
more or less upon most others. There ars still many heavy
contracts to run out wide!' were placed at the highest rates
lately entreat, and some of these will last till the and of the
month. These materially assist in keeping prior armee
than they otherwise would be, sad from privets letters it
appears probable that things at Catena^ are not so bad as at
first represented, so that there I. room to hope for an im-
provement in the &mend for that quarter before bag.

WOOLLEN TRADE.—LIsno, ocr. 11.—Thera hes
to-day been a satisfactory business done in the Cloth Halls.
Goode continue to be is demand, and the prospect/ of trade
are very encouraging. Esspioyment is &hustle:lt throughout
the woollen districts of the West Riding.

WOOLB.—HUDDRAITIILD, OCT. 11.—There is more
doing in worth to-day sad alto during the week, and, ea the
consumption totoe ill heavy for the meson, pnces tray be
quoted • shade higher.

MANUFACTURERS.—IIormassinn, Ocrr. ll.
The &gaud for goarodialored pod. is Not quite so brisk, - •

owing {lady as a ahoy in pleat width ii usual at tali
soma of this yew, ma mediants an waiting tor DOW styles
la waled orders Yaws nos* Was given for winter and
spring.

CORN.—Hcm., Ocr. 11.—At to-day's market a small
'apply of Ritglieli wheat, which is tam WI by local millers
at rause over last week's rates, best runs of red making
435. to 46.. per qr. of 6061 h. Foreign of fine quality rather
dearer. Earley suitable for malting ouppmta late curreocy,
whilst grinding sorts area bide big Oats very sag
leetad, and to force sales less mosey moat be accepted.
Beans and peas slow sal* at prima in favour of Divan.
The foreign imports last west are as seder:—Wheat, 12,827
qrs. Barley, 12,920. Oats, 614. Naas, 486. Peas, 2,228
Tares, 396. Linseed and rapeseed, 83,836. Oil cakes, 110
tons. Bones, 13 tons.

LEEDS, OCT. 11.—We have a fair show of wheat.
Ms trade rules very fins, with a rood demand for fine
(planes at the full rata of Friday lam, no alteration in other
ascriptions. Filla barley as dear, thin samples quite neg-
lected. Beans =aka late rates. Other articles without
variatka.

LYNN, OCT. U.—Weather since Friday has ben rainy;
to-day is fine with south-east wind. To-day's martin we
ware modarately suppled with wheat, which met a ready
sale at en *dunce of L. per qr. upon lut Tuesday's rats.
Barley, best melting samples mull come sparingly to market;
good rue se well as grinding samples must be noted folly la.
pwrqr. higher with a good demand. Wheat, whits, old, 611 b..
to 631b5., 431 to 495. ; ditto, new, 6011:4. to 62Ibs , 41a. 10475.;
red, old. 611 b.. to 631 b.., 41.. to 444.; ditto, new, 691 be. to
alibi., 375. to 42a. Barley, Chevalier, new, 621 b.. to 64th.,,
39a. to 465.; common, 611 b.. to 621 b.., 30s. to 345. Beans,
old, 65Iba. to 66;1be., 46e. to 605.; ditto, new, 6416 e.
to 661b5., 40s. to 47.. per qr,to the growers.

• . .
NEWCAJITLII, OCT. 11.—The weather bee become more
semanable, the temperature having fallen somewhat, the
wind preveilieg now from the seat. At our market this
morning we had • =dente chow of wheat from the grower,
and having scarcely anything froze the coast, the trade:
opened with more activity, • good Diathesis having Leen
transacted in fine old, owing to the paucity of new wimples,
at an sd ranee of le. per qr., extra new Wag hilly 2a. dearer.
For choice old Boston red we realised 47s ; Ina old Norfolk at
thermos timeounimanding 4fw. and 46.. Ild.,whilet for a wag
of old Norfolk white 52,t. per 6011bs. wee paid. For • small
parcel of new south country yellow the Amoy prim of 48e.
par 6041 be. was conceded. la foreign little was dome owing
to the high praten-ions of *Alen. Flour was held for an
improvement of la. per sack, with which the dealers did not
seem disporied to comply. In other articles we note little
variation.