The Sun. — 1845-04-15 (London, England)

APEL.• —YES-4114 ALLEGED MURDER IN W u,tile 1„4 lengthened inquiry took plaicleiT jefCorile Rosemary-lane,i‘fr. Baker, at talent chapel, ef Prussia, Blue Anchor-yard, Llveilt-`'aPel, on view of the body of Jane Thrusshealdl, ..-Atia Y'a'lel, years, whose death, it was. alleged, !,4,4:41 or a blow inflicted upon her with a chair, by a man agedbeen lett 1,87301:1 Hill, by trade a glass-blower, who was taken d "1.4 --°dY on a charge of murder, and .has been examined reNaNialr. Ballantine, the nth Tames police. magistrate, an Several ,Ivitab.ed to await the result 01 e present inquiry. .4Llort —ea Were examined, whose testimony was a recapitula.lthat adduced before Mr. Ballantine on Saturday last. %I:till:queue; however, after a severe cross-examination, all kcreti in expressing their belief that the blow was entirely ess.efi,al, and proved that the man Hill had uniformly be'th-l'iodly to deceased, and would often share his food ssa „_ hen distress. 11° Qr win A woman named Box, also de4eletil'uat Immediately subsequent to the occurence, deceas:ed thatil ho,a Hill had not hurt her. Mr. Leddle, surgeon, stated_ d„„` °ad made a post mortem examination of the body. of ,b1,5,--e4sed Death had been caused by an extravasation ette --'l,Pon the brain. produced by a blow such as might wi.: be , t e,„. aeon inflicted in the manner deposed to by the several J_llty ;el'. The Coroner summed up at great length, and the "'Ns' -"er a ort deliberation, returned a verdict of " Acal death " The eri, great success of foreign railways in finding. to 14, uers for shares in England seems to increase the desire able4educe others to public notice; and hence it is high nag the unwary should be put upon their guard against all warag too freely into such investments, or paying deposits The scheme which may happen to appear with hights•the 'lll._titles and longlists of foreign noblemen and bankers. aielTts that have occurred in one or two of these comtett ,! and the questionable manner in which . they are N, ittlat forward, without the least security of getting a proItioi4e4igation into the disposal or disbursement of funds Isho the undertakings fail, make it imperative on those Itlgli4iintdee. themselves with them, either in the capacity of Est ../tat ~ 'rectors or English shareholders, to acquire a qcsbV touch information as they possibly can of their practo tha't.Y before they lend their names or give their support ti. tlyern* We hear on all hands very grave doubts expressed sell,ll real intentions of many of the projectors of these. ,lettli,tss aod without at present adverting to any indive,l4l,l(' we may give a general caution, so as to prepare the 4es, Vor the exercise of their own discretion. There are 11s Id, cee'llsular, German, and Sardinian railways in the V4„4.'es, 11? several foreign projects of less note and preteniiceinpurloeilmisasek cofnsiderable subscriptions,. A; ifil 111.0 sit !nags o 811C.CC8S, and largely estimated dividends. theseenZlhePeosits are paid, no return can be enforced ; and as ' manna '"es have their origin abroad, and are concocted °4l4r „., resident there, none of the security afforded in t42letils i "'entry by the knowledge of locality or of the indiviOft',scrilvll4,B.lly bring a line forward can be secured to the „it.,t, 0.4 ~._e Some of them are, doubtless, respectable enough, }: have already said, caution and discrimination i " exereised.Times.  r SPIRIT of the