The Bee-Hive. — 1871-04-29 (London, England)

VOICE FROM VIE COA.L-PIT.  A coroaor's inquest was held on Wodnosany on the bodios of ,three girls who died in the workhouse at Crumpsall, on Saturday, in consequence of having had carbolic acid given to them Instead of cough mixture. The assistant nurse, Elizabeth Lees, admitted havini made the mistake, and the jury returned a verdtct of "Death by tnisadveutare," recommending the guardians to take steps to obviate the danger from the use of disinfoutants of this kind.  By the arrival of the steamer Ajax, from Honolulu, advices have boon received from Sydney to March Ist, and Auckland to the 7th. The,English war steamer Clio, having on board the Oevernor of New Zealand and a large party of excursionists, struck i rock in Bligh Sound, lout was compelled to run into, Bounty Harem. . The party succeeded Hi reaching Queenstown overland with nmeh difficulty. Attempts would be made to repair the vessel.  The devastation caused by the bombardment of Nounly is said to be even greater than might have beort expected. In the avenue leading to the Porte des Terms, whole sides of houses are smadied in, and the streets around tiro a heap of ruins. Tho trees are torn into shreds; and scarcely a lamp-post is loft standing. In the other main thoroughfare loading from Netillly to: Pario,-the Avenue do is Grande Areuie----there is not a house which has °swiped being hit. Some are riddled with shot.  „ Ou Wednesday morning it shocking ettici,of outrage and attempted murder Was brought to light at, Elthaal, iii Kent. Between the houri.of three and four o'clock, a police•constable was passing along his boat at Eltham, and hoard feint cries, apparently those of a woman. He at once proceeded dawn a narrow passage, situate between two market gardens, and behind some bushes discovered a young woman respectably dressed, lying upon her back, and covered with blood. Her cheek had boon cut through, she had a fearful wound near the right oye, and her head. was battered about' in a fearful manner. A medical man Who attended. advised the constable to convey her to Guy's Respite). Mr. Durham, the house physician, and Mr. Harris, the house surgeon, there removed several small pieces of broken bone from the skull. Thu unfortunate creature is not able to say anything as to who inflicted the terrible injuries: The medical opinion is that oho had been struck over the head and face with a chopper, or sonic other sharp heavy instrument. The pollee-constable states that he went past the spot at two o'clock, and she was not there then. The place where she was found has been visited by the police, and there is every appearance of a struggle having occurred. The young woman i about 23 years Of ago, and good looking.  At the Cork Polio-court on Tuesday, a respectable-looking young man, named Moreno() 514Carthy, was charged on suspicion with Wale:dam. On the arrival of the steamship Falcon a peliceman searched the box of the prisoner, who was a passenger, and found therein a bayonet, an,l scabbard of the old military pattern, with broad leather waist-belt and bayonet-case, also a car. touche-box attached, together with a single round of breech-loading ball ammunition. With these articles there wore two prints of Allen, Larkin, and O'Brien, with the inscription of "The Fenian Martyrs of Ireland," and a coloured semi4allegerical picture!, the central figure of which was the Goeins of Brut holding an open volume, entitled "Irish Laws for Irish People," and on an open initial page of which were the words Ireland must be free and have equal rights." The prisoner when arrested had a passage for America upon into atrkenbyfora him. He said he had been for the previous two or three years in England, and was to sail on Thursday d vebny eAonmtertaireyn"wiTridh,e a7dB"ilt was only through that accident that he "had arras in a proclaimed district." The Bench said he must abide* the consequences; arms proclaimed under the statute wore found in his box. The prisoner was returned for trial before the Recorder, bail being accepted.