Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1864-08-31 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ADJOURNED INQUEST. - The adjourned inquest took place on Monday morning at half-past ten o'clock.---The Ceroner comineneed by reeling over the evidence given on Wednesday by the different witnesses; the witne,ses and the prisoner also being present. None of the witnesses had any alteration or additions to make, excepting Dr. French, who added. 'that the clot of blood upon the brain did not correspond locally with the discoloration on the cra,lium; " he also said that the effusion of blood on the brain was caused by one or a combination of two or more of the circumstances, viz : —falling over the wall, drunkenness, excitement, fighting, and exposure at night. The deceased might have ruptured a small blood vessel of the brain at the commencement of the affray, and it would cause an effusion which would produce apoplexy in a few hours. Re said :—lt is my opinion that the immediate cause of des:h IV:13 the rupture of a blood vessel 03 the brain, and the effusion of blood was gradual, and very likely continued to effuse after the fight WU over, and when the deceased was lying out under the hedge exposed b the weather; this exposure no doubt accelerated the effusion of bl»d which produced apoplexy. The discoloration on the neck and shoulders was uniform, and no doubt was caused from natural causes, such as exposure, decomposition, ice. I have no doubt that death occurred in connection with the fight generally. The Coroner having very minutely read over the principal evidence, and explained the law upon the subject, the jury, corydsting a fifteen respectable tradesmen, consulted togethor, and unanimously returned a verdict of "Manslaughter" against Daniel Sheen. The jury were also unanimously of opinion that the deceased was the agreasor. In respect of Michael Flinn and John Drown, it was the jury's opinion that they were not proved to be aiding and abetting in the sense required by law, and therefore a verdict of acquittal was returned in both CMOs.  Daniel Shen was then committed to take his trial at the next Asaizes at Car liff.  In answer to the Coroner, Sheen said, "I wanted to get away Er )m him, bnr, I could not d 3 so ; I did not want to tight, he said it I would not fie-A him there he would fight me when Ig It horn ~"  Aston Park has b..en purehal by tha corporatists of Birmingham, and has now become the property of the town.  Why is Alum NI? 1 in Breii,l?--Itecau33 of its extreme cheapne:s, and its imparting an unnatural whiteness to it. As you regirl your health mike your own bread. It will intefcre very Etta° wit'a your domestic arrangements if you Use BORWICIes BAKING' POWDER, as it need not stall to rise after tu:zing, and its purity is guaranteed. Sold everywhere in paeketi front a penny upwards. HoLtowav's PlLL9.—lmpaired Constitutions.—The infirm are unfortunately most prone to become the victims to dangerous maladies, unless the purity of the blood and functional regularity of the vital organs be carefully guarded. Holloway's Pills can be recommended with the most truthful earnestness as the best purifiers, alteratives, and aperients, when the body is naturally weak or accidentally disordered. They never create disappointment, and do not cause the weakness and oppression too often consequent on the frequent repetition of the ordinary drastic drugs, which are sometimes thoughtlessly. though most disastrously, prescribed. These Pills, in truth, carefully guard the constituents of the animal frame; they enrich tha blood when poor in quality; they increase that fluid when deficient in quantity, and always strengthen. THE MURDER AT liaTeli BIiAI: