The Express. — 1864-05-04 (London, England)

AORDMAIT CABZ.-1:11  mates 101 SAVIIIG  Char/ale Dowohty,llo, • married women, wife of a printer. sus indicted for fekeiouly caning and throwing banal the Regent's (,`anal, with intent felooiously to choke std suffocate herself, and, with reales aforethought, attempting to kill and murder herself, neetrary to the Mann. Tree wiener, who appeared in deep grief, pleaded gull iv. The facts of the ease were these :—A SOYA named Join Claz,, maid* at No. 7, Glineenternreet, Hfiggerstase, ranging foreman to the Imperil Gee Company, has for tnY Yefre been the mesas of reecnig person from diarists:. hartog in his time and the Ines of seven ponsas. horse is situate near to the Regent's Ousal„ and on the morning of the 10th of April at &boat half-past 9 o'clock, his wife, wino was looking he. her bark widow, saw the prisoner walk aloes the path and deliberately throw herself into • deep part of the cassaL she immediately called her hasbeed s attention to this; be was dressing himself at the time to go out, bat be immediately rushed frau the bone sad planed it° the water to rescue the prisoner. He bad to swim tomi 10t had no sooner got near to her than she Ira by the leg, and for some time, in oonsequeeco cf his being almost disabled, they were very nearly inn drowned together. Such would nedoubtecUy have hen the cue bad not the by-Mission oa the towing path rendered assistance, and both were got out, but much exhausted. The woman was takes to the workhouse, where she was attended to until such time as she was sufficiently reverend to be taken to the House of Detention. and afterwards bsfare ",aristrate, by Frederick Carer, polies-conemble 188 N, sad she told him that she had attempted to commit suicide trice before.  The following is the woenan's statement :—" I wish to say ti.u. that 1 teapot exert= the regret or sorrow that I feel f iucb an act, bat I was quite anooescious of what I was rog. I bare earnestly prayed by day and night for God Protect me is my treatment, and I ought to have been care of daring the time of my momenta of insanity. can call them notbieg ; bat, after making forty a good mother, I eras first led by my boatload to fall t • the error. I should sot have done so bad I not been ,?el, by being kept up all hours sod seasons st sight for vein. Since that I have fallen into drink. I would a,ranglv go to any hones or place where 1 me be taken car. of."  „Theo the greed jury returned a true bill they made this ' prusetmirot:—” The greed jury beg to call attest. c to the praiseworthy modest of Jobe Clark le Davin te :de of Charlotte Doughty, is &dog wbieb he appears se Lr, incurred the risk of his own W. aced they are informed ::.at he has ham instrumental in saving life as several prenois occasions, of which no public notice Ism been taken, " ROBERT MARTIN, Foreman." The Assistarit•judge said be deeply regretted that he had !over to comply with the recommeedati•re of the greed • but he hoped the emsdeetof this rue would be bresrOt :er the notice of the Royal Ilumese Society. sad If that *-re dose be thought be would be *stilled to the honourable • of that society. As regarded the primmer he should 1-: then pus soy see Moos upon ber, bat should remand .1.-rtintil the lout session. In the maintinee be directed  ts stia 11TMaldits seen by the chaplain of ‘Feerroinstwt if lie of Correction (tbe Ray. Mr. Hans). fLe primmer was then removed. but eau shortly after•.r•L visited by bar husbaod.