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The Express. — 1859-07-15 (London, England)

URDER ON BOARD AN AFRICAN TRADER.—At the Liverpool policetcouri yesterday (Murray) • 1110111+1111 named John lithityre or brought up charged with hoong killed • cooper touted John Maxwell, on board the MT Faith, ea the rest of Africa. Al the ore was not fully gone into we eta only ore that the prisoner ass brought to Eaglead by tea ship Empress, belonging to the same tarsier as the Pr* litlfird. J. A. Tobin end Co., Liverpool, and looted in the Merry yesterday morning, when ha was given WO custody by Captsin Bolomoa, of the Empress. The mew of the ship who were to give evidence for the poreent. tlon were larder ed, and eo incapable of rcanagemeht that the pollee were err. d to keep • watch on thirm, sad pee Asa they wen braght Into amt (to-day) sober, Tame tbe ere will be tally gar ism. Dynamism) Solcum—Yesterday mining, Mr. Bedford, the error, maser iatenmeden of the mideocholy suicide of Mr. Tvedirick Smith, a giallemen reekting in C.abashdl-semet. Ifielgerwaqure. dower. the wr 43 yews of ego, owl marred, with • yore fealty, had for sere time per ward from modal dep..-es, and was .beaded by Mr. Lovett, surgeon, of Upper Beeperortewer. Be kept but chamber yesterday morning, end net Biala' tab appearance in the break fart-purer, Mra Bark met • arrant to his room; Oar repeated kaockinp, wed ow allegille being returned, an alarm or.. erected, as the door wee fadiratai Mame. A locksmith befog vent foe the room was entered, whea the decreed was diecovrred repended to. brew raps by his silk sockerchlef. He was cut doe., bat life err riulteentinet. [Advettimeatent.]—HouowAT's 01111111111 S AND thee,—haute tlosrwava—nitimmu for we. eel mere roe • thoirmes et fez 41•04011. Mew WO; origami of roe ward tall ban bar Mr .=rit: pro bid 4 de °team& renallem bow es Wer Giro See 11411•1166111011. Oa Rim= Wi1116111141/111ftliblIN •M• 1111 imam ire respeere alrelds. Wahl 1. Rem* of lbratee's wormetier, . mad *awl me owered. doporses leek awe therms Iwo ma mew MOM ✓eirwour Nos asimme per_ kw* tern.. ' vallsset efira,==l rem werrea euerestio. wet rug rewire eareeelleare wows la erg ewe Mee sorb
The Express. — 1859-07-15 (London, England)

MOLYNEUX PLATE. One mite. Bel Renersess, Ancient Briton, Botany, Ltdy Kingston, I.7ttery, Bankrupt, Heiress, and Daniel are here. PAID Funrstr.-01yosplas, Starke. Master Begot, Meld •d Verweas. sad LieeAn.  IV DF: cll./111D AND NoRNE. The bankrupts was described as obip and insures, Lrekers, l..oleulteleoreat ; but tbeir liabilities ores e tie! erat,sely initial( for pentane segairof in that trade. Their pact debt. were 1.3771, sd which upwards of MI. watt lb. retrial' of a 'Genoa ; wet., 1701.  Mr. Lis►i.trr, f;r tko siolisoes, offtroi no opporitkn, Us* bankruo4 Porol. (Moro Mr.  Fosblisqus.)  _ IX KR SIXJAMIN The bankrupt vas described as a noseeneat trading under the firm of 'Truman, Parker, sad Ca.," 01 Atieiskt.aloe, Leadcm•bridge. The acconata, prepared by Miser.. Palmer and Pediery, atom unsecured debt. and liabilities of .5,500 f. unto of trifling amount. The bank mph" oc..urrad 12 months •10, and the cam has sines beets frequently betsrt the curt. The beekrapt has undergone nuprt.orsmetr. end obtaused hi, .1 .charge to April hut. Mr. C. E. Louie aupportsd. The bankrupt passed; sad the err: Ulnae sitting was de. (erred sant November.  ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN  -iii-b8:  Yesterday afternoon, a little before three o'clock, Hue. Waste, a widow, 76 years of age, and who melded at 4. Wesimineter-place,Casthestreet, West Eel, Leese, railed to the door of a seighbour, named Mier Turin, with a towel wrapped round bee throat, and told bee that her throat had jut. been cut by one of her lodgt m named !Abraham Fawcett. As oho removed the towel the blood !Tutted out like water from the spout of a kettle. 'Mir Tutin gave the alarm. cud the poor old woman woe phortly attended to by Mr. Nutuney, surgeon, who sewed up the wooed. Mrs. Watts wee to:tutted where Femora wee' and ohs replied that he wee cutting his throat just es she rushed out of the Wow. The neighbourhood being alarmed, Mrs. Watts's at house ...eternised, sad sure enough Fawcett was found on h the door of Mrs. Wette• beelremn bolted in blood. The room se, he I the appearance of a shuminer-house. From the Imam- I tary sanative furnished at intonate byKre. Wattsand the le oth• r twidenta in the Loose, It would spear that Fewoelt, it a young win of 3.5, was employed es • cloth dresser at Mr. 2 King'e establishment is Not tit Hall Lane. He has lodged re. •itn Mrs. Waite for nearly 12 years, and waegeeerally sup- L. pme Ito cherish towards her emnewhat of the affection of • It ceili. On Monday last Mr. King entertained his "hands" ig to dinner, and elm than Yawnr has been Making. lie so was NM yesterday nom, when be was seem at the Its Velem feu. About half-past two he went to hie Weep, e. end findieg the door feet entered by the kitchen windoe. IS !
The Express. — 1859-04-16 (London, England)

MARKET.-THIS DAY.  Two dewai.  The funds to-day are scarcely so strong es yesterday, notwithstanding the recovery which 'took place yesterday afternoon on the Paris Bourse. The redaction in Consols, however, is limited to 1-16 to i per cent. Very little business is going forward in this or any other department of the Stock Exchange ; and the variation in prices is, in most instances, unimportant.  No telegrams have yet been reosived from the Paris Bourse of this day. At the close of the Bonne yesterday the Three per Cent. Rents@ were quoted 67fr. 60c. for money, and 67fr. 660. for the account, being about per cent. better than the opening prices. The failure of a broker has been announced in I the Stook Exchange this morning, through the default of his client, who is reported to have committed suicide.  .....__ ____. Consols have been alternately " buyers" and  "sellers," at 95 for the 6th of May, and are now quoted 96, rather "buyers." For money the present pries is %I to 95. Bank Stoek hu been dealt in at 2241; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 93/ to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 931 to 94 ; the Indian Four per Cent Debentures of last year, at 961 to 97; India Bonds, at 45. to Bs. pram; and Rxchequer Bills, at 33e. to 36e. prem. The foreign 'took market is likewise quiet. Turkish securities h►ve fallen, the Old Loan being quoted 861 to 87; and the New, 761 to 77. There are inquiries for Russian and Spanish Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 100,1, 1001 ex div.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 891; Rtueian Five per Cents., 111; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 77, 771; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for acct., 861, 861 ex div.; ditto Six per Cents., 1158, for aocount, 761, 771; Venezuela Deferred Two per Ceuta., 173.
The Express. — 1859-02-09 (London, England)

TUB SUPPOSED MURDER AT HAMMTRSRITU.—• Testerday an isvestigetiou, which lasted several hours, took place at the Black Lace Tavern, Hammeremith, before Mr. alfOrley, coroner for West Middlesex, touching the des* of Mr. Joseph Hodges Barrio. aged 0, la's clerk and relieving of of the Wen London Usion, who wee discovered in the Thames, near Hammersmith-bridge, with three wounds on his throat sad other injuries, which led to a strong surpicion that the un'ortunate grntieruaa had been robbed and tam. dered. The discovery of the body was reported in the Daily News of Monday. The proceedings excited coasiderable Net. Robert Joining., a tighteners'', proved finding the body of the de, cased, be was without hie cone and hat, there were three wounds on the throat, and his knees and hands were severely mutilated. No pipers were toned upon the deceased to lead to his Mark, ; he hed no watch, but there wee a gold pin In hie neckerchief, and four thillisge and threepence in essh in his pockets ; he had no cutting =intrecut In his poresoloo.—al r. Thomas Phillips, master of the West London Union, said the deceived loft hie dents se an officer of the anion on the 3rd of January; band. bills and advertisements were lamed, offerirg a reward for his dime covery.—By the Coroner: The demeaned was a married men ; he bad been sin mare in office; I never knew him attempt suicide; lately he had been very desponding, but I cannot stale the mum; he lets his anonnre strictly acciuste.—By the jury : I know of no I cretin who bat enmity towards the decereed, he was generally beloved; he ow not nabs:weed. —Mr. James Keane, surgeon, of Hammersmith, said tho wounds on the throat were not seeker nt to muse death ; no doubt he died from drowning.—Mr. Phillips said, of er the decemers diruippeeranee the office knife woo misted.—Tho Corooer observed it wa • very rays'erkus ease.—The jury. in the absence of evidence, retuned • verdict of "Found in the river with wounds on hie throe., but how be mil there there wee no evidence to prove." Toot
The Express. — 1859-04-09 (London, England)

JOBEPE.  The bankrupt we discribi4 la the petition as Chubs Hairy Joe*, easewies Charles Henry Josifis, of 74 end 76, &rand. lisnned efelismike. Hs bad kept the tavern sad restaereal newiygptelts the Adelphl Tkeatis. Thk was the earekeliss mastiag. The accounts extend owe 21 I Yn% and dew 1,C461. nrad credi 5,1891. is them baling esswity, dna sad to I,tonisol67l. of Wabillika. tors, A/1 loss row% Ong el tha Issas and Ratans of the beams to the Illmill,fsar:it vaned at 2,18 W. The prinks ars did ; toads upsets, 4,2176 ; km% au. tali* by bad ; hones sad pseeonal sayames, 1071. Thr hinimpt was in & deficiency in June, 1566, aflll7l. He stone that the lisbilitke et 1,1871. ars without comilimo tio=n seespianoes which he had siren far *a soozd oiler punks. They include 461. to ths MaklusaCesissanid Amaresc• Cenipsny, 1001. to fin Los. Company and 1601. to Antaway's . Tba Real and Pessolal Admen Aamosiation to a creditor for 101. _ _  rir. Cos, iiTtite &sepias, said for as ajkmanami kr • month, in order that inquiry might be made as loth" my* Prof•rtY• Aajour nal to the 13th of May.  Km= .ragn  MT, ?papa:,  -1-Ldaatimay oetarrease bra Jost hammed In this the matair of • child by Its father, aid the suicide of hs standista It rem dammed shortly before elver eyelet this The morderte's throe is ;obi Tharsisa. a tsar sixth 40 yore of age; sad the sentised AK Maraca, is ithreely four yarn di. Timmkm inn a athhe of Permitter% bat hes been IMog la ON!. tarbury Ike the lest 4 or 6 yam on roe little property what be poommed. lie Is represented as Wog a sober, quiet arm, sad reenwhably fond of his cbildree. It appears that be has been In the habit of going oat at all boars of the day, and Imo =rntly Saba( his btu* girl with him. Lea night, sine clekck, he took the child ont of the cradle is width It the sleeping, while he mother well up. aleistSka younger the to bed, sad left his hansom the ergs ketheympose of nrigipsaidevrallarker kat, In they 'Wad, as vas Asa Ids =tea. Alma ma bras L.A.letw baths seen will Ihe dad la Ws meth air thorn was arse Dam PerbeeethA, ea • Wendt el the river OWL in If twirls," amid se se 11100 Ida arreasthe thes • gid " hiss that is timpolierstatlen end lailmand the dim la imp dot she thenght thin we. • men Flag in enema ereidin Aoornikehty,es•ettim pate osestalthe the despMeind to the spot to ids method dime were se thpathf either the man or chill. flitartly his mesa think tide monthig, however, the Misr imallesofthipmeat sad child were found—the latter clasped in her Why's erns, seer the ant-head. It is stead that the prayed el.p • esselderable rum, which be had lent, had so arca Thanton's mind, that a oomplate change h been Wired ta his conduct for some days previous to the above
The Express. — 1859-12-16 (London, England)

LTA 1.74  • TM asaanrosava of as Tansishhe and Yealabbe sad Nig tar main Baterape Wallas readval the maks of parbmaasa. the WY Waal* a bah llama are tabled ta We lama  DISTRESSING SUICIDE OP A CLERQTIdAIt.—YOOterd•y &bemoan an Mutual was held lb fore Mr. Watley, at the Portobello-arms, Portobello-road, Notting-hill, on the body of the Hey. Thome, Blackburn, aged 39 yeses, who committed self-destruction by rutting his throat with • rows, at his residence, No. 28, Kenstneton-park-terraoe North, under the following distressing circuratanote. Mr. Henry J. W. Bakken, • tutor, mailing at flomemet-terms, Postman-equare, stated that the deceased, who was his benthr-in-law, was married, and had • family. He had complained of persons putting bricks down Ms chimney, and of being followed in the streets. He had also complained of feeling over-dote, and that his work was too hard for him. He was a men of great literary talent, and was • writer to the se throseinn. Witness had oonsidered him very eccentric, and had always thought him to be labouring under dein'lona. He had attampted to commit suicide move than once before, and wham understood that his brother had destroyed himself under similar circumstances. The witness, to conclusion, said that about • fortnight ago the deceased told him that his head was going. Biles Hunt, • young woman, said she bed keen in the service of the demand for about • month se general servant. About 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning hew mistress awoke and mired her husband from the bed. fibs went downstairs in the dark, and afterwarth called wittier, and she found her unfortunate master lying upon the floor in the (rout parlour near the fire-place. A razor was found upon the floor. The witness added that the demised frequently complained of pxson, getting In at the window and touching his papers. Mr. John Graham, • surgeon, said hen waa calW Is 34)041 afterwards and found the defeated quite dead. There was • terse deep wound on tee lett side of the throat, the principal interim being divided, and wee quite sufficient to account for death. The Rev. Mr. Grill, the incumbent of fit. Nottins.hill, said the deceased reed prayers at hie church on Sunday morning, sad he then complained to him of • number of imaginary riser:ifs,. The Coronae thought the euchre* ea. unusually clear of the dammed gentleman having been is a state of unsound mind ; sad the jury renamed • verdict of " Insanity." [Advertisement.] —lts delicious aroma and grate. tat sineeilusamattraca the testa. viltd:t hr Ito easy ministries ban Is atm, to tiaa.tainseb. snorted% ensued thus plaildb to mane earl. lelestetrseet. dlavvers Its came. hi arra/thecae the team& Mika. dlaustion,nkh ha. Torosublected its pillia• naltaag ha Its WAWA sigma ass moan berarases as coffee and tea leis moss • Oen& asdleammid nicer rooms—nseca at noels Illocancestkeenmenej
The Express. — 1859-11-30 (London, England)

THE LATE POISONING AT STUFTYN WOOD HALL.— Os Tuesday the prison*, Thomas Sponge (who had for some time been coachman to Mr. Paget) was brought before the Derbyshire bench of magistrates., et Cbeetereeld, upon the charge of wilfully adrolnistaing eantharides (commonly celled Spanish flies) to Mary Dean (the parlonr-mairt) and others of the establishment. Detective Barnes proved apprehending the prisoner, sad his identification bye druggist at Mansfield as the same Individual who had emended an ounce of cantharides at his shop two months eince. After • consultation the presiding magistrate, R. G. Maynard, Esq, decided that then was no criminal law to meet the ease, sad the prisoner was therefore disottarged. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT FLOCIIRSTita.—The adjourned Inquest oa the body of the seattrama who was band lying fn so lennelble Mate nailer a hedge la a field at mks top-cif ihrood-hlll, Rochester, sad who died immediately cm being removed to the Strood wceklionse, was resumed on Memdey *ming, before Mr. Marsh, the deputy winner for Rothmeier. In oonsequence of the publicity given to the ettenzestaimes connected with the discovery of the damned, the body has been ideatified as that of Mr. John Whitehorse, of Vlaltoo-larraos, Viderleyeark, • vendible, surgeon, who was for many Company in the employ of the Kamm Counties Railway es their cattle manger, bat who retired from that service • short time else. For some time past the deemed bee ben observed to be in • very deepondiog state, and had given way to excessive drinking. He was lam sees alive by • Mood, named JOINS, In Whitechapel, • few days before hi. death, and be then appeared to be completely broken spirited. Mr. Laegatone, the surgeon who made the post-mortem examinetioe, stated that the body of the deceased generally appeared healthy, with the exception of the brain and Mmes. He could not find any traces of poises fa the stomach, Wittier were there any bedews or other masks of violence about the body. There was little or no doubt that be come by; hie death by taking an overdose of opium. The jury then returned a verdict that the doomed committed suicide by swallowing laudanum, whilst in • state of temporary Mouthy.
The Express. — 1859-05-26 (London, England)

MURDER AND SUICIDIL—A horrible crime was committed at Holl) !twat, • small village In the neighbourhood of Manchester on Monday. Yesterday a coroner's inquest was held, to inquire into the dreamstomas of the awful occurrence. The outline is briefly that a married woman, in a At of jealousy, Ant cut the throat of her child and then destroyed herself. The husband of the dammed denied that any occasion existed for his wife's jealousy, and • verdict was given in accordance with the evidence.  PAINFUL CABll.—Yeeferilay in interesting-looking little girl, about eiztern years of age, was brought before thu North Shields bench charged with attempting to commit suicide. It seems that on Monday afternoon about three o'clock, am Mr. Charltoa, clockmaker, was pulling down the narrow in a boat, he observed a bonnet on the water, and neer to it the body of a little girl, Mating. Be immediately got the girl into the boat and pulled to the shore, and beta • stately, though she was quit* unconscious for some time, she recovered. The girl, who was placed in the dock on Tuesday morning, was Sarah Gilchrist, daughter of a kashmir, residing at Bt. Anthony'.. She had been a domestic with Mn.Mladoo, of Linekill street, and some unpleasantness bad mires with her sister, who had told her her father would beat her. The father, who is nrarried a second time, wee in court with his wife, but they denied any intention of offering violin:eh her. The girl had walked into the water in front of Perey-squere, and when picked up watt about fifteen yards from the shore, and about thirty yards above the lower buoy. The poor creature had had a marvellous escape. The magistrate spoke • few kind words to her, end ebe was allowed to go horns with her parents.—Artrantle Chronicle. An inquest was held yesterday before the borough oaraner, at Liverpool, upon the body of Charles Thompson, one of the anew of the ill-fated emigrant ship Pomona, which wee wrecked on Blackwater Bank, cm the 28th ult. Thompson was one of the very hw who returned to reach the shore alive. Be &Mad at Liverpool on the 3rd inst., is company with two others of the mew who were saved. All three were sent by the Americas consul to a boarding-houroorhere Thompson complained of weskneas and emissive, purging. At his own heirs he was sent to the Royal Infirmary, where, though every rare and attention were bestowed upon him, be died on Tuesday. Mr. Allen, the house surgeon, stated that death was UMed by diarrhais and fever, the result of inmask% sad ax . A verdict to that effect was retuned. The otter two men am quite well, and hare gone to see CRYST again. AL
The Express. — 1859-08-10 (London, England)

ATKINSON, TIM LUNATIC MURDEZEIL—A local journal in York has got together a set of f.ota to .bow that Jaime Aikineom, who was tried Let year for murdering his sweetheart, and ecquitted on the ground of inanity, was sot really Mesas at all, bat that be was merely acting to order to mecum his acquittal, and subsequent removal to an @Want, when he thought he would lead an easy and quiet Me. He has, it appear., confessed test the attempt. at suicide he mad* when in the poison were merely feiata, while many other circumstances teed to confirm this view. • DARING GASOTTI ROBBELY AT Lazne.— On Monday ...slew. about Pewee o'clock, two men entered the shop of Mrs. Kilburn, George's-sited, Leeds, wader par more of buying a pair of boots, and whilst A. turned round to reach a shoehorn, use of them garotted her, whilst the other robbed ber. Mrs. Kilburn wee held so tightly that she became imeasible, and wee left in that state by her oowardly smailantr. This I. the mond violent assault made upon Mrs. Kilburn within a week, in revenge, it is summed, fee bee leaving given evideace against some Irish lads who robbed her, and It would appear, from the lawkwateen if these attacks, Mat boo life is L prelims danger.—Leats Nagar,. . _ _  FATAL ACCIDENT FROM THE BURSTING 07 A En aLL,—An inquest was held on Friday lost, at the Townhell, before W. B. eolith, Moq., coroner, on the body of WNias Waseimll, aged It. It appeared from Ike evideace that the deceased was the son of Jobe Wanesll, coast. nerd, who acenpini No. 19 Tower. Baena this tower and Ns. 21.1, • diatom. of 440 yards, the target for winery practise is placed. When preetabeg, one is stationed tinder Molter of our of theee towers, for the twofold purpose of noticing the O&M of the shell and of seeing that the range is clam When the shell which caused the accident was Bred the mode was cigar, the poor boy being under altelter of the other tower, nod cousired quite sets. The shell exploded, mad a pesos of ir, mined a very extraordinary Gomm, struck the nafortnneta youth on the middle of the tomehieg the boom, and tearing sway the fa* is • frightfal meaner. After (allied, be Meted up mow pima of bow, sad crawled round the tower to the stain:am. Oa • sergeant dolloping up, the lad said, t` How shell I get a living nowt I wish it lead struck my heart :" The sergeant quickly bandaged the limb above the wound. By this taw the surrum on duty at the Brag point mow up. A stretcher ores procured, and he was taken to the School of Musketry. whin dm leg was amputated, bat he only survived throe hours. Major, wore perfectly waled that them was not .lts leant thaw attaching t guy p arty, and returned the following media:—" That William Wmastell died from the Asses of • wound moititeetally merest tram • pace of ex, pieded stall bed by the Royal Artillery at promise."—South Beative &WM.  MARKET&  --e-