The Express. — 1850-07-08 (London, England)

TUNIS.—The Est accounts tree 'Cu ult , state that the cholera. which had for e At in the rr,,rener, hsd broken out with ,treat capital, end that the clealss were Ikl ael,F• household, and principal etlirere, retired to some Ica tucs from the town. fr.is Moorish played their usual apathy under such i* Jews were in great consternrien, and many sseinit a vessel arrive in the roadstead, rash. d it, as silted on being conveyed to liana.  -f tLe Ith  FEARFUL ACCIDENT OX TUE YORE Cc • S. tttliouorott R.attw.sv —An accident of a tt.i'y •r• character occurred on the r.irk and Sctrh•rou:h it •;. t. on Thursday last, by which a lady of hid, pendence, nvnel Martin, met with a terrible death. She ha.i !wet at IL:Waste, near Y.irk. and let her re...le • •  and 4 .with the intention of takin; 1,%-ilts of the riecr Ouse. Som afterwse• .b. '4 A.  by a grielcmon wall:mit on the railway car the s•Aduct ' crows the stream in question, and at the same tame A • fo:n was approrching at *rapid rive towards York. ste rem evidently unconseiouo f its coming uf., hasi: g her pors•ol beLre hir, and was waking leisurely nlong the p.-riu five: way between the line of rails until the .lone driver 4.0'3 the whistle alarm, which attracted her attention. when seeing her danger she turned round and ran back wi•li the intention of escaping ; untertunately, however. tlte ten .. too close upon her, tor in the neat moment or a t the enctuo struele the unhappy lady to the ground. and the whole of t.rh-,he carriages, seventeen in umber, pissed see her body. was dreadfully mangled ; her t,sly in tact WAS literally cut to pieces. It was with much difficulty her retool could be identified. Not the least blame could bas repute Ito the engine driver, who did all in his power to prevent the occurrence. An inquest was held oa the b' ly on Saturday. aced .t verdict of Accidental Death was recorded. lelnt AT liRI•4TOL.—A suicide occurred at Bristol on Saturday. A PlllPitel ship, called the Ileruseis, upon her arrival in that port was rummaged by the custom-h. officers, and a quantity of smuggled tobacco being tcund is ties and committed, in default of payment, to gaol. ha clothed. possession strait nstoufnTrarethe eumembersstom olrawthee, crew,te they largey ae ware circumstance, together with hie being obliged to make a large expenditure for the ship, preyed on the matte of her eommender, Heinrich° Lange, a native of riles, and due* him into a melancholy state. For four or five days he refused to take any nourishment, and on Saturday. hiving fastened himself into his state-room, he first cut his thrort and then inserted the muzzle of his ride In the wound, end forting the trigger with his toe, discharged the piece. The ' noise attracted the attention of some members of ha Mgr, who hastened to the spot and found hint wt the ground in a dying state, and with his person covered with blood. lamb:ation of the distressing occurrence was promptly communicated to the Pewits consul, M. Vesgir, and the pone* authori•ies, and en Inquest was held on the body. The Jury attar examining several witnesses, returned a verdict that the deceased destroyed himself while in a state of temporary insanity.