The Express. — 1862-03-27 (London, England)

TEE ABANDON. =AT or Tile SeLUNA.—Yesterday aa *airy wee opened at the Who, court, Liverpool, before Mr. Banes, the atipeadiary inealetrete, and Captain Robertma, R.N. into the **remotest's?. conaected with the abandonment of the iron brig :adios, of Liverpool. The Sulam mile, from Liverpool for a era torus on the ffith of February, and during en easterly gale her case atrusibmed her. The crew were takes by an Hanoverian brigantine, and landed at Portornooth. The Salina was afterwards taken pos. maim of by the mate of the Czarina, who took her into bore it wee found that her hall was sound, though the bows were somewhat damaged, as if by &collision. The inquire WM proceeding whoa our parcel was despatched. ANirrilEß MUltDrat aND RDBIIERY THE I; %Farm. -- Yesterday afternoon Mr. John Humphrey a one of the Nioldhises coroners, held an inquest at the London llosietal upon the body ..f George Wood, aged 172. a guli• maker, who dad, Oti,Sllll4ll, last. from the imam of Mamie. VOINIiVfaI hut Ilecember,upos the ocessioa of his being robbed seder circumstances of gnat brutality is the Commercialreal Harriet WooL the daughter of the decossed, said that ria the *rth December last she was In theCornmerciaLroad, &epees. at Mr. Prosser's ale boom, aid Mottle went out fur a few minutes. Upon his return Imelda," Oh, Harriet, look at what ::No been done to me since?' She Pali that his hand was fearfully injured, the bone of the thumb protrudiug through the skin. He said that while he we. going a few yard. from the house two men came up, and laid hold of him • lii west furor round the neck, and took away his chain, and thou Loos bed him dews. He had not bees absent five mi. rditeo frian the almhouro altogether. Witham forthwith took him to a doctor's. hut he was so bad that he wan sent on straight to the hospital. Erysipalmeet in, Mkt his ann had to lee amputated. The swivel was broken oil from his watch on the night of the robbery, but the watch itself was sot re ''ml from the pocket. The urn implicated had tot been traced. Mr. E. Ilwynne, houseaorgeon, Noel that the clecra•cd was admitted to tha institution in the month of Ilecember last, lie was suffering from injuries to the head and anis, and the forearm bad to be amputate& He died subeameraly from absorption of poisonuis matter into the blood flout this injured arm. The jury, after a short delibes raboo, returned& verdict of " Wilful murder against some person or pewees anksown." His.; tit Strict Pe--An inquest was held yesterday by 'lr. Brent, at the Golden Ascher, Saffron-hill, oa the buly of Samuel Fisherlipaul,sged -11, a hymn (blobs; who was toned skint at his residcoce, No. 7, Onolmastreat, ea Notably niorning last. It appeared that on Saturday fortnight the deceased 'upped with the men, and for the following twelve days wet In we in his attendance to lanioeso. On Slog ay morning bat he complained to hie daughter of illness, who advised him to have medical advice. Whether lee took that advice or not it unknown, lust he went out. and on his return he walked up toe second-floor nom, used as Ls w,akshop, and shortly afterwards a crash was hear 1. 4ra his wife entering the roomlt was full of omoko, and the deceased was &ma-meted lying on the stoma, in a pool of blood, with his bee sail head frightfully mutilated. A .mall cannon on wheels, capable of carrying half an • mDMIRALTY, Manor 26.—PROMOVIONSI AND APounce of powder, h it...eased had made during his roe:erns:4m —Lieutenant W. G. Douglas, to the Ajax, apprculi•.eship, 1.1.4 lying on the around a short diotance m. Sonogunpowderpund„, wan found, and some matches,additioaal, for Coast Guard service. from hi which had berm ignited. Mr. P. H. Strungc, nergeon Master's Assistant E. P. Roberto, to the Swallow. one of w Digitisers : J. Clark, of the Bulldog, W. E. Preagrave, of of Hattoteganlce, wan immediately ealled in and pronounced life ta ettinct. There was whether the cannon the Indus, J. Hancock (A), of the Emerald, T. Rem, of the had been Medea with shot or units or ear other subot loci Gannet, and It. C. Oldknow, of the Edgar, promoted to first-class assistant engineers ; J. 11•0 aw, confirmed as but it certain that the rioaten'ts had been dischargeti jaw the ~.wed.. mouth. jury raturnad a second-class assistant engineer in the Centanr ; Simpers, of the Alia. R. H. Truhehaw, of the Cadmus, T. Barnes, " That the deeeawd committed suicide by ineano of the of the ...Camelia) and 8. It. Brumaire% of the Dons, pro. explosion of a small cannon. but OA to the stile his mind _ at the time there was no evidence before them to prove." acting nnt-otala assistant engineers. DlDirsTi'll or AIIRRIcAN 31Attn. —The Liverpool,