Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1858-09-11 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

TIIE HORRIBLE CIIILD MURDER AT  BRISTOL.  On Friday, the inquest on the above case was concluded, having been adjourned for the rurpose of a Tost mortem examination ot the body by Dr Berapath, who deposed that the child was a full-grown child, and had been born alive, and that its death had been caused by suffoc 'lion. Other witnesses having been exambled, Christopher Mynezt deposed that he was serjeatit of the Bristol police. On S turday morning, by the direction of the coroner, he arrested the man, Isaac Pyne. lie told him that he was charged With having been concerned in causing the death of his daughter's child, aud also with concealing the birth of the child ; cautioned him that anything which he said would be used agiinst him, and that lie need not say anything that would criminate himself. Ile replied, that he was sorry for what he had done ; that he could now see his error, and was penitent, and that all which they had against him was for making away with the child. Ile fu titer said that lie should not have done so had mat trade been so bad with him as it was, and !hat he sent Eliza Fyne, hi. younger daughter, to bury the child, to prevent any dispace. Ile also said ti at there was 110 one present in the room when the child was born but himself and the daughter, and that the child was born in the kitchen.  The coroner and jury then went to Pyne's house, wretched little hovil in lie Dings, where they found the mother of the child. She appeared very weak and ill, and with difficulty made the following statem at, having been previously cautioned I y the coroner : ' On Thursiay morning, between four and live o'clock —it was before daylight—l was taken very ill, and my moths spoke to me, and asked me whit was the matter, and I told her that I was in dreadful bad pain. I th n went downstairs by the help of my father, and on coining to the bottom of the stairs my foot slipped and I fell on ons side. Then I came over so far as the table, with my father's help ; then, RA I stood at the bottom of the table, I wa, in dreadful pain, and my father went to the bottom of the at irs and called down my mother. My mother then sent for Mrs II Ilman, the midwife, and she then went away. I then lost my senses, and when I came to I found myself upon the bed upstairs, and my father in the act of undressMg me. I never saw or heard any baby till Friday evening, when it was brought to the bedside and showed to ine by one of the women who had was ed it.' The jury then returned to the info at-room. Having been addressed by the coroner, they retired, and alter half-an-how's deliberation, re.urned a verdict of • Wilful nmrder against Isaac Fyne.' The coroner immediately issued a warrant for Ms committal.  MISCELUNEOUS INTELLIGENCE  A Glasgow thief has succeeded in stealing a constable's watch from his pocket.  _ Th Queen o'. Spain lately descended a coalpit, 359 feet deep, 81,d wandured farther under ground than any of the visitors had ever been before. A young man named Sykes committed suicide in a pool at Brudford, on Saturday morning. Ile was respectably c Imected, and was in the service of Messrs. Luceock and Lupton.  An Australian emigrant ship, the /7;tonla, which left tho port of London last November with 1 0 seals on board, is given up as lost. She was spoken with on the 15th of March at a c .nsiderable distant:, to the south of the Cape of Good Hope. The principal under-writers have paid the btsurance effected on the ship and freight. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY Dv A