The Express. — 1855-09-07 (London, England)

DETERMINED SUICIDE IN A RAILWAY TRAIN. I Yesterday (Thursday) morning a most determined set of self-deetraction was committed in a railway carriage, between Nottieghami and Derby, by a young geatlemaa named Payee, eon of Dr. Pa ne, of the Brat-mentioned town. It appears that deosa left Nottingham by the ordinary train at 840 a.m. travelling in a second-class earriage. In the Name compartment were two gintlentes who proceeded as far as the Trent Junction, whore they got oat, and deceased was left alone Trent Junction is equidistant between Nottingham and Derby, being about eight miles from either place. The train on leaelog called at &whey and Draycott, two small stations, and then stopped at Borrowesh; the station master at which place was proceeding to open the door when be saw the body of Mr. Payne banging cause to the door. The deceased gentleman had taken a black silk neckerchief from his neck, and bad suspended himself from the ventilator at the top of the carriage door. Ho had also taken off his shoes, and turned his trousers up to the knees. He was immediately cat down, and although life was apparently not extinct, be was beyond hope of recovery. The unfortunate gentleman was conveyed to Derby, end Mr. Oishorne, the company's surgeon, attended him, but life was extinct. To show bow determined deceased wee to commit the rash set, we may state that from the time the two gentlemen got out at Trent Janette& still he was discovered at Borrowssh not more tbaa le Models mould have elapsed. No letters were found upsides o Wow any light on the cause of the deed, bat he had la money, • band-box, slippers, &c., as if proosediug as a Journey. His pariahs have been made segestated by laph with the melancholy cireamotanot, and the body resits an impost at the Derby station. On thie tome day en levant was held upoa the body, by Mr. libidos. canoe, at the George Inn, near the Railway Station, Derby, when evideeoe was adduced as to the finding of the body, and an opinion was expremed that Mr. Payne had taken away his life whilst suffering from au attack of lefismaatlon of the bowels, to which, it appeared, be was very subject, occasionally to such an extent as to deprive him of his sasses for a time. The jury returned • verdict to the effect that " deceased had destroyed himself, being at the time la as unsoustd state of Naiad. '  THE Dzornwriox BY FOX OF THE BASQUE KATHARiIts H Tours, Ants Ib.—The barque Yalltarine Shin?, Thom, from London for this port, which caught Are and blew op while at anchor I. this harbour on the 2.d last. (to preciously reported in lb. Doily Non), is a toad lon. happen that the bottom of the ship hes been blows late three or four parts, and wash in nine fathom of water. All hope, therefore, of reeovering any buillsor portion of the cargo is abandoned ; what little has bees saved will be sold for the beneAt of them canatened. Perliene of the wreck were blown Inland, • mile and • half Mom the spot where the blew up. The canes of the Sr. le set Itzwaly Ineeers, het the to have used the prametlearme Impal==l:hip haying combnetibles en boo& Zed this emillant remened at ma, when tbo ahip wes lattemetag, ft might his Wen attributed to spanteneema nembustion ; bat verlatiedroneasteuees which bays traaspired temlao ranee a euspidst Olt it was the eat of an inceadiary. Exeminatione are new being taken at the police cam. Freeklin, see of theseeasen, is la custody on suspicion of belies the party. From the ship's manifest we god she had then 609 i barrels of gnapowder oh board, wan 900 Mt of suss.