The Express. — 1864-11-03 (London, England)

NEW POTATO 31ARKET AT DAY.)—The new potato market yr iv the € ;rest Northern Railway Company adjacent t gurus at,tion, in Maiden-lane, King's-cross, was for tragic this morning, and was well attended F. i....yers and salesmen. The market stands on a hr;.-r area than those at Spitalgelda and Tooley.street o.•.•biaed, and contains twenty-one warehouses, besides autli:ient atpacity to contain the consignments of reetable that arrive by the railway from the northern :trld from Scotland. The danger to labourers of ai.d carrying the sacks acmes the line is obviated a upon which trucks are brought close to ware Tile StvItAGE oe GuNrowueß.—Earl de Grey &Lit:Ton. the .Secretary of State for War, with whom was !1..rr,,,, of Harlington, received yesterday a deputation ft . the inhabitants of Chatham, who were represented by t:.-- .Iroott, vicar ; Messrs. Watchund, Old! (high :.•• and E. W. l'hibbs. The deputation which was .ic •.ed by Sr F. Smith, represented to their : ;be kiaoKer to which the inhabitants of Chatham v.:, • ;e, Ted by the proximity of the great quantity of idored at l•poor Castle, &c. Having courteously to the representations submitted by the deputet. c. ti., secretary of War, acknowledging the grave ix°. ; ce 4 the .übivict, said that he had already appointed „ ,ii.o.ittee of inquiry, who were instructed to ,t .; di all the present magazines for the storage of i• ad. r.  !tin Farah A,...11,ENT AT THE HURLEY RAILWAY e.ter.L9, Mr. William Carter, the coroner for t held an inquest at the Station Inn, Minder 1:.. iercuihstances •,1 the death of a maiden lady, named ayell7S, who was killed by falling from the I of the ntAtoi.,o on Saturday morning last. Mr. • • hi, the station master, deposed that on Satur. the of October, while he was on duty, • '•• de-eased lady at the @tattoo, on the platform. by a female servant. When the train came " • then am minutes late, wttuess suddenly looked r • -aa the lade falling, with her arm against the ! • • I se• ,Ll.l fall no to the line, head foremost, ` • .t rat and second class carriage. The wheel f carriages seemed to drag her along • . r and when the train came to a full stop wit•• • • In,' wheel rested entirely on the upper part of " I ti.,- lower part of her body. He wins quite 1 • . • • ' 'thin.; was not injured nor torn io any way. 1 • at iieratt the time she fell, though there were ' • • :•• •• .-rs en the platform, Mr. George Meek, of !'" ,-• Italromhe, said he was a pawner by the •'4 v :he next carnage to that under which the de. .1, the train arrived at the platform he saw • • • •nete. and she put her hand forward as if to ••••ilif the handle of the carriage door. The! • • v tien motion, but did not go •". . ... Ade of tams. Witness assisted to, '' •t f• under the front wheel, on the near side I • • ..,,..1 she was quite dead, the wheel having • f••• t., n'u her chest, The deceased certainly • -hnut to tan, hold of the carriage door.' , ..• • ,i• in 4 nervous hurry. She did not appear • ,• • a i not appear to be wearing any en'no• ''• •• i A ,eienloO, sister-in law of the decevaxl, ••-. _r 1,, 1 been stoning at Grove-villas, Honey, • • . lentined the deceased, who was in in' h Sae was perfectly healthy in ' •! there not the slightest idea existing j - • ••• It" e..mnu6 suicide, Susan frown, the , • A • A ••1,.. to the railway station with the deceased, •.! tie. evidence, rroving the death to have ' ' • • •-, I.- a ,ad the coroner said be thought no • ,•-• • • sr,. necessary. A verdict of "Accidental r• • I. on• o',jecting juryman expressing his • ' retjro verdict of manslaughter • • • ' • , as t,i lead to an enforcement of the •• • . •••• an, at the station. DitowNING AT EVE' •• '• •A• last. while two boos, aged five and ' • . •••••,, of Mr. William Dickson, ti•bcit,r, • . • •- sea beach near the gasworks, Lye.' ' verde of their fetbei's house, the . • • • nail ventured rather near the water, • • at the time, a heavy wave knocked .- • • ~• •-•lli•iii out to sea. The older boy im• •• Ti, rai, and the father and many others • ' •. 'l' • child was floating on the top of -•,- fr the Inaich, and the father got ropes ' shd endeavoured to reach his child. • . ktn• ked down and severely hurt by • ' ay, rind after several ineffectual at. • I i`il he was kept back by the crowd, ' " •h. was hopelessly tasking his own life, the • !tame dead. The body was washed -"- •• L hee t•litee in the enures of half an boor. • a • .a: ile4rt rending, and the *creams of the 4•• v • ••• a:•••.. •e.l to the spot rendered it all the • • - .••••:,4 C,,itranf.