The Express. — 1858-11-30 (London, England)

WADDINGTON."  --In accordance with this permission, the police twos* Tombs to the bonne of the inquest, and he wee beceight belay the jury. Lie is a short, stout man, with black whiskers, and of somewhat ferocious upset. Mr. Lewis attended to defend him.  Mr. Stagged!, the surgeon, of Queen-square, who had made a port mortem examination by direction of the come, aid-1 consider that the deceased died from the Minns of the wound in the throat. Thu external and Internal jugular vein on the right aide were divided. On the left ride the external and internal jugular vein and the carotid artery were divided. The trachea and larynx were divided. There were no outs about the hams, and the lungs were mach diseased. _ _  Elizabeth Hodgkin, the servant, wee called, and identified Tombs as the person who murdered Canty in the kitchen ef 17, Gloucester-meet. lire. Bell, the landlady, was also recalled, end made a statement similar to that of last week. _  Police-oonstabla If 110, Sergeant H. Brown, and Inspector Witham, described the cirruzustaeces attending the arrest. The coroner said that the evidence had been repeated before Tombs. He bad able legal assistance, and Mr. Lewis would advise him properly wucther or not he should say any t biog. Mr. Lewis said ha quits felt the power of the coroner's remarks, and parodying that the Home Secretary would ao3sds to thevery reasonable request which thejory had made to hays Toob before them,be read well considered the whole of the circumstances. Combating the nature of the charm sad that this could be no doubt about the parson who com. ladled the murder cc by whom it was done, sad emiskiaring morrover that everything would depend upon the stets of the ma's mind at the time, he could not ruminantly ask any jury to tabs his statement of Ida/ ma a truthful history dths tramsesioa. trader these circumstances he should advise him not to make say observations. The prisoner was than removed in the custody of the pollee toClaricsnwall Police Court.  —tie; orirtm7rsurameitithe eridenoe, and dwelt mom the systematic nature of the proc,edings which Tombs bed adopted, end remarked that Mr. Lewis not having raised the state of mind of the awned, the jury would have sod* is do with that emotion. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder molest Toe b*. and tumnimously agreed to a vote of thanks to Mr. 8. H. Walpole for his considerate attention to their newt. The proceedings then terminated.  The prisoner wee !subsequently taken before Yr. Cerris, at the ClerkeswellliJe-usurr, and committed fur trial. The prisoner seemed like a man who had tem awakened out of a sleep, and when asked to have= would not allow the polite to touch him, but at one araf with Turner the gaoler.  THE BATBAORDINABY _OCCTIAUNCE AT  -152E8-1011:  Yesterday the inquest on the body of Hanna King whose death, tuner extraordinary carausetawees, b reported in the drpresa o of yesterday, wee rewound efore Mr. Baker, at Me Cmpasses Tavern, Daher& The Coroner, with the jury, proceeded to view that pet of the bridge over which, as staud at the former tetpdry, ohs deceased was thrown, and also that part of Me ties by 0e side of which the deceased was found, the two spots Wog about 300 feet from each other. _  TheC;roner caked ,f if there Was not a piece of km is had of an engine, with a book attached to it, by which a prima might be dragged that distance ? The superintendent of the line observed that thee wee a straight pieta of iron, Galled the " life-guard," bat by k a person would not be likely to be carried so tar; end if the dammed had been so carried, she would have received most serious injuries. Sarah Sophia Bailey, of 6, Frederick-place, Tottinbia• rod, West Hackney, was thee called. Bbe said thmile missed's mother end father lodged with her. Last Saha* fortnight, about half-past teckek, deceased called to sat her mother. When thawed lett, which we soon arm, she cried bitterly, and said, "1 will never roue back say tome Deceased was a most indueniows girl. By the Coroner-1 do not know what led the deceased Is make the remark eke did. 1 did not hoar any angry wale pose between deceased and her mother. The deceased's mother said that when bar daughter cad en the Saturday she (witness) read • letter to her from hr brother, who Is in Australia, when she cried very much, ma soon after left. She at first thought, when celled apes by Sergeant &wee, N 1, that her daughter had caroming suicide; but after her statement to the medical gentheamt and chaplain of the German Hospital, and to her Mom witness, and her aunt, which account was to the mate eflue, wittier believes that she had hem drugged, and that she was afterwards plated on the line. A friend of the family in whkh deceased was a sereet said that her MIMEO'S liked the deceased very much, and diet she appeared to be comfortable In her situation. After mom remarks born the coroner, who observed that I anis altogether a most mysterious and extraordinary Woo mad that it was not likely that the person with whom i ceased was on the &utuday in question would be fond, The jary renamed a special verdict, which was to the effect that the deceased was discovered wilh mortal *tufts to her legs by the north Ade of the North London and was taken to the German Hospital, where the died, bet how sad by what UM= the injuries wen mimed than was no evidence before the jury to snow.