The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-28 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

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ERIII7/I.FMENT DT TIIL MRCRETART" VI A TRADE ROCTITT.
FraACtra, late secretary to the Friendly
Iroorimegers, was brought before Mr. liarchent.
'n • warrant, be Chadband, 216 M. from Woodworth
Howie of Correction, charged with ember ding various semis
of acme. received by him for aad on account a Qs exi%
"fr wee for the premonition, and Mr. W. Ed
aidveared for the prisoner.
\fr. ihans informed his worship that three raostlis ago
the prrvoner was charged at this court before Mr. Comb*
vvt h fraudulently withholding or destroying the box of the
uviety during the time he was secretary, causing great loss
''"l r,rigiderible inconvenience to members who lad foe-
..oi.+l their cootributioos to him, sod be had hat accoosted
for them. M. Otionbe, oa hearing slat charge. einvieted the
rienrvr 6.r withholding the bcoks, and miaowed him to As
'ht • ,••• ..f Correction for three months with hard labour.
ut sentence aspired thin morting, Lod be was appro.
'eled .m • wernult charging hint with erabesalemeot.
lio .1, 'old gall sufheirnt evideoos to warrant his worship's
rttnaiu.ling hun for other testimony.

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PAPAL LOSS OP PEI AMSAICAN SHIP TIIINTY.
NISI 874713.-TWELVI ram mar.

Particulars have been received relative to the
heel week et Use American ship Thirty-Mae States, which
we wrecked • few miles to the southward at Os llyoffera.
seer Vigo, when twelve of the clew perished. The ill-fated
elep was it • voyage from Cardiff to Genoa, sad oa the
21641 t ult. she eneountered a severe pie from tais westward,
which kept isereesiog sod carried away most of the nails.
Tower& midnight it was discovered that the .hip
we making mesh lama and drifting on shore fast. The
see was temeies t ouslv high, and as it was evident
that the weld strike, there ben no room to wear her,
Ceetetn CLrLI.e Mend the forward (long) boat to be low-
ered, which weep{ miler thestern all safe. The commandca
then directed las Mods to gee late the bast, but they,
tearing apparently NN she weahl get sheue against the
ship's side by the leeszs. hesiested fa going into her.
The carte* by ways( ea example, then jumped
ism the boat with • repo, wee much hurt. This rope
was this eseured to the sha, sad
_several of the mem came
down by it, hut a beery sea loseiftg the boat a little to
leeward,frishtea.d the rensalader of the Grew cm beard that
they refined Ile let themselves down. The steward, who
bad beset mediweenrieg to obtain some iced, Om took to
the born; mad the opals belled the remainder et the ere ry
to have, es the .kip wee then in the breams, sad this
was sot • memene to be lost The unhappy how.
ever, weld nee be isideeed to maks off, sad at Imgih the
boat wee le* go, sad kb the souse of lee minutes at so the
ship struck sad ,see west to plisse, whoa all es board,
twelve in number, whim/ The boat bad greet difficulty
in keeping out at the breams sad beteg embed 'slime, said
after nearly twelve bouts' bard rowleg the survivors safely
landed oe ease of the Bayous Islands. On the following day
the mutes sad consul visited the scene of the catastrophe,
and found the coast strews with wreck, but no bodies. The
ship was largely insured.

A new review is about to appear in Paris, en-
titled L'lndipesdastre Parisinm. It will embrace au ex-
amination of all the new works that make their appear-
ance, and will be supported by nom of the first litemry
men of the day. _ _

Emil MATE; FOR CIVIL SERVICM. —A general ab-
stract wee published this morning of the grants to be pro-
posed for the civil services of 1862-3, compared with the
grants for 1861.2. We find that for the whole seven classes
there is as iscreses of 22131. The grants for civil services in
1861-2 included &vote of 73,0001. for " civil contingencies"
—• vote which doss not appear this year under that head.
CIVIL SERVICE EBTIMATES.—.EDUCATION, SCIVCCI
AND Aire—This class of estimates for 1862-3 amounts to
1,410,114 f., which is 50,1181. more than the amount teat
year. The exams is chiefly due to the vote far public edu-
cation (Great Britain), which is Mc-reseed this year by
38,325/. The entire vow for public education proposed for
1862-3 is 842,1191.
OMNISUB TRAFFIC DURING THE EXHIBITION
Seanon.—Daring the lest few days omnibus pronrietors
have disylayed a laudable anxiety to provide for thej extra-
ordinary amount of Male which will *womanly set for
some months steadily towards South Kensington. A new
line of omnibuses, with three horses abreast, and of light
and convenient construction, have started from the Elephant
and Castle, Borough, to inn to the Exhibition, by Waterloo-
bridge and Charing-cross, at • sixpenny fare ; and another
sew line of " Havelock's" has been put on at King's-craw,
which rues to the Exhibition for threepence; and other
sew limes are about to be started. The new mad from
Bayswater acmes Hyde-park to the Game's-gate, opposite
the Prince AlberVread, is mow completed. It will he
opened to public traftio on Thursday, and will not only re-
lieve the pressure of traffic through Park-lane, but will also
given much nearer route from the Paddington railwekation
to the Exhibition, reducing the cab-fare from la. 6d. to Is.,
at least it is presumed so ; but the police authorities,it is
said, have set yet lad the distance measured.
ATTIOUT TO MURDER • CouvrY COURT BAILIFF.
—At the Gaiety Hall, Derby, on Friday last, George
Winfield, el Ockbrooke, was brought up in custody on •
charier of cutting and wounding Edward Hucknall, one of
the bailiffs of the Derby County Court. Another bailiff,
named Parkins, deposed to having accompanied Hucknall,
on the day previous, to Ockbrooke. for the purpose of apprir
bending Winfield for non-compliance with an order of the
Derby County Court. The prisoner refused to walk to'
Derby, and • coaveystioe was therefore procured. On
arrival' at Borrowaah, about four miles from Derby, witness
bad occasion to get out of the conveyance, but no sooner
had he done so than he heard Hucknall cry out, and rn
hastening back he found that the prisoner had made an
attempt to take has life by stabbing him in the face with a
pocket-kuife. Owing to the severe nature of the wounds
inflicted, the prosecutor was unable to attend before the
magistrates to give evidence. A medical certificate to that
effect from Mr. (hipbone; surgeon, being seat in, the bench
therefore remanded the prisoner until Friday next.
THE MURDER NEAR REDDITCH.--,1111 inquest VMS
held on Friday afternoon, at the home of Mr. Edge, (Tuthill
Farm, near ReMitch, before Mr. Peale, wester for the
Northern Division of Warwickshire, on the body of Sarah
Kirby, a domestic servant in the employ of Mr. Edge,
farmer, who was shot by • fellow-servant named George
Gardener, • farm labourer, as re in our columns on
Friday LA The jury ret • verdict of " Wilful
murder" Gardener.
Tug MURDER IN LONGFORD.—Patrick Roma,
=whom the corooer's jury have returned a verdict of
murder, is still at large. Cksrigan, it appears, wee
quite aware of the hatred home to him by this man ; but
he paid no attention to his threat.. Roes's attack on Mrs.
Corr,: in, who begin, to show some symptoms of 119COTAM
was cowardly in the last degree She was stooping over tM
craille of her child when the ridden fired at bor. A great
dial of sympathy is felt for her la the neighbourhood.
THE FATAL R•ILWAV Ace' tw.tr IN ITALY.—
The Italian newspapers contain particulate respecting the
fatal collision which took place on the 19th inst. on the
Central Tureen line of railway between Siena and Asciano.
This circumstasee, happily of rare occurrence in Italy, took
place in the following manner. A detachment of grena-
diers booed for Umbria had been forwarded by the or-
dinary passenger train from Florence as far as Siena.
At this point the soldiers were transferred to •
speeial train, while the passenger train was &Mimed for
ball an hour. At Falconcello there is a Mosel. Here the
engine-driver, finding that his supply of water was deficient,
began to hack the train, cootrary to the regulations, which
in sneh cases simple permit the stoppage of the engine and
the display of a red flag. Meanwhile the passenger train
left behind at Siena was advancing at full speed, and
no efforts on the part of the second driver could
avert the catastrophe. A terrible collision was the
consequence. Assistance was promptly procured, and it
was discovered that ID persons were killed, 25 dangerously
hurt, and numbers more or Ins grievously wounded. Au
order has been issued for the arrest of the driver, whore
negligence was the sole cense of the calamity, but he is
nowhere to he found ; Tel of the rufferera hare been rest to
Siena, seven only, whom condition did not admit of re-
moval, remain at Aeciano.

THIC YELVEZTON MARRIAOI CAL—The n.rgii-
meats on the bill of exceptions in this case were resumed
and concluded on Friday in the Court of Donne Pleas,
Dublin, sod judgment will be delivered this day (Monday).
C•MBILID111 AND BED►ORD RAILWAY. —The works
on this line are rapidly approaching completion ; the
government inspector will examine them in a few flays, and
according to present arrangements public traffic is to he'
commenced on WedneisiLty, June Is. The line will not be
worked in connexion with the Eastern Counties, from which
sv.tem it may prweibly divert some traffic, as it opens a third
mute from Cambridge to the metropolis, Tit the London and
North Western. Under these circumstances a district
station has been erected foe the new line at Cambridge, but
it is not Dearer the town than that of the &stens Counties.
It was proposed a year or two Piece to extend the line to
Haverhill, so as to effect a junction with the Caine Valley
and Holstead, but the Eastern Counties has succeeded for
the present in defeating this scheme.

QI ERNALAND. —ARRIVAL COT THREE IMMIGRANT
SHIM AT BitIMIANt. —ooe one bUildned end
eifilit motile arrived in Moreton Bar on Thursday last, in the
ships Jessie Mann, Saldanhs, end CMOS' Oodeft'roy. The
two former vessels had been off the onset for several days
prevlotw, bat, owing to the southerly gales which prevailed,
sad tessequent high sea running, the vessels did not come
tan amebae until the 30th ult.—ewe-salami Guardia.,
141 b. L . _ _

Niue magpies, 7 quails, 3 langhinc: jackaases, 12
renetireasted cockatoos, and 1 wallaby bare been imported
into Auckland, New Zealand, by the Auckland Acclima-
tisation Society. Two of the magpies were let loose. and
Immediately commenced work by killing grubs sad cater-
pillars in a pollen.
DL ICH RHIIcIAH RAILWAY.—The reoeipta for
the fortnight ending March 31, 1862, amounted to 7,3264
Ili. 10d., and for the eorrespooding period of last year to
7,2431. 111 a. Id.. abowWg_ita increase of 831. 2a. ltd. in tamer
et the gement year. The receipts since the cummencernset
et the present book year, as the let Hay, including the ,
above, sweated to 180,5901. 17e. 1014., 'hewing en increase
as eceopered with the eorreeperelies portal el INS pee al
18,1371. de. 101. The work et apemen for the fortnight
omoomod to 3,1381.2 e. 3d., or 42.83 per cent of there.**
and for the oorreepeedieg period of lest year to 2.8631.
10s. 5c1., or 39.52 per cent.. showing an increase of expenses
amounting to 2741. Ile. Nkl. against the torment year. The
working expense., from the Ist May, 1861, to the 31st
Meta, 1862, amounted to 69.0001.17 x. 6a., or 36.20 per east.
of the receipts. The working expenses for the year 186041
were 36.42 percent.