The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-09 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

• DIAAITOLVIND LIM WAIN AND ATIMIPTED BDICIDZ.
Mars, Ann Webb, 19, who seemed to be in • weakly
stem of heal* was pined at the bar Wore Mr. Buroham,
charged with ationinag t. eimunit wends at London-
bridge.
▪ Polionneetable 478 A mid that about ten mantas 7
cm Sunday minas be was ea duty mar the
Railway Terminus, when kis Westin was celled to
step next Farming's What. He then saw the primmer
Bing dragged out o 1 the water in a state of hmansibility.
W antes, with the amilisnes of the watermaa sad two
conned her to Guy's Hospital, when she was
to, sad reemilasel until today.
A Innen:an plying cm the Sarrey side of Loadowbridge
mid that he saw the ran down the steps and
plane into the river. H. put oat his boat, and at the risk
el kis lite suomedsd is dragging her out, but she was amirly

The orostabie here lammed his worship that be believed
the prisoner intended to commit auside as As bed seat a
letter to her mister to that afoot. The siskor wee is wart.

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formed an acquaintance with a yoang man, who had Piled
her, and she thought that br,d affected her • little. She
believed that she regretted what die had attempted, and
would not repeat it if his worship discharged her.
Mr. Bondman asked witness If she was able to look after
her. _ _ .

*Haas replied that she was. She kept a chhui shop,
and her sister might be of anistanes to her.
The primmer here said that skis wassztrernely sem (orbs,
misconduct, and she bemired his warship that albs waald never
attempt Is eassmit aikido again.
llimelman asked it she was willies to p sad live with
bre its,.. _ . .

fibs replied that she we., and she !wombed faithfully not
to make say attempt on her if. slain.
Diukmo. hoped she would keep her promise. She
We. • very foolish girl, sad bed hotter forget all shoot the
mss who 641 jilted her. She we. discharged.
The prisoner thanked his worship, and left the mart with
her eider.

THANES

IP A great many sairceTieve beeeTstel; plundered and Hi-
ssed in • vile plass called Cook sad Neptuas-oeurt, Well-
doseequitre, and near • publiohooss of the seam mssa
The nefarious doinp is this iniquitous plass hays bees
the subject of complaint for some time, sad the
East Leedom Asenisticas for the Temestio• of
Orem have ieterfeeed, sad intend be mosesato the
reopen of some of the &skin the must.
e germ Huard, was brought before Mr. Psetridge,
ctwith robbing • sailor' lamed William Clary, at
iirlit Cock sad Neptuneeourk The sailor, • lad bo-
lo/gni to the ship leauns, Is the Bt. Katharine
Dock. west Onto the Cook sad Neptase with
• shipmate to obtain • plat of beer, sad be was Melted by
the prisoner to go bum with her. He =feed to do so,
and told her he had got so mosey. Oa Irving the pulite-
booms the pvulsar dragged the lad isto the hems. No. in,
Clock and Npneacourt, when he was immedistely stripped
of his blue Guernsey frock sad his boots, sad tuned out of I
W home. He had walked about all night without say
boots oa, sad could sot return to the ship.
Adam Our 40 IL mid many sailors were plundered every
sight ia Cock sad Neptune-court, and the outrages there
were so frequsettbei the lehabiteate of the diarist Weeded
to adopt messures to get rid of the suisaans,. Fear sailors
wen:robbed in the court last night. &Hon had beet throws
from the windows of the dens in the court, after they were
stripped. Every house was filled with thieves, bellies, sod
desperate prosthesis.
it=remanded the primer, sad dine led the
Cur to sisterfaut what had became of the
Ctrs frock and boots.

LLTEEIT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(IT IMMO IILBOWIL)
NORTHALLKRTON MEETING.-(THLBDAY.)

TWO-TIARA:OLD STAKES.
Harm* Mail .. .„ ... ...
Lady Douro a ... ... ...
Bola ... ...
4 um
JUVENILE MERL
Wisdom ... ... ... ...
Pk Wad& ... —.
Ors.
GREAT NORTH RIDING HANDICAP.
Micheal %pit ... ... ... ...
Uoperkasd ... . . ...
Hypermaastra ... . ... ...
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OTHiR ARRlVALS.—Brandiel:rine, Ruby, Gourmand,
Sir Watkin, Rosebud, Cnpp Oratorios, Mama Soot;
Batas% Springbok, Oremload, in Taft, Wisdom, Upton%
band, Madame Patti, Aoooplanco, Westaaft, Xasebeator,
Lola, Borvart Yell, Nowoluurok, lady Douro o, Bynum-
antra, and Bemire.

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SHREWSBURY CARAT HOW FAlL—This large
home fair commenced ea Wedelnlay sad rimed rant-
day. The show was large, and einprind nosy superior
animals—hones of high clan and saileable Is. private ear.
rime parmees and town earls, do., fetched fur 50 to 611
guineas. good nags and single bungee horses brought from
35 to 45 gateau, and horses of high bind and pedigree, for
the hunting field, made figures varying from 90 to 180 gs loess
and upwards, neat going ens 18 to 28 guineas, and hand.
some cart horses 40 to 50 guinea, promising cut sad sag
colts 18 to 28 guise's ; bones of inferior stamp eekl at
reduced value, sad at the does ef the list day's fair many
strings of horses remained on band.
THE NRWCANYLI MURDER.—The detective police
at Neweastiens-Tyne seem ea lees to have dieoevered the
penes who is awned to ham seartelly nabbed the Irish.
man, Mettle Loney, is Sootewoodwoad, is that tows, on
Saturday night. He oleo turns out to be an Indiana (not •
pitman, as was thought), and his NUM is reported to be
Terence Ws. His eompaniog, named M'Ggek. the per-
son who wee carrying a bandbox, which was keened out of
his hoods by Loney, just before he (Loney) was nabbed,
has made a statement which ireplicerm Qeda se the person
who did IL Quin appears to have fist to Inland.
It is proposed to construct a short line from the
Bodmin-road station of the Oorawnil Railway, through
Bodine, to the sew Wadebridge Noe. The 'Mann will
accrue chiefly to the &drain sad Wetlands* peons, and
there are oo specially promising soaves of rellegle loaned.
But, on the other hand, the railway, it is said, may be coo-
strutted for about 30,0004, owing to the liberality d Mr.
Robartee, M.P., sad Mr. Hest, through whom land the has
will ran, and there are no serious enaineerieg works 's-
quired, except a tunnel half a mile in length. It assns
to be remanent glen (says the Western Moreno
Noes) that Bodmin must sink or revive I. proper.
nog as this railway scheme succeeds or languishes, sad
therefore It may be anticipated that the comparatively masa
capital required will be speedily raised. A meeting held os
Wednesday was unesimon and ootdil io favour of the Ilse,
and note practical steps were tattoo towards eettialot adost.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Mount eiabe
istertaissa the 18th Devon Volunteer Rifles cm estate
on Wednesday, after a drill which ins cut shott by the in-
q.cenant ra His lordship is about to leave Ragland for
moan swathe for the benefit of the Downer's Malik sad
es Wednesday took leave is as aoseptable maser of the
corps who have had the mintage el being seder hie comp
msiud.

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