The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-10 00:00:00

THE TRAINING SHIPS POE THE AOTAL HAT T.

A return hissed yesterday shows the annual cost
ia detail al belie I. wain* shsr the Royal
Na The nisi assigetegn el the eve Wellesley,
91. t, Iroprepable; Iseplantiet_ _ Bonswea, is
46,019!. From this it aseenary to deduct the apses,
of half-pay to edigesse benser gay tee2t .lore end
slime pay to modes% withemeimi le 4 (*Mg the
actual oast dthe teeinhw gigs. is to the eat
which they woad gabfest es if tiny woe met .send as
trainer stip. es WOK The Wed rest of the brip tiro
sannyed as miens vends is set dew at 7,0371. ia oddi-
ties
_• 2,500 boys me thus In st ea enamel =peas at
43,50111. Tba Emigre sod eaten el_ tbe losMos reeihred by
is the treisbag ships also dessaed is the Man :-
boys an reeked to learn the names el
the awls yenta Audio; sad swig riggiug •to bed
'adept* ; the sae at the palm sad esed; ths -.Dairen wad
bow Nights ; heaving*, had ; hesdhikimbeeffla resting,
sad ; the mesegment lot boats ; swimming ;
sad the ageism sidles el rigging ; together
VILA ether mites es me seessesoy is • seemee's lite.
Otmemy—The het. nand, sad third imMeoldee ; the use
at powder ; the die sad sword deal ; sad the Ammarreg
gee eseselea Ist To taw the etenessed sales
• erhiSietbk romportion, and preeties • valor end dolma
trestioesentiught to those who desk; to Imes them fel.
To beside to rend an ordinary book at emend isimmettee
Asset' ; to esswess an intelligible letter ; sad to write
ham • pasesse at moderate dlflioelty. hrd. The
dummied glegmphy and hb4eq. 4th. Bailees Warms.
this der the elm** sampling le llama Whelks."

RAILWAY AND Pain COMPILIIIIS nn PAILIA-
IIWIT.—YeiIIerday the hill of the Midland tor additional
presiMe to their already miens( system wee derdered
The case of the email& North Faders Railway
y was opened by Mr. Illornant Pollens, Q.C., and
witnesses were examiaml. Forage local sada= was ad-
duced in tamer of the Bristol and Is Watson Jrastion
Railway. The oppositten eam te the faelswehory end
Hereford woe opened by Mr. lierWmt Weamtham, and wit-
Messes wore examined. Further edema wee takes oa the
bill of the West Bang, Bull, and Grimsby Railw=d
the Owen of the Berwickshire Railway ha were
• Thi case of lb. New Wary Dwaine. wit Na
wieelleeed by Mr. Paget is Stria Dowsben sens en
WWI of the Wishnick oceposedies, sad the alp ether
mmeeittee 'namable wee that for the kagnivement of
61114 a suburb of Maacheenr, the inquiry lob which is
to be adjourned over the Briar room
Taa Outwnin MUMMA, DIMS —SourwAwr-
Ws, Ann, The liamberg and Amara Ocs:s
eleam-ship Festoon, Captaa Tamar. mad by se
lam., far New York, with the Clawmageol SO&
yan=from Homburg, Bann ea We pent, ad a
ednig rains kettairm, 14,0001annia
emenda. Captain s, with advises from ...rig
the Oda Ina, is expeeted to arrive off Corm et
twat., is mine for Hamburg. The Nana
fishweneor, will leave therthamplon for New York on Ile
ltd Mot
Tint OrniAzD Blum MIL.--SOWIXAXTION,
Aran 9.—Th. Royal Mail Compun'e steamship Oneida.
Captain Bevis, maid hews at 3 p.m. to-dey, with the
✓eciathly male is, Perearabeez, ph* Rio de J
speetro,sread.
Irmi•Yearaa' She took
sry. 1.6004 Frilsk Ftwatrli gyiu.
fallow of moral moratendiek

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

11024 Z CIRCUIT.-lEntaarow, APRIL 9.
Cnru. Broc—(Before Lord Chief Jostioo Eris and
• Spada Jog)
kali= V. TILE LONDON ADD 1011111 WWl= LULWAT

COMPIXT,

This was an action to recover damages for injuries that
were snetaitioi by the plaintiff, in ousequeseee of the
Muslin of the boiler of owe of the defendentif embus eve
the Oh of July last, through, it was alleged, the oegligsoos
of their unmet( The defeodants by their pleas denied
that they had been guilty of negligence.
Mr. Serjunt Parry Mr, Joyce were coon's, for the
plaintiff. Mr. flovill, liswkios,Q.C., and Mr. C.
Pollack, appeared for the company.
, The plaintiff in this action was a clergyman holding a
Ewing at Stoughton, in Sauer, and it appeared that
on the 4th of July he started from the Ruston Station, in
• second-oless carriage, by the Irish mail train, for the pur-
pose of visiting some friends at Dublin. The train proceeded
saf on its journey until it arrived • few miles below
Rugby, when the boiler of the engine suddenly exploded,
end iles exploeion one of the paaniogon wee killed, and
I the plaintiff sad temesl others wen very seriously injured.
These fade were admitted by_ the company, but they con-
tooded that they were not Hails, upon the ground that there
had bees no negligent, whatever on their wi
in solstice to the boiler that eeqq but that
the explosion we. an tuesvoidaU accident, for
which tiny were oat resposeibls. It should be
stated that an action arising out of the earn accident was
tried in Loudon some time back, the rune Memo being
up, and upon that occasion the plaintiff obtained •
with damages, against the company.
In order to make out the use for the plaintiff, Sir C. Fax,
Captain Tyler, the gummed inspector, and Xt.
and lEri /ley, two eminent sagbasers, were assaniniirt
to be admitted that the mono of the besting
of
rigboata
reses the nannies ef the pipes by emitant use
and the evidence of those genthems went to Mow that if
the boiler had been examined its Meetly* Ante
would have been sad thus the ecoident
might have been prevented. Pa aha given that
after the accident, upon the effaminaites of the fractured
hailer, the iron presented an appearing* as cornice
had been going on for • very esselelershis,....
Mr. Bova in his wider to the jury or -behalf rd the de-
fondants, mid that the 'sewer he was instructed to rules to
the present action was that they had not been guilty of
say negligence whatever, bet that they bad taken seer,
possible precaution to see that the bellies of their anises
were in • It state to be wink ad OM des resident that
toot 01011 upon this mods. wen cos shish they bad no
power to prevent, }d HM coniseqnsedly they were not
A umber of witnesses wen then szemind as behalf of
the oropeny, ong whim were Mr. thisa, the Issonsitive
supsdass of the Gnat Wasters
..,,1111.1.1; Mr. far.
rook, of the Gast Nathan ; hi the homer
locomotive supninteedath of the London and Mk Irma
ens liallersy4 evil • Dedham assmoned with the Midland
Railway ; whom evidences went to show that it was the enu
tom epos all these Hoer only to make • minute examinr
tics of the interior d the ISOM ones In every six years,
and that this hid beer feted by experience to be colt, reb
ficient.
Atvitwess mind *AMY, who is In the service of
the Medan* also provost OM be exemised the inte-
rior of the engine in pestles is Oskilets 1857. mid at
that time it was perfselV asend and in good seedlike, and
the silegation that the amidst* arose from any neglect on
the pit
W negatived.
of the servants dthe company to be
. Saadi oessaissed semi. up We defendants' case,
when the jury itherposed, and intimated that it was un-
neemiary foi him to do so, as they bed 'heady made up
their 'minds.
ballVt Parry claimed his right, however, to reply, on
Olia the , and ke urged ups the Jury that
the question they were idled upon to decide by their
verdict was not curly of bnpostame in relation to
the putint themselves, but that Ohs safety of
the publics at lsrp was my deeply involved in the present
Wee, sad I. aid he tows* Ow 1:27 Were they
cams to • ststhiserthattbs pkiatff was entilled imam
—p-- "-r for the Injury epos is, mos-
Wu. There could be ie drat that this issuer hod hunt in
ecouqueneo ban in • Mein of unions, ad it ared
to him that if it hod andsrgons • proper exam et
that if so long • psriod had soli been allowed to staple be-
tween the wiess d the bailors, lie defective state
would base been discovered. sad thus the aeeillpt would
have bees amid, and be titanic's eseteeded that
upon this ground the onspeny were gatyd
and the pleietiff entitled to recover. nal lers:rl4-
jeast, after making • few more obeerretims, held a our
femme with his shoot, sod he then again 'Advised the
jury and mid he could me that they had made up their
minds adversely to hint, and he was not vein enough to
suppose that inutile. ile meld say would laden them to
some to • contrary opinion. He Amid therefore elect to
be !unsuited, and the *Mkt "'add try the cause apin
before another jury.
The plaintiff was accordingly nomulted.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(Won Mr. Bens Wilds.)
rn 7010181111 WON to MR OP MOM

After our report left yesterday,
Mr. Best addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner
Betebbeeg. He did so may beady, end the only pout he
urged for their cosaideration was that the prisoner
foreigner, unacquainted with the laws of this country, and
that be might have been mach the tool of others.
Mr. Ribton next addemed the jury for the prisoner
Josspbsoa, lied be said that it appeared to him that his
ems weereey Meant to that of the other pasoners, and
that the evidsow did act at all mike out &aides:Emily that
he was aware that anything illegal was gulag on in reference
to this matter. Be the, reminded the jury that the prin-
cipal evidence spinet this prisoner was his ow. statement
that a plate bad hem gives to him by • person at Liverpool
to be copied in Lomen • but ha contended that this
was not at all condushie evident, that he bad say
=ea in the affair, particularly when it wee ream-
ed his occupation was that of a sort of bundling
Jeweller, who was a very likely person to have such a com-
minim given to him.
ants
dynamic Honrits then addressed the jury, and
that be bad nothing to do with the affair, and all
he knew of Baichberg was that he had been employed by
him to act as an interpreter. Hs always was led to
believe that these engravings were to be shown in the Ex-
hibition, and he had not the slightest idea of committing •
crime.
Mr. Baron Wilds then summed up the case, and the fury,
after • short deliberation, returned • verdict of Snaky
cigidast all the prisoners.
Sentence was deferred until the indictment against the
ether wean who are snared to have been concealed I. the
transaction shall have been disposed of.
NEW 00IIRT.
(Before Kr. Amass William.)

Robert WOOS MA Ankh Often, two respectable-looking
nes, were indicted for. the massinghter of an aged pestle-
maa, named John fiseutk ramie over him, while aril,-
hig Ina gig, on the Nth of Dennis's last. at a furious WON
and from which injuries the dammed expired on the 27th of
January last.
Mr. Poland appeared for the preeecution ; Mr. Berjeaat
Dallantine appeared for Wilson, and Mr. Metcalfe Weeded
Crown.
It appeared that the deceased, who is stated to have bees
87 years of age, resided in Avenue-11111100, Avenue-mid,
Camberwell, and on the morning in question, about II
o'clock. he was seen by a gentleman aimed Driver in the
act of coming the Camberwell•road. opposite llonthampten.
*rest, sad at the same ties he observed • gig beim driven
by the defeadiall Wilsoa at • furious rater at lead 12 miles
as hem; the defendente were shouting and hallooing at
the theme* who. either frees fright or mate obis mese,
sailealy male • step; the driver eadeavoured to pell
bat was unable to do so Were tie demand was lima
down, the off wheel pamig over him. He was pie=
sad conveyed to hi raddeaos ; sad although every
can wee taken dhim, he expired on the 27th of January
in from the bejunes he received. Mr. Driver sumeeded in
Mopping the hone, and pve the defendants, who wen both
drunk at the time, into custody.
Mr. illayeset Hillmans and Mr. Metcalfe having ad-
deems& the Jury for the defendants, matending that the
death was the result of accident, and not of culpable negli-
gence, the jury, after • short oonsulition, returned a
mallet of Not Guilty.

THIRD COURT.
(Beta! Ike 9nen.Toa I.lriart.)

billorgx iriv pa,e Frank
f*aim rate ft w"---10asukiselog
f ear OW. IL m liik eat II deekalllie Unit.
Joint Stook Mimi Bulldog Ameeidion.
He w sudaseed to Mos 11101ialle impriaoorawat with
hard labour.
The court woe occupied durisithe remainder of the day
ha dawdles of the maw prosecuted by the Mint &litho-
Alba
FOURTH COURT.
Wan the Recorder.)

L the 01110 of the Qoeso v. Kalbssios BMWs Wilma, I
chard with therm it will be wthewberal Oat so then-
oaths teat weds es lleideifor therelpsestaill if lie Ilaid
natal the Jew mg" epee thegmed Ibet Ile defeeiest
wee netbet
- yeepteei Ida sears So Woe the
bee, isembei line te teteb_ 1.....1eta11it
is Owed& The Iffeeseihr, co this
sildroth Sled awe oil sogliciently.- C the
tima le•
some& the maim, rid ordered it to be imeallesed elpia
to-day.
Xr. Steward, "elicitor for the prvoecutioe, aid that the
Iftrild amid be hod ithodsd were both sagegod as
vireo* sad is their abases
aheigemisso apply to Wown to
e beff the hrbii, awhew erreaalleeth
bad bees node to pet off the vaill Jerk epos Wow
Uses Maw were that She the be fersished
with the swum 4 OM it Shah hers whew is.
hoeasser. a was
6.4erththdoer
evttoessee.presselitioattila
ES ft It en
the thesavaisose ol widow in Joao
thr wisrAbtx tee 11/101#41167 fee got paves.
The lieecester ell the zetamiestat leg set been wade is

I court, end the terms now sought ought to have been sug-
gested before that trteogemant was closed. He could not
sow interfere, sad the dial most stand adjourned to the
Joao ardor.
The defendant's bail was then siphoned until the June
semicas.