The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-05 00:00:00

DARLNG BURGLARY AT KNOSTROP. •

Two ticket-of-Wye men, mood William Rentba
sad Jobs clot, wan 'adage& as ths• Leeds Court-house,
ea fi sturdily lessorglis burglary and robbery in the hoofs
of Mr. Jobs Rabies, it Koestler, nest Leeds. Mr. John
Raises, irostiester,retatsd tbst be raided et Tipton, Md.
lesdekbe, sad had • house at Knostrop, in which be
ambild whoa he visited this ssighbourboot. Between two
sod three o'clo k is ike ..raid? of Tuesday, the 21st
Angtet, while. is bed awake, Jut Knostrop, bit bedroom
date wee opened, sad • man entered with • lighted
oases is one hood, • bludgeon in the other, mid
his Wee browsed. The bunter advanced to Mr. llsinds's
bedside, sad wring that he was awake mid—" Be etesdp;"
sad theft the follewiag fiesivensfisu took piss.
Mr. Eases "What do
g) ou west gler Your
mosey.. Hodges : Be • was, and I'll iive It to yes."
--Bstslat : " Wows is it t"
Us'. Haines: "In my trap.
sees plket."—Bsrelar : Han Ban) 7
money is the
nom —Mr. Basso: " I have sot."—Bsegier : • Are 100
set the landlord of the house r-Mr. " No. I em
oily lodiges."—Bseglar: " toe you sirs of that ?"—Mr.
: 'Oa my honour I am sot; there is my ponsoin-
testi. You may look for yourself, sad you will an that I
sin • travellst."--Burglat: "Bow often do yeomen ben?"
—Mr. Oro a month, or two mat* es it lisp-
pus."Bargisr: "Now art yogi net you hate no mere
messy : " I am sun I have not."—Bre•
" Where is it, theit"—Xi. aines : "In my nthen
ow.
ser's pocket; Fit give to. Hanes
10s. in silver. • kali*,
reached his $lOll,BlllO, and took from ne pockets 9.. or
• sad some keys. While tea nu-
',ensiles was going oa with the lint burglar. • seem*
nand this room, snood with • poker; and the ant Man
ogled to • third, weewn be ststienesy at the door."
Who
the mossy plead *ton the bed by Mr. lisinos,
the lint burglar odd to Ow seeesd, "Take tub " upon
whisk the sessad seas WNW the silver trots the knife sod
key•--ealwing • sizpeses, however which wee afterwards
farad with *le other ordain os the bed. Tbe Ant burglar
thms mato Me. Malmo, Now, us noise' "to which Yr.
tepilot, " Not • weed; retro* is pesos." Beth
Min rues d. ldr. Helms idestififd Renter, as
tie burglar Sed gest intend tie room end bold the
sownwasdes. with his. He said he wild bate sicked bin
ant of • &emend, although his hoe wsi diseelosred es the
sight of the burglary. Be did sot, howeverompClark woognias
Club. Bastes was seandtted for and as
illesherged.—Lettit Mtrows.

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TO CORMISPOINDINTO.
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met le et del Oar, le, Beeeee, be Tee Ale* ea as
dee et paellealka.

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LONDON, WEDNIMIDAY, DECEMBER &

Winn NProtaox 111. reesived the address of the
Corporatism in Guildhall, pot the least interesting
part of the spectacle presented to the assembled
aliens wee the graceful and fascinating creature
who stood by his side, and followed, with Pooh visible
sympathy, every word that fell from his lips. Yes-
terday Vicroa EMAIVIL IL stood slow, re-
'Wading the spectators by his isolated position of the
domestic bereavements to which in the owes of we
brid year he has been subjected. This relleatios
imparted a tea* of deeper feeling to the admiration
wilted by his aneetentatiously fine, freak, and
soldierly betaisg. The atlases felt that they had
lame them not oily a King who had wrestled for
his erowa in the field and the ablest, bat a man of
hie sabring and sorrows with their own. The toner
of his reply to the address of the Corporation—uttered
in a char, deep, mellow voice that filled every corner
of the building—wee is admirable hammy with
these impreesions. Though the deputation from the
merahmetsl bakers, and traders of London had, in
the Wren they presseted to the Kin d thenumt
at losidogass Palace, expressed, with equal sound
Wrong sod good taste, their "admiration of the
noble Imams sad decision with which, ado: air-
amastaases of peculiar dialenity, his MIJINITT tae
Maya lima the steatitic and cosaistent sapporter
et avil and religiose liberty," the Mayor and Alder-
son, in a vulgar, would-bPosurtier spirit, avoided
that topic. Like shopheepere, attempting is vain to
"risk the Atop," and demean thenteelvee like fine
sealants, they prated about "a long lips of illus.
trims Sovereigns," sad Sovereigns' interehaege of
metal courtesies. ea the progressof serestristed ewe-
meter." Ywroa HmantreVe teepees was oceseeivain
▪ spirit more worthy of the hall which is &domed
by the sempusents of Ham= sad
"The reception," he said, " that I meet with in this
easiest lad of aesthetics.' liberty is to us a proof
of the sympathy inspired by the policy I have
hitherto mesa. a policy in which it or nay Washes
issistastly to peraNdre He adverted to the alliance
of Prase and Snead SS hOllOlllllll4ll "to the ohs-
Tutor st their ImPle" se well as to "the wisdom of
their flovseeigait." sad as "a new that in history, and
the biamph of &Media." He spoke with a grace-
fel modesty of the utast el power be himself
• brought to the alliance' with noble esadenee ot
" the loyalty of his people never doubted. sup-
ported by the valour of an army always faithful
to the banner if be binge." -With regard to the
war be declared seephstiselly, " We sonnet lay down
ear arms until ea honourable, and thercfore demob

pease has been seearsd." AC the Lixo's spook was
writhe in ehoies ' it would be tomb; too
flattering an ultimate et the sedition ell the user
• bled Aimee to' attribute the laud reiterated ahem
whisk soloed three& the %Wing at its doss to
went to the views he a:premed. They were simply
a taste to the easanset sincerity and sethestases
whisk spoke eat in his hole sad games, and in
the tome of his veke. Bet these vim. sow that
they are pessented to the ingliele palls in the
Beelielt N.layw throe* the medians et the
pees. will 'undoubtedly moire the appro.
belies el the sewed people. The Weevily
at the Lag d &mum with the elitism d Lendas,
is their owe Osildhell. possess a 10 dabbing
• Steve,* is whisk that of the Emperor el the num
Oa the sane Owr was deficient. NAPOLZOX lIL
wee the represeatative of the slams at generous
' nations to angst sod drive bask the lawlees sates-
-miss et as middens esequeser hem the territories of
tis austballiag neighbour. Tinos MAIM= IL is
.may the represestadve at this anises', sad he is
defintidog seers—lie is the repeesentative et
latttstiosai sway sad rapist for Sao popular
• limas at pospost, eskriuntoly, is a sate ono,-
' paid ashootios to %dam

. Ws heel that at the 'swooshing aseting the pro-
:rioters of the Reams Counties Railway will prove
themeless fully opal to the duty ispeeed epee them.
;.• After dissisenres ot oodisenditableatriadtbey will blm
• *Rabe to ilmemedme, to the railway 'Merest at less"
.tint he the piddle, if they psendt any of the parties
m impliested to Mai& the seise of menegemest. •
!, total asap in the sserdesuah of the admisietration
is the ant step absolutely mmHg to the isetitedes
eta pmer order of things. and to tbs mini of the
Cempeay's Whiseity. ! •Osr an Hewer as efleient
system of railwegorovernant would lead es to
ti-
tommsad the &Meanies al the plenary authority
hitherto possessed by the Palmas el the Resters
Counties Ccespasy i but with this Mums% that in-
stead of the ebehessa manly assuming ..ak despetle
powers MI Mt. WADDMIGTOM apposes to have dew,
they should be 'pally conlened apse him by the pro-
prietors. The net of the aims's,' should, we think,
hes a bard et meseltaileh sompetest to suggest
and eider, hat sot to distase to the shaman or
bead sassier, who ought to he held stristly
empensibb. We should like to have an spier-
fealty et metalling the working el a system el this
eaters, seder s ehaimsa el proved probity end
basins habits. There would thee be nese of the hit-
toeing away of reeposeibility and shifting of blame
that is now witnessed is railway SZIMMIMPIL Amid
for the time with almost despotic power, the choirs
amen would be yet essemaatly and personally hopes-
ends, and—if proved culpable—liable to What re.
moral by the proprietors who elected hia. He would
thee be deprived of all Mame of mean the polio
meet of delisgesecy by throwing a portion of the
blame epos his mileages. at the Board, who would
be is a greet mesons removed from the temptation id
participating in "lobs.' With an elective &edit. the
emanates. of which should be also reepeesible
directly to the eltarebeldere, sad totally independent
el the executim wethisk a system alibis kind would
he head to work well, or et hest bettor than that now
is existence. Of mares meth would depend open a
iodidese ninths of the espresso &mho and ha.
wager. Bat. whatever be the system ender which
the Mere menswasset of the Resters Counties
Railway is to be coodustad, the first point to be
`- the removal of the remit ailielals.

et Newcastle bac sleeked la Pads, frau
sad Carsewls, sad Is eaposi is Liaise this

Rebate Meetiemety. weber of *The
st t►e Deity." » awe," etbefessebe, eel
Poser street Pepsi. bes jest ILYA el Belsbss•
days' Maus.

THE KING OF SARDINIA'S VISIT I
• 4:
[7lOll ?RI COURT flUrbaii.]
His Majesty the Lingetlf left •i by
a special train of the Great Western Railway for
London at twenty minutes before ten o'clock yester-
day morning, attended by the gentlemen of his
court.

Tbe Log arrived at Buckingham Palace at half-
past tea o'clock, attended by his Excellency the Mar-
quis d'Aseglio and the gentleman of his suite, Lord
Byron, and Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood, and was
received by Lord Ernest Bruce and Mr. Norman
Macdonald.

His Majesty received addresses of oongratulation
immediately after his arrival. The Lord Mayor and,
her Majesty's Commissioners at Lientensuoy of the
City of London was first introduced, when his Lord-
ship reed the following address:
We the Lord Mayer, tne Alderman, and the rest of her
Majesty's COMMINII0•11111 of Liestensoey for the City of
Leedom, gisdly min the occasion Of yen,' Majesty's Imola•
ekes visit to oar beloved Sovereign, to utast the homage
of oar high consideration and respect, and to man!fect the
jo with which we welcome your present* In the metropolis
el'the British limpire.
We regard with admiration the libersl and enlightened
policy with which your Majesty, in the earnest desire to
promote the hippiedom and welfare of your subjects, with a
noble eenildeace in thtir love and gratitude, has voluntarily
bestowed spas your people the inestimable gift of a free
(merriment. .

6-Weqave sees your Majesty with tree meganimity
worthy of ail imitation, units your arms with these of the
'Weirton Powers to vindicate the iodependseas of Europe,
sad to oulatain the integrity of the Turkish Empire ageism
the attacks of its powerful and aggregates ssighbour.
We hen trimmed with the liveliest sotisfaction the
airiest genie's in to. field of battle of your valise% army,
side by side with the victorious troops of our illustrious ally
the Emperor of the French, and of our beloved Queers,
achieving s glorious triumph, and proving themselves the
worthy soldiers of the sovenigs who has himself fought and
bled is their maks in the seem of Mien liberty.
I■ the remotion of this net sad rightens mime we
humbly rely spathe bleats' of t►e Lord of Roots to mows
the sacemees of the allies w►th an honourable sod laming
prem, and we pray that your Majesty ensy Meg be spared
to accomplish your high dowdily, sad to reign over $ Ism
prosperous, sad happy people.
- -

•• - -
Th. King was graciously plowed to return the
following anomie :
Les sestissoa quo woos woes de Ws:primer do la raft
dos Ca nndosaires Royals: de la Liestaaance do la Citd de
Londres so tauebaat profoadement.
Le belabour de sea people • toojware time la plea slaw dal
law Tau ; east done Ivrea wee been .ire satialowloa quo je
sots yes saes seise poor rumor soot ai favorsloloweat
isteepietdo par lea reprowntans sanaieipost de co grad
Ras sem bles weals fake allusion ass 'gab fake per
len Nils& Pimeatighpier is swarm dipses do osuanstare
I Witto dee hams de in diakennaas. De par•Us
ezpleile sedan his NW peer 'niter ekes wiz ono sold,
eseaddin. _ _ .

- Le brit do Nits rands Istto at lap Juts et healable
pour Maar goo round* et la pasavorosa dos Primates
AMU, so llamas pu Cr' Mareasfill Casa pal: gloriosa
at astable.

fry Load et nevekays, spies j• vest ea psis tamsothalts
la piss stook's pow voile peesperiti et pear sell, de woo
aossitevese.
Mr. Ambrose Moon, the sumo( the address, and
Sir Moses Monied**, the 'weeder, had the honour
of being wasted to his Majesty by the Lord
Mayor.
The Oeminissloners present were Sir Henry Mag.
CrMr. Alderman and Sheriff Row, Mr. iJnder-
Stowe, Messrs. (gyp Mimeo, Francis Ben-
eath, Henry W. Slake, Danis! Britten, William
Joseph Bostwick, Robert Ellis, Samuel Oregon,
M.P., Thome Gabriel, William Hughes Haebee,
ikoniert,John Kineereley Hooper, Jonathan M. Key,
W. 'maid, Alfred Latham, James Mal-
oolnison„ George Maguey, Robert Obbard, Richard
Nathaniel Philippe, William Rathbedie, William
Wiesen Starling, Josiah Wilson, Edward Wilson
sad Charles Fenton Whiting. and clerkykes,
sooompanied by Mr. Henley Smith, and
tromarer. _ _ .

The Lord Provost of Edinburgh bad an audience,
and read an address of congratulation to the King.
A deputation tress the hankers, merchants, and
traders of the City of London was introduced, when
the Governor of the Bank of England read a congra-
tulatory idolises to his Majesty. The deputation
coosisted of the Deputy Governor of the Bank
of England, Mr. Foster, Sir Anthony Rothschild,
Mr. Henry C. Roberts, Mr. George Lawrence, Mr.
John DLLs, Alderman Wire. Mr. Crawford, Mr.
IL J. Prescott, Mr. William Cotton, Mr. John W.
Brett, Mr. Alexis Doxat, Mr. M. H. Brooking. Mr.
Holland, Mr. Nathaniel Alexander, Mr. W. Fred.
Saunders, Mr. Anted. Mr. Edwin Gower, Mr.
Alex. Rives, Mr. D. C. Guthrie, and Mr. Henry
H. Gibbs. _ _ _

Atieputation tiros tbe Protestant Diassating Depu-
tiro of the Thaw Denomination was introduced and

presented as addran.
The deputation wended of Mr. Apsbey Pella%
M.P. (rmaa), Mr. Beniamio lisabary (treasurer),
Mr. Samuel Oale, Kr. William Beddow', air. James
Carta, sad the natatory, Mr. H. Terrell.
A &patellae from the Religion' Societies of Great
Britain was istrodemsd, headed by Sir Collier Bard-
tit, the absence of the Iller
eddrsn ;of 8 bliery),:hies:
Majesty. The an
conaistid of Sir Hany
Veresy. Bart.. Bev. C. J. Goodhart. Rey. P. Latrobe,
Rev. Dr. Benham. Row. J. Howard Hiatus, Mr.
Jamie Lord, Mr. G. H. Beni% Oliphant, Mr. Jobs
Bridges, sad Mr. Edwin Hough. The address was
signed by
The Amsbbhksp el Csaterbsry, Presided et tie Bake,
ter Pressetiag Clehtiee Leewledy• ; the Bad et Shaba.
hwy. President ef the Brides and Pcreig• Bids Brassy;
the Bari el Harrewhy, Vise presided el the Bible es
and Mardi blisdeady Sudety; the Boa. A. Kinsaird,
Vies•Preoldent a/ the Ceirilei Marsh otter!, ;
the Bishop et Wham% TieePtesisisetsjodikr
the Preyseatise el the Beget—Bible ; B.
Teem Banaert, Vissimase at in, et the
British breeds el the Besegelled Alliassee ; lir
Bardley, President sf the British bread et the
Allies's ; MiNeellenseal AkenairAte We 00.01011117.0
Kainbetefaikeldtd:ditee attic daesiesea fission
Peter La Seerarartte the Chetah end Minims el
th• United lee visa) Seethes.; Slaved SWAN D.D.,
Um. fkireesty se the Cessehtel fool the Prinelle• el
Religions Liberty ; sad dee by • number e(olMf emus-
men senseded with varies. religionesesistles.
The Lord Mayer end Commission", of Liste-
r/ow and the ether &peados. were severally re.
oohed ea snoring the remptioanos (tee of the
Isms drawing-rooms) by Lord Erase Bens, Vie,
Cleambsrisia, mad Mr. Norman Moodesald. the
Onspersilar of the Lena Chamberiaisfenise, who
essiamed than to tin the Ties-Cleseberlaia
ea dm right and Mr. ea the left. His
lardslip and Mr. Masinsid remind sear his Ma-
jelly dining the reading of the addresses.
The King was atteaded by the d'Aseglio,
' his Mien Planipoteatiary at this Gent; the Count
' de Cavan, the Duke Pasqua, and ether gentlemen
• tilde suite.

iii•iiitiesty, after the presentation of the sildresese.
had a diplomatic, levee, which was attended by the'
Quiet de Persieey, Antbeessdor of Francis, and the
Secretariat of Eselesey ; M. Van de Weyer, Minister
of Belgium, sad the Secretaries of Lep.
time; Baron do Celia, Minister of Baran* ;
Count de Hielmaeriegge, Minister of Hower;
M. Triettepi Minister of Greece; and M.
Marilee' T;lootipi. Secretary of Legalisms M.
Muslims, Minister of Turkey, and the lisereleries et
Legatioe; Berne Readmit, Minister of the Nether.
laird., and the Secretary of Legation; Count de
Lama% Minister of Portugal, and the Becendaries
of Liveries, • Count Collared% Minister of Austria.
and the Secretaries of Legation; Senor Lase.,,
Minister of Mexico; Mr. Buchanan', Minister at the
Limited States; General d'Oxholm. Minister of Den-
mark Count Berestelf, Minister of Prussia; Bann
de Hoebsehthl. Minister of Sweden and Norm
M. Carvallo Morin, Minister of Brazil,
Emaretary °Mitigation ; M. Comps, Chargé Brasil,
of 806 mad the Secretaries of the Mission.
That Excellessies appeared in uniforms or di*.
aide soutane, and the members of orders of knight.
heed were their respective ensigns.
Dr. Grenville bad an audience of the King.-
Hie Majesty left Beekiegbana Palace for Guildhall
at a quarter past 12 o'clock. attended by hi. Res&
limey the Marge% d'Aseglio, Octet de Cavorter, Dela
Popes. Chevalier Nigra. Coast Kermas de lekeesi,
Chevalier Lenerna d'Angroges, Chevalier Oar.
&dna, Chevalier Itibezi, Coast de Paean, Count
Dame, Oonat de Robilant, Lard Byres, mad e
the Hon. A. N. Hoed.
The King wee ceedusted by the VieaCbantlep..
We and Mr. Macdonald to his wrier, whisk win
draws by oream.ookened horses, end was attended,
ley /star of the Cleess'afeetmen is full state Weds.

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