The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-23 00:00:00

MONDAY

EVENING, NOVEMBER 23,

mat away and damaged. It wee his duty to prusiii the
1100pluaaat from unfastening the chain, and in doing so he
oceideoMll palm& him into the river.
The mil it had beer shown that efts' the man
waa in the water the PriKelt bad done nothing to help him
sat' it was iberefree busy serious clump, and he should
seed him to the Old Bailey to be toad, bat as them were
other witnesses to be brought formed be should remand
him, and would accept ball for his swamies.
THANKS
Revery Pickett, well-dremed, got cep is the most approved
style,aad who pat oa erapprarenes of inuoroce which would
have deeeived any but the most experiemed mss, was
charged with committing • very impadeut robbery In a
pabflo street. He is not quits twelve years of age, sad he
ha been in mutely twenty times. Oa Friday Gawp
Smith wee driving • has and cart along Orford-stresta
Whitsehapel, whoa he raw the prisoner, who wee at the
back of the cert, in the eel of drawing some limo out al •
trunk. On finding himself discovered, he immediately
called to the driver, " There they go, down that seed ;
they have been stealing your Odom.'
The prisoner made • very plausible address is defence.
Thomas Finable, an old deleativeelicer, said—This boy
is the mast dangerous thief in London, his sppearanee and
mars are so deceptive. He wee markt/id in Nay last and
matenced to throe months' imprisoemeet sad had labour,
sod three years' palmate( in a reformatory whoa, for pick-
ier; pockets. His father get him off, and be was not mat
to • reformatory. He is fibs animist young pickpocket and
thief we ham
Mr. Partridge asked tin prisoner if he would be Wed by
him (the magistrate) or at the 114•1110111.
Pi:socar— Well, or, I will be tried here ifl us to be tried
at en.
Mr. Partridge said se dangeroor sad incorrigibles thief as
the prisoner moat be removed tram emir* for a long time,
sad motorised him to bs detested for Wee years in the
Frahm lodustrial SebeoL
The primer uttered • dreadful oath on bearing hit ma-
team

RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS AT OUILDPOLD.

GUILDFORD, RuspAT Ilsowy.

It appears that ti. etatentiat which, ewer also.
the cremation of the town
.21.: sailitarywi,ziril eat.
may, that as soon as the we, the
" Guys" meld hold their annual disgracefulw careival, was
true. The soldiers retr-ned to Aldemihott led Thursday.
List eight, about half-past 11 o'clock, the "Guys" ammo
out, and began their work of revempe. They were set me
numerous as last year, but appeared in *time of the meet
fantastic description, cad were aided is their ashairme weak
by set of roughs, waren* of the "oavvie'LL:=.
were armed with their casimermay
and carried with them large supply...77Z-
works. Their first intention appears to have
been to visit with retribution those
trate' who had taken tbe most active l'irkt
to supprem the yearly scene al riot and cadasion. The
chid magistrate of the boroank was one fof the victims—
Mr. Henry Piper, the then Mayor ; and the other singled
cut for their reran* was Mr. J. Weals, lineudrapea, who
allies ea business within • few yards from the spot, op-
posite Holy Trinity Church, where the bonfires have
metomarily been held. The Guys made their advent into
the town from the direelfma al Stallserfisids sad were
then about 18 or 20 In number, and proceeding alma the
/take-road they " prectisid" oa the Madam of limn.
Limy sad Bowyer—two ' specials," who had, it seems,
given their pasty some came of offence. The wisdom at
the reelisimin of those gentian's were nearly all smashed.
The noire then ran to the upper part of the town, turned
waned the corner of the Ram, anang and yelling like
garages. The panels of the shatters of Mr. Week's shop
windows were in au instant broken, the shatters wreathed
from their plops., and the large plate ems means (one
f • a window, and each being eetheated as worth at
kest .) smashed into a thousand Seem Nor did
the upper windows share • better fats. The di-
viaiosal was blokes, sad other pests of
the wood-work shivered, and not • lush, pans
*hinter". This was only the work of a few minute'. An
alarm had now *pried through the tows, and the bell at the
Town-hell was loudly rang, wheel about twenty menthersof
the 24th Surrey RiSmi and • number of the other amid
oonstahles amesibled. An exploom of fireworks sad some
yelling being heard in the dirsotios of Cbspel•trest, in
obedience to the commend " Forward," they marched
thither, but this, found maim demarding their slobs.
Before the Gaye left Mr. Wooly's, Polioe-coortthie Sutton
&rain& at the earner of the street He could do rii=
almond ;mandated, bat look on. Several of the
:refer °P sade
replied that i deosselit thatheshoeld
declined to obey their inandaTZ on which they attached
ban in diabolical =doom, sad ea severely injured him
that he had to be carried home sad placed under imam
diets magical atiendsom. We are informed that he had
one of his rim needy knocked oat, and that his iced is
frightfully battered. Mr. Phillips, surgeon, is in attend-
MOS upon bat it will be • keg time
before Suttaa be able to resume his °armhole/7
duties. From Mr. Weals's, the Gays ran to Mr. Piper's,
the ex-mayor, and demanded from that gentlemen • nem*
bribe, (prom/dog him that if he would give them • good
round sum they would not hart his place. Mr. Piper re-
fund, on which they again threatened him. He reminded
them that Mn Piper was still suffering from • geoleacted
Blame, and begged them to desist. This they utterly die-
regarded, and at mob commenced their attack. They com-
pletely smashed In the front door, brisalg dews a part el
the frame sad match* off the binges. The upper and
lower window' alai wife completely destroyed. la me of
the rooms was afterwards found a bludgeon to which three
squib had been attached, lead* to the batman that the
" Gay" who was conneimioned to use thin weapon did ea
after the fashion of a hand remade, by throwing it into the
wisdom. The Venetian blinds at Mr. Piper's were math
broken, whilst those at Mr. Wade's were utterly destroyed.
Herat( effected this ranch destruction the Guys dlasead
for the night, 1101130 of them, fearing pursuit by the spedahr
throwing away their bludgeon. in the streets, sad wren
their ferny drama. Several *irks aad un
melba were foetid this morning in thet
and the streets were this morning and afternoon almost
impamable from the crowds who assembled to iaeoset the
result of this year's " visitation of the Gaifferd Guys.'
Owing to Was goddesses; of the attack and darn; the spemah,
we are told, bad scarcely time to organise and amine their
method at dealing with the Gays. It is mid that three of
the Gays who aided in them diagreireful proceedings are very
well known, and that they will be brought before the asap*.
trate& sad that large rewards will be offered for the dis-
covery and conviction of any of the other ringleaders. The
town is this eveniog in a state of excitement. No attempt
was made last night to "get up" any bonfires ; the object
of the Gays appearing to have been simply that of
renege.
SUNDAY Nam, 7.30.
Mr. Phillips, surgeon, has bees in constant attendee°, on
the poor fellow Sutton, the borough constable, who was
attacked last sight by the " Guys." We regret to kern on
inquiry that the sufferer Is sinking fed, end cm scarcely be
expected to survive the night over. Moth sympathy has
been expressed on behalf of Sutton, who was an exceedingly
civil sad inoffensive officer, and whose obliging manner was
meetly a subject of remark by travellers arriving at or
leaving Guildford Railway station, where he was, by an
arrangementbetween the London and South Western Bail.
way Company and the local polies authorities, located in
the capacity of a ticket collector. Sutton is married and
has a Wee family.

HOSPITAL PUIDISZASIIIOIIIII3 HIAIT.-.-011Thura-
day evening sowed woe glom at Um M mid HaL.fiteredreet,
for the benefit of the Hospital for Dames of the Heart,
Margaret-street. Cavendish-square. The services of the
whole of the artistes were gratuitous, and the programme of
the evening was more than carried oat, many pieces being
given which were not set down for the evening', per-
formance. This fact allows that the services of the ladies
and gentlemen who waisted with their time aid Wests
were not grudgingly given far the cause they bad espoused.
The concert gave great satisfaction to a crowded and
lashiooable auction" and the seems of the mooed in a
pecuniary point of view must be exceedingly satisfactory to
all concerned in the UMWe endeavour of relied.; the
aelicted.__

Tea Naw HOSPITAL AT HIBMINIIKAD. —The new
hospital presented to the borough of Birkenhead by Mr.
John Laird, Id. P., was formally inaugurated by that geode-
man on Saturday. The hospital is a handsome buildrig
erected after designs by Mr. Walter Boat, architect, and
bunt chiefly of &orrice stone, and commanding a
splendid view of the Birkenhead Park, which coven
upwards of 180 Cheshire sores. As much stream bee been
laid by the bed authorities. including Miss Florence
Nightingale, on the construction of hospitals, spinet the
use of absorbent materials for walla, ceilings, and doors,
the walls and ceilings of the new hospital are domed with
Paden cement, which forms a polished and oompletely non.
absorbent surface. The floors of all the wards sad of the
operatiog•room, the corridors, water•clossta, bath-rooms,
and lobbies, are laid with polished oak, is order to render
them as Dols-absorbent u possible. It was announced during
tharod proceedings that Mr. T. Breasev, contractor, bad for-
w a cheque for 6001. to pay for dm land upon which the
hospital has bow built.
kiirAvY LOOMS AT SBA.—The Cape and India
mails bring intelligeooe of three serious losses at sea i—The
Wisp of the With on the bar of Cochin Chios, wham
several of her Grew were drowned ; tie Sebastian at Pert
Natal, all her pasiongers and crew saved ; sad the Pad of
Hardwieke at the Caps of Good Hope, all oo board saved.
Foonnineuro or ram Snir Aurram.—On &tor-
, day the pardeulare were rewired el the of the
Islam Austral, Captain IJrquhart, hosed to Ad ' from
Louden. ahortly after clearing out of the English Cheeael.
It appears that the vessel sprung a leak, probably from the
darting of a plaak. The pumps, though kept constastly at
work, were useless, and she filled up to the deck and west
dews head foremost, twenty minutes after the crew lied all
asespeal. They were taken up by the American ship Rida
which reftraod with them to the Channel. The loss
not be less than 60,0001.
Ds. DI Joion'a Lunn-Blow' COD lava OIL
—The unoquillod ourative power of this Oil In all Magas of coo-
, somplion end diesams of the cheat Is now Raiversally »caw
deed. no Warded Plriskam. are. Bolcom:, This
medicine deserves to occupy a diellsguisheil piece In the treat-
ment of consumption. By Oa employmest we have bees able
to It
degreetetrlstanni=l=ldeletr; eilrouilsarri. wed at the
fa. dd.. Ss. ad.. and Ss., Of As. de J4lll agents, Abair.
Harked, sad Co., 77. Strand. LOndm and chemlsts.—(Advartlen
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