The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-08 00:00:00

WANDSWORTH.

TOR RIGHT OP POTTING DOWN ♦ CSI&GN WINJOW.

Hr. Spencer Shelley, a geetleseas residing at dirTinsOnd.
home, Kew, appeared before Mr. Ingham to answer a com-
plaint at the instance of Mr. T. Best, the superintendent of
polaris on the South Western Railway, °haring him "that
he, being a paseenger on theliniadid unlawfully sod wilfully
break the window of the carnage in which he was travelling,
whereby he had incurred a penalty of 51. under the com-
pany's bye laws.
Mr. H. W. Farley, of No. 5, Park-villas, Whitton-rend,
Hounslow, stated that on the 25th of November hat he was
a fimaelsos passenger in the 5.35 train from Waterloo-
stenos. He was seated mow corner of the carriage facing
the elegise and the defendant sat opposite to him. Another
gentleman who sat near winless asked him to put up
the window, to which at first he slightly objected, but be
afterwards put it up as the strap, leaving an open specie at
the top. While the teals was proceeding along shoot
Vanxball be noticed that the gentleman was suffering an
ineoevenienos from the wind through the window, and he
then dosed it The defendant Hum said. "We can't be
mothered entirely,"ar words to that effect, and pus the
window down violently. Witness said, " Exeunt ms, but
I claim the right of closing the window, es I
animated on this side," and he at ono closed it spin.
He had no sooner date so than the defendant
broke the window with his umbrella, and, not satisfied
with that, be jobbed every pleas of glass out of the frame,
and witness's clothes were covered with pieces of glum. The
witness added that the other wiodow wee closed at the time,
but after the defendant bad broken the window he called
attention to the ventilators in the carriage.
By Mr. I —He did not offer to take 'Mogen seat.
The del t in reply to the charge said he had nothing
to say. The evidence was perfectly oorrect. He thought
be had a right to pot the window down, when the other was
shut. He regretted exceedingly that in the heat of the
moment be broke the widow.

hid offend to exchange place,
with the vitamin, sad be bad refined, be should hare
thought the Weans' of the mildew a trifling matter, bit
he did ant thiak that a prim who was comfortably seated
with hie back to the enigma should insist upon his neigh-
bour having a tooth-sobs.
The defendant mid it was a remarkably fine sight. He
meaticeedthat r an extennatioo.

Mr. Inborn said, that frrilce sake of a little more air
he might have exposed these gentlemen to very serious in-
COO VIIIIIIIOOIII. He thought it was exceediogly wrong. The
:efendant should wet to others in the same way be would
like to be treaftd himself. There was no excuse for this
high handed sat, and he ordered him to pay /On 13d., the
damage, a fine of 31., and 2a. soda.
The money was immediately paid.

Tao Fommoomiwo " Parasols or Amts."—
" Arpi" of the Par, writes :—" The prep of
arms rn,oma the English and American trgreatampioes, aswrici
I:;leimined, fills op the TWO= in the sporting
by the to stir of the nag mama. The
friends of both moo report thou to be in the inert ocadi-
tin. I sew Heenan wadi lest week, and tea testify at to
his brag a man of vbre and muscle. His trier be has
already forked ap to the extent that he hie been earpelled
to hire a pony to soaripany him in his walks. He bee won
eat three arks ia his gyaresium, and he is se finery as a
Loudon sparrow. Kin, likewise, is very sweet ea himself,
and says he would give one of his airs and WS yarn of his
life to win. trader these circumstances there is or the
alighted doubt that both men will do their lark and as*
quite as mesh animated {ambition es by the hope of
paoarr~reward to pia contest. That the event will
rte pros on the dry originally fixed is an erronseas idea,
bat der notice will be given be thane who are interested in
it. Is the meantime, las dale free the best authority
that the arneesessabs are writ a will suable the rest to
be witnered with the sere Goaded and holder from in.
irruption as a 'rebel oral at Lard's, or the male of the
royal yeadiap at Hasspria-courk*

THZ (ialur 11118171 N. —At the Judge's Chambers
ymeseday, before Mr. Justice Mellor, Mr. Carpenter sp-
ew/1 la the case of " Parry v. the Great Ship Company'
for as interpleedsr order on the part of the Sheriff of Ls-
emigre, who had remained in pomades of the Great
Eastern and her mores at Liverpool on the part of the
plaintiff, and had Arai the executios been served with
liaison on the part of mortgagees to upwards of 100,0001.
Aa application was made on the part of the sheriff on a
former occasion, when the oompany applied to set aside tbe
mention at the snit of the tiff. The matter was re-
fend to the wad above Mr. Justice Byles, sad the
sheriff was directed by his to remain in custody of
the weasel. The matter had since been before the court,
sad was now is a shape for the application to be renewed.
After hear* the parties, Mr. Justice Mellor made so order
for the sheriff to withdraw and the claimants to give menu.
rit7 for 5,5001., or the storm to be sold and the Proceeds to
abide the event of au interpleader issue to be tried in Lou-
d= after Hilary term next. His lordship was enbeequantly
liked to bar the plaintiff from the vessel, or the sheriff
could not sell without being a trespaeser. His lordship
amended the order. the proceed, of the stores to abide the
Tema of the iaterpiesier issue.

Loer IN TM; STORM. —The wife of Mr. John
Beres, who is of a Wm at Rarteide, the property
d Mies Wallsee, Meditates, last week visited her
mather at Rothbury, devisees of about tee weir from her
time. She left Rothbury on Thursday morning, and
ed through the rilleg• of &Star, among the kills. At
Mat time a heavy snow storm had come me. She was
asked to stay fora while, but she said she could sot do so,
sad that it ins most likely some of keg family would
amiss to meet her, as she had not gone bolas the day
berme. Nothing more was seen of her mail she reached
Prradeick.nioor, when a herdsman, who wee seeking op
his lock, spoke to her. The storm. by this time, was
terrific. She could not bare proceeded far, for she was
found the next morning on the same moor completely
imam. She was a stews woman, the mother of a large
and meek respected. When found she was two
miles from a married daughter's house, sad about four
mike frxa her own home.

- -
DA SING Ham. ROBBERY. —The Bedford Hotel,
aviOtoa, was the mem of a series of derieg sad suoneedul
rol,Peries oe Thursday eight last. Dario( the night several
bedrooms and ilittiog-rooms were visited bye thief, who
must have emessled himself on the premises the previous
"ft,ot• A number of watches and other articles of value
were the
away without any alarm being given. About
7 o'clock the next morning (Friday) a gestlemaa staying '
the hotel discovered that his watch had disappeared. He
at once descended and informed the door porter of the loss.
Shortly afterwards another enthuses, of military aPP•or•.
eon, came down smoking a cigar. He stated to the porter
is ioteation of taking a morning walk, sod having Wee
his same and the nimbly of his room, west oat. The porter
at oars instituted an inquiry, and soon uoartained that the
military gentleman had not occupied the room designated,
sad it became apparent that In was the thief. He was at
once sought for in every direction, bet managed to get Mar
off with his booty.
Snot:KING ACCIDENT TO AN Arians.— Drif
the performance' at Mr. Taylor's theatre in the Orford
Kidderminster, ma Friday evening, as sockleat occurred by
which Sim. Devormort, ea actress, received serious injuries.
Don Joan had been played on the occasion, and towards
the does of the piece Mrs. Devosport's dress was *ease
by one of the footlights, as she was leaving the stage.
The Barnes at mace shot up round her, sad she attired
Piercing Krems. Ontside the theatre, owing to the re-
flectioa of the flames on the canvas, it was believed that the
interior was in fames, and inside inters* excitement pre-
vailed For a time, Osage near her were tee paralysed to
render soy assistance, sad the poor cream* one hither
and thither, not knowing what to do. A carpet was seised
tad thrown over her, sad by this means the gleam Wen
extinguished. She had bees but about the chest, flats
sm. and log, sod at first it was feared that the *levies she
is:viral were ereo mon serious thee they have proved to
be. Yr. Cohen was called is to attend hoc. Me will be
lesesated from appearing on the stage again for several
*whim The manager has takes seessures for avoiding Me
' ounirrences in future, by having a wire Paw plaa•a over
the footlights.
OTBECOATS. —Gentlemen pulsing through London
tre invited to limper* &dock of IlraLolaal Winter Orereftte, at
bra If wanton sad iimpton A.lOO, Strand. opposite listirs.
tiaemeat

WIDIMIDAT. ON INN Tlll7llO/Alf.
W. to N. and to 5. NOMII-NANI. Northerly and back
a pie to fresh, to W., strong, fall at
with mow or rain. times.
W.S.W. to N.N.W., ODAMS N.W. to N. 5, strong,
strong, squally, some dear.
rain.

W. to N.L. trash, BOA= MUM N. to L. trash, squally,
equally, then dear. then Ana
T.W. to N.L. trash, Iforret-Eala. W.A.& to LAL,Yrealt,
dear, tine. Ana.
Northilmet=Celthiteas to Llpooll. WattDoesol toCoris-

louthadagllgh Climissl law Day Coaata.—SOelit-
Zedwattralt of Dewy go ithwerfasliko sod Heligoland.
• /3.—Daremeder oseradod aad radneed to sr at half tide levet
Leh tat fork of varalsal elevation, amine shallow hundredth
of am lash aranivnam ; and each ten degrees, above sr c.a.-
lag Nearly throe Ivessiredths INCRIMUL I.—ffspowed theme.
MOW la shads. D.—Difference of wet bath (for seventh:a sad
dew point). W.—Whsd, direction of (viraa—two palate Lin of
ensgastie). P.—Poems (1 to IY—estimated). X.—Esteems force
since last report. Q.--Quarter whence MU= fares af
to 32=N). I.— laittals b.—blue shy: a.—loads(
f.—fog; m.—saletg (hay) o.
dull) r.—rala . a—mow t.--thaadsr. mow se
immeitad), duos lad mart ter 41starliere9 a 10 9).
—Calsa.