The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-11 00:00:00

horrid erase. He expressed his determinstioa to plead

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guilty, and he would no doubt have persisted in doing so, if Lit
the trial had come on, as it would have done in due course, ig
at the winter reins, but, upon the application of his
coined, the trial was postponed to the spring using.
The defames of inanity was set up for him, but this failed, ao
end he was convicted, and left for execution. For • long I°,.
time he exhibited • goat deal of bravado, but knotty his ri
spirits gave way, !old he summed sorrow for his crime. s
At 12 o'clock precisely the prisoner mounted the scaffold as.
with a very Era step, accompanied by the executioner. es.
His arras having bees pinioned in the usual manlier, the chi.
rope wee adjusted, the drop almost immediately fell. 11.•
The culprit appeared to die instantly, without a struggle. st,.
Up to tie hut moment the prisoner continued to expose as,
his peeitemos for the crime which he had committed. ft.

THE LATE MUTINY AND LOSS OF MAI AT I lii:
BLAOIWALL. a.
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The body of the young gentleman Manuel
Rodrigues, who it will be recollected was ce beard the it
Venus balk os • vat to his brother, ea aka, at the time it.
al the outbreak ct the mutiny, sod who by some insane
grand a the cenfludoo, has been resumed, Sating into
the eatennee ct the Victoria Docks, and was gin monies 10
easveyei to Popkr previous to interment beside the others in
who Ind than Eva spa the cassia, at the Rama catholic es
esurbery at lartenstone.
Mr. Lewis, the Poles coroner, held as inquest on the _6l.
remain; yeawdey, at the Bell cad Anchor Tavern, in the c
vicinity of the Wends Dock, with a view of ascertaining
the wean enewstanose ender which the deceased met his Le
deans It amend that deceased was only 17 eara of ape, St.
sad we in Ragland fee the purpose of ' 44.
damages if a European educatioo. The gni- at,
dace wad to mire that he was seen on the a
deck illanhediately before the mutiny broke out, bat rikk.
that se one saw by what mew or at what moment he went *
ato the water. It was conjectured that be fell isto the as.
MK in attesaptiag to get into one of the boats sloop* the 10
vessel. The poet-mortem examinatioa showed that death Ili
had mulled from drowning, and not from say direct no- 4
Isom. thin being no mark of a wound or blow upon the
Cl=The jay rearmed a verdict, "That deceased lost di.
dre eig is the morning of the Illgt of March, to
be; how be ease into the water there was on endows to
eat.
Brom"

Pion-Admiral the Hon. Sir F. W. Grey, 8.C.8., i,t.
ia emitted to his residence by as stem* of maim Ilk 10
Frederick la slipped (me the Aver end Nary Goutte) sj
to have taken the Modica frees his Oder, Lady Mary ;
Wood, who has been seriously indisposed from the effects st
of this disagreeable complaint. Sir inderie is pogrewieg to
favourably towards rereety. 10
The following ships are ordered to be fitted for 2
itennahalea .—The Prime, Royal, at Dreaport ; the ~,"
trader. at Sharma ; the V at Davenport ; the IT
Ounces, at Partramath ; the Qvsdosi, at Woolwich ; the so,
Ommek, at Shrines; the Archer, at Woolwich; As N.
Weep, at Portsmouth ; the Lyre, at Portsmouth ; the at
at Chatham ; the Mi, at Portsmouth ; the 6t•
Salamander, at Deptford; the Dee, at Woolwich; and
the Stripe, at fliteersees. it.
MR. LNIBDIM, 31. P., ON I'HZ SOCIAL Eva..
Writing to Mr. G. Harrison, of Hesston Mr. Cobden says :
--" Midhont, sth April, 1863.—Der Sic,—l am obliged by
your kiedriess in forwarding • copy of year pamphlet Sh.
on the great prevaleace of preMeMea in our large is.
towns. No am caa have traveled as I have does he
throughout the ceneisese wither' fading It %minded at the tli
cootairi presented try lir Meets of Pain Vienne, Berlin, or IL
irreaomlasillasek tethers= witmemsd every evening la gt
our owe peat pale therceglesera T'he pie to morality as et.
wall andemey is se rase* Rem thsmshitiess which are it.
entereed by the pace et the esethertal Mew that it is
difficult tow heaves hay priselple of •at •or pro- 8t•
priety we ma deka prior merit from Mos set of an '''•
preventive MIWN21•11 Ragland. As regards the imam of at,
=is r e hap towns, I fear the care lies moth s..
imsl serfese, awl hin its source partly evren is the state at.
polioyaf theeenntry. Eireesemsdisoloassereaterdisparity el
in the numbers of the sem. This arias& from the progress of
.It,
male emignaran sad the number sent abroad in the army and it
' other public employments. It arises, Me, probably, portly
from other cams to which it would not be poseibirt to refers. he
the oomme ci • letter. The fact, however, that there are St.
I more than half a million of females in mere of males in the 10
kingdom mast have a prejudicial influence cm the position 51
of the former. I grippes you have seen the lamentable r.•
facts disclosed by the prevalence of infanticide, especially in st
the metropolis. I confess that practically I can offer no at
ouggerniee to help you in your benevolent efforts, and in it.
main, truly yawn RD. 00BDIN.—Mr. George Harrison" SR
Tye Raw. CHARLES KINGSLEY ON EMIGRATION.— e 4
Is a letter to Mr. Hoary Pitman the Bev. Chas. Kingsley el
says :—" I am very mob obliged indeed to you for your st.
letter; it has gives lie real comfort. If the co-operatives 4t
agree with me I shell take heart, for I look epos them as
the salt of the working men. Now, what can I do for
you? Very little, I believe; but wig I can I will, if z:
you take tip the emigration movement. But what cm you at.
& for yoaradvas ? for that is the question which co-ape- et.
Mon morn always sok. This I think ; but it.
Iyou win know beg bow tar you can do anything We
in then wrest hard times end empty pockets. I 84.
have Beg ago mid that it half the mosey which has ek
her rent in trade? unties, in interfering hopelessly is.
with those laws of sapply and demand which poor human he
More may grumble against, bat can go mare tree than a a<
donkey ate a bail storm, or a dead dog a flood ;--if only he
half their mosey had bees spent in lightening the labour I
market, keep* up_ wages, by migtetion by allPablin 10
0o :operative lea—then many Mama, and prime ft
this, ban been saved. But it Was said to ma, • The el
men r'es't tract each other enough for that.' he
Now, is it so, or is it not ? Uit is, so much the wane N.
if Don there is • great future before op-operation. If all ~*
your moor hapset already Pa God knows it is very likely he
to W. give us fair and holiest proof of that, with which ts
we cm satisfy the public that so it is. Believe me when I st
tell you, working men, that there is good sense, good IT
feeling, wealth without end, nod men possessing that *
wealth, who oo wish to koow how they can do with it ..11
' ased about which there can be no mistake,—all ready to "
Se
Lap, it we can only get it to work. And tell your co- It.
speostare. U they catch a demargue—lay or clerical, it.
atheist or unorthodox—preachme wrah sad fury, at.
append= and revenge, or anything which savours of it, * '.
5 take that mouthy gentleman by no means by the eon 1".
yet him by so mass under the oared pomp, or nail hi 41
eon by no mesas thereto aliment* ; sad that if they 8t
ash* anybody rioting or pretending to riot, or exciting it.
anybody to riot. thee by so Mail to fails him over the et
head with a brink, or ie any other coeveuirt way oiler* N
him, for the hewer of co-operation, and the welfare of all *
the reeking dries of Lancashire. I depend on your oo- rt:
epeatine to keep the pew, sad ere the honour of the he
weekler saes. " he
EINSAX SHIPBUILDING ON THI CLYDL—The SI.
Ceple tandem continue exceedingly well employed. 914
MOM Mindanao, Oeulbure, and Co., of Bestrew. have
hurrahed• Norm W named the Miam de la Han 177 ft, in ...
tSlift. bin. to breadth. and Mt. le depth, with mt.
of 90-hares power on the climatal oscillating prie- It
W has been built for Mr. H. S. Seligman, of *
and is to be devoted to the Bordeaux trade ; her 2
are now raised on • eider vessel for the same lien ;
which is seedy May for launching. Mews. W. Denny is
sad Brothers have launched a *crew of IMO toes, built for ee
Mears. A. Lopez and Co., of Alicante, and intended for N
the Spanish line of mail steamers between Oaths and N
Jilavanaah. She has been named the Principe Alfooeo, *
mad is now being fitted by Messrs. Denny and Co., with ;
engird of 400-her power. She win leave the Clyde for is
Cadiz towards the ekes of the month or early in Nay. le
TIM CONDI:NNW CRIMINALS AT KIRADALZ M
GAOL—WM*IZ sad Woods, the two ma who await their g
eseeatiee at Kirkdale gaol, for murdering lira. Warne, of i,
lititehester, will be bawd on the 25th relant. Thor, is ei
sot the slighting charm of the sestina being commuted. M
Weeds a modecarly cheerful and makes the best use of 11
his time by devoting himself very earnestly to his religious 11
oldies Ill'Eliall, too, to very attentive to the instructions 9
of the asphda (tizbeApploton), who speeds moth time with 111,
the primers. the week Woods' friends have visited
him, aid Initsil visited by his hairdo is a few days.
M•Phil, who has been a thorough scoundrel throaghoat his
life. and through whose instigation the muds, wee
oeseadtted. has been much depressed lice his
wadaalaatias. sed looks very hagprd and ill. The
youth Taylor, seatemed to death far the murder ot hie
wife in Maathaiten has bees reprieved as samanced. The
reprieve reached Kirlidale on Tuesday. Taylor never
thought be should be bung, sod therefore the centmatation
of the motion did nos surprise him very moth. though he
was naturally retired when it arrived. Considereble sym-
pathy is manifested for him, sad he is evidently • favourite
with the ppoeirseeose oilleids. Neither 11•Phail nor Woods Moe
their 000demnation have made any oonanunicetion or confes-
sion relative to their wires.
A FACT Fos Nartmatiers.—ln the village of
Soirlittey, weer Stsficed, a parrot, which had been cm-
Raid is a imp for 15 years, recently laid two on
the 16th alt., and the other on the 110th.— ordshire
Adoatiaer.