The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-29 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY IR HUDDEBY•
MILD.

Great emulation was created in Huddersfield ye -
Jerky,
_by the announcement that • well-known eetablish.
meat bid been broken into during the dinner hour, sod that
upwards of 1,0001. worth of goods bad been stolen. The
annouseensent peeved a correct one. The establishment in
that of It,. Walter Love, pawnbroker, Highatreet, which is
stseked to the very roof with valuables of every description.
It appears that Mr. Love is in the habit Blocking up his pre-
maundering the dinner hoar, Wilkie; that that is a safer
arrm t than leaving the pleas in charge of a Word'.
natia.iraesteeday, acoordiog to Ids usual custom. he locked
the place at half-past twelve and watt to dinner. The boy
returned at a quarter peat ems to open the door. and
was surprised to find it open. On going inside
he &covered the two ugh boxes of the estate
lisheaset lying empty on the pawn counter. Me
immediately an for kis muss, whom he met is
the street, a few yards ham the establishment. The two
proceeded to investigate the matter. They found that the
counter tirl lei bees Mesa epee, sot by moans of any
inetramsat, hat dimply by pager- the he which error
tenet* was d gnat &nage. The Iwo ash bores had
thee been talosa eat. The key of the eat was lying beside
rotor in the chewer, sad 1100101 Wu obtained to the
tents, which to nearly 1001. in gold and
Inver. The eller yes wreeehed opus, but fortunately con-
tained bet a smell mecialit. 351. havlag been taken from it
o,ly the previous evening, and thus awed from the heads
of the robber. Proceeding to another till, Mr. Love found
that something_ like 151. in silver and copper had
been takes. Be rhea examined the valuable phiftes, in
drawees is the counter, and was astounded to discover that
upwards of 100 washes, =ay ci them gold. and a large
jquantity et pid direr spoons, and other expensive
eweller had bees removed. He was consoled to find that
the robbers bed mimed two drawers to the hurry, or, ate
events, bed eely epees& them gestielly, and, fisclin
forert empty, had concluded that there was no
in them, Other drawers is the shop, eimilarly.si
were untouched. The value of the stolen pledges may be
judged from the feet that MK bed ben lent oa them. It
is estimated that the shield* value of the stoles property
exceeds I,oooi. Fortunately for Mr. Love, he will not be
' held liable for the los of time articles, under the circum-
stances ; but, dames, the 21001. lest upon them come' out
of his pocket, without an equivalent being returned to him
in any shape. The prptattms of this extraordinary rob-
bery are as yet and It is supposied that they must
be familiar with the premises, and will skilled in their law.
Ism trade. The door, cm being examined, was found to have
been opened by a key, so that the parties would doubtless
ester tie place in a confident, business-like way.

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LIPLLNATiON.
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or snow, or hall, Nanlast report, in inches and decimals. Z.—.
Gleba.

The Nationaliffs of Turin states that according
to the last oases the population of that city amounts to
210,000.
THE YELVERTON MARRIAGE CASE—III the Court
of Common Pleas, Dublin, on Monday, in the case of
"Thelwall v. Yelvertoo," Mr. Whiteside, Q.C., moved, on
the part of the plaintiff, Mr. John Thelwall, that he might
be at liberty to mark judgment, and issue execution
thereon, notwithstanding the bill of exceptions taken by
Major Yelverton, the defendant, and for the cost of the
application. After some diecturion, the Lord Chief Justice
said the beet thing to do was to eat the cause down for the
first day of next term, and they would be all anxious to
make an arrangement so as to dispose them.
ATTEMPTED SALE OF SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.
—Yesterday Messrs. Beadel put up to public competition 4
the Ancsioo Mart, the lease of this well-known property,
which is in the possession at present of Mr. Phelps, at •
rent of 1,0001. per annum. The theatre was described is
containing a dress circle, with seats for 102 persons ; boxes
to accommodate 150 persons, six private boxes, with pit and
gallery to hold 2000 persons. The property was held a
term of 00 years, from Midsummer, 1851, at aground rent
of 2771. a year, and the lease was granted to Mr. Samuel
Phelps for seven yeas, at the yearly sum of I,OOOL, the
proprietors reserving to themselves the right to the use of
two private boxes, to introduce 20 visitors beton the cur•
lain on every night of performance, and a limited number of
persons on the tree list. The proprietors were under cove-
Dent to ply the ground rent 2771., insurance 801., with
sewer rates and teem, and the lessee was boned to do the
repairs, except to the main walls, the timber, and the roof.
The net annual income was estimated at 1,000/., subject to
about 5101. deductions. There was no competitors for the
propert;, which was declared unsold, the unreserved price
not being stated. There was a large attendance of the
members of the theatrical corps.
THE GREAT EASTERN.—The Great Eastern will
not be put on to the gridiron at Milford at the end of this
month, as was expected, owing to the recotnomodetion of
Mr. homey, the Queen's pilot, who prefers the spring
waterer,
in the middle of February, there being then mere
water, longer daylight, and a full moon. One of the new
paddle•wheels arrived at Milford last week, and the other
will follow in a few days ; the new intermediate shaft of the
rudder has been fixed in its place, and the directors expect
that she will leave the gridiron by the tides at the end of
February. Allowing for coalMg, there can be no doubt bet
Hat abe will be ready for sea by the first week in April.
Her destination as at present projected will be New York.
ADDITIONAL DISASTERS IN THE IRISH CHANNEL.
—The Pioneer, of Carnarvon, with a cargo of linseed, from
Clalats, has been abandoned. She now lies at Abaryou Bar,
full of water. The crew, with the exception of a boy, are
all drowned. The Rokehy, steamship, from Cadiz, fell
in with the Mermaid in a sinking condition, and towed bee
into Milford. The captain of the Victor Emmanuel, which
has arrived in Liverpool, repeats that on Wednesday it blew
a complete hurricane, the barometer at '.91,75. They lost the
bade, bowsprit wrenched out, and the ship became leaky.
They could not use the pumps, but upon sounding they found
that the ship was making two inches in 13 hour'. Hut and
spare carried away.
LIFEBOAT SERV ICES.--SOCTHWOLD, TUESDAY
noire—The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution
was off early this coming (writes Lieut. Simmons, B.N•h
and took five men and a dog from a small boat outside the
Outward ShosL There was a tremeodons sea manioc
at the time, so that none of the open boats ooulti have got off,
nor could the shipwrecked men have landed in their own
boat through the heavy sort. They had left their vessel at
2 o'claok this morning. She had sunk on Sizewell Bank, full
of water, sad was the Prinown Alice, of Ipswich. The little
boat had been drifting about in the midst of fearful perils,
until the lifeboat took the crew out, sad brought them
safely on shore.