The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-17 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.-THIS DAY.
Risen las Bunn Masers sans ML hem trILICIIIDOW.
ALLZOID 1102/19 ST I.IIOITALIANS.
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GMeeppe Emmeline, 20, and Emmanuel Angola, 22, two
Italian seamen, were indicted for the wilful murder of
Thomas Marley.
Mr. Bodkin end Mr. Clerk conducted the prosecution;
Mr. Parry end Mr. Robinson defended the prisoners.
The facts of this ease have appeared very recently in our
columns.

The learned counsel for the prisoners addressed the jury,
and, en behalf of Remorino, it was urged that the act he
had committed could not, under any circumstances, amount
to a higher crime than mauslaughter ; and, with regard to
WI other prisoner, it was contended that, ender the cir-
cumstances, he was eutitl d to an acquittal altogether, as
there was no pouf that he had in any way concurred in the
proceeding of the other prisoner.
The jury returned into court with a verdict of "Guilty of
Manslaughter " against both prisoners, but recommended
Antola to mercy.
Baron Alderson sentenced them to be imprisoned and
kept te hard labour for two years.

AT VIZ MEETING OF TUE MEXICAN AND SOUTH
AMERICAN Coy held yesterday afternoon, • divi-
dend of le. pee share was declared, payable on the 20th
proximo, and also one of similar amount payable on the
20th of January next. The report stating the progress of
operations its connexion with the production of copper,
and the means to be adopted for the treatment of silver
ore, was read and adopted. Finally, • resolution was
passed authorising an issue of reserved shares at the price
of 41. 10.. per share.
TUE ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY, REGENT'S-PARK,
gave yesterday an additional as some recompense to
those who we:e deprived by the rain of the pleasure of
• siting the garden/ on the 9th inst. The chief floral at-
trastios of the day vies the collection of American plant.,
chiefly rhododendrons, coileeted ender one vest teat. Thus
offered at one view • mass of really magnificent blossoms,
such ea is seldom seen in this country on one spot. The
most beautiful of these were from the grounds of Messrs.
Waterer. Three military beads lent an additional attrac-
tion to the f,t,.

LAMENTABLE Loss or Lire ON THE RIP/S,—
Oa Tuesday night, shortly before 12 o'clock, the following
lamentable occurrence resulted in the sacrifice of three lives
off Caen's Wharf, near the Old Globe Stairs, It•dherhitbe.
A long narrow barge was being laden with stone at Ceen's
Wharf, Lower Rotht rhitbe, there being at the time three
persons in the cabin. The master and the !Mr were on
the shore maiming to get the cargo on board the craft, when
the vessel suddenly turned over on its side, and went down
with the deck towards the frontage of the wharteompletely
preventing the persons therein from making their escape.
The men who witnessed the accident were unable to re.cue
the sufferers, but an instant alarm was raised, and in a ahort
tame a large body of poi ee from Paradise-street station and
others went to the aid of the master, but the only mans of
getting at the bodies was by cutting a hole through the
side of the barge. The first body got out was that of Mrs.
Lydia Whitlock, aged 25 years, the wife of the master,
which was followed by her infant child, Isabella Whitlock,
aged 1 year. In a few minutes afterwards they discovered
the body of Mrs. Mary Castle, aged 36 years. The master
of the vi mel was in a frantic state at the lose of his wife and
child, and in a em.vereation with the police attrihuteil the
sad disaster to the blocks of stone not being placed in the
centre of the craft, while others state at was c..used by the
swell of a large steamer proceedin down the river a few
minutes before the accident took place.
OIRCAT N0E711E6.24 It•lLWAT.—lfotorn of traffic
for the wet:sending Jane 0, 11041:—I'mosagere, ;amid', car-
riages, horses, dogs. and mails, d,909,, A. pd ; merchandise
and minerals, 5,13h1. 2d.; cattle, 261:. 4s. 7d. Todd,
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Enottrataa' Sranta.—Upwarda of 30,0001. weekly
have been loot in wages during the aft.in we•ke strike,
by 20,000 skilled operatives, or 460,0001. in all. It is •
moderate calculation which place, the lose of profit and the
flied expenses of the employers at the same anneuit, so
that nearly a million sterling has been deducted from the
flied for the neyment of wages, by the agency of these
whose great aim was artificially to race wages.
Tun BErrino-orrice Ntasance.—One of the
gang of hetting.ofece keepers in London, after taking in
large sums of money from all parts of the kingdom, finding
that he had nothing to do when the Derby had been ran
fur but to pay losses, decamped. One of has viatlma Mak
the trouble to give cha e, and tracked him first to B°
then to Folkestone anti Southampton, where O:itilet
assumed a false name, and afterwards to London, where all
truce was lost. The fellow was ono of the long odds men,
and has netted acme hundreds, if not thousands of possfia
this year.
TIIE BRITIEU ASSOCIATION.—It has been arranged
that the meeting of the British Association for the Advance-
ment of Science is to commence en the Ist September, at
Belfast. The preliminary proceedings have been very
spirited on the part of the influential residents at Belfast,
and there is a peculiar feature in the arrangements which
deaerves notice. All the sections into which the association
divides itself for convenience of discussion, wid hold their
twins/sunder one roof, the excellent building of Queen's
College, which, as well a, all the public buildings in Bel.
tan likely to be useful in this great gathering of B • ' h
science, has been placed at the disposal of the managing
committee.

CASK.. OF POISONING AT WIOAN.—A man named
John Nicholls, • collier, living in Wigan, and • portion of
his family, have been poisoned by eating some cakes which
the unfortunate man slated that he had picked up acci-
dentally in the street Several persons who parook of the
cakes suffered severely from illness, and Nicholls and a
child 'bout four years old, the son of • neighbour, died
from the effects of the poison, which is supposed by the
medical gentlemen who examined the cake to be arsenic.
Nicholls, shortly before his death, exprened his belief that
the poiaoned cakes were placed In the street through which
be was in the habit of proceeding to his work by • woman
now called Bet Brash, whom he bad married 18 years ago,
but from whom he had been separated fur upwards of 10
years. This woman and a man with whom she has been
esbahiting were subsequently arrested, and are detained In
custody peadini the coroners Inquest.