The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-12 00:00:00

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Teliesololeed the artme.
To the Medea et lbe Meet ..leistepom .11allesy mai Chad

Cempe
Geothmeo.—Easfai pad to youar bookers the MUD of &
beam a depodt of El per share on shares to tb•
above Conway. I hereby request that you will a/lot me that
Bomber and I agree to aooept the tame or any Yee amabar yea
may allot me : to pay to roof buskers tb. holier as el al lea.
per there oo allotmeut. and to sign the nottectipalca Coolant
when ravOred.

Nano to tall
Acheron
Occupation
Data

Peals FIRST CLAN aid LONDON PRIZE
MBDAIA

JOHX-sa4Taimx,_
_09LDI!IIITII sad. JEW ALLE?.

Ilsestsetary, rms. w.c., Londe%
X.B. MY eskblisluaeat la deed at II la the mein, and as
lalesdays at 1 esise.k.

HAMILTON and KIMIPTON (Tailors) call
Wankel to the YEW lan:SIAM to dark and VA
maidens for travelling. loaning. awl anide Win
Fa lab, biItAND. oggalla Saanr-lina

HY Ali dr CO.'S GENTLICKEWS CLOTHING,
ed ..d 67, OXIIIIIDSTEIII7, W.
710 holden and cement ozooltonat displayer] la tbls attire
nolvonally acknowlened.
Ovezeoato and Capes lda dd. to as 04
Wowing and Luning lockets lla. Od. to tra. Od.
and Worrlng 6010. ...10. Od , as Od. and 660 Od.
7fiPaeta. 600 paUerns to melon from
Waled tap row materials

HM and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORM&
and W. OXVORDSTEIRT, W.
The moat Jle and mparienced outlaw, and workmen are em-
ployed True-fitting Trauma, lea &I. ; Veda to make, es. fd.
Attin for clerical, maiming. medical. and Mbar peolmaional
'Attlee* Baits. Jim to alz guinea& • *await
=eIL
at for liveries. Pagel mita. Ma ; tontines, 1t..;
emaimiana

Hl AM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and
at, OXPOIDATKIIT, W
are much admired by Paresis and Guerdiamlerquality, habeas,
mad economy. Knickerbocker, traindaster, Oshorne, sad
Windsor suite, 16a ad. to laa Ikon, Reno., and Really suits,
as.. Ste. saa and 41s. • trylnice room handsomely fitted up
la ottruseatoa yak tW drpartamit.

ROWLANDS' MACAS SA R OIL
This elegant, fragrant, and pelhicid oil is mainially Ia
high repute for Its unprecedented success dating the lea slaty
yeas In promoting the growth, restoring end beautifying the
human bah.. It prevents Mir from haling of or turning grey,
strengthens weak hair, cameos It from scarf and Madrid, sal
makes It beautifully soh, pliable, end glossy. la the pas lh of
the waders, baud, and mustachios It la unfailing in
Latin operation. For children it le especially recommended. as
forming the basis of a beautiful bead of heir, while its introdoe-
am into the winery of royalty, and the high esteem r which it
ti uniareally held, with newer teitheaulate ametaatly re-
ceived of Ito 'Macy, aloud the best and merest proofs Si
nierita—boos ge. 7a, :11a dd., equal to foot small, sad 21a.
per bottle.--gold at 20, flattosmarden, and by ehessiets and
perfumer.—Ask for Rowlands* liaemear O.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—Tbe greatest an
sat weld inveutlen al the deg. AQUA A KANNAI.A—
Mann JOHN GOSINILL end Ca, To Zhithoottat, Lombard.
greet, London, perfumers Sober Itetsetw, respeothall, oder to the
nubile Olds truly marvellous field, wbkb redually restores the
human lair to Its miming bore—no mutter et wbat age. The Ages
Amarella Am none of the propsthlos et dyes ; It. cm theoontrary,
beneemel to the system, and wb the Usk Is oath restored
the applkatloa par month will keep It la period odour. Mao
al la. per bottle. or In MU bathes. 10a dd. John Geenellt Co.
lave been appointed tortuous to ILL& the ?rinser of Wake

MIRE IIiVIGIORATIVE =WINK 11881iNCE.
JL The moot acisatltleally preparod amid meet powerfal
fire cordial ever hitrodnoed ; vaiteras to their aortal asidttloa
all the tecreileas, out the bittern? d which perfect health do-
lt Is • epodes kit al all Idol V.1..4161 he con-
rati, exam other laredialth of ma%
trill prove highly beaeletal to ClaeW4Wasv=7;spopfilo.
Moe ea per bolt* or fear iosalllial r caa ter 171• ante
Argots. Moms. hatanipeton sal Ozhertfalrese.
and MA. reachaveleatrne• Nis.

TOZZAIII3 COPAHINI MEGA stiosesahtily
el Mei la Um Pills alod imam Icapllala molar He can al
Moms Callerlar, Mart Lim4l. Telmal. sail Leal Clark
r Lamont; Nov. I, LIM allado • .an la as ammo al Ma awe
sll la moat or earoale dbeasoo.-4•. fi p w WM* bdi=
14.114., M C. 10221.1T11, Preadi dim* 4111,1sTmdme,
owl lfh. Israision Ilassols. Palk

HOWARD and SONS' DINING TAMES,
Ws by doss , with wood and meal from% re-
& astaw.,— arebovirm, IS and 27, Barnanrolonat,
—lllnatrated tangoing* on application.

TA 717AYI11EI/f4 01 3LI►LOUYIS.

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Hit!:and BON have observed for some time
it would be advantageous to their !.bass to see
• much lamer selectleo of Bed-reess laraftwe than Is homily
displayed, and that to Judge of She style sad What of
the different descriptions of hue, It h Demme, that each
desaiptios should be plaited I. waparsso rooms. They have,
therefore, IfiZCIND Large and Additional SHOW-BOOMS, by
whisk they are enabled net only to extend their dies
Bram and Wood Bedsteads, and Bed room
hauls
beyond
d iris.
what they believe has ever been atumpted, to provide
several small roans for the purpose of keeping oimplete sidles
of Bed-room Furniture In the different ewes.
Japanned Deal Goods may be seen In complete mesa of ere or
dr different eoloan, some of them Ught sad conamealol, and
others of &Monier description. Suites of Stained Deal Gothic
Furnthme, Polished Beal, Oak, sad Walastk are also set apult ln
separate rooms, so that mammy' are able to me the Meet mlt
would appear In their ova rooms.
The Meek of Wallasey Goods for the better Bedroom, and
hummed Goads fee Lisle and Servants' me, h very greatly la-
mmed, the whole foreleg as complete an amortmeat of Bed-
room ?wafture as they think oaa peen be desired
BBAL sad BOYS ILLWITIATZEI CATALOGUI of Bedsteade,
nesting, and Bedroom lsvalture sent lime by
19% int-Pl6l,Bolowrownlowle C 2.6.

TM Fourteenth Sinks, with Onlowed rest., la eit
11)R. RAMADGE on the CURABILITY of
colowmpriox.
Pathological anatomy hoe never afforded lama ee•dules
erbium* la of the onrahillty of a dames than it Me la that
of ' —Cornea.
A 1... by the MIMI Author, prim lea. et,
ANIMA : Its Varieties aad Ccesplloatloos ; to which is annexed
a ancelact Treatise as the principal Meuse of the lieut.
leados loagnaea sad Co.

THE MURDER ON THE NORTH LONDON

RAILWAY.

It L MOM yews sine° SO much excitement was
created in the metropolis as that predated by the pablisa-
Mon yesterday of the deesile of the appals( murder ad Mr.
Thomas Briggs. We understood that when he was corded
into the Mitford Arms, and the landlady was attending upon
him and elanchiag the blood, he spoke case, and mid
feel*, "Oh dear—lake me boom." She asked him where
he Bred, but he was amble to answer. Om of the Boas
thinks hie father recognised her voles whoa he spoke Si
me be seemed to make an effort to &newer, bathed notpower
to speak. After death the head was eleamed, so se to ad-
mit of a more minute examination„ and them Irmo found
fear or Am lacerated wounds on the top of the skull. These,
although of • serious character, would not produce Meer
diets insensibility. It was, it is believed, the
temple fracture over the left ear that ceased
complete prostration. It has been omitted to men-
ton that there were brakes and other swim of
violenoe on his Lands. The gold glasses, which were at
first reported to have hem miming, have sines been blued
in hie waistcoat pocket; and on a further search of the
coat some valuable mere and documents were die/amend.
The circumstance of this property being found epee hie&
coupled with the fact that 41. 12s. in imam was loud in
his pocket, and that he wore • dimmed ring, toe melted
some atteatios as to what really was the @him& ef the
murderer in aseeffiag him. It le clear that the dssesead
was plundered of him watch, but the more the whole masts
H gem Into the more mysterious does the case appear. It
is suggested that the thief's chief attention was directed to
the black leather bag which Mr. Briggs had with him. The
beg is of the clan geserally and by bankers' clerks
in removing bellies, sad an impressive le mem.
pitied that the deceased had been metaled Sc,
some time, and K being mowed potable
by his sisailiset that the bag coataimed a quantity of Remy,
be was followed into the cards's, and the twaseleem meshed
his opportunity to oblein pomession d the beg. The old
pothers was in the habit of putting the bag is the
cushion by his side, whisk probably might convey ea idea
that by the atm which appeared to be takes el it the eon.
teats ware valuable. It in slued that the bag was empty,
but the beam look bout seam of lelood--61ape caries—
which maid seem t indicete that it bad been opened by
some me after the attack had bees made. The war tap
preach et the train te Hackney-wick Stake. however—for
it would arrive there fa a mutate or se—would accomat for the
murderer not mewing himself of the other property which
the dammed bad, if plunder was his object. Remy moment
also was of the greatest importance in enabling him tome:ape.
The ordinary time allowed for the poseeniali Wain. to ns
bent Bow to Hacelmey- wick is four minutes, bat when a
knee is late. as was the case with the train in queetioe, the
driver atom puts ea extra speed to make up for lost time.
A. up moms train of yesterday ran the dimmer, as
timed, in two sad • half minutes.
The reporter yesterday inspected the carriage in
which the 'mounter took place. ft is sow at
the North London Railway Ocomencey's loome-
Nye into at Bow, and remains in the sawn state in which
it was found on Saturday, the wecomay haviag gives
strict instruction that oath* in It should be disbursed
*Mil viewed by the misses and jury. Tins maims is ea
old find-clam meetly renovated. with fear compartments.
each bowies the number 69. It was ia ram et the mil
comportments that the eaten* was ermaniteed. The
windows in the deem have four or five braes rain eyes
the poem to prevent presagers Issuing out, so that it is
quite deer that Mr. Brine could sot have been pried out
through the window. The linings of the interim Of the
upper sides of the cultism are of dock bias cloth. Timm
are but two arm supports to the seats—one is each renter--
then being nom for four managers is each side. On
metering the doer as the off Mk of the gamine, as is would
bean the down line is the might in queetion, the AIM thing
that art mated notice wee the farthermost cushion on the
' right side., which lay bottom upwards as the
seat, red is covered with dark Amertme lea-
ther. The moon where the Mittens wen seemed
through were tilled with blood, sad the rest of NIS 001111011
was mated with dry blood. The arm rest also hewn the
Maim of dried blood, and the quarter gleam window w be-
spattered with blood, which has run down the glom It
was in this comer of the carriage the deceased no doubt eat
when attacked, He bad remarked to his family that he
had Mem dosed off in the railway carriage when &Ramie&
from busloads, and Dearly passed Hackney station, and it is
conjectared that he might have dropped off into a slight
sleep during the fatal journey. On the !wellies of
the opposite seat there is a large clot of Mood.
Both centre arms, or divisions, beer marks of
blood, se if it bad spurted on to thane ; and there are also
clots of blood on the other cumbioes, and smears of blood
along the Were of the cushions when bloody dopes had
beep wiped. The flooring of the carriage is covered with a
strip of cocoa matting. There does not appear to be much
bleed as it, except at the further wed, whom it is timed.
The cloth as the right-hand arm of .the meat is besmeared.
es
if the deceased had been dragged ever it I. getting
him to the door. The Ma step ander the doer
is coated with blood, and beneath that is the
wooden step, whisk rase the whole length of the
emerisge. This fa silo partly covered with blood, sad as the
*prime of that end of the carriage. the axle box, sad &bag
the framework supporting the body of the carriege, there
are appeareaces of where the blood has spurted. These
fans teed to favour the belief that the deceased was dropped
as it wore out of the carries* with his head dome &rag.
We emotional yesterday that Mr. Etrigp dialed with his
time, at Peckham, on Saturday afternoou, and that her bus-
bawl maw him safely into the omnibus for the City, in the
Old Keel-reed. It has Mims bees ascertained that he
reached the Fencluarchetreet terminus of the North Loa-
don Railway about twenty wimples to 10 o'clock. He was
well-hoom by all the ticket collectors on the North Lea-
den side of the malice, being an annual tithe& bolder. He I
always bed some Idled word to my wieesever he'
mot through the elatios. At the time of
paring through the bookieg-cf6ce on &tardy
/sight, the ticket collector, Fishman, bad his book
tome& the door, peemkiag of his sapper of bead sad
cams es a stool. Some me in prig by placed hie bassi
es his shoulder and said " Good sight," sod Plehmaa, en
taming his head toad, mw ft we Mr. Briggs. who sodded
to him sod went up the stem to the platform. Pishmen
mew he was tarrying • teak leather tag is his head, sad to
the beet a his babel he appesna to have a tiger Is lie albs[
bud. No we towered to be 'kb Mai.

[TWOPENCE

donne of the comps '. eirvants, Petrie, employed at
Ite telegraph odic* ea the plailona, who w ea duty et
the time, believes inlay Mr. Briggs that eight join before
the 9.46 train left, sad that be addressed him (Petrie) in •
sissikr friendly way be hod dome liassaa. Petrie, ►ow-
ever, osald an say whether wpm pt isto the carriage
with ihisdeassesd or sot. There wen, however, very few
pasesegme is the Ina.

The pea+ sod the railway authorities bare bees usable
to aseirtaio how the pity or partial seeped from the ors-
rises. A report im is thenistice that am the arrival of the
train at Ilselmey-wiek there wee a rash made by seem(
moose to the doer, and that the tioket-collester wee throws
doers, sad thee the parties got away. This may be as, but
it is also errerred fiat they might have escaped &Metier.
bang revered with Wood, by setting down the serbasksiese
and so iota the road. Its ■114060•8 that is partioalsr
locality there sr* often essasspated some of the worst and
vicious pep is the metropolis, and skirmishes os the plat-
form are not of annual oceoremes.

Sir Richard Mayne, tlmi chef conimbeioner al settee, line
directed Mr. Inspector Tanner, d the detective him in
Socitland-yard, to wit Mr. Howie, the auseriatandent of
tie district whirs len tiewiesed wee found, in Inkiag 'barge
el tba awe, and using every passible exertion to effect tine
rapture of Qs guilty putter ; teat beyond wh►t ham been
published, we believe nothing further has been traced.