The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1862.

the 'apply of evert was ample. and the mom of welt
little.th.,ught of outrider es Saactitter far the Ct 7 and
Subs/tan ere. quite a seamatiou 'vest Th• Arm elabo-
rate details of the reaming require ao foam ormasseat.

LATLIT BEITINO ON THE 0017E1SL
METROPOLITAN STLER
Is to 2 apt Osisetoers (I)
15 to 2 Atropid (t
100 to 12 Lean ft)
100 to 12 Android (t)
12 to 1 Panicle* (MD
Z) to 1 Viet dolt (od)
TWO THOUSAND OUINILIB.
7 to 2 apt Old Water (t)
sto 1 The Marquis (t dad cd)
10 to 1 Caterer lo
12 to 1 Nottingham (I)
25 to 1 Monis Hill (t and off).

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Yesterday, Hama left the New Yak Hotel,
Iwiewderweetsetder Pads, when be masa. *rare*
tor • short *bd. Asa be will return to lbei,lead a sew
nem ea esgsgsmast et Ns moths with s well Mow eir-
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New or why Wow mew in lbadawl—ba bed ewe ria
reentry with me berlito ietoodow bet hod bees Wired to
wilt it with • view oli feldes
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tines far which h• wais He oho riesieeld be we
seaweed is the Weed= le lib* se awe shoe salsas.
bra alai he risme se the diorepubarto anew trbisb teak
pine as • pesibeds neaten • Tam* ha&

Sat was
.14tiormasiewe e and asurity, . was
ma Co lie attorneys of
ream sod So asootel M. RS Richards then
which was
foe UK um Not London and
cOmar which was rams& aionswed, sod Se
MI NM sr, , naiades Oa post Spay was shwa
Inds the itemelai dememelemet : Dorton So op*,
Stm for Om ken a Se OM Ms Named* tare
sato* gird All 1111111dd has to • borrow tito vessey
of a Mead, sad this, for the first time, the mom
of the plaintiff gee Imenticesff. and Lady Teas at this
Wry 'maim the =sbsoseitiloose In Kim Nam
isks%. meetm
babe bill bus where the was tbea th
Iheuidetateadhb Ohm. am to ebb Ibmettially iter
and, and, et mama the had *Weed the aeseey, the
MI weeld Mee bus pea As it Meng esi, however,
die aerernetbraizes= a. dis-
eased *as ette bad in the
leemaelima The embseivelneed to soma
ether facia which be Naha abibi ems ia bibs" sad
elaerred that the quite& be the bey te aside was
trhether lie Itidrale had 'eta in she amber as the
ispa el idoilasslost, end had &Aimed the mosey for
ha ret Innesibieffy i and N they had any doubt upon
that:delbabrb wadi be sotitied to a verdict.
ill.
Palwee Shea embed She rid—l am the
MI a. action. I wee loaf Stroduced to Mims
la abeart, 1859. My isobar introdoced hor to
Met rib base is Istre-equee. I wee saver M her house.
IfIS subseablei hyena la 1•11111• lady of fortune, sad rid
gal Ile la bet pardwidlibleuse in Chesterterrace, and
sie awed' Ms 1111 lISM It Rolland In the same style as my
Mace wean She eland to lewd se massy, end tad me that
an bad jua ase to a very Lem fortune through her
mlikeroted the whhed to iamb some of it. I told her
that IWM P&L Tell 7 hip 'Merest upon a mort-
Slii list M I add aids 2,0004 to re-
*, burtgage, at kb biseart, I should be
PIP heed.wl I would en bet a eacarity upon some of
by iffiewahr. Ilhe Widest meal to let me have the 2,0004,
but elherumb mid ale ben at do so because she could
she
aka my mew tom her amedie until July, bat
she told so ibat II lie eeme el Ind mead bed say use
to me, Me would load It me tom hem. reeearom. 1
agleam. after this premed a deed mad I embed it, sad
Rise Richards sent a dope for 500 i. to my Sass to bo
placed to my .era* hat It was dishes's& ilbo mods
several es s% • sail ain't* said that she 001114 sot
obtain the mew Wen I cave bar my acceptance,
sad I gave bar the bill in question, not to be
discounted, but is ceder that she might get the mosey
from bee friend Mr. Wag. I
farthing of money, either on account of the proposed loan
or of the bill, sod when 1 fated that the cheque was dis-
honoured I became alarmed. I have sever asap Mir
Richards since September, 18b9, and I was is Ireland during
the time the transaction was going on. I never pre Nis
Richards any authority to borrow mosey for ma. After
1 diabosoural, I made • ' - about
N'd ..

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fer balleaeg ye sea diem lad dist be bed
=ailed dad ded the dosed the eded et whisk
trihrWen peddady desid. The bedded awed
ldelai were gives •• b b pWMII is Id bade
seeedered abed. mod • Mame au dad le dad eat be
NM de OEM ad they yen la he deka, sad be odd
it MI at dad defeedeall des flat be
-.rate do Wee ei the reeded of Ude
ids jury relemesd • vodka Ns do Addilt, deb 404
=upon the coast for Ifirsk end 501. far the inalsottd
of the went; list eses to be reduced to ucsodurl
upon thew be vedared. The deleadost she
ablTErty to mote the court upon the Li
bel adder the
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD 0017 RT.
(Before Mr. Justice Mellor.)
lrederisk Robinson, 40, wee indicted for mamlatigliter.
Mr. Clerk and Mr. Beasley conducted thon.ism: ;
Mr. Weigh and Mr. Beaky appeared fee the
The facts connected with this charge were oT tt=it a nature
as not to admit of the evidence being gives in detail. mil
deceased was the wife of • labouring man residing at Lime.
house, end the defendant was one of the parieh doctor&
On the 4th of March the deceased was in a condition of •P-
-prosching labour, and • midwife named Jane Nicholas, wbo
had attended her in her previous confinement, was sent for.
On her arrival she found the unfortunate woman on the
point of giving birth to a child, having every appearance
that she was strong and well. After she had been delivered
there were some appearances that induced the midwife
to send for the prisoner, who attended, and performed
an operation, which was alleged to be the cause of death.
The woman died thirty-six hours after giving birth to bar
child. A post-mortem examination was made, and it was
found that the placenta was still is the body, and that a
portion of the bowels had been removed, which was the
mum of death.
In moss-examination by Mr. Sleigh the midwife said that
although all the symptoms were very favourable she bad
administered to the patient a dose of ergot of rye.
Mr. Sleigh, in • lengthy speech, addressed the jury on
behalf of the prisoner, and said that the administration of the
ergot of rye might have mused the death of the deceased,
sad the presser might have been mistaken in the tem. He
celled •everal medical gentlemen who gave him a very high
character for skill end humanity, and one gentleman said he
had known him forone-and-twenty years, and always looked
upon him sea very skilful man.
The jury retired, and after deliberating for nearly an
hoar returned a verdict of Guilty.
Mr. Biros Mellor said that taking into consideration the
Ligb eheltet!.fee *al which the priawker had hitherto

think. I sea a dealer in coals as well as s musician. I the plaintiff on Thursday last, and that be saw him Isla He gave information to the polies, and they were ultimately
O. that I have not seen Miss Richards sines February, the Argyll Rooms in a cab, and
followed him to Port. apprehended.
MOD. I have heard that she resides is Gloucester. man aquart, where begot out, and he saw him go to •house The pneocers both denied being the men who committed
pleas, Perthisarnquare, but I swear that I have in Olouosstastreet, whine Miss Richards, as lie was teld, the robbery, but the prosecutor swore positively to them,
aid visited her there, and that I did not go resided ; and on the followiog day be saw a lady ears oat and the jury returned • verdict of Gritty.
tle her beam hat Thursday night 1
twnsasseaFrious of the same home, sod this lady was suppreed to In Min Is agar to the Recorder the Aar said that he had
that she shod be here as a withers, ad I e that Richards. He said that after the plaintiff bed remained known Lanham bhave been• thief am 1868, who had
alt Dme bieth sansinied. Singthis I have *erne time in the house he lame out, and as then driven been sevendlinies in prison for robbery, and the but was
-based that Lu Itlehsida's mother resides is Wales, sad to the neighbourhood of Soho. six years' penal servitude, from whisk he had returned only
that ebb • reviving pariah relief ; and I have also This witness was cross-esamined with regard to the Men. seven mouths. Baena hid also been knows for many years
bad that Malt was originally a maid of thy of the plaintiff with the person he had seen. sod the following the same system of robbery.
alma. Dave sot taken any steps to get the money that answers he gave were not at all of • positive charscter ; and The Reader eseleseed Langharn to ten years, and
the pees me, became she has hem • bankrupt, and I was in the result, on being pressed by Serjesin Shea upon the Shaman to four jean' penal servitude.
teld the the. wes so estate. I had that she was refused pan, he said he would not swear positively that the plain.
• arldisate on the peva that she was a swindler. Have tiff was the person he saw, although he added that be be.
=sad sold pidares, bat I never sold one to Kiss lieved he was.
I did cones lad her • picture to Awe in one of , • Mrs. Terrett, the mother of the defendant, was then
balm= in Chester-terrors. It was worth SOL I believe examined, ad she dated that it wasnot true, lathe plaied the
ntiff '
Ihanifeet was the Holy Family. (it /emelt) Her house had represented, that she was present when he head
wdos* hvairked. Ide nei reesamW her 'trim; • money to Miss Richards.
peed diem to • amber of Misers and gentlemen, . Gement Gowning proved that the Let witness introduced
eel I ilth eat used ler dame and other materials for the Mies Richards to ban, and that the War, at the time the
enhankianat Ide not bow that noes of the furniture proposed loan was in contemplation, asked him to put hie
bee ban was emir paid far. I sold Miss Richards on name to • bill for 6001., and at the same time told him
me smiles three limbo= locking-glasses for her draw- that she was going to lend the money to Lady Forbes, and
I only the two top attics in the house in , ' she could not get it for her alms he put his name to the
and ens of eher la need as • omuiting.home i bill.
eel the ether es • bed-room. I only occupy these .rooms This was the defendant's cilia
he mg lueleues mid busily live oat of town. There Seet Mee then said that he was solemnly assured by
ors nadad bat bsiiem trametions between me sad the *h that there was
had gone to thes no truth in the
home of Miss
statement of
11l es ladesgs. I saw Ladyy Forbes'. solicitor ups. the the witnemOkridge, Oath
Vid fais iARit I swear I did not tell him that I hat Eiden* lest Thursday, and he was desirous of examining
aimed $OOl. spot it.. him epee that pith
seethellesike the plaintiff end that he had bees Lord Mid Juin, If ribeeid that the plaintiff laid already
=Wla ilorocol yams In the orchestra al the Opera, 'dead bating goes to the plea in question on this evening,
as eambeir el the Royal Beaty if Laicism. or at sag ether thee ; bat, if he desired it, be had no aim.
lb abeseld thealLien Richard. appeared to be on very in. tics to Ids making say further statement he thought proper
timateinas with lin. Term* Tear Forbees mother ; upon the wades&
aid hotbed es lthethat she was seek • poem as she turned Yr. Lag was asserdngly recalled, and he stated in the
out halm said positive memter that in did sot leave the Argyll-
Mr.lidten Dlosell dogma that he was the proprietor of Rome oath 12 Aim& lilt Th l,matathat he
the Agylleeems, ad lir ILiem was one et the bad he then west Ms tannin the at
Fitt br."'zi.www- creed r-.....tr..tii thit-b hams.
~ wil.eread=whalth him bliiii=hoblies
wad pat his name to it ; and when he bad donee°, he statinnent, if it were doottorf•
beadehim • theme I. 0001. The bill beanie due on des Mr. Bode, in seauning ap the defeedaers ease,aid be
d id•r, = sad an did••••••L aid be Todd ohs% if it he
aid mthiletice le the pl. that
ed It to an Sc,. The plthetil shim Shea bed the witness might he stsloin fa waed* his idestitri
base paying hint 121. per seseth, as instahmets ad the bat he thought be ma at all meth thd is my that
thaeuth el the MD, eat be bed path altogether about 1301. some or other had gone hem the ~itesms to
Ys bale, a dark la the bask of Bede, Low, sad oz.. Ma ll Pad. Id that ••••• IMIO• was
--
reed that be gal the those hi melee, as elated by the rilittwlib hr upon lila seed this swiss bolt Idol
platelli. . lie referred to the bete that he had preyed on
Dariered ghee them asked that Martha Alagoas Rieberds, behalf of the defendant/ tad COMMA' illarl MlOl/ bad
s lady who hag been mimed to in toe eyekeee, deem dead establidial that leo Forbes had sem employed
be WWI mom bar salmons ; and this was accordingly MP as bsr spent : and OK dos •WPoode any
WI but cesAappear. many had been chided, whisk be aid, 11 appeared to
02. do Olt et the eisietire . him was mei doubtful, she less waled Me &maid ; she
me* am aeg he mega huh he hog was set remmithie, as she was se party to the leassedin,
='..o.thimieser esseed ths Melissa or Mies and ••• • ales dill* dIP ••••7 had osmis Ms 'Yes
bet thl est sthaisit le obit se led &may taassastas-
-1.71;a he pmapediesty leo Map -amessery mop, ee Serjeuct Ohm this
merle • most swage&
alananani dam 'le the
mew her eitheithea by waft her to be served with a jury in reply, and ha Parana* •p•lb.'
fact that none of the lean, This h in wee Ambled
Int Ibe SEVIN et Ilk Philp proved that on Tuesday had been written to the Medea. by leis Noire& IMO
he west Is Nis ihbesife mildews Wink • Yapese in an ad subject of this Ran. 1114 bala_reduSad ;ad Id OPP
asses a meriedes wee also mekeld hi toe envelope, observed upon the absence of Mee Richards, who, he one
le holy do hebt-eileilhe said the woo.* in to attend, eg was • enure that the defeadaat as it appeared to hise,
is ore inell dee *dame against lady Forbin She .ho was bound to brirojtht forward.
wag thea do weesebe se pay a visit to lior "mamma" in Lord Chief Justice Sae then sussed sap, and h.
ale& (A laigh.) called the attention of the Pay to all the points is the ars,
Thin was the ems tor the Whl. concluded by .tong that if the jury were aluar
Yes. Devitt then the jury he defendant, that the moan was paid by Mr. King to Nies
Mega that they had as tot only mud for
eGe pen of this and that Min liniments was at the time the authorissi
maim stem leet at eamemed to film that toe fen fade that el Lady Forbes to receive the mosey for her and se bar,
bed lem Ist cat 4; -shield! already threw some light cod% thin Todd debt to be for the Plaintiff bad ii
mese the and the @videos be should lay t
he w 7
thot either that Xid Mandl did ••• duds the
des yew ant still lama They bad ham the mosey, or that if die did she was not the adbethell aged
emelption the had given of bialesil, sad he would of Lair Forbes, than the,' ought to thd • "NAM far tbe
sek thee whether, upon kis own evidesen it wee not ,clear deftaant.
1 sea *s males that edited weeds me and wee The jury almost immediately returned • verdict for the
MAM, wee of • vow ezteetaileary elogasese, and that defendant
01/47•11 beak lido 11111•••• Neewild bbid stated " (Before Mr. JusticeWightmaa ad• Special Jury.)
10 derseetheess ender which thin wee, was alleged to • OODDIAN O. ABIDOOLIAL
'llll4. hi" "viand" nitlwraida". " II" duct id"*. ' This was an action of libel ad there am also • coat of
'thittw?Piwkahhemskrilhellaimil °amiable.** ire""erwerimlfarmileulinisrlit anisionDduattohe rendefiedre.n•entant. "Pin thn
irete
la
Q.
posses.
'UM the Fneme "se aid I"' "Zorb" Ii" onion Mr. Hs bins. Q. 0., amid Mr. ',dervish ere for the
found that it was era a wren amp the= at. plaintiff ; r:nd kr. Y.
amain. Q.U., narffe Mr. Paget
tempt was node he set up the sem eases was for the defendant.
the gent rif Lady Fishes ts Timm" "/a rase was
"grdplaintiff in taw can was se. Moulvie Mahoinmed
and by meths of this menhance addle bar with thes Hussein oeffd new Bobadoti,, ex...robsNA. to the
meet of 5601., d' Whisk elm,, had sever received me King of Onde,eal the dsfeadant, • native of Our de, Rya
farthing., Toe 641,71115 °l's "Dm tin Idid,,_ "Z.._ Abdoollah, professor of ilindostease at the Loodon Gni.
111°••er of LeArsCralT•ed •"' """'" amity. The scene was brought to recover damages for
dined to this this repreeentel to be the detention of art a' isfeen, end for libel.
a warm of fortune, and that she bad pershesed the boon The plaintiff came erec—te-thie country with the Queen.
in fllimlervlerram, and she evembeedly indeed the mother mother and the Prince of Dade as ambsscador for the King,
cd,_ Irdbd "St_sod.l" wieb_t_bl•c•addr, 1•,_,,......trduced.„1"„f and the defendant was mimed se interpreter to the inn-
"' '"- '''''''."'"••••••—...._-,,,,__Y "I', `"' '7, beam, at • salary of SY. per mouth, which was afterwards
and leer
bed bead tookoo-aL4- --iensw_ewai" "le off"dwdatiod to 'educed to 151. per month, in consequeoc• of which • dia.
,
out* arms between the plaintiff and the defendant, and the
Lady Forbes sums ism", if eh. Mid" IL Lsdy former delivered certain books to thedefeodant as part -
Teethe as this tines was debar d rents& tome may, and meet of warp. Iw the eenree et certain look p ins,
Min Itisimalsed te leis ham 2,=t the was it tron. that tLe at was in on of dish
to bars • •P• Porde, bawl* a her latter to to phial, latch he refused to givw:z
ladyship, d*d Ike. "I"died ham 80" " swept on °elide oceditime, and the plaiatiff
subject. While "0"1"*" el" D" ikll' not agree to those eseditioss. These Win the letters
ards soddenly dineverei that roe could not gat elms mew which the plaintiff sought to recover. The libel
4" "Pea" fro. her luddima. " sb• "id. "d was con abbed in • Mier perecrting to be sent by
ther4" weilld_a July, bat ads,._ .." """•=0*2.0"..__: until Eadir %Ideate to his meths& Naar Bethink was • servant
the mouth ... bat on tom Lady Morino le if the ~,, tito sad tbs. how, wimpy, tury kt dobsamt,o
sum d 5001. was d any me ts her, the would lend '''' me IMMO& be phistire brother, as the
is I* beg " uses. lady Fwbud id"sd " hiss this sum, mother d Iniciii,-• jaws and sunset of tbe *n-
od Kb° Kidd* wait so fa la tit eptes,,hlt°P°°l46•Bl4ll" life brother, could eel red. This letter sawed that
--with • PardP,lo.4 Iv' -'•• "t• the security, • Odd'', bad MACS perk sad abjured his religioa, that he

THE POLICE COURTS. •

BOW-STREET.
William Cole, who, on WedDeldSY• was chuffed. .v.
threatening Lord Shaftesbury, end was then ordered Dy .
Henry to he ezianined by the medical oiliest of St. Martin's,
was spiallseaglet up* caddy d Seemant Drumm of the
• division. the mama ellam Dr. Bsiahridge, hag re-
portedtbat be maw se sedleisot ream to my thetbefeelliat
wee of nassaid Wad. ny ceder of the sitting orgistaite.
Mr. Hail, a merengue we seat to the home el Mr. fleecy,
who hod arigftaany bird these" bat that pothers keiog '
fn. lowa Pio ems promeded before Mr. Ha.
meat
likersr wootosalled sad spited the widows be had
even cm Waineedley. When tios delardant came
it wee shoat are °Work. He gravitons in the street Z
followed him to the ernes. Witness invited him into the
meiting-roam, and be mid, "No if you once get me inside
the'—roese you wealiatre,there." Witness replied,
"No thing, we have no desire to keep you
here The defendant
ruse. down in front of the
aloe, with • stick in his imitating the volunteer
exercise He wee drummed y, and had a dog fol-
lowing him. He seld/M moult mesh or day Lord Shaftes-
bury and all the 0011111111100105. From the expreodons
M used I think he is animated by ill-feeling towards Lord
IHr. &direeted Biegosat amoebic ropeost the master
al St. Martin's Walloon to Moshe the patiolam till to-
morrow (this day), sad es the idle/ retain with as ear-
motive answer, tU, (Weariest was. removed thither.