The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-10 00:00:00

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Mr. leaklas, the hatliefil of t►e Gum Aaa pabli►
brews as Walwerllteeneses, welted is Mr. Elliott this
feraisg, to esatradiet some of the etatesests Rude is re-
Mesas to Ida by a Dr. Parrett. Mr. Jeaklas said he was
boa hose whoa the death of Owego Freshwater, hie late
pewee, took plats, std therefore the statement of Dr.
Parrott, that he had offered to pay half the fsseral ex-
penses, was destitute of truth. Ho (Mr. Jenkins) had far-
the, to oomplais of the disgusting aoudad of Parrott at his
bows daring his abs.... is eaksbitlag the heart of tb de-
emed is a oyes sad Wants a reamer is hie heads. that
the blood streamed tlutegh his /arm ad the eabibitioa
had mak ea effect apes his daughter that *be became seri.
freely ill, sad he bad bees obliged to call la a mediae] gsa-
time. to attend bet.

Mr. Elliott—Did this Rea Parrott tolled any money at
year bow 1

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Mr. Jenkins—When be came to my home end exhibited
t►e bout of the deemed, he mid it was his intention to
bury the remains of Freshwater, and required 12s. to per-
dues the ground ; and my sister-in-law, w►o was in charge
of rey ►eminess, gam his balta-crown, 'messing a hope
at the time that Ike should never see him again. I under-
stood him to say that he bad got 7s. ed. eat et the 12s. to
purchase the ground, end all t►is no doubt he bas obtained
by false prelims*. This Parrott's tamper eanduet, mid
the statement in the 'television, has beta the ones of nub
annoyamm to me and gni family.
Mr. Elliott-1s this permit Parrott forthoomha t
Foster, the oeleer—No, sir, I have sot beat able to find
Elm.

Mr. Elliott—Yon shall have a warrant for his apply-
Imam

sums ASSAULT UPON • WOMAN.

!.aria lisky, described as a labourer, was charged with a
brutal &malt upon Elisabeth Atkins, a mimosa with whom
le sehabita.

Couplainaat, whose head wu ltbrally enveloped in linen
besieges, stated that re the umbras sight she sad defend-
sat went out together, and had some liquor, sad upon their
rebus home defendant asked for muse sipper. fibs had
been tumble to procure any, and told Ida so, spas which
he became very violist, and hurled a washohead basin at
her, which eat her heed opts.
• polun-ceastable stated that complainant ism to Mai
with her bead bandaged, and stated that abs had just no
turned Inn the hospital. she pointed out dateadeat us
the puma who bad iallieted the Wary, and upon hie
India( that she was determined to give bin late custody,
he threw a cap at bar, sad cat her oar very
I/deadest all ged that both he mad his wits were seder
the hawses of liquor, sad that she first eustelied his fain,
the marked whisk he bore.

Mr. Arselcl said tutis-Weald repose there me lett her
bees provoories fee the Ant rears, r the eestplareat
wee seder the rause, of liquor, hoc the,. email be nose
Si, the reed. whir wee of a brutal derripties, sad he
therefor eestaltted defeadeat Si, two resthe to bar ht.
Mar is the Hoer of Correetier

ISOUTRWARK.

DAZING HIGHWAY 1103111111 BY TES WAY= SIDI.
DAYAII Durrell, a thick-est powerful krokiag fellow, of
a very deters ised aspect, was !smelt% before Mr. Seeker,
ckugsd with violist], anwaltiag Jobs TherteU, the wear
of a stadia, vessel, I,las of Pickle Herrin stain, awl
robbing lain of Ms watah.

The persecutor stated, that ea Ileterday about
Milled algid, be wee peeseedieg to hie reseel, sad whea be
arrived at the mbar,, be lead her lytag high sad dry. H.
Mod ter a moment looking as the vowel, whim the prisoner
ease up to bin, tad asked bin a gesstiee, wbieb is sa-
swaged ; bet es whams wee halo' at tie sea en beard,
be suddenly wowed aeon bin sad threw his dews, sad
Irbil, es tbe ironed be sestreed his welsh, breaking It
hem lb. stasis, sad before witness genii get up rheum
Is. away.

Frede;iek Reuel, 112 V, sad b. resolved ialeresatios of
tie robbery, sad at two .Week ea Seeds, amain be
west to No. 6, Vlae-yard, sad leaked at tbe dew, bet
was refused adaakeloo. He this beret epos Me dove,
sod Mod tb. primmer Is bed. H. wake Ma
sp, wed told kin be wasted kiss tee a robbery, anis Wail
M Ms isms time the satyrs of Me Warp, bat be denied di

koolotodeo of it- infant teak kin late aasiody, aad atm
It dio of dos-low. P.m promalse, sad liemjania Bristow,
obo soda of tho 'trawl, who wilastaad Os afar, ideati-
dad i as the ellist.

Is ismer t 4 UNsbargo the prima said be mist hoots
&salt NI Saturday sight lest, sad be know aothiag of the
robbery.

etid Ma Magistrate reaaaded kin for • few days for farther
saco.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. FEARGUS
O'CONNOR.
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This day having been appointed for the public
' funeral of the late Mr. Feenus O'Camor, from an early
hour the several places of mosting—vii., Finsbury-square,
Smithfield, Basletheqsare, wen crowded with perms
anxious to withers the marital spends. Sung bodies of
the listropolitas and City polies were is attenuate, but
stria orders were issued that they wen set to interfere im-
am a breach of the pease was attempted. The lace of route
through which the preemies pealed was thronged with
'mentors of every grade. At kalf.past sine o'clock the
Chartist lodges from the Eaten districts of the metropolis
(although lamb decreased i■ ■ambers dam 1848) begs* to
eseemble, eac► member wearies a swat band, the insignia
of ehartism,. on the left um, sad a bouquet composed of
artificial holly berries, ivy lune, awl Meek crape (symbolic
that although deed the memory of the deemed would re-
main gum is their breasts), i■ the buttes hole. Notwith-
steadies that tea o'clock was oppelated for the presence to
mon from Finsbury-square, It was nearly eaves &lath be-
fore it was formed, and shortly afterwards, preceded by a
brass bead, and homers, surmounted with bleak crepe; the
manful tram, ensialsag of about 260 pedestrisas sad a few
vane, prceseded by way of Chiswell Math Beeelpstreet,
the Barham, sad Long-lase, to Ilealibtald, where their
anther was oenekterably sagmented ; them, the pre-
sent= weeded its slow and mournful progress to Russell-
square, at which plus the numbers inareesed to
several thossasd, who, after some delay, win winked.
The followers were respectably attired is running; some
few, however, wore their melting clothes. The diffenst
lodges were hire reminded of their manful mission, sad
requested to °barn the greatest decorum The prams-
eke formed by the ration districts, moved theme is
slow time to the Lodge, Nottiorhill, the resides°, of
KM O'Connor, when the femoral proemial was formed,
and the remise of the late leader of the English clamant"
were ~ducted in alms pageantry to their last noting-
plan. is Kaman- gram Cemetery. After the performs:tee of
the obsequies, the essembled Chemists were addressed by
several speakers, all of whom eulogised the intentions and
the sets of Om deemed.

At Notting-hill the procession re-formed ia the following
order:—Porter,. Lid of Feathers. A Stares and four
hones, eoutaialag the body, with black silk velvet
and plume, followed by four 'mandril/ coaches and
four horses, ostaiaing Mr. R. O'Connor, Mr. Davis
(dessesed's eolleiter); Charles Clarke, Esq.; W.
Davis, Esq. ; W. H. Lovett, Req. ; W. Joao, BK. ; the
amansfal presessien dosed with about 1,000 penons beads,
kaad butters, with tie isseriptioe, " He lived sad died for
as." Oa arriving at the esseitery, the body was met by the
Rev. J. N. Heard, w►o reed the &moral sorties I. a
mast Impressive .saner. At the oeselasion, ma trades was
delivers! by W. Jour, leo. Nothing weld be ram simple
and aapestending thea the tribute thus paid to the ahem-
pion of densonscy. The soma waa severed with superfine
black cloth, with tie following Inscription :—" Fearing
O'Cenaor, Beg., died Nth August, 1866, aged 61 years."

DETERMINED SUICIDE Op ♦ BETTING MAN.—This
morning informatics was forwarded to )Is. Wskley, the
'Groner, of the death of Themes Thorpe, whose body was
found, at ten o'olosk is the morsisg, is the listener
owl, ant the ()tester Gate. It appears that deceased,
after breakfuting with his breams, at 10, Upper Chaltea-
Mr et, ritarey-Moan, ea Sunday morning, west oat with •
friend who suddenly saiesed kin, sad shortly afterwards
the body was found se deserlbed. Fran papers farad as
hie penes them is so deabt that he kid bees largely (*s-
corned is betting es nese, sad it is stated that he messily
lost a large sus. Is his seat pocket wee found a newly
whetted reser, mad there wee. other ladioations of the fatal
intesties to destroy himself. The body awaits as inquiet
at the SL Pewee workbags*.

Arraign= BUROLART.-Ou Saturday timing,
attest ante o'deek, a daring attempt was mad* by two area
to ester the premien s( Mr. HUMS, No. 16, Harlsystreet,
Harylebene, son of the late Mr. Joseph Ham. It
appeared that at the above time the female servant, who
wee I. the beak aide, hard a noise in the front
site, and, at the seas mesa, the footsteps of
einem. tins alareatel the balky, who informed
he master, who was is the drawing room with
his fuel, ; he left immediately, and proceeded to the
front attic, the window of whisk, sad which had been pre
meted by an iron gate, that was padlocked, was open. He
went oat, and there saw two as.. oa the roof. He followed
them and saw them ge dews a ladder at No. 16, by which
they had sesended. One of them meshed the ground in
safety, bat the other fell a sat miderebie distance. Polies
aft D, 64, came up at the time, and is fading the same
had as of his legs fractured, had Ida removed to the Itid-
dime: hospitaL The aim man made his escape. Three
skeleton keys were found by lierjeaat Haight, D division,
near the ham of Mr. Hum

Yesterday morning, between nine and ten o'clock,
the stems ship Transit, Woolen to the South-Western
eampsay, trading bstwesa floathasaptoe, bossy, sad
Guernsey, mats into desk, hacker sa board about 60 per
wagers sad between 40 sad 60 homed fable. Immediately
after emelag alongside, the lifeless body of sae of the
passengers was brought on skere, sad placed in ewe of the
dock shod; where it awaits • aormet's inquiry. The body
presented a sie.koalag eight, being sompletely covered with
the illth of the held fa which the settle were stowed, sad
from whence it had beta rimmed, after lying there for
some boars, I. • somewhat mysterious names. He had
loss ea board while in a state of iatexisatka, sad falls
down the hold, whisk was about *Wm feet deep, inept
the mule.

lAA k a lad. aimed William Flemming. al-
derman lo ifewer himself ley a hoht from as um" story
t the Leads sad Noah-Waters Railway Cammay's
iamb oaf, Waterloo-road, Liverpool. He bad, however,
pet tae drim ea tbe wrom
h way and wee drawn upwards.
lastead of let dews, mail -his head as.. in sesta* with
the boo oat hoed above. He tell to the resod sad was

LiCEDII TIIILLTIIR.—Mr. Anderson's Brat morning
performance, at two o'clock o• Saturday was • decided
hit ;" indeed, quits as mach so as his entartalamoat alto.
!ether. For Amite, those day mprematatioss moat
✓estal advastages, sad will doubtless moot with their
unlimited plasm&
THE LATE EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN GOLD AND
Noses.—lt will be nmembered that at the July swim of
the Coated Orimiaal Coast, a sae, eased Dewy
Aslibmshem. who is wry rsepae meneeted. and who
Clod an Mlle ulnae in the establishment of a prellesisnal
gentlemen in the City, pleaded " Gailty " to ea Wilesmest
shish ehertm wM steeling large sum of
mem then —la metes awl lab e peigesty."l7b;
employer. I. seatesee was paned open the pelmet, is the
mummies that ho woad, by giving indlimmallew with re-
gent le the property. be the memo 0.1 he rietiftlien, or,
at all emits, • eensidemble wain of it—eweistiag
principally of Beak elNeedeml aotu—to the
owner, and justify the pinks et a more
mates. than thet sea* tallmid hr sash as offense.
TM story he told asnenally wee, that be seemly
@entwined a semi of alma M senweigns to kis owe ttss ;
and he emerted am all the mmainier el the mossy—cos-
*NV the Beak ames—was plated by kW la a mall
blue with one Widtbase, sod Wet he threw the bag
wee siminaWriesdge Me Me dam This stray we net
rereded ea weep peetellie, and erwegasstly time was given
Mr florghte smisky. Ewe then the greeter patios of the
Mr
have ban pall Me She Beak of England, some of
them barite been timed se the prisean, by the aliens, fa
• very ettraurdisary mower. It is shows, therefore, quite
clearly, that the primer has endeavoured la • most flims-
iest mean to deeming the bodge by whom be was tried,
and h. will, oonenprently. be brought up lee judgment seat
wince is tea weal scuts..
REAPING MACH 1111.—'Pig
aim/ machines, for whisk pekes C
m al
hem by the
eittelspf
Highlead Society, took plate wee fitiding, as the farm of
Mr. Forrester, Stowsrthaß, and tbe hum of Mr. M'Laree,
Mainea, about three miles hem NWSg. Deng the
massing eats end barley were mil dew% awl swag the
many hems, penal it wao ensmelypnedile te SW sa
ether swpreedsm swept that ef sateMbelles. TIN operatesy
of the maehMee es the knows wee Is every remelt elesy
and some of ewe leading parties is mellow
rep
their surprise at tie unifeemdly ef the
WWII. The bend of the ilkk M was In ateminee.
The meek albs meapelitieu, as aimeded by*, fudigne,was
—3.ll's improved by Creskill. lens pine; Mr. Fenster,
Stowatball, for impromase% es the Iffelalld Hussey, with
Drty's improvemea,L—North linnet Niei.
TMI AMERICAN MAIM—LIVERPOOL, SATORDAT.
—The limited Slane Mall Meamship Bald, espenie hem
Cometeek, sailed hem the liessey tale Luaus Ni 311“
York, with the used milk a Adieseeplemsattrumangess,
mid a large serge of valuable merehandise en