The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-27 00:00:00

were identified as hie, but not the het. I
the Bow-lane 'lntim.... . .

11Young Yr. Briggs mid he did sot know
at. I had making to do with the ether
Ti
eepec of IC division of pollee, mid—
ea* andtor beg. 1 received them from
at 1 handed over to Impostor Tanner on
stick and In have been node* his care
itemisation. Up to that time they were
int 10 o'clock on the morning of the 10th
thelßow' railway elation, sad in • dad
way carriage, No. 69. The beadle of the
bloody. There wee blood on the onehica
part of the carriage, and likewise on the
*re was • little blood on the off window, •
aboard on the lame side ee the handle
*le the carriage,
who inspected the carriage, was then
fr. Death, the jeweller, was giving eel.
rent to press.

)1.-TSIDE OF THE COURT.
(FROM A Wocestow.)
le of the Old Bailey and in all the par-
this morning was of • remarkable de-
there were no solisitors, clerks, or
in any ether ewe permitted to be pm-
large amount of space at the disposal of
'oiler-Sheriffs, and for this owe there're&
lar scramble. The outer door of the Old
he judge, the counsel, and the City &litho-
;waded by • poem of some eight or ten
e, and at this door there was • eneoemion
r admission from 8 in the morning.
or person, known to the police
admitted at owe ; but they found
y little advanosd, far the second
irded by no less than twenty policemen,
was admitted beyond this gate without
his card to the Under-Sheriff, and as the
ae down again very quickly, great was the
e crowd of barristers and gentlemen. The
were obdurate in refusing admission to all
n the reporters were compelled either to
of credentials which never came back, and
o in any other way, they were fain to lay
erman or civic dignitary, and get into the
61 of his skirts. The confusion, however,
the yard was nothing compared with that
the court. So far from having effected
he court itself, many found themselves
ban aver. A hundred permits were at twee

!mission to the Under-Sheriff. Aldermen
r friends with their cards, or with
m Ucder-Sheriffs were perfectly be-

the mum of documents of that
re put into their hands. In addition
about 20 gentlemen of the press who,
Undi --Sheriff De Jersey's statement, were
e to him then el the rest of the spoil-
er. In theory an excellent arrangement
o accommodate the press, but in actual
down altogether. Special arrangements
by most of the metropolitan newspapers
mil reporters, and it wee arranged
'ties that one gentleman only from
,ould be present, but they seem. I
forgotten the fact that a member
7 reporters who frequent the City
known to the police get passed in on such
hey had also failed to make any provision
of the reporters who came to relieve their
rho had to fight their way as beet they
the police harriers at the outer Wes.
on the Under-Sheriff refused to issue

being sent to the different °Moss,
red much confusion and mieunder.
jot of fact, instead of them being one re.
'per as arranged, there were three for some
ere. The representatives of the respective
airily urged their claims with a pertinacity
;hen could have exceeded, and, in the end,
hem who appeared to attend for other than
pers obtained sesta is the gallery. In the
bristle and confusion the Chief Baron, to
to try the prisoner, arrived, and the whole
mule unceremoniously thrust aside, while
re ranged, a terrible show."
it of persons were summoned to be in st-
oma, both English end foreigners, and were
T in rooms contiguous to the court. When
taken his mat the primmer Muller was
I placed in the dock. He had a pale and
ranee, but owned to be determined to go
al with limner. On his being placed
his counsel, Mr. fierjeant Parry, said
elected to be triad by a jury of English.
the names of the jury were called all pri-
ors challenged one after the other, on which
yen to cull la the whole of the panels, both
ICI, and the court being already bacon.
ed, the squeezing in of a dense body of some
ight things to such a crisis that an arrange.
hi male to came the stream of jury.
at one door and oat at another at soon
number of oesbaileapd sees was ebtaioral
300.

to say *at as far as the public galleries of
concerned, they were filled within about
er the court wee opened, but es policemen
nitride to tell the public that the court was
was no chance of admiesion that day, the
most part par-i on without making any
to get is. There ware, however, numerous
persona eagerly discnniag the chances for
fuller, and moat of the public-houses in
ood appeared to be driving a very excellent

nnt,written earlier in the day, gays :—" The
Id lieley, and the rush to the emerel
ap-
sesioos-house was, perhaps, without pro-
rated officers in the City police-force de-
ilmer's trial was nothing to it.' On either
I immense crowds had assembled, sad as the
hey continued to lucre.... As each vehicle
the direction of the court there was a
rend, with exclamations of Here cornea
I on the arrival of the carriage containing /ari-
-1 about half-past 9, the intimation of 'That's
he wildfire from one end of the line to the
erd, who was quite cool and collected,
ease pile of documents. The judge and
easel oa both sides were early in atteedmace.
Inds and undereberiffa The Lotd Mayor,
Old Court-yard in his carriage at • quarter
rered. The greatest curiosity was evinced
rowd in watching the various witnesses in
themselves for admission. Matthews, the cab-
s felt himself an ' object of interest,' owing
lisplayed to have • look at him as he wee
e mart-house to Allwood's coffee and diainr
vLere those appointed to give evidence for
sraitiag. Towards 10 o'clock a Hansom cab was
Se fild-bailey, in which was meted a gentle.
e hats in his possession, cerefully wrapped
his was the signal for another advance, wham
that the occupant of the vehicle was Mr.
'limn Mr. Bnggs purchased his hat, and the
th him were to be produced in evidence."

m selling at 10e. per hogshead in the
nd to parties bringing their own nub and
ler away trawl when it is made. As it is
t into wine cub there will be great diffirulty
icient cub ter the enormous quantity el
be made this year.

'utts and Co. have received 500/. for
Lifeboat laatitaties fro= a trisect, by the

rH LONDON INDniTRILL EXHIBITION.
"ce ►t the Airimiliaral Hall yourday was
r, and 17,000. In the eveelag a meant was
[silken, and a very numerous choir of ladies

lona pi4ery at Portesham, in Dorset,
herd swine nearly 4,000 in number. The
ley fed on wheat and maize. Pig meat is 2e. a
ati it was at this timeliest year, owing to the
met is peen].

AV AND HIS COMITITI7 INT& —Ae.
anal enstam Mr. Guildford Onslow, the
for Guildford, addressed his constituents on
mg. The hon. member's speech mainly cou-
lee of the Mat session, and a vindication of
as several divisions. A vote of confidence in
is unanimously canted.

iteertitined that the number of living
hreedisrt puede at New Norfolk is sot lees
d there is resson to believe it may be as large
al of only 3,C:3as estimetsd some time pima,
rout there are quite 400.—Lersosslos Mu-
no., August 23.