The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

eorupleinsat with the knife, and mid that O'Brien used
threatening language towards him.
The magistrate remanded the prisoner until Monday next,
sod ',thawd to take bail.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
A " GENTLEMAN" ASSAULTING A LETTER-CARIUNIL
Mr. Rirhont Sowtkaw, of 1, Carlisle-place, Victoria-
. street, Wastmiester, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt
with embanking John Turtle, a postoSee letter earner.
Complainant said that about 5 o'clock this morning be was
making hi, way through Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, to St.
James astreet, to make a collection of letters, when be was
maidenly seized with cramp in one of hie legs. While hold-
ing some railings and rubbing his leg, the defendant, who
was in company of • female, missed him, and, while doing
go, gave him a slap on the ear. He called the defendant •
and struck him, and thought it would have ended, but
the defendant returned to him sod knocked him into the
mei, hie band being cut io the fall.
Defendant said he certainly did touch the complainant,
but he took him for &commissionaire.
Mr. Tyrirbitt said that, whether a commissionaire or sot,
the defendant had no right to touch the complainant. He
Mr. Tyrwhitt) could not amount for these foolish acts, and
a magistrate was not bound to account for them. He found
and that was enough, and if a man acted in the way
the defendant had done be must take his chance. If the
defendant, however, liked to speak to the complainant he
mild do so.
The defendant declined the offer made by Mr. Tylwbitt,
and was toed 20a, or • month.
COLLISION ON THE GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY.
Last night a very serious collision took place on
the Great Easters Railway, near the Brkk.lane goods depot.
which, in addition to injuring several paamegers, calmed
some damage to property. The train which met with
the mishap was the last Woodford up train, due
in Bishopsgate about 10 o'clock, After poring
Miliiend station it is stated that the imagine driver
had the usual signal, "all clear • to go through the
Brick-lane goods yard, and he proceeded with caution at the
rate of between ten and fifteen miles an boar. It appears
that a goods engine which was waiting to take out a goods
train had cocoa out of a siding on to the tip lime. What per
caution had been taken to protect the road has not
transpired. As the goods engine was being slowly
moved along the driver saw the Woodford Irate
approaching, and within such • distance as to reader
a collision inevitable. The driver of the goods raise seams
what was going to eerie, at once and with meat promos of
mind revered his seer, so me to Mere the shook. The
engine was returning at a slow rate when the Ware took
place. The eoncussion is described to have bees very
severe, and the crash quite alarmed the inhabitants living
Dear the Sae, Both engines were thrown off the rails, the
break carriage, is which was the guard, near the tender,
was myth shattered and also burled off the
As say be imagined, the parsagem were thrown into a
state of great terror, and no time was lest M relieving the
The guard was found much injured, and it was dowsed ad.
'Mehl* to at once remove him to the hospital. How he es-
caped being killed instantly, considering the shattered
condition of the break, is something surpeisimg.
Two men (peaseoprs) who were io the essrieigo
next to the break were also bun about the
head ; one of the poor fellows bled very mash. Other
passengers suffered week from the shock. The real me-
carious were Ulm to warn the up and down Warm and
laborers wan at ears set to work to char the line. Had
the goods mese sot hew reversed the probability is that ft
would have been thrown over the viaduct into Ihi street
below. The last account, state that the guard is grog es
faroarably.
This morning the &redeem ban Inditated an ioqulry into
the EiTCOEUGSGONE of the Inierleisle meat.
THE COMPEDRILITI CRIMEEIII.
The arrival of the Vanderbilt at the Cape seems
to bare been the signal for the Melodies& endears to Mat a
ekeat from that quarter. The Geoegh made off at oar as if
ke the West Wise ; the TIMINILIGINI, whin last spoke, wee
moms* making ia the sire Norden ; and the Alabama,
by Ideas served by Ibis mai% maw to have as speedily
Seed to the orativer& for whoa the dearer left Galls,
her proximity to that port was felt to he anything bat
pleasant for the assteroes Ser of Mariam nee& loth
Nil, bed at Osiceabo. The mall rouser Shears, whisk
smiled at Oolembe from Bombay on the 30th Septembers
was Ward by the Alabama, but on British colours
hag hoisted, the Sorrow steed away. It is reported
the is ea route for Obiee vetoes. The Georgia arrived at
Cberboarg on Friday evening far coals and supplies. This
aeries] gives colour to the report that she, M company with
the Florida, intended riling again in the Mimetic.
ROCHE'S POINT, MONDAY NIGHT,
The Federal war straw Kowa" is march el the Cos.
liderthe endear Omni, be served !see Aar of wools.
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NIKOSIIIa
WinirionT. Off MI TIVISIAT.
N.W. to XL, and WONIII-Bailt. W.N.W. to KIM,
book to olattrard. strong tosolly, 1.4011
pile. mow or India snow or rain.
&WA° N. end LICE, WWI Co*= N.W. to N.X and
eircasqualls rain &X, Oros& mostly,
at times rain In plows-
-11. to N. and Z., dross, SOW=Coana. N.N. W. to IL Nil.,
111171111 aquas, moo Nadi* Lit. shoo&
tola. show
W.N. W. to N !CIL liceni-XueL W.X.W.to ery.
PTA and X,
nad to RILL, stress Wong, aqsaily, mine
st times, acme rain. 'honors
North Cow over Dram on a coosto—Moioday.
Nottistost.Caltltnea to Lincoln. Wit.Ds.. Is Oers-
Ina dooth=Chanad sod Bib:a Coeds &MO.. d
Dow to Unwind*, sod

&Lime —There will be an annular eclipse at
the ins en Wednesday, the 11th irL burble as Oyer-
with. 0. Wederday. the 26th leer, rare will be •
eclipse of the 'woo, partly visible at Ores whit. Itewiel
laat 8.80
Hg ROYAL AORICIILTMAL SOCIIITT.--Tbo pea
Pi* Of Plymouth have gone sedously rte with the
view a the holding al tbe arysl Agrioalteral
Beery% is that town it 1866. The e. of
23.0001. has already bees prerised towards the guarantee
far which the society redrafts, and aft* i every proba-
bility that the remainder of the inery—aboal 1.0(.3L —will
soma be err. IS is by se seers a ere ppemee far My-
rrh, rare them am two powerful Bring sed
Easier. Is the kilter plies they are saki*, Wrens= ex-
erting sad it is arouseed that Ore is sew etly a berme
of 8001. neon nary to ill up the suss**, hot
Arnterio 8,01111 AT WIATMIN•Iii &nom
Ms casual sports of the boys of Wastrierler Sober will
eke place is Viocantruars, Wiredraw, to-day and W.
morrow, commeriag today at l pas., and tomorrow at It
The sports will cumaros rib the MGR so" to he fel.
lowed by tbe hall. ile and other mar lees peep high
jamp, sad pole jumping, as well r lied* Nag, throw*
the °rebel bill, sod the trail guess iseisisci in Wasik
teats.

icLOLIFIC Ewa—At Sonth Sloseltais
wet Eirootbanoptea, es Wedieeday, • owe of the &sweet
tweed gave birth tie fear well framed healthy kasha The
ewe sad Mahe Si, deist resterkably welt, sad may be
sum by saying Were.. in push matters. Mr. Webb
had from {kris es. eight in
; two of them hat two
each, sad the other four.
Psigirt, BERNAVENENT. —The present prevalence
of epidemic disease among children hu bees atteeded with
erre& oases of distressing bersammiest Ws hove heard
of soee more diotressios than that which bee occurred la
the family of Mr. Christie., boons, frigh-eiriet. A fart,
night uo Mr. Quietism had air oldldrin—two be. and
fur gi4g. Of Wes mix, the two boys are all that renesin
to him, all the girls having died oft erlet fewer. They
won aged abort tee, eaves, five, and two
Pam were remarkably floe child?. Two of dose
owe buried together oil Mooday seek ; sad while these
two were lyisag dead is the bones, lira Chriotisoe sae de-
livered of a third son ; a third daughter was buried het
841m1•7 ; end the het sarrivieg girl died on Thursday flag.—arevearb Chalk.
Crry or LONDON Hoorrute, POl DessAus
Yu Cower. Ticrosts Pam ember of paginate si• loved at this institution daring last week nu 1,040, of which 192 were sew ores.