The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-01 00:00:00

BOW,STREET.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY 13 ROBSELL•EQUARL
Arthur Egerton and Janes Everett were charged with
attempting to break into the house, No. 17, Itumeli.equare.
Policeman Bliesett, 106 E, stated that at about 1 o'clock
on Sunday morning he was on duty in Russell-square, and
saw the prisoners and another man in Upper Bedford-place,
looking up at the corner home, No. 17, in the square. liar.
ing some suspicions of them, he watched them, and being
presently joined by Cobden, 61 E, communicated his ens.
pinions to the latter, who joined in watching them. They
presently turned the corner into the square, and looked op
and down the house from the area to the top. They then
crossed the road, and, standing by the enclosure, mot
further obeervations of the same house from that point of
view. After convening a short time the third
man went away, Cobden following to watch him.
In his absence, the primness cootioued for some tins
to walk up and down, occasionally looking up at the hots"
Presently Everett went up to the door, and examined the
verandah, feeling the trellis work at the sides, after which
he spoke to Egerton. By this time Cobden lied returned
and had entered the enclosure with witness, in order to
observe the prisoners more closely without attracting
their notice. After a few minutes' consultation, Eva'
ton climbed the trellis work and got into the balcony.
in front of the first floor windows. There he remained
about 20 minutes, during which time witness several tints
heard the windows move. All this while Everett wss walk-
ing to and fro, between Keppell-street and Woburn place.
At last Egerton came downagsm, whereupon witness and
Cobden left the enclosure, intercepted the prisoner' se thel
were going away, and conveyed them to the stetiondwos.
Cobden corroborated this statement, and explained that
he had followed the third man for some time, but had loot
him in the intricate courts and passages near Barnanletreet.
William Deacon, butler to 31r. Richard Norris Wyldei
17, Retell-square, deposed that he was the last orrice
up on Saturday night. He new all the doors
and windows safely fastened. The window sago
wets closed, but not bolted. The shutters ye*
closed and barred. At abratt titres o'clock he was called
up by the police. He found all still safe. The disingroorn
shutters were secure, but open opening them he found that
the upper sash of one window had been lowered, rod the
lower sash raised.
Egerton—Could anyone standing in the balcony reach
to lower the top sash ?
Witnees--Certainly he could.
As it wen intimated that they were supposed to he old
offenders, the prisoners were remanded.

CLERKENWELL.
A DOT MILLOLD WITH STABBING_ HID DISTIL

Thomas Hardman, 11, residing at 7, Brighton street,
Oromerstreet, tit. Pancras, was charged with Woolens',
stabbing Emma Hardiman with a knife, with intent to do
her grievous bodily harm.
The prisoner and his sitter were quarrelling whilst
at their dinner, when the prisoner took, up •
knife and threw it at his sister. The knife wee
thrown with such force that it cut through her dress,
and lodged in her loins. Her screams brought one
of the lodgers to her easistanoa, who drew the
knife out of the poor girl's side, and had her removed tv the
Royal Free Hospital. where she now i.el in • very sad state.
The following certificate was headed to the Inettietnt° --
"Royal Free Hospital. Gray's-ien-road, Nay 31. 1863. This
Is to certify that gain.* Hardiman is suffering from an la.
deed wooed of the left loin, produced by • sharp Mary
meent.e--Jvio.soinserD, .wHhommideL, resnidoednetfonmedimilos.
wuceacerywato.
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Friday next.

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Galway 0).19,00 0
Valentin 90.17,61' 1
Queenstown 30.23'64 1
Shields 30.25'64
Seerboro7433 30.26 611,
Liverpool x90.2467. 2
liolyheed 30.19 66, 1
Pembroke 59
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TVINDAT. WIDNENDAT.
W. to N, moderato to 800.21 AND. LW. to &X, fresh to
fresh, soma rain strong, relay.
NW. to &W. and &L, LaziABB. W.B. W. to 8.8.1,
freak showery. strong, relay.
B.X to 8.W., mods- W.CiaratA. 8. to W., fresh, some
rata, showers. rain.
Z. to 8., moderate, fine. W.FrAweal. &ILK to W.& W., fresh,
showery.
&UN to W. 11.11., mo- S.W.Enalawn. S. to W., fresh to
Nabto fresh, strong, !aim.
showery.
As next above. 8.1. ENGLAND. As nett above.
SA to &W., moderate, X Comer. 8.8.8 to W.S.W., fresh,
flue. showery.

The project of holding a public meeting at Liver-
pod, with the purism* of expressing regret at the death
d Gemara Stamina! Jackson, has bees abandoned, and a
sabecription towards the erection of a monument at Rich-
mond has been emend instead.

LAND AND iIUILDINGII AT KINSINOTON-00111.—
The following is the estimate of the sum proposed to be
voted by parliament in the year ending Man* 31, 1864,
toe the pun:base of lead and purchase and shanties at
buildings red foe the purposes of the late International
Exhibition :—For the purchase of land end certain build-
ings from tor Majonty's Commisaioners for the Exhibition
of 1851, total estimate for the service, 120,0001. ; vote
required for 1863-4, 67.0001. ; farther amount that may be
required, 63,0001. Far the purchase of existing Exhibition
building from the contractors, total estimate for the movies,
80,0001. ; vote required for 1863-4, 80,0001. For repairing,
altering, sad eventually completing the building, total esti-
mate for the motto 284,0001. ; vote required fee 18634,
26,0001. ; further amount that may be required, 260,0001.—
Total estimate for the service, 484,0001.; vote required for
1863-4, 178,0001. ; further amount that may be required,
312,0001.

CotronaL PUSlBlllllll47l3.—Thia morning were
boned returns obtsieed by Mr. Hadfield of all came in
which corporal punishment has been indicted in gaols since
Almost 6 1861. It seems that the total number whipped
by ceder of the visiting jestioes, courts of amine, hos., is
England sad Wales wee 258, and those whipped under
the authority of the MU 10 end 11 Vick, e. 82, and 13 and
14 Viet., a 37, MA 269. The county in which the greatest
number of cuss took place in the lint liat was Lamealtire,
pa which there were 68 mem. The next was Kent, is which
there we. 54. In the second list Middlesex appears with
63 cams. In Leland there are no visiting justices of prime,
and boards of superintendence have not power to order
whipping for prison offences. Them was only one cue (m
Wicklow) throughout Ireland of whipping by order of
courts of mime, and but nine by order of magistrates.

CRYSTAL kat-am—The New Zealand Chide,
aeoompanied by their interpreters and &tam:ideate, were
present at the Ciynel Palace on Saturday. The various
contents of the palace appeared to excite their admiration to
• most extraordinary degree. They were mess partienlarly
struck with the varied collection of fens ia the tropical
sod other parts of the building.
DETAINING CHILDRIN PROM TIMER PARENTS--
A prompt return has been made at Dublin to the writ
of habeas *cep= in the cue of Mary Reilly.
Yrs. Byrne, matron of the Roman 0•141060 school
in which the girl was detained, and the Rev.
J. 111fahon, coder whom direction she acted, de-
livered her up to her mother's attorney on Friday, and on
Saturday she wu produced in court. Mr. Purnell, the
mother's counsel, applied for outs, but the court would not
give outs in the abases of any precedent, and the
matter was allowed to stand over till Nudity
(to-day), in order that counsel might see whe-
ther any precedent could be adduced in • use
where no delay occurred, and where no difficulty was throws
in the way of the court, It was, however, sdmitted that
liability to pay outs would operate as a strong cheek epee
parties whose proselytising zeal leads them to interfere with
the rights of parents.
A NEW ALABAMA AT CARDIFF. good deal
of commotion has been caused among the shipowners
and brokers of the docks, through the United
States' Gonad of the port attempting to interfere with
the loading of the steamship Lord Clyde. This splendid
vessel arrived from Greenock, • distance of 450 miles, in 84
hoer, and is stated to be of extraordinary mit toell sad
power. Her paddleboxes being too large for entrance into
the Fast Bate dock, her cargo has been shipped aloepide,
and from the fact of its seat appearance has caused we
sklarable interest and much speculation. This counts at
several boxes tightly bound with iron and brought by the
South Wales railway. The American consul attempted to
interrogate the captain es to the nature of the contents of
the boxes, and induced the controller of customs to moue
psny him. The attempt we. unsuccessful, and on Saturday
morning the splendid steamer steamed down the Channel.
The ship kw cleared for Raman with a cargo of woollen
gooda
Aline of railway from Whaley-bridge to Buxton
was opened on Saturday, which places that celebrated
watering-place is direct railway communication with Mae
chaster. The line is only nine miles Lang, but it ham been
some time in construction, in coosequence of great ra-
Clarg difficulties. A line was also opened on Saturday
ltisley to Buxton, which opens out southern Derby-
shire. The Duke of Devonshire, with several ether noble-
men sod gentlemen, attended the dinner which was given
•to celebrate the last .

The magistrates of Wednesbary were engaged on
Saturday is investigatiag • charge against a colliery pro-
prietor of staidiag 3,000 tons of coal. The coal wee takes
from workbags adjoining three of the defeadaot, and it wee
alleged that he was perfectly elephant of having dug into
mother royalty than his own. The can occupied the magi'.
testes for many Lours, sad was adjouraed fer a week.
One of the check-taken employed at the Man-
chester growl stand during the non week wee charged ors
Satarday, before the Salford beach, with embezzlement.
It was shown that be bad taken money aad put it into his
5 though he was only a check-taker, but there wee •
difitcalty io the way, which reodered it Deemer, to
}warn the me.

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Ns. id:
544.0

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436: ad.
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Arrival for tie week ending NM Jane WI year, 544 cub,
and delivery, 1,20 wk.&

himmopourAN °Aims maurxr.
ITHIB DAY.)
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We hays rather • larger eopply of besets, and can-
outtssetly trade is heavy, bat there is not much redaction
in price. The number of sheep. is also larger, and
the demand very small, especially for henry fat
sleep. Sizeable qualities meet with purchasers at
about late rates, bat other kinds are on the
average lower. Calves and lamb acaroely maintain Thurs-
day's quotations. From Germany and Holland there are
MO besets, 3,890 sheep, and 219 calves ; 340 beasts
250 • Norfolk and Suffolk, 3,020 ; and 150 from
Itri;toteru 'and midland counties.
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Pot atom at abs. s. d. a. 4. Du atom at abs. ad.
Bud kola, Hoyt& 4 • 6 0 l Bed Dona Hf-bdilli 4 8
Dist Slicet4keis - 4 6 4 8 Dog lowirools.... 0 0
losoed qua lonia 8 6 4 4 I Do. do. 88oni - 4 2
Calves

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and Last's. 26,370 ; Wyss,

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yews. Pattenden and Smith report a motioned steady
demand for commaption for the better descriplions of both
English and foreign hops at the following currency. The
bins grows rapidly, but lies sod lice are humming. Mid
amid Fast Heats, 41 4s. to N. ; Weald Yenta, 41. to
W. 10a. ; Sussex, 41. to 61. 6s.