The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-13 00:00:00

VEt3BELS SPOKEN WITH.

Autocrat, from Boston for Melbourne, Oct. 1, Mt 75. 100- 53,W.
Crawford, from Bristol for New York, Oct. 28, Isl. N.,
38 19W.
Cicero, from liverpoollor Calcutta. lat. 4s N., ion. 12 W.
Shenienkinaon, from Liverpool for New Calabar, lat. 43 N.,106

11 W.
Hermann Oscar, Forster, of Hamburg, from Shields for Eio
Janeiro, an well, Nor. 3, lat. as 10 N., km. 1.19 E.
Neptune's Favourite, from St. Thomas foe laverpool, Oct. 40, Lir.
Si N., lon. 39 W.
Panama, from Liverpool far Now Calabar. lat. 47 N., lon. 11 N.

Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre-
vent( the Chinon tag or inferior brown kaves uin Or
usual kinds. uorni an s Tea is uncoloured, therefore also
',rod alike. Sold packets by 2480 ageuta.--ladeerniernent I

LAMBETH.
Yesterday, William Barton, who stood remanded front
Monday on a charne of being concerned with two other
attemptedpr-
sons, not is custody, in • violent assault sod
highway robbery, was again pLwed at the bar before Mr.
Elliott, for final examination.
It will be recollected that on Sunday morning, between
12 and 1 o'clock, the prosecutor, r. Morris, ao iron-
moulder, of 12, St. Mary's-square, Lambeth, while on his
way home, was felled to the ground by a violent blow under
the right ear, delivered from oshind, and while on the
ground was attacked in a savage manger by the prisoner
and two others. Whilst his companions were engaged in
kicking Mr. Morris with all their might the prisoner came
in front of him and endeavoured to drag his watch from
the chain, but fortunately the guard was so strong as to re-
sist the attempt, and the prosecutor's cries for assistance
brought a constable to the spot, wheo his ruffian as-
sailants took to their heels, but the prisoner was secured.
Mr. Morris was yesterday in attendance, and appeared to
be still suffering from the injuries he received. He swore
to the prisoner being one of bas assailants, that be was the
one who bad attempted to take his watch, sod that be bad
not lost sight of him from the time he attempted that act
until he was taken by the constable.
Police-constable John Broughtoo, 74 L, who apprehended
the prisoner, said that since the last examination he bad
made inquiries and could not find that the prisoner had
been convicted, but there was an officer present who had
scmething to may about him.
Young, 81 L, • detective officer, said the prisoner was
very well known as a thief and the companion of thieves,
but he could not prove a conviction against him. He bad
been in custody twice, at this court, and the last time in
July last, under very suspicious circumstances, but was
ultimately (Recharges'.
The prisoner, who offered nothing in defence, was fully
committed for Rill.
SOUTHWARK.
A tall fashionably-dressed young woman, who gave the
name of Elizabdh Ford, was brought before Mr. Combe
charged with stealing • purse containing some silver money
from the person of Mrs. Rose Magill, at the North Kent
Railway Terminus, London-bridge.
The proaecutrix, the wife of a tradesman, residing at
Woolwich, said last night she was on the platform at the
North Kent Railway, and pet about to get into a carriage
for the purpose of proceeding home. A minute or two pre-
vious, she deposited her puree containing a few shillings
la her dress pocket. Before she actually got into the car-
rier an officer tapped her on the shoulder, and asked her
whether she had lost anything. She put her hand in her
pocket and immediately missed her purse and its contents,
A few esioutes afterwards she saw the prisoner in custody,
and her punts in possession of the officer.
Dimes Scannell, a detective sergeant of the If etropoliten
Marcie *easily employed by tbe South Eastern Rainey I . f of a
Clompagy, rid he maw the prisoner ou the platteren se Mats& sag Tehtlehei by wawa Yaw tiaras, et Ws
the trab was about to start. She west up be sesesal smtsmasstosse, is the City dLoad" ass,
bake, and conducted Mesa te the , to such • wesphiseral Sew Se lowler•otrest, Precinct. od W
rammer that he wee imbued to watch her, esd at lad M. . mamba. mminami 18.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTILS.
BBADlXY.—November 9, at Spa. Belgium, the wife of W.
H.
Bradley, Esq., of a daughter.
GATE& —November 9, et Croydon, the ade of G. Gala. Lol., of

501L4
HAU—November 11, at Bussex-gardens, 11)deparit, tb Vt
of A. Sakti), Esq., of a ion.
HANBURY.—Nos ember 8, at Worley Ball, war liirminein;
the wife of S. Banbury, ray., of a mon
HAUT WELL.—November 10, at Brighton, the wife of B. F.
11Ru:well. Seq., of a daughter.
MOOSE—November 11, at Thurloe Cottage, Barrington r°34
Britton. the wife of Mr. F. W. Moore, of a WU.
BENDEL —November S. at ittswita-vatit_tetraot, Seers:Mow
Tyne. the wi/e of 0. W. Bendel,
logos a son.
11 UG WA Y. —November 10, 140 tag, St. Johti3-wooi,
the wile of T. 0. Ridgway, Esq., of a daughttc

MARRIAGES.
BUBII6I--NORTIL —November 11. at St. Genres
square, by the Hon. and Rev. F. De Grey. If J. 1.41Mi110, ttqj
of the Inner Temple, to Lady Frances North, drug
Frauds, late Earl of Guildford.
CONDBLL-BLOPER.—November 10, at Bt. Stephen's. lignma:t
smith. W. V. Condon, Faq., to Geortglarle Orlq• datlibla
the Rev. J. filogoer. of Wird Wood Hay, Beets.
GODDON-BlllloBoN.—November 8, at St. Thomas'. Sand,rl.
bill, by the Rev. F. W. Kingsford, A. D. Gordon t'ol'l'n. by. !nod Rest , msrdo 0,1 •rtt m•lienzle, daughter of th, ht:
Bir G. Simpson, Goveraoru•Chlef of Rupert's Laud and
inn's Bay.
LOUTHRAN--BCOTT.—November C, at Trout Church. 18
Ur "1:
by the Rev. C. U. Marston, 11. ,G. Lduthetui. bet ..4
FoOL W whlow of the late A. R. Scott, Eaq ,of KAP".

DEATHS.
BANl2l.—November 10, G. Banks, Esq., of Courlunar Mug
Thames Dittos, Surrey, aged 72.
BlLAV6B.—Notember 9, at Talbot House, Glosaop, Pctl.29,ore,
I H. Beaver. ER., aged 00.
CAUTlON.—Noreaabar 8, at Great Doccratreet, 10,rourh•
C 9820011, Mo.. made& nf 510
001,—Ntwelabar 9, at St. Loonard'aou.Sca, nen, who
IL Cox, jun.. aged. 2.
JITSTIvIS. at Weatoneuper-Hare, Olen 4004
daughter of F. W. Jostles, Req.. of Stapleton. near BnAa
mac v--November 8, at Ylluerequare, ldlogtou
• Locke, aged M.
' 3.oBlllR.—November 8, at Wag-street, Chews. J. 6'
1141
sed
irn s. ANo—November 9, at Itaadolph-read. A.mill •
I +Krone, ILleatasaat Nee loyal Artillery, aged Wt.,
I TAN N.—Neembur 9, at 1110tarea-toorato, Nitelooo2'"`" Ift•
Ta•u• affil Q.