The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-12 00:00:00

ROBBERY OP £760 BY A BANK OP ENGLAND

PORTEIt.

This morning Detective Sergeant Wohb, of the
017 polies, apprehended a porter named Seamuslam, is the
eelloy of the Bank of &alibied, on a charge of steal-
* a me pocket-book, containing • large quo-
tity of Bank notes. Samuelson has been in
the service of the Bank thirty years. In October last •
dark in the dividend department of the Bank of England
had an occasion to leave his desk for a few minutes with
the cue containing the notes lying on the desk, and on his
return it was found to be missing. The authorities in-
stituted the most diligent inquiry into the affair, but
acting we. elicited to point to the guilty party. The
UM contained two 1001. notes, four 501. notes, sixteen 101.,
aid 3.4 51. The numbers were at new printed and circu-
lated throughout the police stations in the oonotry, and the
soles were ordered to be stopped. Nothing further was
heard of the robbery until a few days ago, when two
of the 10/. notes came Moo the Bank from parties at Hall
alio had cashed them. The circumstance was made known
to the police, and the officer Webb was instructed to proceed
to Hall, and the result of his inquiry led to his returning
to the Bank of England and apprehending Samuelson,
who was identified as the pence who culled the notes in
Putioa, and an Webb searching Samuelsoe, he discovered
the whole of the remainder of the stolen notes annealed on
km. He will be examined this afternoon before the Lord
Mayor, at the Mansion-hones.

THE Pores Ihnensso."—The Pope, about ten
One beck, was pleased to aooord an audience to upwards of
MO persons who bad come to Rome to attend the ogre.
maim of the Holy Week. On that occasion his Hollins'
yreconeced • short allocation, gives as follows by the
Btaidardo Cattolico :—" Many persons desire the blessings
of the Pope ; if the person who bestows it is only con-
sidered, it is without value, bat if He who Is represented
by the giver ie regarded, theta the benediction is useful
led necessary—ebove all, in the ted times in which we
1M living. we ere besieged with so many onstradie-
hoes and misfortunes that without the menial lid of
Heaven we could not bear the burden by which we are
overwhelmed. Men of great genius who utter truths are
indeed to be met with. But, as tines sayings have not foe
hmis the catholic religion, there is no use rn pronouncing
them. Therefore, keep in mind, I beg you, and endeavour
to inculcate on your children and all the members of your
Wailes, that the troth is to be found solely in the apostolic
sad Roman catholic church. May the bleesing, therefore,
le of use to you with that object ! Key it accompa you
on only in the journey which you will have t° make to
morn home, but also still more in that which each of us
wIII bans to perform to go from earth to heaven, where I
101 l await you."
Tag SIAMESE TwiNs.—The Siamese twins are
Nails North Carolina, where they farm • slave plea.
lance. They married two sisters, and while they
kid five children each the sisters lived happily.
Whea Gee of them, however, had a sixth child
spanned, and would not live wader the same
She twins are now 50 years old. One of
len is dieg, and experimeate bare been made
find out if the ligature that binds them were ant whether
wagY °odd ironies. On the ligature being tied so es to
hat the the circulation of the blood, the twine fainted. It is
GAMMA therefore, that when one dies they cermet be sew
thlet and both must peneh. Their respiration is eye-
drowse whoa they are calm ; their boors of sleeping and
wilier and their joys, sorrows, and desires are the eame.—
Ifele Yore Paper.
A BRIDE ELECT BURNT TO DEATH.—AM inquiry
held on &tan*, at Norton, by the coroner for the
let Riding of Yorkshire. respecting the death of • yens(
Sized Annie Elizabeth Marshall, wbo had been hee-
ler brother's house at Rosedale, ie the North
aid bad come to Norton • few days previously
it* the purpose of being married. It appeared from the
ondeens that the young person had eat up with her lover
sae light after the family had retired to Teat. Both, how.
ceer.had fallen asleep, mid a rink had fallow out of the fire,
env her deem. The young man, as awakeehor, Need
Weeded wife in Semis, and is hie eadeannue to ex-
filimoisk them he wee very seriously burnt. The poor
Ewoman was m dreadfully buret, especial!) about the
that, after lingering in torture till Saturday, she er-
ne verdict of the jury way, " Died from exhasse-
thoe calmed by ace:dental burning."

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET. In
u
(THIS DAY.) ill
(IT DMITRI° AND DMINNAMONAL TTLIONANN.) 81
(PION 001 owl ooaasarosozwr.) ti
Market quiet. Balm about 3,000 or 4,000 talcs, at I
fall- it
tag Prim- II

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
&MAIL —The market is steady, but quiet. Only trills(
ales of British West India, at previous rata. Mauritius,
ordinary and middling brown, 9M. 6d. to 26e.; floe brown
and low yellow. 29a to 31.5. 6d. Bengal yellow Go:palish
date, 325. Refined Meow continue in good demand ; dried
goods steady but quiet.
Corm—The demand for plautatioe Ceylon continues I
active, at full prices to 6d. advaaoe; triage and mixed, 45..
to 695. 6d.; floe and line bee ordinary, 74e. to 78c; low
middling sad middling, 765. 6d. to 83s. ; good middling,
63a. 6d. to 86s. 6d. Native Ceylon is doll of sale and rather
cheaper ; good ordinary, 665. to 67a 6d.
Tau.—The public sales of Indian have passed off irregn-
garly, Amnon& at fully 2d. decline. Lorshaut at advanced
prase. Other description.at previous rates.
Rota—A small parcel of Jamaios sold at steady prices ;
99 puncheons of Demerara, at In. 7d. ; and 30 puncheons of
Babies, at Is. 6id.
SALlTsrac.—Buiner has been dons at abo...t previous
prices, but 1 ull particulars have not transpired.
COMM.—The market he. become quiet but prices are
without quotable amp.
TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is steady at the following prices :—Towe
tallow, 39a. 6d. ; Petersbarg Y.O. ea the spot, 395. 9d. ;
all the mouth, 39.. 6d. ; Jam, 40e. ; October to De-
cember, 41a. 3d.; December, 41s. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mews. Patteeden and Smith report. no alteration in
the market sines Monday lost. Prices remain arm, with
• steady demand.

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.).

Will. Ead 11411400. 19a. ; Walla Eod Haasrell 19s. ;
Walla End South Heston. 19s. ; Walla Eod Tom, 18s. 6d. ;
Wall. End Hartlepool, 18s. dd. ; Wall. End South Kolbe,
18a. ; Walls End Heigh Hall, 18s. ; Wall. End Cason;
188. ; Walls Eod GWortb, 16e. 6d. ; Walla End Riddalls,
168. 6d. ; Walls End Realm 16s. ; Walls Eod Hatton
Lyons, 16s. 6d.; Hoy wall, 16e. ed. ; Saddles Hartley,
178.-66 ships at learhet. 50 at sea.