The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-05 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

SOOTH EllinaN.—The South Eastern have jest opened
a station tor the use of the Royal Arsenal at Wo lwich.
You'. awn NUlarg MIDLAND.—The r• were 137 Sp' &u-
-tilise for the (Alice of managing director of this railway.
The person app..inte.. is to receive 3001. a year. The salary
of the managing .uptrintentient under the late direction was
1,2001 per annum.
Nuarn WIIITSYN.—On Wednesday, the 31st alt., that
portion of the North Weaern Rsilway which runs from
Lsncasttr to Wsnniorov was opened with considerable
idea, by a pleasure trip of the shareholders and their
friend'. . . .

ANINDIEN.—The continuation of this lin• from Montrose
to Liming Mill, a d stenos of abaut f.ur miles from likone.
haven, was opened on 'Thursday last, that event having been
postponed from the 23rd ult., in c insequence of usforescen
circumstances. There was no public demonstration on the
occasion.
CALEDONIAL—On Thursday the terminus of this railway,
at the head of But banan-street, Olasgnw, was opened for
trails, and, in the course of the day, gess ral trains, with a fair
complement of passes gees, arrived and departed. The
buildings are still in a v.. ry unfialshed state, and numerous
workmen are now busily employed in advancing their com-
pletion. The stat.o , though constructed with every regard
io c ativenience, has I.ttle pretensions to architectural di play,
and the incomplete state art the operations, as may be sop-
did• , nut make it appear to any greater advantage.
However, little ineonsemence seemed to be experienced
trout this ciscumetance, and it will., no doubt, tend greatly
to the advaotsge of the pablic, and the interest of the eon-
paoy, to have a terminus to the great trunk line t f railway
in such close proxiinty to all the leading thoroughfares el
the city.
MIDLAND OaaAT WESTERN.—This company task pas-
@elision of the lands in thi, county through which the exts n-
sloe line to delway will pass, in coasequencs of which
considerable employment will be given to the labourirg
pcpulatim of the district. We have heard, upon the
authority of one who onekt to kris a tolerably exact estimate
of art things, that the *spinals of throwing a bridge acres
the Shannon at Athlime will amount to upwards of 40,0001.
—lVestaseat4 Guardian

FAILS' ENGLISH ARCIIIINGTURL—In removing
some old panelling at the south end of Norwich Grammar
School, a Ins pincina has been discovered, whteh had b.en
for years hidden, with the exception of assail portion of th,
finials, by I. wooden eoel.anre, The style is early English,
and the workmanship is extremely beauclul. It wee very
much obscured by the plaster and whitewash of former
years, which are now in coarse of removal ; and when
thoroughly cleansed from these relies of barbarism, it will be
a most interesting object. Nr. Neohaat, of this city, has
executed a pod drawing of this valuable remain of ancient
architecture; and he has also delineated the details of the
fine porch, w►ich is en object well worthy of invection.
Toe work of per fir ttion in the school has also di closed
several beautiful heads and foliage, He., in the capitals of
the arches.— VorfOlic

A YOUNG THIEF TRAINER.-MILL POLICE,

WIDNIJDAT.—A lad of flitein years of age, who is well
known to the police. named Charles Foreman, was brought
up on a charge of repeating his former practices of picking
whets. It appeared that two females were standing on
Tuesday afternoon opposite the Queen's Theatre, when one
of them felt her handkerchief pulled out cr her pocket. She
Immediately turned round, and saw the prisoner running off
as fest as he could down Caspel-street. They ran after him,
bat he contrived to escape. She then found that her puree
had been stolen, on which she pre information to the police,
who opprenheded the prisoner from her deecrtption at hie
*wit louse. It was stated In court, bye young lad from
Leeds, that the prisoner was training him and a number of
other lads to pick pockets, and it was proved that the risco.
any two years ego, was committed to prison for beam-
mad elm three months ago for picking pockets.
The seat his to the home of correction for three
labour.

A JACK SHIPPAID.—EirIy in the
moreing of Friday week some pence. broke late the roast-
ieg-toese of Mr. R. I. Jewell, coal 1111111611 Si. neer Newport,
and stole therefore a 51. note, a enemies, sad eom• loose
!fiver. dome house were broken into also en dm other side
of the stream, and several articles of fatale wearing apparel
carried off. Oa the morning of /Warder, a met awkwardly.
dressed shs.male was obsirreigtraddliag through Wootton-
bridge, oecadoolag wet paws notis that pursuit wee
given, and the suppcoed dameei tarred oat to be me of the
Parkhurst Prison youths, named Rotteaberg, a native of Ike
Island, who had Owed himself eat with the asks pettimate
tatting the legs off his P. P. bean, end the arms cif lig
P. P. locket, the better to Rules himself. The whole of
the stoles property was tee [epee him, sad be has under-
gone an examination, mil Ms been committed to the nest
seises. Theo rest of the Genitals at Pukka's* put soh a
mime* to the primal. abilities, that they boldly muted
be would never be captured, if ones sametestul in making his
seeps free the priers. It was thought memory to parade
the pelsoners through their ranks on Saturday, In to
esembese them of the very little chance they stout of gettlag
'Moe the Mead, .her the Amon= of their meet clever So-
das We understand the primula ha" enlisted Mr.
Jewel to cieseiderelis loss .ail ansoyanee by bmuhtir his
Sloe bills, letters, &a, to furnish limedf with a light whilst
be plundered the drawees.
bus Rozilt Rimgl24B Ix MOITIAHAM.—The ex-
huming, suspended for • tise is tosanonee of the little
impset pad to the anniaerien intense of Obsinideal W the
reser of thrill& to which the relies of di were lest Aber
mid, have bus renosal in an ...Lars ad jolting, by the
ready leave of Mr. John Copland, the owner, sad Mr. Smell
the moseg, sad hue Arenly bees nwomot with a
dem of mem Pitts of tract, of Mims paeans, whisk
edging& the orello, with the Mom asset as fink es when
Mae pet ea, here -bees dessested ; else a goastity of met,
and MIN whisk no doubt wee 'put Itypoesent, • The
pm. has die opt lege the Me of a Ramon villa, a belief
whisk is enigetelby the mieleited IMS Mr. Roach
tledllo, to when mem of ttreadin have nboors. The
eseevatieu see.tf belay ieseister gain doe esperiatese•
ogee of Mr. Ardise and Kr.tboosellsr ; moitourol retie-
rentet the hen Noel eggetrer it Wo-
n* noothy teeter sod Mr. Dines hive
=et Aran thitt the nein nay be elestively
rented eau Alm yam ime west lea tonenet mew wore
focal et the run pen et Keelotion, sew the Lonna road,
which siroustlitcs the WM et tin beteg um a Rama
otatioo.—Cheinsford Cirmoitio.