The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENINO, DgCEMBER 21, 1848.

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the firm is January, 180, and bad scarcely lama the
nai-
&otioa of the beams. Sod sot psweesloa of the key el
the boa seamiest these bills. • letter boat Coe mo and
Co., Cakatta, sif the 24th lune, 1847 kid ssiao.
riled the two el the beak-pest bills the
sseeptaaes sad ..aerial of the drafts lbey were mesas to
'sense. A few dale after ale bills bed Imea Owned el, be
beaus, aware of it. 81r 0. Lamas bed Mr measonseat
et the Baaass at that times ; be did eta
Mwilist ear fees-
ausiergisa with Ids (the ). WIN he kearA el it
mkt ast gabs te lattruedeaa bet be
made 119 reaeallease. Mr 0. er Mr. Noble
alba 4 the key ef the ben. The Ana did set
emi el the same Individual& amepeleal Mr. Beekwerth
eai Mr. Albert Lary rat, a sea el air Chigge.—
aaY Mr. Joan
be 01 art that he fedi yma the sue mesh spied
the beeliresk lobos eziwalat was sitisketory.—The
Otauaisdener weed, cad raft be alma great the emit.
Gera—The @Mlle to the bealwept intimated that a ray
reei ~ewer VI the ewe PS aselest the ether members eft
the
Ana have bees gives, bad the opportealty

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Tons, Dm. 19.
tame Conar.—lleture ar. Jades Mauls.
Mannar DIULLIIIO.--855551 prisoners were tried ail
Mad rainy of unlawfully sashay and drilling, to the pea&
ise is atbtary arrears, on fienday 1115mtag, the 28th el
go baton a maw abt at In albs feat Bradford. About
ef these wen ambled is atillary array and stood two
Omni wen dreamed ia segos ape, Homes, and labs.
la sommand WWI out to the Ems " To the right,"
STo the left," " Marc ," " stop lads," sad so ca. They
were eseteseed to various terms a iapriseasaset, ragas
trona three to to maths.
Beam Mr. DIM Mall.
555301110 11111151101 105 111.10111/5M:MAN55•0115155.
—R Reed,l7, wee isdiated for the marrakragtarmalisahak
firelop, at Yens.—The deemed Mild was seven sesatheold.
gad is Wedaseday, the 26th Oat., was taken 111. Her aunt
seat to the shop OHL Osage Reed, a dra, la Tame,
toe a pseaywenk of magmas. The misses, (bmaer to Hr.
Reed), who bad hesa is his employ ehetta4=
arid had Ines in the habit a semis, eist
is...'l"hWesp, was serving at the time. TM boy whe had beea
met he Me swamis told him whet he mated, aadieseired
a peed hem him. The modistes we about to he edmiabo
to the , bet some doubt mem la the Mad el Ha
Med
Haslep's (the gehildreercutor) sister es to whether it was mgassig
ce Won esseset of the smalls= of the quality. Elm
therm yea embed a larvae% and seat Mr with the pope to
Yr. Reed's shsp, to ascertain whether It reallas saageals
or set. TMprimes. declared a y: sweat
gad seddieg ilea Oa haring this aserame, Mr.
Healey abed the medigias aid gam it to the bast, orbs
wee tams 111, sad died is tors. Very 1505 atta
r OM
sansathad reasated. Yr. Reed mote to the slap.
sad thm I dna the rheum a mlabike had hose nada 1
Red that is fast he had gives Teems band a
Mr. Reed haaudiately seat dm primaerke IP. lioolof=11:11
ankausately tee late ; the measles bad tam Mew aims te
the Mai. M. Reed this mai himself, sad diressed is.
&Missiles of sash semedies as ke tbseght meat j Miasma awl
the pimp is of tit lash Kr. Team, a surgeoe, who did
all he mid le save the share lik bat la vain, for Wag ef
se wader aage, the ..slim
applied proved engvainisr.
After death Er. Tomer mode is essmiaatios of the body,
whisk sMisliel kits that death had beam mused ho'. the
teldwal anemia TM sorties for the lay mss whether 1
W bad gems so negligently la the matter so to ma-
de, liable to the peaky attacideg to the ohm of
miselsegber. Then was evidmes that he had evinced
treat ceetritim aid sorrow for the sod calamity whisk he
had brought shat.—TM jury resigned a verdict of Gritty,
acereapseied with a sums rassamseriatios to morep.—Tbe
restesee was three maths' kaprisosmat.

8017TH LANCASHIBIL—Livaaroot, Dao. 20.
ashes W. Iwo abeam
Tun Mancsarras Crannies. —This case was reamed
this noosing. The deleadmos, Cropper. Donows, Won,
Whit*, Leech, sad Nixon, wig lam night aidressod the
jury, withers. were mike for the defense.
The object of the pima . was to show that the sperebee,
as reported by the witnesses called for the proseoution. were
not thole delivered by the delandants : that they had bean
grossly 'segregated sad raisrepressated. One of the wit.
seises, in the ewes at his evidence, *poke of the time when
the National Carmelon were little' in Loudon.
Bane Ableesos—What is this National Carmelo. ?
Tkerre is no National Cosventios la Englaad escept the
British parliassest. Witness : It was a body of chartists so
ailed, my lard. Baron Aldersos : Those who seem to le so
take upon themselves a vary groat reepossiblty ; if 'erect
antche they eta prootattewish a body is
ed we are on the verge of a revolution.
The Attossey General
of replied st coustlerable With, ass.
= that the charges the isdicesents had Ws sots.
His lordship then summed up, sad isseseed the jury,
that if they were satisfied that all the prim era conspired to
do the same set, though one joined at one tin" and soother
at soother, they were all equally guilty. He Wm reviewed
the whole of the evidence, 'Rept that of the sus B.U, whose
testimoay bad been discarded by the Attoessy•Cialaral.
The jag, after daltheratlar about an hour, rewired with
a verdict of Guilty against West sad Whits of unlawfully
assembling, and ageism the others of &silty of the general
chorge—ualawfally assraiblicg sad scespirecy.
His lordship proseoded to p.m entesse. Both orsaces,
he said, wen generally rife at a time when the people wen
distressed sad tusamploved, sad whoa the diger awed the
grimiest owed. Nose of the pressen, however, as.
cept Nixon, wore a distreased state. White and M.Des
aougb seamed to have sated is a praiseworthy Bawer; but
it skosld be recollected that it was is sesseqwesre
of their own sot, which they were unwilling to follow one to
its fall aoassgsestee. that they wen so ealkd upon to banter..
In so dna. had Ws attacked by the people, because
they (the people) had Wormed their speeches m as
exhortation to do what they bed dose, and when they were
stepped from so doing they naturally beams racket et what
:zra.seseeived to be the Wee combat of their preasded
Ormott, Cropper, and West bad so bathes is
Ihashaster, when they made speeches, and this wse an sp.
gravels. a their ore. Rankin, Othwatt, Lreper, Donovan.
West. and Whit, ma t mob be impressed for one year, sad
wear Leto sureties to keep the elle, for two rear.; Leech.
alas meths' howls/nowt; leDonoagh sad Clthowak, as
months' ; sad Nixon four maths* ; sad all to Ind sureties
far their good behaviour for one you.
White raid he had um a Wow wain appeared
before his lordship at Wessel* when be was very kindly
treated. He now applied on WEN of himself and fellow-
isosers that they shred be pissed he the drat class of mis-
lemmata. The apposition was itosseded.
Tb. following ;erases, eri with being concern. in
the abortion disturbers... at Miseltester and oth.r places
were then placed at the bar:—O. J. Clarke, J. D orlon,
W
P. Horeb*, H. it J. J. Fissigoa, J. Foyle, M. Halite,
W. Heap, 8 Gams, J. Lows, T. Roberts, G. Bogen,
G. Itamsebs, J. Spooner, T. Whittaker, W. Barton, sad
J. Barker.
The Andrew-General raid he proposed to all apes all
them defeadimis to eater into their own recognbanoes to
sppear sad plead, whoa gad upon go to do. AU the de-
Nadas* sweated so to de, except Joseph Bake.—His
rhea ordered the defendants to bo discharged, and
It= those to made* theamethes as good and peaceable
saldeas to the Gases ; by adein their sonditioa would he
looser relieved than by an oppoite .ponies
A Aim
_skeepotealias woe them dbpossd of, sad his
lordship *asks& the jury and dismissed them, the Malik
so far se he was aoseesel having terminated.
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More bir.fortise
Burrestan aro* Ma Quatro Cmosn.--bareediately
upon Mr. Jude. Brie taking hi oat this morning, Mr.
Charles Chubb wee brought up to receive judgment. Hs
lordship told kiss the' the Weans of which ha had been coe•
Tided wee one calculated to tweaks the greaten public
isionivesienee. Consider's, that the jury bad found him
(silty, bet to a limited extent, he (the judge) thought that
Poise would be dose if he ordered him to be imprisoned
and kept to bard labour to the House of Correction fee the
spine of calmedar mouths.
[We has received an latimatlon from Mews. Chubb and
SON. of St. Paul's Cluirottyerd, to the elms that Mr. Chutes
Chubb bad so tattiest whatever ia say of their patents, es
erroneously Mated to the report of the trW.]

amid not tell whet view the jury would Mk* of the cam
Bs should tell them that before they same to that tenets-
sion they must be sotionsa that the primmer mutiny in-
takd to destroy the child, or that the set imputed to her
was one Irbil would irevitably muss that moult
Mr. Clarkson then briefly etlimered the Jury let
the primer, and urged that It we "Lite deer
=
the prisoner had so latention to dts'roy the UN of her
, huh that her /Meet wen to provide that support and
maim he It which her owe metastable polies »adored it
impaibb he bet to sled it.—The jary basil the prisoner
Owl/ efaidelemOter. Soutanes wee dogma.
Camas iv XLmAvossaa.— J. Pitlissa, 41. widow,
woo folded he the deadeughtat of her daughter, Anne
The phew essepled the mewl Boor rem of a hoses in
Prlseroeheet, lrerequere, with the &dosed, • girl 14
Wei age. Os the reerdest of the 24th Nor. the prisoner
set to work et tin o'clock, sad hod directed her
dangrere to de some poetise of seedle-work, end when she
reteased hese et 11 Vole*, she found the work was not
done, sad the dedesed assonstod for it by saying that she
hod Mos asleep. Upon this the prisoner tied • rope round
her auk sad Waited it to deo top el bedewed, tying the
sad la snob a polka that the deemed soul not resat it,
end she left her is that sties until wady 11 o'clock at night,
wide, spa her entering the rood, she found the child quite
deed evidently hum edearrdetida• The Primer home-
lately gave ea darn, andeviaerd the utmost regret for whet
bad happened, end when tee landlord went tato the rood
she at Nees addicted owes by her set that bee daughter's
death bad bora eeseekesed, sod gave an esplanades of the
remotes whisk had iodated her to punish her in such a men
oar, stating that she bd gene to si.op Massa of doing her
week, sad ohs dad bar up to the bod-post to prevent her
from *deg to deep yids, end pieced her work In a choir by
her. It appeared let the prbeenes awed deduct tows
da
the deceased was eberesterised by liWaties, mad that in act-
ing se she did she wee net setested by say eriadnel totes-
ticia.—Mr. Baron Balk, Is suladiag up, said that undoubt-
edly the law gave a pored the right to indict proper and rag-
soseldo pealdissat upon a and, bet he trusted the age was
gone by when weals wen to be allowed to have reroute. • to
AIM seemed to him a most barbarous mode of punishment.
With regard to the muse of death, it woe his duty to inform
Jima, that whether the death were occasioned by spoplesy
broach% es by struggling, or by mtual *Wreath" mead two
different*, as sack result was clearly attributable to the set of
the prisoner.—The Jury found the prisoner Civilly, but re-
sts mended her to on account of her character.—The
leased judge sentenced to isoprisonamtt and herd
la-
beuriar one year.

IfEW COUST.—lbeeore the Comma Sterkent.
A LADY AND can 15111TANTS.-..ff Carter, 39, spinster,
was indicted ter stealing two haadkershiefe. some lace, and
other amides, valued at 31., the property of Thomas Wil-
kins:a. Mr. Robinson ;prosecuted and Mr. Clarkson de-
fended. Mir. Robbins la opening the we said he thought
the goodies would be rather rose kr his lordship than the
jury, the posmrty being laid as the property of a person who
)redhoes sopmaSti mom years from his wife, and the pro.
pony hed hoes Odes Imo her. The facts of the ease were
Mem. The bad lived in the service of the pm:me-
ant:ix so wok, sad ma seen by the police leaving the resi-
des°, of her seldom In Istemplase, St. Georges, with a
bundle goatskin the articles is question, which she alleged
had been The
he mind whisk, as inquiry, turned out to
be false. TIM lemssiesumel thee Galled the prosecute':
who, having doves( be the above fade, added that the last
time she saw her lembead alive was two years aro, on the
Epsom reee-ornerso, esd she did not know whether he
was dead or alive.—A question arising as to whether the
property wee sombed to the stilt owner in the indictment,
the Commas &demi, kavieg conferred with Mn. Sum
Rolfe, said that the property was properly laid in the indict.
meat. The proseentriz having seen her husband withM two
years, sad est knowing to the soutrary, left a sufficiently
reams:We empeakies as to his being at present alive.
—la answer to Mr. Chasm, in cross-examination,
the prosseutri: denied being in the habit of getting
drunk la the kitchen with her servants. She had
hem separated hoes her husband five years. There
was a deed of separadoe. She did not feel bound to answer
each a question as to whether she was now living under the
promotion of a gentleman.—The prosicatries lades maid,
in answer to Mr. Clarkson, denied that her mistress was in
the habit of driakiog with the sensate—else had seen her
drink is the kitchen, bat not with them. Was not ewers
that she drank raw spirits In bed. Mad taken up spirits and
water into her bedroom, and had done the sum for other
ladiee.--(Laughter.)—Mr. Clarkson, for the defame, made
some very severe anissedverdons upon the proseentriz sad
her mods of life —The Common Serjeant maid, lot the prose.
nutria be all that had bests endeavoured to be shown by
croer.examinatioa. that did ant exclude her kem the protec-
Soo of the law.—The Jury mislaid the Omar.

POLICE.—YMMISMAY.
BOW-STRlBT.—Citanoa ow ROXBURY AGAINST A
LITITZ CAILBABIL —W. MeAspiees, a letter carrier, was
charged with stealing throe lenses containing money, the
property of the Postmaster. fleneral.—Mr. W. amino/go, a
president is the London district, stated that, in consequence
of ausmoas emplanes being made to the authorities re-
opening minim lettere containing property from the Clap-
ham district, where the primmer wee employed, he caused
the three letters prodund to be written and posted, witnem
enclosing marked 'sassy in male of them. The letten should
have reached the Gemmel PaMeMee is the Clapham bag,
but when it arrived they amid not be found. He es ked the
prisoner it be had assisted in making up the beg at five
o'clock. He replied that be had not; but Baldwin, the
flame taker, said in his presume that he had, upon which
witness demanded to see what meaty be had about him, sod
when the *Weer earthed kin there were 12 sovereigns
found, gams whisk were the several marked odes pro-
duced, and which wen some of those enclosed. Others were
discovered at the prisoner's lodgings —Peak*, the officer,
proved that be found a great quantity of papers and letters
at the prioesev's lodpiage, and among them Bank receipts in
the Three per Cent. Camels for the sum of 4751. The gri-
nner's misty dreier/the eight years he was in the establWie
meet had bass Ile. • week. Whams also found the envelopes
heleaging to the letters in question, and a letter addressed to
• servant in Cambridgeshire, supposed to have contained
one pines —The prisoner, upon the apple:non of Mr Pea-
cock, was remanded.
Josue's ADY.—Mr. Henry said he would avail himself of
the opportunity to mention • circumstance, which had tamed
him no small degree of perplexity, having lately received
various letter., npregentinte that Joseph Ady had again
ememenced his annnyeaces, by informing the recipients that
he wee in a position to communicate to them something to
their advantage upon the receipt of a tartan remittance.
This suet rind hi., as he had been under the impression
that My war still confined in Tothi.l4lelds prison —Mr.
Peacock said that Ady had ;been convicted 'sore than ones,
at this court, at the suit of the Postmaster-Gear
rel, end tent to prison for his extortionate
time. mail lately, when he mentorialised the Cl-
of the Treasury or the Secretary of Stets, expressing hit
orntrition, end stating that confinement wee making serious
inroads upon his health. The document was backed by the
visiting justices, and the circumstance being submitted to
the comtderation of the Postmesteramena, he wes upon
the faith of into representations snowed his liberty. The
very next day he sent him (Mr. Peacock) a letter, for
which he had to pay 2a, postage, offering to put him in
possession of something to his advantage it he would only
remit but by the earliest conveaisses the sum of 11. Is.,
sod there having lately passed through the Post-office several
stun letters to different individuals, making the same effne,
the Postmastn-O, aorta finds it neoessary to again institute
proceedings molest Min and compel him to abandon for the ;
remainder of histittLolt nefarious practices. •
WORSHlP.—Toortito AT FORBION ROMA. Li
—Mr. J. F. Mem, the proprietor of private hotel for
foreigners in Finsbury square, wee charged with an assault g
upon W. Hiner, manager of. am her establishment of the a`,
to description next door to his premiers. lhe cm- tf,
plainant stated that on Sunday afternosa last two foreign u
gentlemen drove up in a osb, which stopped midway between I
the two hotels, and witless' immediately ran out, Myna- I;
teneously with one of the defendant's waiters, to ascertain
which establishment it was their intention to pwronise. They 1
said they had been recommended to the Moo of cum
raiment, who accordingly took chase of their cloaks and ;
ege, whoa the donsideat made his appearance, and 3
etiong- ly urged the geodesists, instead of staying at Soya's
betel, to which witness was attacked, to mowed en quart of
&sir friends to a third hoses et the west-cad of the town, r
Odors they would probably be baud. Witness remonstrated 6
with the deend-at, and was in the act of retreating with
Ike Inger when the defendant meshed towards him sad I
meek him a violent blow ea flu, hop midst rooted the
blend to pour from his math and WNW tog at his teeth. i
...Mr. Udder r Wand that men remildeg Mithaei with I
W bleed, and °congaing emir Imam to the Ws of die I
ouddeoliaditalaillw4ll. agineffies,
apim theft to Rive hie beanIONROMBOI, an
Is seek for two isle
thojid"lasen f=ll4- k.
hard
itt,;_eld
his tart=ils'illie me hem ienz=erdirolte mem.
, log reablishams, ~Wwlit *0 timed Wm di*
tromplanant, and, without the slightest eggenot parewm
admitted the assault—A. solicitor sole attended Ise
Ins said that the me bail arisen on el a gilt of
I &kWiYak tatfartwately 'ablated between the ramie-
tem aMe two hems% who bad forgoing • ban is peones: rl
ship ; and that altimeatt_ba most admit the wall had has
emanitted, Ws client hod aped under Moog belies 'foi-
-1 egoesdabe
wtmerlizeZ the issoltimi kamage with whisk
be beg beam mailed. The leased goo an
then sailed a lowed Boblemfeldt who said ohm the
seapielmost had &aged his man with bessmeseof madam
in stioggelin to depths him of his enersomen.-Ads. gam
sill esseresd the deiondeat in a malty of 3d., sod the
amts.
ARLBOROUGHATIMET —Lumina • HAND TO
Tea nova eive.-11.- was charged with having
mien a quantity of plate tram the !Mum of Mr. W. Fee.
goraca„—Me prisoner some, found by Wager, C 193, in the
streets, Mink. Ile wese Wm into amtody, end a number
of silver gloom hood I. his penonism, together with other
ether articles, and several &pilaw Maim to pieue.—W.
Mann bathe to Mr. Feroonem sold his maw had • din-
es party bat week, and es whom had Uses somaisted
alit the prisms' for some time les asked him to leod a
Mod W the cuspate. Atilt litit peWssr had gone whine
Mond • mate of silver gime awe kaki, and a silver
Ms& The property fused la the prisoner's pocket was
peng the Wising yropaty end the tbai=s related to
tin me
Asa Mr. g, a pawn.
Where pradmed UNDO 'SPOONS whisk the primser had
pledged ea tho day of the robbsry.—The Moaner was folly
Rommamr.—.l. ,W. Lwidfw
alias Seise, ,srlso was sidissribsel es a member of lb swell
nob, woe Merged with breaths Into ths dwelling-hewn of
Mr. C. Bader, cm the Ifith het., end etallog baak-notseand
gnu op the among of 316 i. 61 —Kr. Beatla stated thee he
kept this Coach sad WPM JOBWILOOOO. in lirandea.sere
Leda blab That ha lad bon ism items en finanispe sad

that on his return, about kelt-pest seven o'clock Is Weems- a
the house had Mee
Herobbed. s ettined med bhytehitlrwowil that
eenon
the first finny, and
discovered that 2501 in now, 601. in gold, and lot Be. in
sliver had been carried sway. In his couezaralestion the
,witnees said that his wits sad daughter. in-law were
In the bore at the time if the robbery, and
that the thieves must have get in at the window.—Mrs. H.
White deposed that on Saturday evening. at half-past seven
*Week, she saw a man at the first-door window of Mr.
Bather's house, with his head out of the window, and an-
ether man dandle, on the pavement below, with as um-
bels op. As she approsehed close to the house, the person
at the window drew bask, and she distinctly heard the man
with the umbrella my, " He gulch," and the man at the
window mat, and both ran away. Witness bad ep-
ee weft the features sad penes of the min at
fba Weber. and wee enabled to swear positively that it was
the Omer, whom she had also very Augustly
bens seen at the bar of the prosecutor's house.
Pitissair (to the prosecutor) Do you think from all the
hamielso you have made that I am the person who robbed
yes I—Prosecutor (after some hesitation): I do sot think
yen are.—Mr. Norton: Do you recollect the evidence of Mrs.
White ? That witness hes stated, end I believe her testi-
mony, that the prisoner the man. She saw him jump
out of your window, and after that I should be glad to know
your mama for thinking he is not the man who had robbed
you I—Prosecutor : I really don't know what to say, but I
should like to have even pert of my money back.—Mr. Robin-
son, the superintendent of the P division of police, com-
plained that after the discovery of the rohbery, the informa-
tion given to the police wee so scanty, that had it not been
for Mrs. White the apprehension of the prisoner on the
charge would have been doubtful.—Mr. Norton remanded
the prisoner.
THAMES. AneaVLT ON Tlll RION 13ZAILMr. A.
White, muter of the Victoria, was charged with assault.
ing his apprentice, Jules Durham. Complainant stated
that whilst the vessel was lying off Monte Video, the
master ordered him to serape the long-host, and then
complained of the manner in which it . we. done.
The lad said he did it u well as he could, upon which
Use muter snatched up a broomstick, and chasing him
twice round the deck struck him with it several times about
the head and shoulders. One blow on the head rendered
him issessible for a short period, atter which the master
struck him again. He had beateu him previously cm the
voyage with a rope'vend.—Williasa Pettonan, the second
mate, corroborated oonsplainaut's statement, and said the
captain struck the boy with the broomstick as hard as he
ceciL—Mr. Yardley Inflicted dm Identat penalty in his
power, and crdered him to pay a ha d 61. or be imprisoned
for one month.