The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-12 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME Clitetra.--Latosfox, Aram 11.
Cm saa—(Batore Lord Chief Justice Eris sad
• apesiel Jury.)
LOSAJO AND ANOTIIER v. lellartiAT.
The plaintidein this settee see froreiga siershanta, miry
ing on business in Louden, and the &Andean carries es •
very extensive beinme as • pwer menufeetwer at Wends-
Worth sad other phises. The seidea vas ba.o 4 to Te-
coma says e 14,0101. epos • entreat ter the *Neely al
a thowned tees el Depute, or Beset* gm" to width the
delesalitat pieedied that the *MOS were not reit to
perform tie eentseet. and also that the qw,lity of the wild.
was net ateinding to the movie.
Mr. illoviill, qo., flr. assyyssa, and Hr. lothewick,
were sound for the *twigs ' • and tientient See, Yr.
Hitwkise, Q.C., end Hr. Horses Lloyd, won for the dell-
dent.
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Serissot Mee adiessed the jury os behalf of the dela.
de* and Weems he wi.atoarad to noise mat on hi behalf
was that the sash less net el the walk it was repre-
sented to be, and it was wpm this wand that the claim
was resided. He called swami whorls with • view to
establhh that fact.
Mr. Swill made • very able reply he behalf of the plain-
tiffs, and the lensed jars having austmed Igo, the jury re.
tuned • verdict in their favour twentieth tie how raised
in the pleadings.
This clause concladed the trainees °lithe Surrey wises.

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INDIGMATION MIMING AT ALDIMANOTT.—The
etatemente contained in tkpeala Jazarece's report, relative
totimui condition of Aldenduat and the edema& of the *-
bi whisk kare bean exteedvely circulated is various
171=tiohaveiroskeeyst admit esnoents. of eieltseaset ia
ma a Jame ;sale, sad sedisty. the mast indetentielliis
dente of the town end neigh
held.
et Poy arise= of the Western
=el 7% at whisk the allowing resolutions
wereeenthineneely :—" That this meeting has ob-
served with pas and regret • panpli in the Timm of the
7th insteat, en ' the soldier at AldsesMitt,' purporting to
be extracted from • report by Captaki Jackson, LA.,*
the Secretary of State far War, in SedareCet, mad
whilst elmikeing the evils theCein tham:sci
feels thee meet of the Matementa are
aad wee ot them seen* and being se are prone
most Welds* to the weilslieposed awl respeelabie peril=
of the behelaania• 5 That Ode seteltitg asks that the
village' or town of
_Aldus** is principal/ inhabited by
the oleos et peewee described by Capita hams, mad be-
lieves that In =dam his isepeetion he wholly directed Ida
attention to the enLlemee of evil to the *elusion et ail
that wee good,and totally ignores the many ;Milan
hestitutione have been established for amen=
the condition of the lower classes, and creating in them a
Phigher standard of morality." A committee was ap-
eted to draw up a reply to the statement' made by. Cap-
tain Jackson, and to publish and circulate the same in the
manner which may spear to them beet.
WIMBLEDON AND MERU* RAILWAY,—!t Wharn-
cliffs meeting of this company was held yesterday at the
of Net 1, Poete'vorrar, Westminster Abbey Mr.
BerniW* in the chair, foe the
.purpose of *moving or
other a bill now galore parinunent entitl d," A bill
for authorising the Leaden and South Western Railway
Company to make and to maintain additional works, and for
authorising the lease or treader to them of the Chard Rail-
way and the Wagged* end Dorking Railway, and for
makiegarrangemeets reepsciang the capital, sad for other
OLD COURT. purposes." The cbairmau, in • few words of explanation,
moved a formal resolution declaratory ofthe approval of the
(Before Mr. Justice Mellor.) proposed measure, which having been ascended, was agreed
Henry 'JONA Walker, 22, and Jonathan Leathery, 19, to without discussion, and the meeting terminated.
two privates In the Royal Artillery, stationed at Woolwich, HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT= MITIDII2.
were indicted for 'a felonious assault upon a young girl Yesterday morning, between 4 sad 5 delookos Mr. Phillip
named Anne Mills, and they were also jointly charged by Felix Le Brun, of 19, Broadway, Weetneenster, was re-
another indictment with robbing the same prosecutrix of a Woke( home to his reads** hem an evening party, in
half-sovereign and other monies. through Artillery-row he was soddenly attacked by
Mr. Oppenheim appeared for the prosecution. Neither =groan, one of whom seined him round the throat from
of the prisoners was defended. behind and attempted to strangle him. Mr. Le Brun strai-
ns case of the prisoner Walker was first proceeded with, gled to release himself from his assailant, when the one
and some extraordinary circumstances were elicited who held him by the throat cried out, ' Let him have it,"
in the course of the inquiry. The proaecutrix was a rather when one of the fellows dealt him a blow on the head with
good-looking girl, who stated that she was fourteen yens a bludgeon, inflicting • wound, from which the blood
old, and *cording to her evidence she bad gone from Green- flowed copiously over his face and person ;in the meantime
with, where she resided with her father and mother, to the fellows who stood in front of Mr. Le Brun had pos.
Woolwich, and she met two moldier. on the Common, and eased themselves of his watch and appendages, his money
asked them to direct bar the best way to return to her (about 71.), and other valuables ; and, dashing him to the
home. They said they would do so, and took her towards grouted with great violence, dialocated his ankle, and made
the camp, and when they came near the stables, they asked off. By this time severalconstablesof the division of
her to go into one of them. She refused, and they then polka came up, and punned the ruffians, but they con.
mued her and carnal her into the stable, and they then Mired to esespe. The of conveyed Mr. Le Brun, who
both committed the offence imputed to them, the . was insensible and nearly strangled, to Westminster ll*.
proseoutaix stating that they at the same time pill, where it was found that his injuries were of a den-
robbed her of a half-sovereign and some silver. gam. nature. The polies have obtained • clue to the per.
She also declared that this was the first time painters of this auntie, sad it is hoped the whole of them
she had ever bean treated in such • manner, and she said will soon be in custody.
that she shrieked as loud as she could ad called out Suerreione DEATH ref THE CITY.—FaXTRAOR-
" Minder!" and her evidence in this respect was corrobo- DIDADY DlBCOVERT.—Yesterday Mr. Payne, coroner for the
rated by a sentry, wbo heard the cries, and went in con- City of London and Southwark, received information of the
sequence of them to the door of the stable, but who did not discovery of the body of a 'valerian named John Rosen-
seem to have interfered any further in the matter. bobs (who was connected with the sugar refining business),
In -cOpeetinenee of suggestions that were made by the in thereto, closetof his rmideotaie Somereet-street,Aalie,
prisoner, several questions were put to the prceeentnx, in with his heed chopped and hacked about in a most friPtful
*ewer to which the stated that at the time the alleged miner, and covered with blood. The discovery was made
outrage was committed upon her she had • cheque or by • parson lodging in the house, who immediately raised
51. lba in her possession, but she declined to state how dm as alarm, and upon deceased being removed his throat was
became possessed of this cheque. She also said that after found to be cut from ear to ear, and nearly 'severed from
the occurrence she told the prisoners that if they would Ida body. The body was given in charge a the polio*, by
give her the money she would say nothing about w they whom the matter will be thoroughly investigated.
had done to her, but it appeared that she went at once to ExInIUTION OP THE DEBBY Id URIABLB. —At noon
the Shooters-hill Police-station, anti gave information of what yesterday Richard Thorley, convicted at the recent Derby
had taken place. awes of the murder of as Morrow, a young woman to
The jury, after deliberating for • considerable time, found
Guilty of attempting to commit the offence int- whom he had paid his addresses, expiated his offence on the
the prisoner
eeaffold in front of the Derby county gaol, in the preens
pined to him.
The other prisoner, Jonathan Leathers, was then placed
at the bar, and the prosiecutrix repeated the snide** she ale
." 4....a...igrt :mg! y7nbe°°u___lgere_meofm,Pe°bertdrPeive,...gt7tipl, e ear? tahatdevinuelinforre:.
bad given in the former case. The prisoner, it appeared, 7i4,7 ~,J.7°!,..._,m'ffun ."'
MS 0011vICGIOZI the wpm got away at the time of the osecurrones, but the
apzecuhe nix. 1
attentive
::::..h.7rtailea'tionsct°o; ltil-h.tenßayhaitn. beirli:.
extremely proposal.
.b
went to the barracks and gave information,
apprehended on the following morning. The stable was
:.11apPmrinimbiliavnedmheetliwodatit'is;reativiiiieder. the
alknoldrw.laßigoedbilmthaie
searched, and some money was found in one of the memers.
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mum of his sentence, and appeared resigned to his fate.
inign"orthieewa motherth
In cousequeoce of some further information that was
given to the court, the prosecutnx was an questioned by
the learned judge, and she said that ells bed • aweetheart,
hisringmoththe; al: idee'k otherthe a mulLtPlititehs!a Thefare
son was deeply affecting. At the appointed time
On the. atatTold, clad in the prison dress ;
• soldier, sod that on the day in question ales bad goes to
Woolwich for the purpose of meeting him, but be did not and
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come to her. She admitted that she had gone to two '"?r`e7 appeared.
enduaristetbleLutatiobonerit havnym.quicanklyi arrangedd.fewthcc"
nrsndairelimive-
'hamlet,/ shops for the purpoae of purchasing laudanum in was
the wane of the day, but she was unable to procure any.
Mr. Justice Mellor asked her whether she intended to be ceased to exist. ;he body, :flier banging the
have taken the laudanum if she could have procured it, and gialltimn•Disra was "Lel" aq, busied, inside She. gaol.
lICTIVB FULL— I eaterciay Morning, shortly
she declined to limner the question.
The prisoner, in his defence, said that he met the prem. I Wore two o'clock, a destructive fire broke out on the pre-
minx wandering about Woolwich Common, and he asked . aims of Kr. tie Holden, known as the Brunswick Loan
her where she had come from, and she said from Chatham, , Fund, No. 1, Branswiclitorst Cromer-street, King's-cross,
, and airs at the same time told him that she had furged a , fit. Panama. On the alarm beteg raised, Mr. Holden end's-
; obeque apes her uncle sad was afraid to go back. I vowed to descend by the staircase, but was driven back by
The jury Lthis ease at uses returned a verdict of Noe ! the amok* and dames; and, as the last resort, jumped from
! VGe they at the same tisks said they should have i the 11801-1004 window. The fire was not •Itmstiltail till
be IT a Nee DIMS bad ben brought to their know. tie lows was estintly destroyed. The cause is ualcaows.
at
dediegiessi of the other cees. The kw will fall ow the Imperial Fire-office.
—Wee learned to/d them that if they wished to re. CRYSTAL PRIAM Olin SHILLING DAY.
easaidar the they were at liberty to do so as sentence FaIDAY, Aran 11.—Admissions ca payment, 577 ; ditto
bad sea boss prroseurd. by sasses tickets, 471—total, 1,048.
Thejary, after a brief esswislistion, said that they would In testifying to the unrivalled restorative pro-
. adhere to their armee verdict. s pram of Dr. de lonth's Light mown Cod Liver 011 in came tee
The kayoed judge then addremed the prisoner gsral debility, Mr'. R. Dalton, District Medical Deicer at Bury
who had hien convicted, sod said that it was St Idenunds, observes s—'. The effects of Dr. de rough s Gas are
and most remarkable, modally in that broken-down date
always his deteridastka to
iceboat women from tr hos" and Amide which usually precedes and favours
Isms lid . cable °spatted bottles, fa ed., es. 9d., and 95., by Dr. de leesilin
i Wee made by the proesestrLy., lie -aboalidl hare pima a ' sputa Amer Buford, and Co., 77, Strand, Loudon. and 4111 a.
1 mirligetaseor of 'Jr eietilionts'ike Inadondonbai :::=llll:„..„chms_
..°1" : tebereuter deposit, and I Dever recommend any other sort." Bold
• mock heavier seatesos thee the nee he was about to --Vidtatitoomt.)

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.