The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-06 00:00:00

rte pia/ ce wake laps, awl a few peas of water are kept
is that. red they me wished est sway 91 hems. I have
hem maw stedisal tresiesst ems singe Saud el Marsh sad
essagb ay sealuesseat aad the west et hash eh I lad
sid health rapidly deoMME. my emalitatios fest
Dere made remplaist to -6.• medieel officer. who
seal gat thoel was allowed fresh dr aad arershe,
bat he ethic bas sot at will not have the power of ordering
seat isr MAW The whole of the tore/shag statemest
sse be earrobsested by kith Janata. sad dies% sad am I did
so Mow what ether sistbed might be adopted la=
al' WWI of pmemenSloe by a few of the meet
HM bawd of fibulas, or how Icag they may feel dia-
l:mei te sondem the moat tretteellat• bat wag that
actormart em to the treatasest I We
Tessieid, V persisted la, I made bald, as a lest re.
woe, to lay my we wider your nelles.—Apologieleg tar
de Dirty Ilave lakes in *eqesift epos your valuable
= gest aasioesly awaltiag your arise. I am, Sir, yeur
hatable tervaat, Gnome OWIT.
He magistrate, cia receipt of this, mote to the master,
ad thefollwrWe reply was test :
oPerish of W. Ihionsa. ILlddlessz.—Dspiriment of the
Medan of the Poor, Clark's OEM. Irwin HA
Hirses.road, St. Pancras-road, May 4. ISM
" master of Bt. Pewee Workbeure having so
wird to the board that as boats aimed Gimp
I
at had we to you orteplainlag of his Weeimest,
es
directed by the board to infirm you that Great ea
shad in the eeperatioa ward op amount of his having ob.
Ward from an imbecile inmate a sum of mossy seder pre-
fers of taking owe of it ter him, and sabesquottir Pretend-
leg that it had bees stolen from him, whereas time is ao
morel doubt that Groat and his essoolatet appropriated the
mossy to their own ate. I am to add that a few yews
kook Great was onvieted and punished for an liniment
smolt on some little gide beloaging to the workhouse.
" There ma be so prelates for saying that Grant has berm
neglected or ill.treatai, for it wean epos inquiry, that he
bas beta ruder resat medial treatatest for brooehitia,
ionreadmit raw of tie workbeese ham utdontrlW
to order whatever he lay thlak neouotry too be
reovided or 'varied late Wert for the health of the in.
aerie.—l as. Sr, s year 'West sarriat.-41 PllllOl,
assistant that
" L. D'Efatotitt, Esq., Cisrlosswell Policeman."
Mr. D'Eyucourt thereapos requested that all parties
might Wised before his:, and
Graaf. who appeared W, la
letterving been swore, stated is
het all flat he wrote in his . He saki he had had the
mosey from an inmate to take oars of, bat had lost it. He
wore that he was cot allowed to lases the sepustion ward
for three weeks
~ap to last Wednesday. The stench la the
ghee was sad it beim close to the dead-house
large Rim ease is sad settled os the ward, and settled es
the bodies of the inmates. He bad lost 15th.. duos de had
lam esedasd. He weighed ast 7lbt., sad what he woe
weighed yesterday lila weight was Bst 611 x. He wished some.
thing does for the protection of himself and the other
imam.
gr. Parker mid the place complaiostof had been ostiltled
by Dr. Hillier, the radical often of health. as Wag
healthy and proper in every respect. The man Gould have
hit this ward had he asked. Great wee poster& seder the
lallowlec order :—Mr. Cheroltwordea Rohm babes the
chin— ' Resolved, on the motion of Mr. Hseldes, that the
image Hoary Jamas and George Great be emiployed is die
male sapsratios ward, aad ea ao cootaion. Withint perveir
sins from the board, to be allowed to LIM* the werldtosee."
robelnly (to Grant)--Elapposing you setumd to go
esparatios ward. what wield have bees illces
Great-1 aboald have been forced in. It is mt
spied right there. I have reeeplaiaed to the Millkr, the
doetw, sad the lehaor master.
Mr. Parker mid the inmates of the separatioa ward took
aerobe in the yard twice a day.
Mr. D'Syneourt—la that so
Gnat—lt is sot tree, for there is so yard of any kind.
Mr. D'Eysocirt—Who gave orders to the blear matters
le seam Groat is that ward?

• Perker—Tbe ceder.
Yr D'lmossrt—Wlso gave orders to the master
Yu Parker—l did. I handed him a copy d the resolu-
tion. I sera give verbal
Mr. D'Eysoourt said he would write to the Poor &w
Bawd ea So Wieder they would take the =Oa up or ea
to whether he should stooped is the sostter.
MARYLEBONE.
NOVA. LID lIIITNNATIC SOINNUNI,

Williaw iiiitiii7seon,l;koiitin;dlSTaddrees, we
&reed before Mr. lianaeld with the following robberies.
Bergh May sold—l live IA 108, Onseareet, Oarodsir tows.
Yeeterday mowing, about 10, the primes oars ea
shod se what lawny I had to let. I told him, and he
sited to look at the mom. I allowed him to do so, and
be aid be would call in the afters's. He cella
stoat 3 o'clock, and asked to be allowed to go upend=
to wish. I let him go, sod after he had gene u
I had my suspicion, and to • young mss is
hose. He west end listened at the door, and from what
he told me when he muse down, I nest for • policemen.
As prises was about going cent I stopped him. Is his
posisou wen two she el trousers and a waistcoat, the
property cd mother lags&
Mary Anne Miller, main at 40, Emberareet, Upper
Besisgtoe-les, deposed—The prisoner came to my
ghee os Mosley moron( last, and asked for • lodes'.
I gored him the room, and he wed it Irma suit
him. He said be would all meta and let me
hum what weals he woad come. At 3 o'olock
be celled and was allowed to go op to wash. After ha wee
was a Dew suit of clothes, a silver watch chain, and Hs.
were mired.
Mansfield—Have you say question to oak?
Primer—l don't recollect going to the hoses. I have
no bowline led,. of her.
Caro Thome& of 12, Cuthbert-area, Hall-park,
Paddiegtoo, stated—Six or sews weeks ago last Tuesday
morning the prises Game, and after inquiring about the
liciPsp which I had to kit, be said he woad all again in
the shims& About 3 in the afternoon b• cella agaia,
and mid he bad been knockiag about and his hands had
got dirty. He said to be allowed to go to the room and
wash them. I allowed him up, and after • little time he
passed me os the stein, and appeemd rather bulky. Os
ping into the room I found • box broken open, and • new
mit of cloths taken out.
Mendeld—Haire you any questions to ask ?
Yrisoser—lt le useless to ask say questions, for it is all
the lame tale about manias.
Mn. Thomas--But you did not wash yourself. You forgot

it.
Sergeant Oovvey, 16 8, paid there was no lam than 59 or
60 dames of a similar nature reedy to be preferred.
Mr. Mansfield said the three mem above would be oaf&
edit to send him for trial upon, and directed the polies to
make inquiries to me if be had been previously convicted.
HAYMEILSMITiI.
neinio TB! quag's coig.—neromare TO TB! rusido.
Jame., Kettle, foreman to Mr. Bows, s eliesseenouger, of
Hammersmith, appeared before Mr. Damao to answer a
summon which stated that be did break and deface a
sovereign tendered to him, the same being the Qosen's cor-
net gold osin, and of doe weight.
The defendant said that on sounding the sovereign as
the counter it broke in three pima. It was sot tested by
soy machine.
The complainant, Frances Matthews, a laundress, mid
the defendant, after sounding the sovereign en the waster,
pat it into his mouth, and on throwing it down on the
counter a second time it broke. The pieces had been tested
by a jeweller, and found to be of the right weight.
Mr. Davison proceeded to read the 24th and 25th Vic-
ky* sap. 99, which stated that " where any money shall be
fesdered se the Queen's carnal gold or silver win to ear
pigeon who shell sweet the same to be diminished other-
wise than by reasonable wearing, or to be counterfeit. A
shall be lawful for the said person to cat, break, bend,
or deface snob coin." He told the defendant that if
be suspected the coin was counterfeit be might break it.
"And if any coin is cut, ho., the person tendering the
INN shall bear the lode thereof, bat if the same shall be of
he weight, and appear to be lawful coin, the person
Umbering is hereby required to receive the same at the rate
it was coined for." The question was which side was to
have the trouble of going to the idiot to get the pieces en-
charged for another sovereign.
The defendant wished to know how he was to test coin if
sot by Nodding it on the counter.
Mr. Hayman mid if the defendant broke any coin while
testing It be would have to bear the inoonvenkom, and not
the person tendering. Therefore, he would have to take
the broke. pieties sad to give the complaisant a good
sovereign, with is. 6d. oats.
The defendant having complied with the order of the
wort retired with the pomace of the broken pions.

On the 22nd of February, 1861, as Abraham
Lincoln raised the American flag over Independence Hall, in
Philadelphia, he spoke of the mistimes% in the Declaration
at Independence which gave liberty not only to this coun-
ts), bat, " I hope," he said, "to the world, for all tutors
time ; and then he added solemnly, " but if this coentey
alsot be saved without giving up that ptineipis, I wee
about to say, I would rather be amsamisited apse this spot
then surrender it."

BOARD OF TRADE, WRITERAIA, MAT & —The
Bight Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Causal
for Trade have mired from the Swear; of State for
Foreign Affairs a oopy of a French imperil deems, pro-
viding that the dispositions of the treaty concluded upon
the 14th of February, 1965, between Franco sad the United
Ringdom of Sweden and Norway, shall be applicable to
Gnat Brigid; and Inland, Belgium. and Italy.-61asetre.
BOARD or TRADIA WHITEHALL, MAT 3.—The
right Honourable the Lords of the Contreittar el Privy
Connell for Trade have received, frau the &we= a
Mate for Foreign Affairs,• translation of a joint A an
mid Promise Provisional Ordinsnos respecting the naviga-
tion does for the Duchies of Plieswig•Hoistsin mid Launc-
hers, which is published in last night's Gazette ; as is elm
as act passed by the Legislature of the United fireles, with
rigid to the few of Custom-house officers on the northern.
sorthiestern. and northwestern frontiers of the Republics.
BOARD OF THAD', WHITEHALL, MAY 3.—Thw
Bight Hon. the Lords of the Committer of Privy Oortasil
for Trade have reosimrd from the Seerarg _State far
Foreign Affairs a copy of as order issued by 04mrild Oral
with respect to trade permits in the llmted Stake (which it
pnblirlied is lest sight's Gazette).
A monster pig trough has been manufactured
et Dortheater for the famous Doreetehirs missy. The
trough is 500 fest long, and is dined like • 1•••••k.t•
Two thousand pigs suili be able to foldout of it at cue tins.