The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-13 00:00:00

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BSDAT EVENINO, APRIL IS, 1865.

;u of the oimalikilion and laws of the entliii7 in
having cowhide a treaty in January last with the
Spanish admiraL All were invited to join this
movement, and to place at the head of the govern-
ment the person legitimately entitled to the mei-

denoy.
The port of Raley immediately followed the move-
ment, and Col. Garnio arrived from Areguipa and
gave orders to clear the custom-house at a discount
of 50 per cent. on the tariff duties. This realised
70,000 dole., and possession was likewise obtained
of 80,000 dole. gore sent by the government in one
of the Peruvian ships for the payment of the
troops.
On the Ist ultimo a similar proclamation was
responded to in Moquequa, and on the sth the
troops in Tacna joined. Arica fell in also,
and under the influence of Montero two vessels
of the Peruvian fleet were handed over to the newly
Iself -constituted authorities. The government
steamer Chg.= was despatched from Callao to
I Arica before the outbreak, and it was sup-
' posed that she had sided with Montero. An
attempt at a rising was made
Vista, near Callao, which was put down
with considerable loss of life. On the evening
of the sth Admiral Mariatequi, the naval coin-
'sander of the Peruvian fleet, proceeded with three
frigates to recapture Islay and Arica, and to put
down the revolution.
Much anxiety existed in Lima, and many changes
were being made. All the military and civil officials
had been inspected and dismissed. It was said that
General Costella had been sent to the Sandwich
Islands.
The British ships Sutlej and Alert were at
Callao.
The Congress of Nicaragua has passed a decree,
conceding to those first establishing a manufactory
of blankets and other similar fabrics, a premium of
4 per cent. on their capital and the expenses
incurred by them in placing machinery in the
aountry.
The British and United States representatives in
lOosta Rica have expressed their approbation of the
sate of the government in affording an asylum to
General Berries.
The city of Carmen, near Carthagena, has been
destroyed by fire, excepting six houses. The loss
is estimated at 3,000,000 dollars.
The remains of an ancient city have been dis-
covered in the south of Chili. It is supposed to be
either the rich mica city of Pouzuelos or Los
Cesare., fabulous for their wealth.
A revolution against the state government at
Panama broke out on the 9th. The President
Casuals abandoned his post and took refuge in
the United States' consulate. The commander of
the national forces was arrested. The captain of
the troops supported the government, but neither
officers nor men stood by him. A few soldiers were
killed. It is said to be the most peaceable upset of
of a government ever witnessed.

[TRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

THE CITY BURGLARIES.
(Before the Bewilder.)
The rinse= „P'Vederiek Wei. Wilkinson, Wet„ Brain,
80. Henry Geoffrey*, and Thome Brevertos, were thls
morning tonight up to be Pied oa as ladlotrasst, whisk
charged them with barglarisegy brealdag and entsdag the
painless of items. Bennook, of Wood•street, Cheap di
De the night of the Silt November kV, and stealiag thew
from a large quantity of silk to the value of 8001.
if;. Pater was counsel for the prosecution ; Mr. N. H.
Sharps defended Wilkttsoe ; Mr. Begley wee counsel for
Brown ; sad Mr. Cooper was ociumiel ter Beswertori.
The primeen were also charged upon another isdloimeal
with receiving the property knowing it to have been stolen.
The poisoner Geoffrey, pleaded to takedown reviving
25 pude of the silk, bat not guilty to the charge of bar
glary. All the other prisoners pleaded not guilty to both

Serjeant Beikorai erected to • statrwri mode dr
mob eiresertanties being rostra is rhino* bet the
rut ruled that it was adairible.
lizarinatioa oonthised—nfter the stormiest bad bout
read to Retro* ho said it was quits true.
The statraest wee reed. It was to the mum 'don es the
evidence that wee Ors bf ibs trutrutor es the prim
day, positively identify* the presser es the ura Vile
rebind hiss. Tteafreseesstor also appeared to have rid that
he limey be wee at the tire be rode this Matson,
$a premer, however, as " the rem sow
Se▪
rgeant Baldric rid—The stalwart that has tiAbla
read was wires or by ate in the promisee el DV. Bony.
Falwell the ooestable, the peismeer, sad I Wet tee toe
other porous. lam quite sere the miaow we meat
when I wrote down the statoreet. woe tare thee
for the errs, roper of seers whether Ribber said
ideutify hue. lus sot ewe that he hoed what Mehra
sold.
Surreal; liallesni se—Did be her what wee rid, ar art
Witmene—l bare be did her.
Sidra% Balleate—Was Mr. Potter premed
W wee.
• BaUa.tlee—Wb7T did you not tall as ho was Ore
before ? Yoo did set perms his raw
Mr. Potts wee bare disested to leave the own.
In further ereeremerinstion diessent Haider Warr
he wrote the Meier set In the resew ed the prima lad
that it wee sot true that he wee seat for after it ors
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indictment;
The prisosers Geoffrey. and Brewerton, it will be re-
membered, were convicted yesterday npoa another them.
Mr. Pau proceeded to open the we. for the prosecutiou,
sad it appeared that the premises of Mews. Beano* were
looked up on the seeming of the Bth of November Let by
Mr. Andrews, who was the priadpal warehouseman to
Maws. &mooch, who left the warehouse about half-pest 6
in the evening. No out slept in the house, and the door
was fastened on the outside. Upon the return of Mr. An-
drews to business about 8 o'clock as the naming of the
9th, he toned the door partly open ; and on going in he
found the lock by which it hod been fastened lying on the
mat, the door evidently opened from the inside. The ware-
house was is • state of woof aim, and seventy-six
pieces of valuable silk, which was is stook when
he loft on the previous night, was missing from the stook.
From the °victual it appeared that Wilkinson bad secreted
himself on the premises in the day time, and bad daring
the night admitted those by whom the silk was ronsved.
A witness named Catherine Bumbled proved that &bout the
beginning of November Wt Wilidasoo called at her hems
to me her eon, who kept a horse sod cart. He was not at
home, and Wilkinson left a message fort him that he was
wanted to go with his horse and cart W Mews. Beinsonh's.
ie Woodotreet, Okespeide, to feta away some silk. Wil-
kinson repeatedly called after that, and asked to see her son,
and yoked her to deliver that message to him. This wit-
ness also slated that • sight or two after the 9th Wilkinson
at her house stated, Is onverstion with some others, that
be had entered the house and packed up the goods, and then
opened the door sad banded them out to the others. When
Geoffrey. was taken into custody for the jewel robbery, •
small quantity of the missing silk was found in a box in
Geoffrey.' room. Buss Pries, the witness in the jewel
case, proved that Geoffrey. sad Brown left the hones at
which they were thrum toga's'. in Cambridge-street on the
night of the 9tb, having expressed their intention to enter
the house of Misers Beneoch, and the next
(which was Lord Mayor'. Day) they both re
together together end had breakfast, and said they had dose
the silk job. They lett the house together that
morning, and WINS afterwards use in company
with the other two prisoners, at about half -put 8 on the
WWI soothing, by • within named Alfred Everette% the
'woodmen of a previous witness. At • previous sendose
this court a man named Great was convicted, sad see.
tented to 10 years' penal servitude, for receiving the silk
which was stolen, and It was proved tbat it was be who
took the silk away with his horse and oath The rely eel-
deuce whist Browerton appeared to be that he was seen
by the lad Bunked in company with the other three
primmer. early in the morning of the 9th of November, sad
his prelime with the other primers at the boom of
Mrs. Eveoshad, while discussing as to what the silk, which
they said wag what " opuses es gown, was made of,"
would fetch, sad they said it would bring 801. sub if it
were sold at 3s. a rut The whams.. Evershed and Bra
Price underwent • severe and lengthy examination. with a
view to shake their evidence. but moth* wee gathered to
throw say doubt upon their tostimosy.
Kr. Bosley and Mr. Sharpe addressed the jury on behalf
of their respective climb, Wilkinson and Brown.
The primmer Geoffrey; when called upon, declined to say
anything in his own defence.
The primmer Breweries wu not called upon, as the lir
corder Intimated that it his opioiou the evidence did not
affect him, and therefore the jury might put his ease en
theft out of their ormaidsration.
The Recorder summed up the widow, sad the jury
after • short consultation returned • verdict of GU/1y
against Wilkinson, Brown, and Geoffrey., sad one et Not
gritty as regarded Breweries.
Systeme deferred.

bawd that the rams Polkaed de
,ant for wee to w M Bibs* weld identify him, hat lop
not know this of my ows isewledge. I thlak that see el
the doctors was poem* wise I took the eaten* aid I
am quite sere the primmer was there.
By Boron Cleasnall—l think I wily asked Bobble who
he was ad whore he Beth, and ell the rod wee a dishry
ata,oarent cm hie pert.
The evidasee of the led
of es beta
for the purposed proving therizessedemasethertairs
statement was taidedlia_Potter our them haw esemith
He meld—When I board at the elshomeat baths hos
mada I mat to the piths
_station for the primer, wild_
was brought to the hepital mom afterwarth I ethos ,
for about 20 seta dlla to am* mute *shies abed ii. :
beck's eletlesa, sad than I retuned I feud &b ask
the other ponces staadieg road Rabbeek's bed.
Crom-examiaall—l beide that Harringtes laid that le
was dabbed by a mm who had a bleak isonsteeth I
know Gregor* He bed a asoadsche when be sees brie*
to the polies station, but I was told that he taki
moustaci• when the occurrence took plate Whoa I sar
him at the poliee4theise he bad a dirk moustache. Imes
the paper that bee bees led to the solicitor who our tie
rethisod for the poiresethisa mad I don't know what boa b►
Domed it. I have beard that the solicitor was iodised to
prosecute by Mr. thaw. The prideer did sot apple
at ell surprised when he was informed that Rep
risgton said he was the man who did it. bug
down his bead. sad appeared to fed Ms podia.
I don't know whether there was any other Haas by Os
bedside at the time, bat fear of the peruse present
moustache. Both the &dere wore a meudethe. I ask
three dodoes from the outside of the hospital to be phosg
by, the bad* and two of them bad a moustache. re-
ceded the knife that bee base produced with a brake
point, sod which wee faced on the primmer by Bald* bed
I cannot say positively who gave it to me.
Serjeant Ballectiao—Was that bate produced as as
part of the prosseutimi when the pried'er wee that Ia
the murder!
Witter—l aunt say. It bad been placed in the Meth
of the geodemea who was ecadocath the pressed* ad
I saw it in the Mod al the judge.
Serjesat Ballantise—Tat is not my qust* Ye
knew very well what I mesa. Win it endued as hid
prosecution
of
Tthe he witness bethadd, but as bias pealed, be adathel
that he had himself produced the knife, bat sot until mid
the Titmouse for the pthoser was under -.-inane. Is
went oe to gay that before the trial imetiassed be adds
knife in question sad *other knife, *to overt.
Baron Chappell observed that it appossed by the Me
takes by Baron Martin at the former did that the blast
were sot produced during the ads fee the prcessalia.
Mr. faith* *deg objectedto a goodies put to lespecta
Potter,
Berjesat Beneath", said that the object he bad is view
wee so destroy the coedit of the whores by show* the
be had sot meditated the ode in a mends eo as to an* st
the truth, and that be had wilfully soppremed 'dims
which ought to limbers laid before the jury ea the fade
mediae.
ID farther oreemsaminstiou the witness said that me d
Golds@
the knives was gives to him by a person
*am
who had Medi
at a publishes,* *short datum from tit
The *We was launt is the urinal. He inquired who id
knife belonged to, bat be did net et first hear any ethe
mentioced, or any person described as being the cuss d
it. When be was itt the polierodirt ha did bear able
about the *ifs.
wesB=t Ballantine proposed to ask the whams who N
he beard the Math belonged to, bet the dram
was objected to.
Impactor Potter woe then farther ems-examined, ad Is
admitted that when he was examined be did not say a del
about either of them knives.
Berfeent Ballantise—Had you sot beard at this assist
die of them knives was represented to Wen to Crewel!
Witness—Not at the first trial. He them said that bo
had beard that the *ifs did belong to ace of the /WA
either Gregorio or his brother John.
Berjeant Ballasting— Had you not beard that this lath
ed b bees found on the very night of the molder, stil
within a few minutes of the time when the adds' ea
committed?
Witome—No.
Re-examined—The dim of murder was oolv takes spit
the Treesury about a week before the trial , lied the solicitor Is
the Treasury knew every
thing connected with the billed
the ks aad tbsy were hows to him, asd wither had Nes
in hi Maths. sad was ready to produce tam if Iley
hod been to. Be was out of coed wale lie
other witnesses were under exeminatioa. Oa
day of the trial he gave the knives to the Mit
to the Treasury, and when he came into mod Is
saw them lying oe the table. He was on the
lathed r
the man to whom cm* of the knives was supplied I. bike.
He added that it was not true that he had eadereemel •
any way to suppress the ovidetme relating to the kayo.
Is answer to the question put by &dead BAUD*
the inspector stated. that be hod heard that tiro bah
were lost before the trial for murder, but be ads
no inquiry of Mr. and Mrs. Shaw whether VI
hats had been found. He was not sure at the time lie
prdoiser was tried for the murder that the two hate
boss picked up in the begatelle-rooto and gives
to 5.
Shaw, arid that she had peenthem to Gregono bed *
• her.
Mr. Gifford (to the witoree)—At this tine, I sea=rl
did Dot cossidar that say importance wan to be le
the audio' of the beta
Witmer—l did sot.
Richard ?swell, the policeman, was then re-called ref
qaostiosed at eoeiddartha length by Serjeont es
to the widows that be had originally given before the
magistrate and the eoroser. The object appeared to
show that some man other than the prithoer ens lac 16.
prosecutor mid followed him into the haptellroom
before he was stabbed.
The dee for the prosecution had not otheltide4 whoa V,
Went to prrr, and the trial will not, in all probability, la
.., over today.
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THE TRIAL OF PELIZZIONL
The trial of the primmer Swain' Pennine for stabbing
Alfred Rebbeck with latest to murder him was resumed this
morning. The following additional evident, wee adduced
for the prosecution :
George Baldock, a sergeant of the untropolitut polies
I was at the police station wham the pawner was brought
there, on the 26th of December. upon the charge of
stabbing a man. I told him what the chugs war. and that
be would be detained until I had ucertaiued whether the
man was dead, and if he ware dead he would be charged with
wilful murder. I inquired if he understood English, and he
said he did. I enticed at the time that his right hand was
covered with blood, and I pointed It out to his and he mid,
" I only protected myself." I searched him, sod found an
old knife in his pocket. It did not appear to have been
used daring the day. On the following day I told him be
wee charged with the wilful murdered Michael Harrington,
by stabbing him with a knife' at the Golden Anchor, Baron.
hill. He replied, " I Deverr used a knife."
This weber was sot erces.examlued.
Eliza Harriet Shaw said—l as the wife of Yr. Shaw,
the landlord of the Golden Anchor, and I was engaged with
him in serving in the bar on the evening of the 26th of De-
cember. We were very busy. I on a man named Gre-
gorio Mogul there ; but I did not see him coon ia. He was
standiog in the tap-room side of the bar when I saw him
near the half-door. I saw him slap my Itaand's
face, and then go into the tap-room. My husbeag went
to the door to all the polies ; I remand in the
her serving the customer'. I remember a disturbance
taking place soon afterwards at the door of the
tegatelle.romn. About ten minutes before I had ems
Harrington, the men who was billed, but I do not knew
what part of the bons he tame from. As be was going
towards the taproom. Grogan had hold of him, and at-
tempted to strike hint, but he was taken away by some one
to the bagatelle room. Ido not know how he got away. I
saw no more of the transaction. Later in the evening two
hate were banded to me. They were " billy•cock or -
awake" " bats. I afterwards threw them over the bar to The French police have jest seized a new
Oregano and his brother, who walled John. by Alfred Sines, "staled " Les Vieux Panne"
CrcesixamitThe hate were taken sway by Gregorio
M. found is at present at Verona completing
and his brother, but I do sot know whether they belonged
to them or not. There was a good deal of talking in the gni wore of his new opera, Borneo and Mid' **I*IIP
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PPredgamsdaDiiiagt HtheinoThAlealeig::.l"i4llnu.atiin tahretisculeiumupOn rel!
me, T. A. Potter, iespector of the G division of pia" yesterday, Milton is spokes of as " the illustrious rob
said—On the 26th a December lan., in oonsequace of is- ewer of Y. de Girard's."
formation I received, I took the prisoner to St &ratan. es
atUillisTOWN TH
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mew's Hospital about 9 o'clock to the evening. I wee
eompanied by Pawed' and two other constables. I fond losiMalm, which smiled hence for New Yak) **ll6
the damned ms in bed. After I had spoken to the has pet bark, having been on shore at Rituals Head.
doctors I took the prieoserto Elardolltac'e heloide, Several ARMY CHAPLAIMA—From a return of the d°'
ether person, a doses at least, west with him to the bed- tailed accounts of Vote No. sof the Army Rahman%
side. These persons were eland all round the bed. Fawell
was the only ages: is pins clothes. 1 said to the des of cannelon
good this morning, it appears that tho amonta "Mg.
nand, " Herriagtes, listen to me ; the doctor who is now account of the years of 186546, for the pay
rant buntlines,' me that you have but a sheet Sim to chaplains to the forest are 17,3801. for pe 'arsine, ril!
again byHmidede *ll*Pluddsadornathy. hearadrada sdarid,n../rieen°l=dumasekils 4,0371. for Roman catholic', making • toted of gte
its
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listen to me." He then said, "If lam to de, Gad The fak"rind le • summary of Ill° al°nlgn46 *
mercy upon awe." I told him I wasted him to look mend ealagial clergymen to the troops at home ad is On
the bed and see if there wee anyone there be knew, and Danes :—Great Britain, protestaata, 5.1021.. Omni
at the same tine asked him where he was Mut He embeliee, 3,372/. ; Ire and, 2,00 g., Bane
replied, "In my b_elly." I thee asked him again thetma 2;0631 ; colonies, 1';0....7MA., Inn
look round the beg, sod he did so mad se the ea
sand thewerbeed.twapod deep
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offoraptrootetaist n0fte191,11,46311%.,ae10
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of whom was peewit. He then lacked at the ethos MU ie. se Lim. nagged is the vote for eltapleet len
be came to the Priem% who was °Medial three °ff, and he eakiathu chaplains ad military prison, 1,2161. b
took his right hand frees mink sad palsied to the primer,
and said, right
is ta, seas who did it—hies with the blear nmnsnnnsn° and 1851. fan Ronan °ltingin°'
ar dark monangis"-1 believe be said " black." sad be Tan Prieue Garters. —A return has bees.
added. " God forgive him." or " G°d have mercy °a him.' this mange Of err) Menses sod cuisine** .bia
le wok
I had a pen in my basil, sad I asked him b sip whet be place in iswa um cumber of prom employed, et
had stated. Sergeant Beide* bad writes& a paper, and it
mad, and Harriman Ma asked to gigs it. He °dark% amolorniale. &Bowmen. and 'Wage of all PI"
west, "No !" end zonated " tied haw MN !on him Mims sr ilepartneate. The items of Menne Me Id
several tine. He did sot sign lie paper. Alter skis I 1 lows :—Nember of parsons. 300 ; salaries, 08,2631- _...114
showed the paper to the pc
and b said he mold sot I imelensets, 3,0521. Is. Id. ; retired ellowenen 2•111°,..!
understand English writing. I thee maid to him that Ear. 154 54. ; scrums. won se. 10d. ; slow* a Wee
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FAsmiasikm matiwwwl^l *t bens ?
his Cwwwered the Winne 7 ; mbar, 4,19161. 4e. lid. ; emanates* 12.2Wl- ta
back to the station, sad charged him with stabbing Babble. I muyed amines.. 27,4101. 17.. 2d. ; ewp.weee„ 4996. gat
I saw the pan tint was written by Bedeck at the seemed ~. total additional mimeos bong 0.0501. Ica
exanake Of thi prisoner at the poliereeert. It was ""
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