The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-06 00:00:00

pose a mieseseieg an spinal against • defiant of the
eldus K March, and the object of the t
eras not so moth with the view of the
oe memoving the mar to ham the
eheretha of the preesenesr, and him la the
peresseZnet the puha, kb Meade. nal The
ware tabu under en setel
W Ms wise, sad teldelt ISM loth hem an the Ind
Naiad "An Act to PlatiM, the Perthememes K the
Delhi of hatless d the PION eat ef Semis= within leg-
mug end Wake, with Tempest to puma tiorged with in-
Angie ;" and Mr. Clarkson, saw stating on the
pan ef the nueseber the theme of the dew, and having
read dill MAIM Illa hp the dethodents en the knew
esessien, ailed dm Rev. the. Leringeles the whom.
hoz, who depend that be ern in his Mglige year, aad had
bath erdaines a WOW of the amuck of fiestiand
as he task es Mt In the mouth of July last be wee
in tows, sad mom* with Mrs. Levimplon as the house of
Kr. BmKe, 10, Watuleerread. Oa tie Ilth of that math
he wee saving up WWll...read at shoat I *Work is the
die nosy to the George 'ebb:rheum he saw two little
the fee about 10, and the other 6 yams of age, the
MID MI mad the melt of the other, and as
they es= hies strongly of two favourite children he bad
lambs "she to thew Re asked the age of the
and en hw tang him be patted her on the chsergrld
hts musemd a hops that she wm a good girl, and took
held of her kmd. When the defendaat came up to' him ski
tanemsemied sluing him in the mut violent language, •
put of whisk he could sot andentaad ; upon which he told
her she sun be either drank or mad. She charged him
with Melee taken indecent liberties with the child, and
said that anima he gave her sizpenes she woad give him
inn the moody of a polkeman. She followed him for some
distaste% and, meths( with • did give him
into VlNiody. The wittier, in coachpoliceman, ion, declared
that be bad sot akin any iadeeent liberties
with the child, sad that the statements of the di.
fendaate to the contrary were palely false. The defend-
ant declared the costar!, sad as solemnly declared that
their testimony on the former omission was straitly correct.
—Several witnesses were called, and lir. Norton, after Mar-
ini them with the almost pedalos, remarked that, aware of
the seams toesequeces which • @enaction oa sub a
charge must be to • gentleman la the Fithian of the
accused, he bad taken all the pains is his power to leveed-
Fato the case, and he would maims that he never gave a
dfirseat with feelings more paidal to himself thaa the ow
then gave. Raving again Usti the whole of the dream
standee, he felt bound to say that he still believed the
defendants to ha the whams* of truth. In esnaleakm the
wanki slogithrses with esesidmble ansettea said, " I win
I could feel it eoaalkent with my ormseisnes as • sae, end
my duty is a magistrate, to alter my judgment, bat I
cannot does_,_ and the sommenses an, disrobes, dialing's&
SOUTHWARK. YOWEIRIMiII IN LONDON. J.
Hibeert was re-examined, (barged with three others not m
custody with having robbed hue Frothier and Robert
Smith of two silver vatrese, 68 sovereign., and ten Si. Beek
of England notes.—As the emplainauts had gone into York-
shire •nd not returned, Mr. Sauer ordered the prisoner to
be nmanded.—Nr. William hiamdme came forwud and
said that, with the asegietrate's permission, he woad explain
to him tits particulars Kan attack and robbery which
be somained a fortnight ago, because from the simi-
larity of tite mode of Mee resealed to on that
ocesaion, sad in the ems Just at, he had reason to
believe that the thieves la both Whom Wagged to the
same gang. He was walking din* Holland-street, Black-
friars, on the 19th ult., on his wq nee the City, and had
jut reached the Fakes Gime Werth, when come one
stepped up behind sad laid kis hands gently over his eyes.
For a moment he ossollß els sum friend with whom
be occasionally walkiA home they may, and waited to hear
hint speak. Almost hawidiatelly betwever, be bawd fest-
steps approachieg the spot repiej, mad believing then that
an Stack wee intended, he spun round to clismitltaiaz
self from his emellent,- when he to
jammed op at coos between efOt or ten NM,
whose loneteps he had heard. l'bethllow behind him
dragged his hands hem the eyes to ths threat withal be
tightly, while some held Idea by the lens and lc
errata
forming a eases around their
proem at the throat being continued 11=70111.11.sbrapls-
dem his watch and then were token hem You Presently
he timid himself slue, his watch and egpships guy and
be waa only able to sateli a eigne at some ef the
thieve' roaming away. Mr. ilem ided that his only
(Nut in relating the ease to the methods' was to
skew that this mode if attack esemed to be the mum
media of the thieves la the mavens street robberies of
the kind whisk had lately occurred, and to assist in making
the pulite segnented with it. He wished also to septum his
thrash, the anthem* aad advice afforded lam sines the
001SININIS by the pelies.—Kr. Seeker mid that in so des-
rate a we the mine having • complete description of the
, value Mr. Saunders could identify the offenders,
had been done that end& be done, and he was
ezieeniely Nary to be usable to afford any additional

THAMIIB.—AMAOLT A? Malaita., mate
of the Ells, wee charred with violently ereaolting
Itisherd Davis, este of the craw of the venal The ma-
*Leant stated that on the 13th of Jane, the ship lay at the
time off the Cape of Goad Hope. After leaving the wheel
he went down for a little tamer. When he mune on deck,
the mate, who was always harsh to him, asked hint ie a
menacing tone when he had He said it was hard if
after being a keg time en duty he could not go down for a
little Wham; as whisk the ewes abased him, struck him
several times en the tqf
odsbaleedesol la p aloft to do
some week la the What preosedimi to de so he
said se soma se he get ke would take the law of
the mate ; upon whisk the Wee celled him back, and when
he mate upon deek, struck hint again in the
hie several times. He fell from tie violence of
the blows, and, whet down, the defendant kicked
him heavily about the heed. One of the kicks
reek him is the right eye, end he was blind far some time.
Two ether of the mew mama the plaintiff's statement.-
11•Hellse, le his delm*seilliebDsvis had been most Mao.
Mot end the whole voyage, and on the
modem be geoellea ems ee. .he went aloft he
end Ile meet offbeshe reftwee medblell. He (the mate)
weepoineked le strike the nee, bat positively denied ha,-
=Joked Wet —Wes. iffeerwhk, swat of the Eliza, do-
do somplaieent as aeon of the most troublesome
hi en be ever had. His (the emenie's) general instruc-
tions to kb mate were mamas te dente say of the man, but
than were memises sad dreemsesecee which defied foe-
Imennee. The comphinast said that after he had been fil-
med the same on desk, and instead of interfering for
hie prooetba cried out to the mate, " Walk into him, rive
it to hint."—The magistrate add the captain's " geniral
rule" was a very Miriam use, and it was to be myriad
that it bad been departed from in the present instance. A
very gross assault bad been fully proved, and the defendant
west pay 61. to the Omen. The fine we paid.

MONEY MARICBT.

TIICIIIDAY Evaienve.

The fluctuations in Consols YaVinatraiCeireised
the limit of today, which has been the rule for
some days past. Rather more business was done, but
altogether it was not of each magnitude es to t
any feature challenging observation. Excoar
Bills were 31s. to 345. premium. India Bonds, 31a.
to 335. premium. India Stock, 234 to 8.
Mumma bonds was still the chief attraction for
the f market When the arrival
speculator,. in
Medway West India mail steamer at South-
ampton this morning was made known in a third edi-
tion of the Daily Ames, a report was spread that she
brought not only a Mexican mail but that the nearly
one million of dollars with which she was known to
be freighted was for account jointly of the Mexican
government and of private merchants. This attempt
to get up the pries of the bonds sacceeded for a mo-
ment, bat the saclike, wilful or otherwise, was soon
rectified on referenos to the proper quarters by those
interested, and it was ascertained that the
steamer was strictly one from the West India
islands alone. Mexican bonds therefore receded
to their former position. Later in the day,
as it became known that an active demand
for the bonds had sprung ap at Amsterdam, where
advanced prioes were obtained, some considerable
purchases were made which again brought up the
quotations to 194 to;, at which they left off: Some
in Portuguese left the pries; as before,
244 to 6. Russian were bought at 99t, but between
buyer _and seller remained 99 to 100. Dutch Two-and-
s-Half per Cents. were 444 to 64 the Fours, 884
to 94. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were
bought at 714, but quoted 70 to 2 with a good mar-
ket. Chitin, 83 to 6. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Buenos
Ayres were lower at 20 to 2. Peruvian more firm at
Mto 2. Spanish Fives, 114 to 12; the Threes,
23 to ; Pin der., 24 to 34.
The extraordinerT depreciation in the value of
railway securities within the last and the present
year, and their still wakens downward progress,
is naturally a cause of anxious solicitude with the
holders of that now unfortunate species of property,
very :may of whom entered into mesa= when
premiums were nunpaat, and diidsads exorbitant,
with profits in perspeetive without limit, and nearly
all the badges entered either at prime wet or other
.4" redly in exam of present market rates.
Many ha- ve been the suggestions more or less inge-
nious, but always earnest, for inhuing animation into
languishing values, and restsring the still remembered
times when London and Bum stook stood 1601.
per cent. above par, wee quoted as a mooed Consols,
and Bank Stock, in comparison with this its more
splendid monetary compeer, was but a star of inferior
magnitude. It were needless to recapitulate all the
dreams and sohmass pat forth with a view to so de-
sirable a sone=laade all more or leas recommended
by the authors as to the end; bat amongst
them were applisitions for legislative latmfmeses,
and sets at piclimeat of absolves import • Ile desk
much Lin the power of parliament, me missidet
deaden, above all, bat pent as that amend body
may be in many respects, it shwa be reseileetsd
that, in the very height of its lineage and power in
years gone by, it weld not make a am pound Beak
of England note and a shilling equal in value and