The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-20 00:00:00

miseilOD of Captain Goldieutt. The dog was peodueed in
and sworn to by Anderson, who maid he had its
metier is has pocket. The dog had a mark on its side
tom welding vtt".
capttio Gold cult declared that it wu a ease of mie-
liken identity. He produced Mr. Dance, the enpeeintea-
lorough
f hihs staff. of te Great Northern Railwa
in y Peterb , iied
The dog was born Jon., and bad been
u the posseegioa of Captain Goldieutt from the 11th Sep-
timber. Ur. Danes brought the mother of the dog from
morbsecugh to this open The dog had a mark by being
The The Chairman (Mr. Bodkin) intimated that it was clearly
• sae of mistaken identity, after the evidence of the wit-
Mfrom Peterboro.
Hammond saidugh. Anderson still persisted that the dog
To his property, but he felt that he could not carry the
ases further.
The Bench decided on dismissing the summons.
Mr. Sksife (the magistrate's clerk) said be should charge
no eosin to Anderson, and • Gotdicutt would have to
the vitamins from Peter
r-h• summons um accordingly d

TIM SMITHFIELD DEAD MEAT AND
POULTRY MARKET.
The Lord Mayor haa, this morning, appointed
Wadoessday next for holding • special con* of Common
Cooed for the purpose of considering the following
option by Mr. H. A. lathes, " That in consequence of the
oat loss and nacenvenienoe to which • large number
of citizens are subjected by reason of the sou-prove=
cf the works for the projected dead meat sad poultry
what, it is desirable that additional protassisail minims*
Amid to provided by the Markets Imiroveneset Com-
.accos. in ceder to accelerate the progress of the said
week• The public is aware that • gnat deal of
dimetisfaction has been felt for • coaaiderable time, not
oily by parsons residing in the vicinity of the
pew market in Smithfield, but by the public generally,
the hog delay that has taken plea in commencing the
,pork,, and a deputation of the inhabitants and other
pawns interested had an interview with the Home
Nalgary, Sir C. Grey, upon the subject, • few days ago,
the light hon. baronet promising to Ulterior* in the matter.
%wren to have roused the city authorities to action,
wed the object of the motion of Mr. hears is that the
,ark of re-building the market may be commenced im-
mediately.

EXTENSIVE FIRE AT ALDERMAN WATEELOWS
WAREHOUSES IN THE CITY.

A destructive fire broke out yesterday afternoon
the warehouse belonging to Maim. Ald. Waterlow and
gore, wholesale stetioners, situate in Colcummetreet, sear
the London-wall, and occasioned a great deal of damage.
The warehouse was locked up by the foreman of the work-
on Saturday afternoso,when all appeared secure, and
k that oxidation the place remained till about 3 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon when some passers-by saw smoke issue from
one at the windows connected with the upper floors, and
110011 al forwards flames burst forth is great faros, indicating
that it must have been raging the whole of the morning.
A large camber of the brigade steam fire engines
wore brought into active operation very speedily after the
gonna alarm had been raised, but many hours elapsed
ere the fire was entirely extinguished, indeed some of
them were kept playing is the half gutted warehouse
early the whole night and this morning to prevent a fresh
enthreak.
The extent of damage done is thus represented in the
radial report of Osptsin Shaw to the different Insurance
caber interested.
3 pan. of the 19th. Called to a fire raging all3O, Coleman-
street, City, belonging to Mr. Alderman Witerlow and
Sons, wholesale stationers. The second and third floor of
teak warehouse, need as waste paper stores, ned
oat, roof of building destroyed and rest of premises and
stock severely damaged; stock in side building slightly
damaged. Landlord of buildings Hon. and ROT. F. Bering,
insured in the Phomix office ; contents also insured cause
44 fire unkeown.
No. 33, 3loorgate-street, Messrs. Gavial and Son, wool-
teeters. damaged by water, Insured.
No. 34, Temperance Building Society, back windows
weed floor burnt out, and contents damaged.
No. 35, Mr. Walker, tailor, damaged. No. :16, unoc-
cupied, house damaged; and No. 37, Mr. J. Cowan, oil
merchant, damaged.