The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-05 00:00:00

TIIE ARMY.

Major-General Thoma7,C.67iai returned from leave of
aLseaer, and resumed the command of the troops in the
Belfast district. The major-general left Belfast yesterday
on a tour of hslf-yearly narcotic:), and will retutn on the
7th instant.

31.0r•Creneral VD; nald, C 8., has returned from leave
or absence, and resumed the command of the troops in the
KilkeLny dierict.
The 17th Regiment of Font hag moved from the Royal
and Linen-hall Barracks, Dublin, to Ship-street, Ake-
borough•bouse, and Beygar's-bush Barracks. The head-
quarters, and taut companies, under the command of
Lieutemint-ColoneinTherson, C.B , are stationed at Ship-
street Darnel. ; four companies at Aldhorough flame, and
two companies at Beggar'.-bush Barracks.
The •L'lst (or Koval North British) Fusiliers have moved
from dhip street, Atdborough lions., and Beggar'r-bmb, to
Richmond Barracks, where the wh,le of the rrgiment is
now statioatd, with the exception of one company at the
Pigeon Rome Fort.

The ii:ird Itifflisitent. under the command if Lieutenant-
Colorvl Van Nutt/a Pole, has moved from Richmond Bar-
racks to Linen-Sall Barracks, Dublin.
Major Dalton hoe arrived at Cork, and relieved Major
Harr in eonunanl of the Depot Companies of the ilith
Regiment.
The 33rd (Duke of Wellington's) Regiment is thus sta-
tioned cowponies and bead quarters at Athlone,
under the command of Lieut.-Col. Blake.
1 company at Roscommon, under Capt. Donovan.
1 8, Tullamore Burks.
1 It Shannon-bridge, „ Plts3erald.
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All the nicers or present with their enrpe, ortcpt Lint.
B. Fanallewc extra aide-de-camp to the Lieut.-Governor
of Nova Scotia, and Lieut. E. B. Prescott, who is with the
57th Rest. in India.

FATAL ACCIDENT OS .t iIAILWAY.—OD Monday
as jell:met was held e Manchester, before Mr. licrford,
the coroner for that city, on the body of Ann Davie. aged
Cl, wife of a labourer in a chemical works. The demised
was travelling in a third clue carriage of the train which
left Crewe for Manchester at 7.1 i p.m. on Saturday even-
ing, and when the train reached the Longsight ststion
about two miles from the Manchester terminus, she opened
the door of the carriage, and attempted to get out before
she train had come to a stand. The guard bad just seen
that all the carriage doors were fast, when he heard a
scream, and saw the deceased lying under the centre of his
ran, when she had fallen in attempting to descend. She
was disengaged from this perilous position, when it was
bend that both her legs had been cut o'F at the thigh by
the wheels ef the van, and she died in the cowse of a few
minutes. One of her fellow-passengers had told her when
she nee from her seat that the guard would qpiln the
due, sad demised replied that she knew that, and then
evened it Wulf. The jury found that her death wee an-
aftleataL

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If elliata 1:614.,:, aged 2), and Dumas' L•e, •i 2, were in-
dicted for on...ninny breaking .ad entering the dwelling•
house of Peter Riehardeon, with intent to steal the goods
and et,attels therein being, and also for an assault on Ann
Bastable, to resist their lawful apprehension.

The prosecutria in this case, Mrs. imitable, resided at
No. 2, Andrewmow, Londoe-Melds, Hackney, and on Mon-
dey, the 1... th of September, about a quarter past three, was
lying in her bed room, when two men (whom she declared
were the prisoner.) entered the TOME. One of them
Reel dined, on eemeg her, "Oh, God, there'. a woman,"
end both rushed not of the room. Sne jumped
up and laid hold of both of them ly the
collar, but the man whom she believed to Le Buck
struggled with her an.: nearly threw her over the balusters,
got away, and rola down stainand out into the street. She
then laid held of Lee, 'tying that if the bad lost one she
would have the other, but he struck a her violent blow on her
arm, and, with an abusive epithet, told her to let bin go. She
replied that she would not, and would die before she would
let him qt. Ile grasped 6.r, however, by the throat, and
compelled her to loose her hold, and got away into the
street. S..e followed. calling out " Stop thief," and Lee
was stopped bye butcher lad, but he got away, mid then the
prosecutria again caught him, and held him in spite of his
resistance until assistance came, and he was given into cus-
tody of police anneal' Alsworth, 71 N. On being searched
at the station-house there was found on him seven skeleton
keys, one of which fitted the lock of the front door of the
house, and by which they must have entered, as the door
was locked, and a " jemmy." The prosecutor observed very
accurately the clothes which the other man wore, and gave
a description of them to the police. lie had got clean off,
but the neat day, whilst the prosecutria was at the Worship-
ttreet police court to prefer the charge against Lee she iden-
tified him in the person of Buck, who was standing outside
the court. She, however, noticed that be had different
clothes irons the previous day, and the policeman,: after
taking him into custody, went to Buck's house, and there
taunt a suit of clethes answericg to her description, and
which she identified as the one which Lee's companion had
on when they entered the house. A skeleton wan also
found there. It was also shown by the evidence of John
Lee, a watermso on a cab-stand, near the police-station in
Robert-street, to which Lee was taken, that immediately
after Lee was brought there by the policeman, Buck, who
must have followed him, cams and cool for some minutes
at the corner, looking eimatstly at the station • but, the
constable coming out again, he directly vanished. Ile de-
scribed Bock no wearing the clothes which were found
after his apprehension in hi. house, and one of the witnesses
fur the defeuce admitted that on the day this transaction
occurred he wore the clothes produced. An apprentice,
who was pae-ing at the time, saw one of the men running
away, amt believed him lobe Buck, and that he was dressed
in the same clothes.

Buck had hitherto borne a rood character ; and Lee, in
his defence, dec! fired that he (Rua) war a stran;;rr to kiln
and an innocent man.

The jury returvd a •erdict of Guilty against b.sth pri-
'mien, and they were each sentenced to one y car's impri-
sonment with hard labour.