The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-01 00:00:00

A WHOLVIALI RSCSIYIIL —At late:otter' On
Fridsr. • shopkeeper is Dessegato,sesed Richard Donally,
was brought Wass the meghteates. as s charge of receiving
asd basics in his pinesseles as imams amount of stolen
property ; and these ether passe. sawed C. J onea, J.
Granville, sad A. Cellagbaa. were aimed with stogies
part of the property. The esesiver W hike Into the heads
of the pease is eassessemee lithe appeebeaden of the other
photos at Balms, la the ant of dhpesing of asks property,
sot MINIM ales wish than Wort* been esspested, Lu plain
el babes was searshei The wereNlopewrilliess d wail give au
tassel tlie extensive lobes which was doing in thh
wet.--Mr, Derail rellikpainur, tiring in the wit-
ambss, peased unt Ws owns is Oessiesteent ware broken
isle am tight is Mq last, and the entomb of a chic of
eledbas steles. the daises, which had bees found in the
uesseseks of Desally, where identified as the property in
fpnietien.—life. Arthur Nathan stated that he had roams at
▪ Prineeerstrest. liiesibietse, shish had been broken into
in May lad. A gees* of pietares and other articles of
nese were stolen. Biz ad paintings, in gilt homes, produced,
were part of the property es stolen. They were of the value
of 10K—Palise isegiteler Maybery peeved that he found the
oil patetispe se blessilied is • ba an Donallys premises
He sakcii Dually where he Otained the pictures, and he ,
repliedethat • pass armed AU= bad sold then to hint '
Dowally to d ha bad glees If. 15.. for thent.—bir. Belong',
the chief superintendent of police, prodoced evidence against
Downy in no lees than eleven cues of robbery, the proceeds
at Which were POOlid 06 his pr. 41:109. DaaslAy warred that
he bad bought them all lenunly. He said, " I lire by buy
and sell, aed then I des't 4414 for nobody."—He was e,Ol-
- for trial at the 11014001104 were the ether prisoners
alio.

ataerfrct Of USUAL ELEClfthe.—On Monday
sealing, a large aumber of the liberal elegem of the KeiA h-
ley district met for the double purpose of corgrata.
feting themselves cm the ',Gatti= in which this district stands
in pelmets to liberal principles t sod also to make arranges
mots for forth,: imenwising their strength preparatory to
another contest. F. Riley, Esq., of adfteld, was called to
the chair; an honour to which be was justly entitled, in
consideration of the active exertio-s he has made In I upp...rt
of Sir Culling Eird'ey, during the late contest. The chair-
man commenced the business by a epeeel in which he *e-
n:eased his dedennination never to relax his effects till the
Aiding Aug he rescued fres while attil tory thraldom. Lie was
follow( .1 by Messrs. Heaton,Soadon, J. Hanley, Hob Coat;
Noah Siniels, Sickles hill; J.Moeley, and J. Heaton, &holes,
and several other gentlemen ; all advising an aches and
hearty also-operation in promoting the great work of reform.
A number of loyal sad other toots were enthusiastic...illy
drunk ; Is putinular " The Leath of Sir Culling Eardley,'
which sheited nabounded wises* from all present. A pub.
lie dieser was given on the 22nd ult. at Hecknondwike, at
the Commercial Inn, to do honour to that portion of the
West Riding constituency which voted fir Sir Culling
Esedley. E. Firth, Esq., was caned to the chair, and, after
the usual loyel toasts, that gest P.otan proposed the health of
sir Culling Yardley. All rose and gave three times three
and three sheen more. After this followed the health of
F. Carlon, Isq , ch.irmaa of Sir Calling's central commit-
; CobUo, Beg , M.P., B. MAIN Req G. Andrrtou,
Reg
_,__W. Crowther' El., the 11,794 inasoe..dent electors of
tee Wert &ding, and many other sentiments of interest..
All were responded to by the electors and non-electors in
the meet entbusiattio manner.
Diuu ruom Ducirr.—An inquest was held at
Horton, last week, on the body of a boy named C. Jack-
son, aged eleven years, son of r not:comber. It appeared
that to the previous Monday the deceased hut been doir.g
sone, mischief to the windows of a mill belonging to Mr. C.
Tetley, when coo of the overlorken aught him and placed
him in a room under a pretence of detaining him until the
arrival of Mr. Ted.-y, when, he was told, he would be sent
to Wakefiell. The lad was ouch frightened ar..l cried bit-
terly, and after laving been Lept in con fineu.ent about ten
mittites ea. libel ated' Afterwards the boy went about his
tt.ual bulss re during the day, and at night he was taken ill
end continued to get worse until the .
Friday morning, when
Mr. Green vont, a medical man, was e.cliert ;he was then
sufferieg from elnvoltions, acct was evidently in a eying
state,
state, exhibiting Ur- usual tymptorns of effusion ueen the
bride.. Mr. Greenwood, in his evidence, Mated that death
want be caused by fright, and the jury agreed upon a ver-
dam to that effect.
CAMBAIDGaTIRE._

ANOTHER LARGE FI
Thur,eley evening last the cry of tire was agin heath ring-
ing through this town, and all wee immediately excitement
mu bast's. The inhabitants named simultaneously to the
pine from whehee the alarm proceeded, which was found
to be a barn on the premises of Mr. C. Chives, of the King'a
Recd. On arrival at the 'pot, the flame burst simulta-
neously from all quarter' of Le bean, pruvie g that it must
have been in existence for samo time before its discovay.
This barn nataissol a largo quantity of unthreshed wheat,
which would have been beaten out on Friday. Water was
is abuin'aen, in the meighboarbea ; the engine however,
was some time before it was brought into play, but, when it
comment it, then was no lack of hands to week it, the
an ..cry of the late seine of devastation being fresh In the
attach Vali. In spite of the most unceasing exertions how-
ever, the Ames maintained list., amend Ines, and str..-
dnall spread to another barn, ensminieg unthreshed barley;
also to two large wheat cobs, one tat cob, tae cob of hay,
the outbuildings and offices ; these, with their ountam, and
some live stock, cons's, ing of tt..re pins& large quantity of
poultry, and a deg who had lacy kept watth on, 1111, pm-
petty, were cow um. d. Reacting end communicating with
the I null, is adjoining, et:espied by Mr. Wm. Norman. no
fin *enval spoil som,, unthreshed ea% the prodace of three
acrw, the straw from six acres of wheat and two sere* of
cab, and a building in which thirty Si.. of won, 1 was
stored ; this latter was so mock tumid as to be renderuil
totally as hr, a cart, a crib, an:, some other fsemieg imple-
ments with the stacks above menticned, were tinily con-
sumed. Oa these premiers also t ,•6I a cottage a.. 1 a dove-
ham, the property of Mr. C..atles Chinn ; then were
burred also; the former was iu .Y 6 occupation el Mr. James
Thu.lbiurn, and is totally c, need, together with Nir.
Thurlbnien's furniture, a quantity of patois and other
accts. Pining from Mr. Norman's premise, the fire
entered ou Mr. Bennett's Lou's, r : shop, and seen induct, d
them with their valuable eon!: nu. consistimg of I.i- furniture
and stock I. trade, to a hsap i f ashes. Mr. Chivas' house,
known as the King's Head, nest fell a victim, and from this
nothing was saved except the fanattare of cm sra.l room.
The. cellar of ale, containing about 30 barrels, was protected
from injury. Mr Hines'* house (a thatched one 1, adj inane,
me on flee severs) times; but to. thatch being kept in a
Mate of Saturation it was sand. Thatched priming at
various (Leanne causht fire Gem falling sparks from
time to time, but a vigilant ink-oat being kept upon their
rents the demssie to them was 'eat :titian. yet no cor-
rect es.imie can he formed of the value of toe property
burreet, hut it is thought that it will considerably exceed
LOCO!. 1,,r part of this menet the fire efliees wail be egh
Senn. Mr. Thurlboune is totally lininsure,l. The rake-
tian of the fl .met was soon at a great distance, the night ,
c dark, end O&M and ata...tv as to the whereabouts
prevail, .1 in several direct s, std a concourse of person.
arrive t nom the neighbouring 'tiers in the mute of the
erzning. It is worthy of remark that the heat three fires in
this elece kats occurred on Thursday evenings. The pre-
va-ling *pinks to the town ii the: this last devastation is to
La' attributed to an umeodiary.