The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-04 00:00:00

Ite wee au* they would do so in a summer to satisfy the Aar
tie* of the ease.
The jary retina tor. quartar et aa boas, esti ea War ro-
llers weewed the damages at 3,0001.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD OMIT (Thossose.) —Went Mr. Julies Musa mg Mr.
Judos Mt.i..
Pm-orrice at .—W. Nektpite, a Perboalee
latter wrier, pistoled rally to ea iadiemeat charging Mu
wit! steels. • pset lean eoatelaleg nosey, tie property el
the Psetesamer.Oemerel, and be vas isateased to ho traw-
-1 ported for tea yeara.

attain or iftrassa.-4 Brig, a amen, eras Ls-
distal br Ike wilful murder et Lewis Chastatt, etherwiss
haws as Lewis Lewis, by deals, • loaded seal maim
ewer Wm The Kamer was .havgsd by Me eareseriiis.
tothiliss with the easel et atensta=ruseria eat of the
same Mammetioa. The eamease the *sham
of the bray took plase es the HIM DessaMer, ha Night's.
gale.kma. sear Ms St. Hatilialmee.desk, where OM of
teak plain hawses the pelesteir, who me driving •
ws~ss, sad amp labourers wefts lbw. The sesmosentat
of Ws was that after thezieshed pomaded a
short &Maass, the prism*2 s it, tad retanted to
the mesa, taking sff hie eat dews Ids whip,
to Sibs. Immediately apes the rimer drag this,,,he
was ameba by several of the labourers, end was lacked
down three time with great violets& He get op, sad sad
be meld hays se mere Mattis', sod put ea his oat, and
took his whip and peoseeded ea with his waggon ; sad
eetwedlos to the edsenee of one of the witamese, exclaimed
that he would do for some of them if they did sot get out of
the way. He Ws drove on, and when a came up to the
bedy a taxman, the waggon went through them, sad the
doesavd was ha• eked down, and the near forewhiel paned
over his head, and the hind wheel over his body, sad he was
killed lastestassouly. It was admitted that the labourers,
who wens waiting to be employed, were is the constant
habit a bleekiag up the toad every morning, sad that then
wen esatiasal squabbles with the MEM and others who
had essesios to pm the 'pot ; sad also that the diseased sad
kis eamputiotte mould have wally got oat of the way of the
wawa if they had chows to do so. It likewise appeared
that the peloweer was &Meg at a very glow paw, and that
la order at avoid the crowd of labourers he moat hays drives
his vreggaa mapletely aerate to the other side of the road.
It was shies that the primmer was driving steadily, and that
he was ampelled to pm thrive' the crowd, and at the ta-
mest the mega get the gate which he had to pm
thrash it was eaddisly eased, the effect et whisk era to
for sae shad beck, and the deceased, who was the onside
maa was thrown under the wagon, the primate being at
the time sear to the fore hems sod with his bask a the
wagger, sad was net eves man that the amides* had bap.
pesed. It was also shows that while pastag tirespit the
crowd the primer moved his shaft horn by new tithe
whip so as to kap his vehicle away from the pespis as ma
as petals toreessmble wascalled,wk• weed that ate
at the whams. who had deposed to the feet of the rimer
balsa made me of the threat that he would do for some of
them was set preasst, and that he admitted to him
that he knew sedan whatever of the tranaactiou.—The
jump shaped the as as the prisoner's counsel was about to
all whams* to speak to the character of the prisoner, and
intimated their casks that lb. charge was sot made oat.—
Mr. ladies Nimes remarked that mainly. aceordieg to
the alines of the whames for the defuses, the oemerasos
was way seddestal —The jury then returned a verdict of
Not Clarks.* apAti for the expense of the
proseastlaa.—Kr. Jest** Fatima said of cares they would
he allowed. It was • vary proper ease for inquiry.