The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-25 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BoDaint, Miami 23.
Osamu COMM —(Before Mr. Jestioe Cramptom)
Albert Julius Wilhelm Ritdolff, and 3D, a Prussiaa sailer,
wee charged with the wilful murder of Jobs Timmins, at
Falmouth, oe the 26th of November leak
Mr. Oole and Mr. !tinder prosecuted ; and Mr. Prides=
was assigned by the learned judge to &feed the primmer.
The prisowes knowledge of English being impeded, m
Interpreter was sworn to translate for him any portfolio of
the widow. whisk be did sot underetwid. He elected to
be tried by jury *proposed of al: Embalm:me and obi

foreinpors:
The fetal eciouninios arms out of a drunken brawl.
The cam for the preemption lasted from else o'clock is
the mania. till four is the after-mow, whim the jury towed
the primmer Guidry of manalasghter ; bat reooromended him
to roam on amorist el hie previous pod elosraoter.
His lordship tech this Leto oossideratioa, and after point.
is` out to the prisoner the sunniness el his escape, els-
toned him to 15 years panel servitude.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.-80aursatrar, Ma.*ca U.
(Before Mr. Jamdolman.)
Sgt SHAY DITICTIVI cartimuts.
27avulas EU* alias John Moms, was indicted for
theft, peijum ath forgery, to each of which charges be,
last night, Seeded not guilty ; his trial, however, did sot
coaurmes twill this totheing, wham the wart was crowded,
and mosidemble fatemst the alsoifested Is the promedisgs.
The primmer, on Wag placed in the dook, looked rather
of careworn, bat as any fact owns out is the souse
doom that leaded to show, in • groat light, the gulltheibileel.ity
of the police or magistrates, his features relaxed Into thud*
sad evidently no ass preempt enjoyed such lobe better.
Prisoner wee pat epos his =al far Weans irsimty
a Mr. Ashicoeth, the other indiatenste Wag T
The case having been *used by bfr. Boaglith, who. with
Mr. Mora, prethosted, the folio wag fats wart sworn to :
Os the nth Coombe/.1861, lospeotor Oro= of the Shrews-
buy .toeit" force, the wooded by a youth masa (prisimar),
=me stated that he was • membered the Caratarthee borough
poles, and held a wariest for the sppothesaios of a
man who had salsa from a hotel at that pace as watch and
other ambles. The watch, be maid, be lad traced to •
watchmaker is Aberdare, where the party " wanted" had
sold it far 151., though it was of the value of 30/. He added
that the &lingua= by way of keeping his baud Is, had
Mk= • rag from an hotel at that **a and expressed
that he would be a Shrewsbury that sight.
Crass took him to the eolitholfies, and airodueed
Nun to the obiefthestahle. to whom Ellie showed
what purported to be • warrant ; sad as, like
• vigUsst Oka, he expressed a with to
proem% his weer= at coos, • firet-alsen coemable was
allotted to unlit him. TIN pair visited the various hotels
sad soma et the better sort of lass, sabibitiag his
liberality la the shape of sundry pastime of ram. The
emu* however, was fruitless that sight. and the Omar-
than &Motive repaired to his quarters. The neat morning
he again, about half-paid tee, paid a visit to the police
=los, his face radiant, for he had obtsined Information that
his man had arrived, and had takes up his quarters at the
Raven Hotel. His astiataot of the envious day was once
more ordered to accompany him, sad to the Haven the pela-
west, sad there found is the coffee-too= jut
dose down
sa
to breakfast, a gentleman exactly authorise the
Morph bad gives of the thief for wham he
Morgan west up to him, end Wormed him that he held •
thereat far his erred, oe • charge at Walks • watch sad
other property from an hotel in Oennarthas. Thecrithics
man manifested no little swarth, said hie game was
Aabworth, and declared that he had sat limo to Car-
marthen, end that he had dieed at his dub ia X• 2.
theater the previous evening, at the same time pierladag
his bill, which Merges speedily appropriated. Month per-
mitted that Ur. Ashworth was the person described in the
'S. and asked for what property be bad on
Ci..pitea..a at the same time that he mast examine
him (Mr. Ash '8) luggage. Hr. Ashworth, under the
lavas al the "Ammar constable," put as the table him
watch, rim= puree, and money (Si. to gold sad 17e. Sd. in
aver). There was also • birth*" in SIM puree, mad this
ferthisg Morgan averred woe entoegmt the this. stoke
frets Cernarthea. lie took poomithom of the whole, and,
producing • key, mid if the gentleman present was the
person he was io search of it would ado= his portmanteau.
Ms. Ashworth's portmanteau was shown him sad, oddly
though, as the look was amid not to be • them= the, it did
unlock ithemily. A fly wee thee procured. aid Mr. Ashworth
was conveyed to the police-auk:a, sad from them* to the
=eourt, at which latter plea he stated that his name the
Ashworth, that he resided is Lasombire, and was
en • elfin° • native at
Ild
Stanley-hall, Salop. Morgan SWOTS
that bit biliflV the ring ead farthing be bed takes from
Mr. Athwarth Yahoos stoles front the Wad le Carsauthas
and the magistrates were about to remand Hr. Ashworth.
Bat spas% this Mr. Ashworth protested, sad asked par-
aded= to be allowed to telegraph to his frithds, or that the
?olio' be instructed to do so • but • hist from. Magee that
' there was soother is the jOb," was imongli, and Mr. Ash-
worth was Masud to the polaretatioa, where he cookie=
to induce one of the Wears to inquire if the Bar. Mr.
Jon= al Buebureh, near Shrewsbury, was in tows. Rs
Whammed to be so, and was found and, at being Pikes to
the station, he at oats recognised Mr. Ashworth as an inti •
mac friend. Dineoverieg the mltake, the police were
rather twest-fallim • but it appeared that they could not
liberals Hr. Athemirth till next monis& so they took him
to the chief asestabls's house and made him as comfort-
able as they could. The sex% day he wet before
the magistrates gad was at axe discharged, with
some apologies for the fuouthaimines ha bad been
pat to. It was a remarkable eireanathase, bat seems to
have excited no suspicion la the made of either magistrate
or poll= that "John Horgan" did not attend or that day.
Neither dad be tame the next ; • ash reashiag the thief
°Datable frees the chief at Carmartbes thalami= • sots the
Rtes had received from Morgan to the effect that he had
captor= his man, and, with a rich bit of metre, that he
"lad received every amietasee It was possible to requite
from the Shrewsbury police.* It was deemed well to g
rade
some taco:irks, which malted ia the discovery that
Month wise swindler who had, on the maniac of the day
on which be appeared at Shrewsbury, both discharged from
Swap= gaol. He was, op the 12th January, headed over
to the police at Liverpool by his father ; sad was the next
day taken to Salop, and was there committed for trial.
He stated on his examination thee that the war-
rant was dated 1851, sad was addressed the
aonstablis al the county of Deublgh ; mad, moreover. to
that
he had stolen such warraot at one of the warders of Swan'
sea gaol, who bed formerly ben connected with the Den-
Wealthy fee= Notice to produce the warrant was Imaged
on the prisoner, but as it was not forthcoming It may be
wonted that the story was • mere &Ike.
Hr. Nee* in Wrguang the jury for the &feud,
humorously alluded to the part police aed magis-
trate'shod taken in the affair, and held that, as Mr. Ash-
worth only gave up his property nadir prgieuts from
Polies-constable Adams, prisoner could not be guilty,
is
the first and main count la the indictment &gaud-
lag mosey with menace. He also mid that he
had boos instructed that the ring alluded to Irma
given to Mr. Ash worth by • lady, sad that •
number a Mr. Ashworth's Moods had determined to have
it, sad employed primmer to offset their object, and thus
rendered Mr. Ashworth the victim of a stupid been ; but
Mr. Ashworth, fa his crow-examination, had denied that
the ring was the gift of a lady and hie lordship, in sem-
salsa observed that he believed than was es much
foonduion tor the story as there was for any the in the
" Arabi's Nights En tertaionseota."
The jury almost Immediately found • verdict at Guilty.
A previous movietion hay's boos proved, pram* rm-
quoted to be allowed to make • few observations with re.
feriae" coariotion. He said that be was seat bey
employer to Cardiff to collect • debt al
from a Othlein Knight ; that lading the riptide
was not at home, cad health:a that there was a
MUM of 1401. owing from soother perms in Cardiff, he ap-
plied for sad received it. That the payer telegraphed to
his (prieonak) employer, to the effect that he bad paid him
the acoonot, and receivedas answer per telepepti that he
(pawner) had so right to realm it ,• that be was tthreupoe
gives into custody, triad next day, having an memo of got-
ta,. up a defence, and was found guilty.
His Lordship asked if there was any proof of the emineth
noes of the dory, sad, being replied to ia the negative,
Is oboe's& that it wee probably may smother pima of
mgmlification ea the pert of primmer, who was seatemosd
to be kept is penal servitade far rev= yew.

LANDLD PROPIWIT OP • F.w LORDS AND CON
graisha.—Pew or nee—and we include men of leaning
and runk—are aware that nine legliab peers, of the
Upper Ginn or sena estate. hare greeter leaded and
hone property I. London, west and sorts-wed of Temple
Bar, thew any minty or more commoners, of the Lower
Hone, or the third estate. Here are die names' of the nine
lucky lords :-1. The Duke of Belford ; 2. the Duke of
Ported ;3. The Marquis of Exeter ; 4. The Marquis of
fialisbury ; 5. The Marquis of Northemptoe ; 6. The Mar-
quis of 'Westminster ; 7. The Marquis of Camden ; 8. Earl
Crania ;9. Earl of Portman. No other sine peers or H.P.
or Lorain citizen of " credit and renown," can be eta,.
we repeat, against these eine peers se owners of
property west of Temple Bar add without the jurisdiction
of the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, and the oaken trust-
cbecos of the Peeler' of the City polies—Builder.
TIM ATLANTIC TsLionat.s. Captain James
Antlered's, of the Ceased Mail steamer China. bee bees
appted to oseranand the Great Easton during the layiag
of lb. Atlantis Telegraph cable. The Great Easters
mail from Valencia, Ireland, about the let at July, sad may
be expected at Heart's C.oeteat, Trinity Bay, by the middle
of that month. There wen 1,662 ended mike of cable
occepleted we the 2141 Mardi, and the whole 2,300 miles
will be made, sad cm board et the Great Enters in May.
The Admiralty ban agreed to order two powerfal steamers
of the royal nary to oscoropsny the Great 'WASTE from
Ireland to Newfoundland, arid Mee to direct View Admiral BOW4ITHEIT.
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