The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-25 00:00:00

COWVITT U. OP ♦ HOU!

John Baker, a respectably-attired M3O, who refused his '
address and oxmsition, was charged before Mr. Barker
with being in • house in Ceeorgianaetreet, Camden Town,
with intent to commit a felony.
From the evidence it appeared that between the hours
of 7 and sin the evening, the complainant, who wee speak.
in; to his wife, hisiril Ls street door open and some one
upstairs. Fancying that all was not correct he pr0..ed..3
..ed..3 upstairs and found the prisoner coming out of his
1..-_irs,m. lie asked the prisoner what he wanted,
wh.m he said he had made • mistake and had
tern' to the wrong howe. Finding that the prisoner had
entered the house by me-inn of skeleton keys, and that he
had removed some of the articles in the bedroom for the
purpoe of carrying than away, be gave the prisoner into
cu,tody.
Mr. barker (to the prisoner)—What did you watt is the
hew*?

THE BRITISH MUSEUM AND THE INTERNATIONAL
Exmen: on.—lt is said that the trustees of the Hellish 9)
Museum have resolved to make liberal arrangement/ with 2,11
regard to the opening of the museum during the period of
the International Exhibition. The museum is to be kept NO
open five devs in the week, and until eight o'clock in the 1,1
evening. The public are to have free amass to the reading- N
room on each day between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m. It is
not yet decided whether the museum shall be closed on is
Thursdays or on Saturdays.
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Fay:tam:L. ACCIDENT AT BRIGHTON.—A shook- 19
ing accident occurred yesterday forenoon at the top se ee
Windmill street, near the Queen's Park, Brighton, io re- .v 0
moving a windmill, which belonged to Mr. Taylor. The
owner had given instructions to Mr. Jackson, wheel- a
'ight, to remove the mill on to the Mace-bill, on the la
fenders of the parish of Preston. It was got safely cm to le
a four wheel WACSOO, and the men were about to move *
it by means of levers, so horses being used, whew it 211,..
overbalanced, and fell with an immense mash forward.
A man named Robert Ireland, a labourer in Mr. Jackson's '•
employ, who was behind the waggon, was knocked down, et
and the ponderous wheels fell upon him awl killed him es M
the spot ; and a boy, four years of age, named Albert Fel- I
gm, who was looking on from behind, was also knocked
down and killed. Another labourer in the employ of Mr. t
Jackson, named George Hefter, was very much hurt. Dr. ,
Carter was called to the ind attended the mein Hes-
see. The inquest on the badir is expected to be held te-
day (Tuesday).
SOLDIER onn.—On Saturday morning a pri-
vate of the 64th regiment underwent corporal punishment,
in messes of the whole of the troops quartered in the pr.
tiara at Dover. His offence was insubordination and the
Boon v, PORTER —We have omitted to state in destraotios of his kit, and the punishment inflicted was
our report of this estracedleasy owe that Chief Jostles fifty lashes, which be endured without wincing. On the
Erie to whom the pinioning' of the claim wee* referred, last stroke . bibs( given he turned round, exclaiming
reduced the amount by rd., and divested that IDESOIIOOII " Domino r A great number of civilians were attracted to
sieold he .t.yed. This will give the husband am Oppectlwity witness the revolting spectacle,
_ including—will our readers
to move for a new tried—Maidstone Journal. credit it?—several femake—Rodish Uctutle.

kwDer—Why, no goal, you may be mire. I have been
nut of work for some time ; I wan hard up, and, wanting
money, meant to take what I could get.
Mr. Mould (chief clerk)—Where do you mei& ?j
Primmer-1 should not like to give my address be of
roy friends being respectable, awl it would hurt their feel-
ions if they knew I was in trouble.
Mr. Mould—That is the old story. You had better give
}'our address

ICI;;rr iling)—Why the fact is Ido not knots it my.
self. I here no mottled abode.
Itirker—Hare yon anything to my in answer to the
thaw,
Prisoner—Well, I am guilty, but it is my first offence.
Mr. Barker said he was certain that this was not the 611
effes,e the prisoner had been guilty of. He sentenced him
to three in,uth..' herd Isbour the Home of Correction.
The prisoner said he could do that lot on hie head.