The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-27 00:00:00

PIRACY AND MURDERS ON BOARD TEE

ENGLISH BARQUE, OLOBB.

PORTSMOUTH, SamaimT.
Rare
is yrs mad Monne° Harsalano, Its-
tabled Motto •NUM*, en Austrian—three wits ltd-
men—were brought before the Mayor and
OVIIIN 1111.164111016. *Rag at the Court-home this day,
abaripd with isemmittiog piney on board the barque
01111114 and Mnadwl. Joseph Pattinios sad Evan Brans,
Xi seems IS baud the ship. They were farther
=Via et sadist two more of the crew, Daniel
and Deaid Timmy wi,h isset to mter.
Hs WIN= flaselsad. Se thief mato of the Glebe was
tisaidead at teaddevable hag& Hs deposed that ca the
fßiat4hona
46 of Judy let the Glebe was is the Bestbsses ales
te Onshreisetis, the ens ed the three pkeasso
two elks Amiga's, sad els est •
elodies Mash and the states se isesigaers MA Allied
part el the eras shoat three or her weeks. Oa the eat
amid the Glebe got seder weigh, sad left theini:e
for Elelaelses. At half-pest 3 ea** ee Ss ef
the 6th ef ;sly. witness, who bad jell Ws
having dabbed his wish, heard the reps rif *re;
pistols, he istaatly ran es deck, sad wined be the sestet to
tars eat. Vibes he got oa desk be deed lease sad
Callao, two of the MI/, lying ea the dab. mist out that
they were shot. While watts and the meter wars stied-
*: by the vosaded as, Layne sad a masa sot le cal-
tody, tilled Angelo, sew up sad napped a pistol, es at
wises, the slew at the neater. The caps west off, but
the pistols sised es. Wager sad the sassier aisistsi ,
the sea oreeadol lab the *Min, and fastened the door.
The weeskid sea weld be of is se, bat the master load
• musket barrel. wider be contrived to @plias at a stick.
Wits's sad the meter then loaded it with powder and
hall, tad kept yard at the cabin doer, latmding if no-
assay to dissisep It by striking the sap with a hemmer.
Tab whales tested into a long statemot of the pri-
mmer atessessts sheet the ship, while witness and the
metes mesa hor MIMI hots in the cabin. Ultimately,
he mid, the Osseo" demeaded mosey, ad pro-
mind M leave the ship if the master gave them
whet sway he he& Whales fastened eight or niae me-
Mewls • pissed paper le the sad of a maned, and hold
it up dio=zine
steopmisa. Af.erwerds, by egreement
with die Saes sad those in the cabin retired to
easillse aids, Ns rimers wort down and ransacked
themeless. Sheik IL am time afterwards the pri-
sons ad the ether Weisser' left the vessel to a toat.
Wiser sad the mass soot on desk, and discovered Pet-
tiness deed, with his throat cut, in the formed,. His head
wee merely hanging by a piece of skin. David Thomas,
meths of the Grew, Nes up on deck out of the hold, with
• est la his throat sad a wound in his Mist. Witness sod
the master stood fee the Bosphorus, and having anchored
in Headley Bay, %formed Admiral Grey of the murder, Ac.
The Recruit gunboat was in march of the murderers.
The Turkish authorities sated very promptly in the matter,
and the primen were captured a few miles inland from
the met, and headed over to the British admire', who for-
warded them to Ragland for trial Retorting to the law of
this emotry.
As leterproter, duly ewers, read over the above evidence
to the priapism. and they were asked whether tit. y had any
question to pet to the witness.
Legarva said he had nothing to say or ask. All that was
written en that paper (Mr. Scotland's des °tidos) was
untrue.. -- - . . .. . .

Barbalaao said that what hid been stated was mates*. Se
had aothlag sere to my.
Pettrieb gave a similar answer.
Yr. Swansea, in assent to the beach, said the other evii.
denim mut neersearily take some time to take.
Tile Mayor said, under thole circumstsamm, be would re-
'gaud the peisoaes with Timothy.
TM arbours were thou reminded to the Barone!' Gaol.
They appeared to treat the proceeding' very lightly. Per
Irish sad Bertelse" frequently smiled at variou points of
the mate's widows as the interpreter mad it our.

DEER STALKING AND DEPOPULATION. —Pro-
tium Bitable, of Rdiabamh, sands to the 7 rises the rt-
nits of his observation daring mem months' residence Is
the &sottish Hildalands. What strikes a mugger most (he
says) is the Braemar district, Oar he hat removars• frnm
his first stupendous adneralion of mountains and pins
forests, is the great number of ruined houses iownywhars '
Martiat la the aims; that, to tut, salty glass which
lat.olp sea taksog • tionaidorable population of indus-
trious ponoodi woo suthisg sow bat • solitude sod a
gionkoopor's booms. "Bet," continua the Protessor,..what
airootod MO with • yet doper sorrow was ths nalsomal
Ewag of daspomisassead hopeless despair that had takes
powoolon of the rewsiaiss population. Every poor man la
that district bad sews sad remioircesees of an abandoned

here
sad of Malawi friends, and when you entered into
coannation with him with regard to his own future pre.-
poets, you wets sure to learn tbat tno man considered his
fate es altogether depesdest on persons is whose estima-
tion as. royal stag area of infiai.ely treater value then a
hundred boast tenants. • • Trio, sir. is • ishjeet whisk
audoubtedly denture the serious consideration of every
' Briton who lova hie sonstry ; for, it I am rightly informed,
the deer-sta:king mask is sot confined to Braemar, but Ism
info/god other std yet more entenoive districts of tern.
tory. When ridisg up from Alkalis to Ballatar, the driver
of my depart, point:lag to the hills of Glestanser, as
'oath side of that Dee, said, with au secant of sad mfg.
settee, These kills Mee fed hundreds of Ise shop.
now there is not is. to be f nand thole, for the ales has
boos tuned into a deer forest.' You are aware that den
will never feed is sheep walk., so that any Morin of
country that the sob!' proprietor chooses to tan iota a
preserve for doer is seamanly robbed of even that smallest
assoust of population consisting of half-ad, son shepherds
sad their doge, which give a foible upset of human life to
the imam's,* solitudes of Satheriesd That snap permits
will defead this state of things from various motives, sum
tinily obvious, 1 ass easily sod d , bat whatever easy
beeald is Isom of game laws is other districts, when the
gelation comes to a distisst issue between aristocratic pas-
, times and the very eliatencia of the best part of the popula-
tion (foe such the pesesatry are io many views), the
bathes of &Maim fa the mind of a humane man and a
good hitless Is sot likely to waver lour"
81100 TING EXTBAORDWARY. —On Wednesday
week the Berl of Egliaton, with a party comprising sins
Rasa, killed is Aacheno preserves' near Dnedonald, in the
short spas§ of Bike and a half hours, Ike hundred and
enentees rabbits, two woodcock*, end one partridge, bale,
at the rate of fully fiftyroven hi al to each gun. or se
I empty banal to sash ovary four minutes, which mut but
been petty yam Agonise%

DUBLIN. Our. 9b.
A rasetieg of the Gomel de tors in the Ilpe
wary Joint. Stock Bank was held yeasedey foe the
of appointing two persons to represent the
Bede of their &M,Mt in any committee which
way hays to elide the course to be taken by the
depleltors end eledilers of the bank in general. The
seethimen elmeem tar the purpose were Mr. E. Power,
• sellsher, whim fe already concerned for creditors to
the meet el 10,0001., and Mr. It. Everard. Mr.
Mew', esetismed the meeting against projects of con 6.
Mob% Itklshe he said. would only have the effect
of preleadag as shareholders ; and on hie motion
the Nellewing mespreheneive and explirit resolution
wee imenimeedy adopted :
Thee Inalsonel r rands the Wising-up Ante the seal-
tene end depositors of the Tipperary Joint-Btott Beak are
rinit trained to lateness in the poseediep now being
ea themundor, and are niasequanUy debarred
fees any asthma. indinestion ea to the *Mike of the
beak. end the simpillesnesei the abasebeidere; sad Wee-
meek es a meat supra Mtempt wee made nailer the last
sissies of parliament Is the emergent of a mea-
sure theareetive of the Sof those creditor,, aid stigma.
tised by the Meese elle Bella as an Irish job,'• aid
mach ae it would he dseirshie, if possible, to twin er avoid
the ear stdmeow dassellneat soots ale lanYial out of
separate mho at Jaw *le ossevery of individual demands, it
is now deemed espedient far the purpose of pretesting the
rights end Men* elute median and depositor o t the
ennead heed Ism& of the Tipperary Joint Stook Bask,
see ef teveMlgelkg die adze of the bask and the Home*
sireeemmesse of the ehersholoos end persons liable to
eseirtbste r mambos@ apes a proper duly verified statement
thereof, end its reseive mash
= oossimusicatioas as sada
rodeo behalf of mid shareuridets that twomilerto be
to represent the Clouse' district on the sentaitin
sew la seethe ef formation for the above purpose, and to
to a taws malaise of the said creditor. and dos
of the Mead Ogees the result of Inch invest*.
...17111 thus to swells the said treditcre et sash future
to
ledge of and adept the moat effectual mess of
of their several demand., or adopt such
lOW proo=lier meolutiona as, under the Ureuentaneee
sf ithe ass, ay firs appear stlvueble. It thing hereby,
leweewt asslasell sea understood that this resolution 'ball
nee be toss ea mestrust to any manner as °ionise a
segielellse kr a essapromies by the said creditors of the
Cleamsi Wm* with the shareholders allergen es members,
Wpm= Baal et of said bank, or be in see wise so used
rmi...
laWielptiolland inquiry, and the said report
theme.

The Protestant Association of Cork having
transmitted a mimesis' to the Irish government,
essigisMing that certain local magistrates did not
Mow sidiskst seal in bringing tojastioe some persona
charged with riotous conduct at a protestant night
eintremesial meeting, some weeks since in that town,
the following elleial reply has been received:
Debits Castle, 14th October, 1856.
sat Humeri by the Lord Lieutenant to ackmow-
ledge the rassipt of you Miter of the 10th instant, with he
sesompanyfaa amissama =alive to • cue of riot and ammult
whisk was brought before the magistrates at Cork on the
lith alt. sad with refuse= thereto lam directed to state
that his Suellen', perceives that the mtsgistrata
atani-
measly decided eni receiving isfcratations and seeding the
parties chug= for trial, sad the papers having been laid
before the Atte:l'Bl4=nel, that officer has directed •
promentlos. His Ezeelkacy further directs axe to state,
that, as • panel rule, he deems it unfit to interfere with
justices of the poses la Use responsible performance of their
defies, or hookah the he* uptession of their opinions=
the rues before them ; and that the exceptions to this rule
should be of rare occurrence. His Excellency also con.
mitten thatit would be inexpedient to bateau* in the matter
in gnostical, especially a prejudieo might thereby be =a-
slotted to the can. sew is coarse Mir an, sir, you
obedient urea•; Tuna= A. bacon.
R. B. Tooker, Esq., literdyke, Cork.
The Cock corporation have received due notice of
premed's'so in the Coact of Exchequer for the re-
oovery ministers' money, of which three gales
have beea allowed to ran into attar in that town.
His Highness Meer Ali limed, Reis of Xhyerpoor,
has returned to Dublin, and expresses himself greatly
gratified with his tour in the south of Ireland.
A Mr. Russell D. Connell, holding a respectable
position as clerk of the Cork Loan Fund Bank, hes
bees committed for trial before the Recorder on a
charge of embezzling the money of the bank. The
magistrates, however, took bail for him, himself in
2004 and two sureties in 1604 each.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT
MURDER NEAR YORK

A robbery, attended with eircarnstsnees of more
Asa anal aggravation and cruelty, was perpetrated oa Sa-
turday evening last, oaths high road boding to Healingten,
seer to the premises which were a short time ago used as a
bleseh-yard, Re.
About half-past nine o'clock in the evening Samuel Elli-
son, a labourer, residing at the village of Heslington, and
who had been at York purchasing some groceries, was pro-
oseding quietly on his way home. When he arrived a short
distance from the Qaakers' Retreat, where the road re very
lonely, a sea passed him, and alter he had walked a few
yards further, this fellowgave two or three sharp whistler,
no
doubt as an intimatioa to his whipacioes to prepare foe
active operations. After walking a few yards further Zillion
met other two meg whom he ob,erved closely, his suspicions
having been risottol by the whietling. He thought, however,
that he was net a party whom they were likely to attempt to
rob, and he therefore west on hie way, without feeling ap-
prehensive as to his safety, but he had not gone far before he
neard footsteps approaching him, and when these appeared
nearer, he drew himself to one side of the road to allow
the parties to pass. He was Is the act of turning round to
look at the persons, when owe of them gay. him a blow on
the hi ad with a life-preeerver—or, more correctly
• The

_...-...estroyer—and knocked biro down. isire Idlowi
Mew AU epee the poor man, end while one of them attempted
0. isis pocket., the other continued to beat him in the
suil hostel meaner over the head and face, notwithstanding
Mee Lilacs offered to BM* them all the money be had. The
pew tlenew's trip attracted the notice of other persons who
mem Setandag to Heelieston, aid, hastenieg to toe spot,
• eineval the two villains in the act of running away
• fmt se possible, one of them having jumped over a get.
MO. a field by the road side. An instant chase after the
blows we compassed, and they were both run down and
eptured—ons of them in the field into which be had
jumped be Mr. Charlie Stabler, and the other on the high
sw•it by Mr. William Cottam sod Mr. Thomas finGl3. A
MArpreeerver, no doubt the one used and tl.rown away
by Or robbers In their society to escape, wet also found

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near the spot.
The prisoners were conveyed to Hurnaton, and were
placed under surveillant* at the Charles XII. Inn, at the
village. Ellison, whJ is a man of great physioalistrer gth,
appears to have borne his ill•usaee without lasing his sensi-
bility fora moment, his own natural vigour and power,
and the excitement attendant upon the attack, having ens-
tallied him throughout. He walked home with a little
'sedum ee ; medical aid war procured, and it was then dis-
covered that the injuries he had received were of the most
dangerous kind, and may inanimate fatally.
On Sunday afternoon the prisoners were rearmed to York
Castle, when they gave their names se W illiam Patric*. and
Thomas J echoer. Theis men, we billow., have recently
been lodging in Switegate, in York, and the latter is well
known to the police under the cognomen of Sailor 're nimy.
He professes to he a 'glazier by trade, and we have heard
that he is a " ticketoi-leave man." Patrick has alto been
previously convicted and imprisoned in York Castle. Both
of them appear to be about 24 or 26 years of sge.
Oa Tuesday evening a third wee, named Francis Walker,
was apprehended on saspicioa.—Forkedirensors.

THE LATE MURDER NEAR BAADFORD.—The ad
.
pursed inquest upon Joemish Mille, fishdealer, wee
held on Friday, by Mr. C. Jenne's, at the White
Bear Ins, Bradford Moar. The only witness of
the murderess emmunter, John Jowett, a young man
in his 21st year, wee recalled and re-ezamiamil
He stated that the reason why be did not assist Milne. when
he war attacked on the road was, that be was frightened
when he saw a knife produced, and be cotld not tell the
reason why be should ham run tar assistance is a place at •
distance of a mile and a half from the spot, wheal he saw
that easy persons were in it sir dwellings, and had sat
retired to bed sing the road thithtr. The murderer worts
• round drab coloured jacket, a fustian waistcoat, red silk
handkerchief, and a cloth cap, and yet, although he noticed
there articles of dress, be did not (for it was too dark, he
sald) stream hie features, and did not think he would ever
be able to recogsiss the murderer, " rscept by bis clothes."
Being asked where be bad lived all his life, and where be
tat bens brought tap, he stated that he bad passed the
earlier pontos of his life at Ripos, and the rest at New
fords, adding, is answer to another interrogatory, that he
bed " remises to a school in his life." Mr. J. N. Terry,
the summits, me the remairder of hie %continuo. Thal
jury then reternsd the open verdict of 4, Wilful murder
spinet some person unkaosen."—ilanchester Guardia&
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