The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-11 00:00:00

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N.N.I.

Henry Dahoe, a porter on the LORIS II lad n*
mows Mailvniy-05 Ike 11th of Minsk Ike pram
brew 6t a Ham= Gab to the station, and he rind wheibe
the foaewbeel oak bed rose to fienthwiam At
direction I sent the Haman on to Birmineben.
Arthur Frames Herpes, of Oaterhaw. dorm endbelieved the lettere eathoriring the runner to ell the
rile were is the • hladmitiali•
Gawp 74 fl, teid—l took the lama into Cab
Jody. sad him Lew charged witte
dWeals two ate
Woes* to Hr. iltenehant, of Badkaelant,
Kure He said if he had known it I should tot have kal
MIL When Won lie wee oe his way to s plows.
imageos, to nosh* ma coke for tee amount wliskthumb
Molted at the Ede.
Primmer del= oleYthivi•
Mr. Yardley Min far trial.

WORIIHIPATRRET.
11011 MT If • "ALMA/ mama.
maw Biddy • ycoag maa respectable is anteare..
wee chivied by r. Henry He, sopenmeaull4--isl
on the Groat Bears Ramey, with the fellow's. robbery.
Kr. Hest said—The primmer is • clerk a the pc.
esiswees d the company, at the Bharat& Terrors
Last oraing, hoes Warman OM to me by
Lotter is that alleyl gardened the primate refers
far • Yr. Barrett, Abidp, la Pasta, moo
frolin‘ =Jinni.% and under his OM. He trier dr
hel
donsvereikmow nethinotems &ram
saarmesd.d. Afters"
perethidpereorlr reorchsemalwrwik
that ft had hem tampered with. Pumas theisqdry goo
the strength of who the porter had told me, I aminj ahem
a east tad pair el boots that had boss is the piano WWII
bat aids the primmer dared all Mewledp se the Mad oo
oars* sad I asterseatly found the ear pesisad Is I.
apperonsgartrestof the aka. The warred.. whored
to mike • reasemest, which he did in the roam of their
loser, who, on Marrs it, aid it WY perfectly less, hsj
that la had boss led into it, sad pad, by the proo
who had discard the far. He added that Me boots &Ind
hit Wl*. S, Aktral.pire, West Ham, and I ford thin
there ; they an now produced.
Mr. Gooks—Hew loog has he boa in the menu al do
Tr
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Mr. Kant—Moat 17 months, sir. His friends re ens
and = hitherto he has easdnoted himself j ztrexpressed matrition, and said that it Ins do
first offers&
Wilder Beadle-1 ea • porter in the gareeh.osoo d
doe (heat Rarer' Railway. Yearday morning. reed
...Week. I was In that aloe with him. Re lea
hold of • pared, sad asked me "Do you boom
what im in this? I replied, " No." He doe
obeerred—" Why, you fool: they are gloves
you went • pair ? I replied. My bands net so glow
Hs afterwards took up soother prod, opened it, sad Ink
from it this oast and these bast& the former he Flow
beneath the shipping doh, sad I afterwards sew him ma
hog the bore. I gar 'miasmatic. of what I had seen.
You bar sot odd who helped me to untie Its
panel—was it not you who did so'
Witorm—l swear that I did met—indsed it was at gatild
—tie fitting was Mega, Palled aside at the sod. eat
coat takes tor. The boots mast liar boa taro siterowir
but I law them whoa the coat was removed.
Primmer—Did you souk who was to hare the coat!
Mira—Yes, I wanted to Mr it to Mr. Hat Biro
that yea were roared on theft I did all 1 could to glom
into the hands of my employers.
Mr. Cooke—The prisoner has admitted his gnat, het 1
require to know somethiog more respecting him, Lad Maw
fore order a remand.
Remanded scoldingly.

rarkaoarroan2 AllAlit.
Jane Campbell, a woman 20 years of silt, was charpg
with felonloody caring and wounding Joha Joss,
Deemetrest, Westminster.
John Jaws, the complsinant, whose floe has several sit
upon It, and who said he had quite lost the rs
of hi eye, dewised that last sight at 12 o'er,* Mar i
Deere must, Westminster, on his way to Artilleryegmw,
when he lived, and pared the primer and a mu, ohs
wen is earresseerea. The man :sighed after him, strut
him, and armee& him of behaving improperly to as pet
ems ; this he denied. A scorns esenei, and while be re
endeavour* to defend himself against the mait, the pt
goner erne up and stabbed him three times, from err he
had lost the we of Ids wt.
Is reply to Mr. Arnold, be mid that he bad a male with
him sad was quite sober. He never struck prhonar nag
he was streak, and then be didn't think he had.
Jobe 11.0arthy corroborated this retarget. He oat*
hold of primer's hands. and prevented farther mischief, W.
she straggled violsetly and tried to stab him. She domed
the bads aa a emaMable came.
Polloa.constable 244 B proved seeing prisoner with the
knife In her heed and drop it. He took her into really.
She resisted, sad used moot horrible language. She NM
she had stabbed the " bloke," when her fries& sing
what wee the matter. She mid she would do for him if k
waa for 90 years, and alto that she hod walked about eg
try with the knife, and had at lamb used it.
Mr. Arnold remanded premier till Thursday for the de
portiere for trial, and on leaving the dock she called oat le
a wan= in the body of the coact, "Tell Jem he has got
kin wish."

In the last advisee from Melbourne is an account
of the proosidings the goverment of Victoria has hem
compelled to take with regard to the Doane:ate erst
steamer Shenandoah, which pat into Hobson's Bay ea the
25th of January. It has been repotted that the vain lesd
actually hems seized by the authorities, bat this is an azr
aneratiou of the fans. In coesseuenoe of informatics seer
untested to the goneurnest it felt *Sided in pbaist a
strict guard of pollee at the slip an which the vowel we. ea.
dimming repair, to prevent say breach of neutrality by tie
selidneset of British subject'. But the government it
not hand to detain the ship, sad as soon as her meth
were eampleted she would proceed to sea.
Ms. GLADSTONE AND FATE= Marnrw.—A
people's edition of Mr. Maguire's " Life of Father Mathew"
annommed. Mama. Longman mention is their "
tarty List," that the following letter has been receindk
Mr. Kerr tram the Chancellor of the Exchequer :—"
have es ad as Duenixed pleasure in pirating your Meyer
phy of saber Mathew. lam ashamed to think that, iddle
you thee lestructed me, I had. in common perhaps with
many others, bat a vague idea of his great =canes ; sal
I did not bow the gran height of virtue sad of holism It
which be hod stained. The pledge' must, I thielt. is
judged not so much upon is abstract merits as will Idea
nee to the frightful evil it was designed to meth ; sad tin
Father Mathew himself it to be regarded, with fehleffige le
the chief 0111111111 el his publicceletaity, rather in the spirit tise
is the letter of his ans. But so regarded sad so undenteoh
what a glorious career it was of apostolic labour sad No.
sacrifice! And eves apart from the whole subject el ism
pomace, what a thirstier bane you shown as. in its du*
plicit , its teneastases, its deep devotion, sad, above an,
that lon which caused him to phew forth fa lasi
and truth the beauty of holiness,' and to provost to ble
fellowneatures so much of the image of oar blend
Saviour. len truly congratulate you as having keen
'and loved him ; as having been able to write of Ito Is e
WOW of such Madison sympathy ; lastly, let me prawn
to say, en leaving eceaposed your able book, from on sal
of it to the ether, an a true oostinatios al his lir*
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sad in the very tmerth as sktwerds God and Mi. WWI ae
would have himself
MADAME TOWARD'S. A full-length intuit
Iffinize, of the late enneb4amaeted Rinsed Osk
ass, ILP., has been added to Madame. Tusiand's Men
tied Gallery, Baker.strest. Amongst the latest Odd'
!foss to the man adhesion are the effigy of the,y=
En of Orem (brother of the Prism W
Prisms el
attired in military mane ; sad that el Many
brother of Mary, Qom. of Soots), who wt
el as
Swilland during the period of thee unhappy` cliff
near of that Queen with her country. The figure u
= tins* one of the most beautifully execatsil
is the exhibition.
LONDON AND MIDDLESEX ARCHEOLOGICAL SO.
wary.—Yestardaymeming a newel misting of the insealme
of this society took place at their r
Bloomsbury, Mr. Arthur Aahpitel, thiTniitest,garta
leg B pernaissice of the Dam and Chapter of St.
the sal drawings made by Sir Christopher Wm" far
's Cathedral were exhibited, and sem* remake _spun
them wan offered by Mr. F. 0. Peones the eathia,
surveyor. Mr. Goodekski exhibited a eerie. of drawisPu
fiirr Christopher's firth model of St. Paul's, which was set
carried out. An iatereatieg diacessies followed, is whisk
the Rev. Themes Hugo. M.A., iartembset of All Saint
Church, Bisimmeste, Mr. 0. J. Shopper, Yr. Arabi
George B. Trench, /Ir. J. Whielweed, and ether
took pen
TEN ORRIN NORTHERN COAL TRArrIC.--.1110
Groat Northers Railway Company are about to nub
eneesin alteration at their coal yard, in Doormen The
growls; important. of the cot! Wale, sad the comergeore
of several imispendent UM' in and soar that town, have be-
dewed the directors to decide that the promet coal yard shall
be apprepriatsd fort goods unties, sad they have nand
into aegoliations with the corporeMos for the purshath
30 sane el Ind for the new coal dopt".—Lreds iformot
BISHOP STEPSON AND PRESIDIO!? LINCOLN.—"11"
bishop neently delivered his peat lecture Is Nsairf
Otripel, Wto a Ingo nano, same whom
were landest Reacts sad Secretory Manton. The NNW
told an anatote alma a Keatucklea egad by as 14116...,_
man what were the bondariss el owe oeuntUldu"
Kasteekin replied that the United Stales were "
sees
oaths
eciesejacaby
se.theeselelegtbe
sowing, onwtheaweeetairersby the=promuUmiedi
ea the an& by the day of judgment" This tho
famines Preideat of the following then, whisk hale(("‘
vets to these aroma him Mee Bell tan with a Nall
Aziewleue Indian, and in the muses of manila we/
airy anion to impress him with the mann id the Bei.
Mai empire. The me,' mid Mr. Bell, 'sear NW 8!,
deminies. De yea undefined hew test Ist
oh. yyaas,ay mid Mee Indian, that is blown God is some
6D tent he the den.' The Wenn asekek ?"4"
1.8 waited to greet the bishop, but could so. wig UP
wiliest another joss. The bilks% fa 'bowies ear
1 ha eatt7 es the war for asy Isegth el time that ea
or theisre might make ememeey, hal wrested
I nth amen et wealth. “Birderm," mid Mr. Lieseloe as
bilm* Tuawa kin " you savor nark the at f*--
I Nerper's as York Wank: