The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-14 00:00:00

THAMES.

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J. erref;s, aged lv, was charged with firing a pistol loaded
with shot at his sister, Susannah Maria Curtis, aged 17, and
wounding her in a most frightful manner.
Inspector Miller, of the It division, put in a certificate
from 31r. Bushfield, house surgeon of the London Hospital,
stain.; that the wounded girl was admitted into that insti-
tution yesterday with a pistol shot wound in her face, and
that she was in great danger therefrom.
It appeared in evidence that the prisoner, hi+ sister, and
mother, went en board a ship in the St. Katherine
Ducks yesterday afternoon on a visit to the steward, who
was about to take some raisins from a locker, in which were
two pistols. The prisoner took up one of thew. awl, pre-
Ent'ng it towards his sister, said Shall I fire ?" She beets a
alarmed, and sa'd " For God's sake put it iMam, or you will
e 0 time mischief." At that moment the pistol went off, and
the whole contents were lodged in his sister's face, which
was frightfully shattered, and she fell backwards, air
patently lifelts. Immediate assistance was rendered, and
she was taken to the leispital. The pistol was loaded with
duck shot, and the poor creature received the main part of
the discharge in her mouth. Other shots spread over her
fare, and some lodged in her eyes and deprived her of sight.
The prisons r, who seemed deeply elf (AAA at the lament-
able orturrenve, said he did wit mean to harm his sister,
and that the pistol went taus he was laying it on the table.
The steward of the ship and Sarah Ann Hudson, a visitor
on board, said the pistol went ow as the prisoner laid it on
the tade, that it was either cocked or on the half-cock, and
that the prisoner did not preterit it at his sister at all. The
girl was seated in front of the cabin-table when the pistol
went off. The occurrence was quite accidental.
Mr. Yard], y—There is no doubt it is a pure accident. If
the prisoner hail presented the pistol, even in play, I should
have detained him. Ile is discharged.

" TIIE JEBVITS."—PART 11.
Itesu ' g hie otrieteres on Ow oloinge of these in-
achot i2vlllt• 41i...1001014 of aside. he would nut de-
fraud then' of their due, but readily admit the large
anemia of ilea e: us" they brought to the working of
this ir whores. however questionable the. tneems on-
ploy!al iu furtherance of objects mot less equivocal.
Thew ingenuity, however, was mainly cxhiloited in
the siarowlhous mechanism of check. and dregs by
the applieatian of which they impeded or returdeil
the progress of the public intylleet iu every land de-
livered up to their rotated. The great mental e-
meld of the 111th centnrY, and the onward impolite I
which Europe felt thrilling throughout her remotest'
boundaries, wen• alarming symptoms w hieh it levottoe
the Invaie so of lbw Orde r to clog and chain down.
Limb by limit tlw giant of nliwm Annul himself'
entamtle"l in the meshes of a legion of 'will-trio'.
pigmies. who silently and lalietriously p!icol thole
separate toosks and fastened the ligament* id intellec-
tual bondage with Iversen ring and combined perti-
nacity. At Salamanca. at Coimbra, ne at lira,nie
'awl ingothlscat. in Italy a+ in Emote, the reticulated ~ THE FIUMI.EY NICItHERERs.—APPRETIENSTON OF
Well of selsthistie 'sophistry was rewoven ; these mails ' _ . . ANoTIIV.II lit'lail.Alt.—f,4ll.ol, St'ssl, HATCBDAY.—
This day having ill en appointixl by the magistrates fur the
,i Mr. hale, Mr. Isms Drummond, Mr. E. .1. Ita. mil-
ntenilwra of the European community were put buck I
into their hutting strings, and a net-work itf be- too, r. Mr. Stephenson, Mr. John Tollemuche, Mr. Cumming re-exannitation of Samuel Maywood one of the peroms
charged with the murder of the 'Rev. Mr. Holiest, and
Bruce, Mr. Napier.
Bundling influences silently extended over tlm whole Lasko Ile UV (nett of the Earl of Albemarle) is about Jam,s Hamilton, the upprowr in the Uckfield burglary,
Mirrors. or 3,11.4.6 ty. With a Finn and tot:coma grasp to a;,,,,„rttio att• function, of private seeretary—without the l'own-hall was crowded to t lee.). The pnsoners having
they held in grim monopoly the education of the upper seta ry -to Lord J. Russell. in the place of Mr. W. It. Grey, been placed in the dock, Mr. W. It. Iliddli•conthe, the chief
supenntenilent of thc Surrey constabulary, sai from
classes. seeming evorning the hulk of oleo jormelu whose Mum- M.l'. for 'rynewouth, lately appointed one of the scvre-
cumstances winch hail come to his knowledge loc
ust neees-
tionto knowli lige they systematically discountenanced larks of the poor-law bisard.—trrer.
sary that he should at once apply fur a remand. lie came
Moss At 'retAterr.—The came of this lady, t. ti
,at Loa morning prep wed with evidence which, after it
—thejealents inipillinwistaby which they sought to ob-
sou- which htaos exeitie;d, so much attention, is likely, we under-
strati lel ate other religious fraternities en- Inset been heard, would justify them in committing both the
'rowed in the teaching deportment, lbw speaker Mao- ;
It .. curreorTl; rnmaou. r7l happy and
solution,t Prtri'''ners; hut in emorquence of a communication he had
herhelvTlT,tlttia:zioarnt morning—sluti
soJoho Isaacs had been appre-
tritted by nfereate to the 31111111. of his own (inlet' Miss Talbot is shout toile married to Lord Edward Itoward,
(the Ilantabifes). the struggle to which they subjected M.l'. for Horsham, son of the Duke of Norfolk, b
--tre'litan" charge lus one concerned in in.' that andu. ttiChitr!'i'kulintlelwrhoVsehrye
England, an arrangement
llw Scolopilitut (father* of the pious schools), the The- earl marshal and premier peer of —if the 4
bench would grant a remand it would ;liable hint
Theirs ift,!..l%eryris.rt suilable, :nod one in which the public will
alines of Italy. mid the oratonans of Frame. to place the luau in the dock with the other prisoners.
ta more than ordinary interest.Tro/o The magistrates risked Mr. Biddlecombe what remand he re-
. ,
wa, nu race of generous rid but an ignoble effort z VACANeII 0(11 ItItED ON b.tTlL'ltil XV in the re- quinsl i—Mr.i Biddle comhehthorht a week would be sof&
pttobthe au-
entry clear tin' ettllll.o Id till Coitaltetittin, and bar the presentation of Bost ,by tl c death of the lion. Dudley
entry of the llippodrome. Wleut was the upshot of Pelham, a brother of Lord Yalrborough. The cause of the ctheoari;ies tri.twTu'nilitriv‘il'ire7elliiatirLi alloswhrinlditoa
this artificial and unnatural eystem of exclusion ? gallant oitleer'is death was, we believe, inflammation; and the dock with the other prisoners.—The chairmanl' tlrensrem-
With indignant kick the philooophy of the 15th ten- his illness had been of short duration. ntanded the prisoners till the 214 inst. It is stated that
fury prostrated the rotten barrios. and mooing art some extraordinary disclosures will be made at the next
inquiry. The man Isaacs is one of the eight men that
the hitherto reserved arena, put to flight its cnterea the Miss's Farneombe's Louse, ucar Ucktiel I •
privileged oompants, mid careered in triumph THE II -_EPRESENTATIoN OF I'IMOCTIL—tt SCOW
llecembe last, the '' • '' ."
le other seven having luso tried and
over the ground of pekoe'. and literattwe. to is' iletcrmined by all shades of liberals that Lord Ehring" trausporterd at lle last assizes at Lewes. it is stated that hi
They laboured hung of late years in Franee. through tone,,,T,'Al,,.‘j,e,,L.,slto.fl".titt.;eollii,ueror,tubeh.ba„Fiiisctehr,
tsh,all,l,tiloan• Iles
had
was also in the Frilllley CI,C, but that Smith, for "particular
the lifting instruine ntality of dole tool Nliontalene- the etteet of teaching the ultra-'.ilierils, who. then put' Mr. reasons," omitted all mention of him, and that he is likily
W figure in the next inquiry.
bert. to obtain its that country what they modestly Henry Vincent into nomination, she folly of dividing the TUB FRIMLEY It,ttiwatt:ns.—On "Sattaday after-
entitled .. In li'., ei, rre•mciiiiiient." lit what dues tits ral interest, and which then resulted in the defeat of
that liberty, now that tlwyliave got it, actually con- their own candidate and of that .if their less ultra friends, nrtinenthoefiwl'slrvairVai'rais'sued
for eannfitizatte,iscrikonold fnor the exe-
lint ?In the rampant riding rough-shod over all tll,l iii,,,,..t,r,ti;:fr..,,,,,,,f,en10e..
'Ref'cutcumthililowPorinitocurnitlieinnefiting
rib!
nextc were commenced in the llorsculuOnger-lane Gatill.' Fir
teaching hub their own ; in muzzling Nlichelet, and ing oho return they have
Mr. Collier, and his return may thereforesi George Grey, it is understood, will listen to no suggestions
every professor of entitle:nee in the French Univer- toe regarded as certain. It was expected that Mr. Wigram for either the postponement of the execution or the coin-
mite; in striking terror through the moles of the crawtooni would have sought the suffrages of the liberal mutation of the sentence, and the execution will, in that
who;
edurational body, from the highest occupant of cleetore. in conjunction with Lord Ebrington, but it is now case,ntkte pliTtse in Inlst:f liorselotn;grcdr-lane Gaol on Tues.
scientific chairs to time lowest pedagogue of village: um",:l:;:iet, tchostli.hre wi li 1...,,
uo.t,f,:iar
hl.iiidnads:,! for some,other bo•
simda}:er;were visaitue'ielarliry triter li'eni. Willi ay
ritionwicingtht,,,ehpari:
instruction. restoring the manacles of the mind and which he declares. 'himself hostile to•
the. s tohttbp%clilarhitogrs, isn.
lain of the gaol, who has been unremitting in his exertions'
the slavery of the soul as far as they mu Ternary on 'ion, to tractarianism, aud to the further endowment of any to bring the unhappy men to a proper sense of their posi-
the forbearance of moisten!' civilisation. But there is religious body. Ile states that lie will assist in carrying out tion. The rev. gentleman conveyed to them the intelli-
this dittbnmec between the
your of such a the principles of free trade, and that he is prepared to sup- ge,nee that all hope oftpard,o,n wt a: _ irio at an end, and that
spstsin. send the odds in favour of infidelity. Isttrtd a considerable. extension ur tei suffrage, 'll"rtelthig tahre.yremprew•se"mtPerns" hoovringllishtenireillo°oTt• doom. The
Unbelief mews it, the open day, like the hawk, and uorttlinei o,lrri.rliain,entjsi
1 itiveuattiony o';'llmotinatersthoefaluif--
„ lion to the religious consolations of the excellent
lion.
pounces on its prey in the full meridian blaze of 'lament. 1 1 .-u I" chaplain, but are still firm in maintaining their inno-
cence of the murder of the Rev. Mr. Holiest. Levi
noon : Jesuitism I is in the dark, admits the noe- Tin: Nsow 1.P.1 FOR COVENTRT.—Mr. (leach, the
ll,ar
ifedneenritimaasii,tt,ains af sullen silence, und his de-
turn al habits of the owl, and creeps under cover of new M.l'. for Coventry, was, it is stated, formerly a clerk
:mai
kittelrell opacity on the vermin of its predilection. in the Bank of England, at a salary of 801. per annum. Ile
Tantuel Jones, on the other.
Mng ud
irs mtorre' crmcahnuidaestuTi.:
(The attitude and exquieite puntontime with which ;es so,lisequently_deireetor of a_ banking establishment at tined, and although denying the justice of the sentence
this and other pussagen were delivered is of course:loot nr",..;:,,,atitii.amwi,..l:itemtemi, gentleman is now a liege Iron
aiiit is stated, lately been returned which he is to undergo, appears resigned to his fate. The
to the' reader.) et $O,OOO/. per annum. final interview between the convicts and their friends took
If they cr mpol the wholesome development of livog l'lttli Istroovrairsrs.—On Saturday, by 0p1,a,c,... ti..ini Saturday,,,Loreceived
instructions
tuino. Mfur.rlliaiii, elley,uffthe Waterloo.
the Mind they were no less disastrously skilled its order of the l'ommissioner. of Woods and Forests, this car- coffins in which the his' rries ortlie cotiviiemtsmss"illathetarientoefrrtel:le
circumscribing within the narrow sphere or their riage dile: opposite Cumlx•rland-gate WWI widened 50 feet, Mr. Superintendent Haynes has made arrangements for
and a new promenade cut through the plantations. This
unnatural restntietts the expansion of the human the erection of the barriers and "cross trees " similar to
heart, and, under the pressure of their educational altehra.:Liu.niihlirasai,h,7erilmaioivii....peznareXtinrun,lahrohtO
ttolitaiticat Jlydef- those used
.on the occasion of the Mannings' execution.
thraldom, were wide:nal toot only the sacred flintily 'tr. south iron,
tof rne marble arch. • view
o '&h,.eAC(iruussioners of l'oli,ie have directed u large body of
aft et ions, but the more ennoblino, impulses li.trat. AGGRESsION.—Mrs. Jerningham, of Ply- metropolis,S.terve,
amounting
drought
inugaiittoofathouset several divisions
mento iiietl:he
of patriotism and national indepordenee. It mouth, two of whose children were forcibly taken from hcr, attendance. The execution will take place at nine o'clock
was a pompon,' hexed of their apologists that the during the night or at an early hour in the morning, and in the morning.
I lodged b\. her husband in the convent at Taunton, where THE I.AWsll.ttL NiCRDEIL—CONFESSION. —The
R eneration which grew up during the interregnum
of flair diwoutinuance from 1712 to 17:141, was ....I,l,:ohts,...sninacehi, b,e:en, uniiii, ble to have anyh control
i, over them, or execution of George Carnt, for the murder of Elizabeth
thereby left to achieve all the atrocities of the French ; di,: lion. cro,:t,wn; / everge-rse.cr, wsto'itingt eetlaPthr fact, sentu :01.1 letter
et. to 1t ,
d ..---
4- iiiiiborfige, at Lawshall, near Bury St. Edmund., or. the
revolution. This statement he outraged in its I with their abduction and detention. The case will probe- `2?)tud inst.,al' autallr7t;:ti:timedutnodtkesipnlamcetre Tu.xlaL, the
various bearings,. The chief actors in the mon: die- sly be brought by petition forthwith before both houses of the prisoner he hiss become resigned to his coapuPro.atic:ingu
reputable seems of that period were of an age to Parliament, aud in order to get these young children out of •
I fate, and although he has made no written confession, he
the Care of Miss Jerningham the Lady Abbess of the Tatall- h d •
represent the tooth of thew colleges: but the glow-.c. a mated to the authorities of .the gaol that, after die
ton Nunnery, it is intended io take immediate steps to eharrow public-house on the day in ques-
ing energies and vigorous resolves which shattered 1 them 5,,,,h, id, chd,,,,-..
ey 'the facts connected with their ,to deceased rorielita the
the old ouperstructure of social decrepitude, and de- ; detention ought to lie made
.publie. Thel would go far to farm,n' that heeforTowed her,rpose or
an.,;tuorn„inrtg home, to her parents'
mulished despotism thmughout the Loa it had cum- I prove, if anything be wanting to prove it—which we can where the body ...
arterwthlls
found;ok thath,r nijaer the spot
bend for ages. could never have been the work of Tia
:rdlivatt.iirse—the great necessity for the enactment of a newed hit suit, and that the deceased. a married 'woman,
Jesuitical tnuning,—fit but to suckle slaves ;while the ; ;law
outale proposed
vit"Wattiontre
by Mr. Lacy for throwingti open to positively refired to have anything to do with him. An
altercation ensued at the stile, about half a furlong from
Wretched poltrnons who tied into emigration, a I
and lystem of coercion and weary a:doubt" uin yeoru the
rm'ealncts the pond, and booing succeeded in overpowering his victim,
made no stand for their rotten cause:, were mostly of ere deluded and forcibly kept in a state of confinement. But he afterwards dragged her senseless to the pond, and threw
an age to have been echolare of the Jesuits. whether they are or not, the British public, who have eared her into it. Ile has acknowledged the correct:nes:sof the evi-
it were abounl to expect from the tuition of men, so,muitthtfortthtiewfretallromnoofslthet.slitve abroad, should have dears upon which he was convicted, but says that the
ay • harboured in privacy at murder was unpremeditated, and done in a state of frenzy.
accost dines in all the tyrannies and participators in Lire. Ypiymootetet.r,Z„,a.
all the oppreaolons that ever crushed the helm's of ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following . ftedaprriler hand'nhiswflgwtVe initieeriees•wewdith his treads on
mankind, the daring aad the determination requisite ;gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations, for him, as he alasggo'ng o am better"worlier anndotthaatfrlelet
to rid the world of the foul and fraudulent imposi- i were admitted members of the College on the 11th inst.:— knew the Lord would forgive him the sins of which he had
tient. Pedagogues of that sort may produce partisans • Misses. W. J. 'lowland, Wargrave, Bilks ;E. emphelbv, been guilty. He has paid the strictest attention to the
for Dun Carlos or the l'ortuguese Caligula, lion !!`l'iteild, sutra t.T H. Hartshorne, Broseley, Salop ; T. religious instructions given him by the reverend chaplain
Spencer, E.ll. Shiltms, Leicestershire ; J. 11. Bywater, of the gaol, and appears to have profited by them. An
Miguel: they may try and teach the youth of the Knottingley„l orkshire; E. A. H. licad, Stoke, Plymouth ; attempt has been made by several influential members of
Two Sieilies to obey Perdinand of Naples, as they B. Baker, Broadway, Wore otenhire ; J. Rouse, Walborn- the Society of Friends, du • ring the past week, to pro-
eepuilly sought to uphold that other sanguinary idiot green; J. 11. Tieliell, East Loot' ; and J. J. Birch. Market cure a commutaion of the sentence, and a petition,
j..,,rdinand ~f Sim,„, j;„t cons' notional mooting". is Ida-en. At the some nweting Mr. Vi". Ross passed hi. Cl - with that ohje et. was forwa tied to Sir George Grey. An
on its march: whether in that bona. or in republican itntatielatntAiiitoalqi.
ergitositili;rle.'ilii.:presideit and council have I answer has lie, n received, stating generally that the sight
plenitude, the approach of freedom is inevitable: and itusrilt-street, 'Bloomsbury, thelat • prise .offorrlier. 1 hon.. baronet regretted that he could
.find no reason for in-
ducing him to come to any other decision than that the law
the Go-ciietence of Jeruitiont with its emancipating . coati on twuralzia. should take its course.

A CADlNrryouNen.was held onSatunlay after-.

noon ut the Foreign-office. The ministers present
were lard John Hassell, the Lord Chancellor, the
Kin of 31into, Sir George Grey, Viscount Pahuer.
Mon, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Lind Broughton, the Hight Hon. Henry Lalxru-
elicre, the Lad of Carlisle, and the ]tight lion. Fox
Maule. The council sat two hours and a half.

Loep Lts(ium.E, the late Ifaster of the Itolls, has
Ire remt to state, 1111'11 attacked with paralysis, and Seri-
"?ll7. NINTH L.tsT DINNER wan
Riven on Satunlay, WIII-11 Ow following mintlicts wire pros
wig :—Marquis of Wine...shirr, Marquis of Illandford, lord
Gird Itenillealiaiii. Hon. Gerard Noel, lion.
Francis Scott, lion. rev M.iviceU, lion. Geo. like Tre-
vor, Sir Ilenry .11eux, Sir John Pakinaton, Mr. Ilate,on,
Mr. Mundy, Mr. Eselyn, Mr. Forties, Mr. Illakemorr,
Mr. Walker Ili neatte, Mr. Neill, Mr. John Neel 1, Mr.
.
Lary.