The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-23 00:00:00

! r EXPRESn, TH URSDAY EVENING, SEP I'EMBER 23, 1858.

knowing ones cell "eats" on yotr walking, there
are cliffs to try your wind and hills to prove the
mettle of your legs; if you ars a botanist, lovelier
wild flowers than adorn our lanes and hedge* never
grew—a naturalist, and you shall exercise your in-
gmuity in classifying the tailless stoats, weasels, and
field-rats which scuttle constantly across your path.
The erschologist may shell out all day oa the beach
(ha will have so chance of pertorming the feet in the
slang sates of the word, as there are no stops in
which to spend his money); the student of character
may learn mach in his communication with the
kindly hearted boatmen • and the bookworm can
wake the acquaintance of an old lady, the widow of
a naval °thaw who possesses " Thaddeus of War-
saw," " Pamela," " The Mysteries of Udolpho," and
other reccat publications.
Only let him be prepared to rough it, to wear a
shooting jacket, a wide-awake, and hobnailed boots
—to smoke a short pipe,and to give and take with the
rough good humour of the district—and the toil-
worn Londoner will be certain to pass a pleasant
holiday in my fishing village. Y.

itt s small imbue, he (the kernel esensel), tab, into
osmideration the chereoter which the seemed bore, d
it wit* he tee =nab to mit e jury le Ind flips be hidriX
been fittest in what he bad done, end ihould %melon not
oar any evidence.
Mr. Nigh said the amused never bed say intent to
Wren&
• verdict of Nog Guilty was thin teams.
THIRD COURT.
(Before the Common fieryrent.)
The greater portion of the day is this court wee
fa ditgadag of the remainieg Mint awes left in =el
Court list of yemerdey.
TM 01611.1iinis daring the math which has elapsed since
the sessite emetated to 36, or rather more then one-fifth
of the satire sminiwr of the Oman diar in the present
calendar. Bat ate of the mess = • G&Wn of novelty.
It was that of two woman, with children
is their armee, whir ="abedo:Otd- the Mowing novel plan.
They celled arm the sweete at gestimesn, moody the
cooks, end inquired whether they bed any bones for
sale, and My mode the purchase paid for them
in bed balf-trowntA receiving • large proportion back
in pod choose. The., is little doubt but that the
had he pretties,' to a great extent not only in town
bet in the eabmbs, for in ads instance one of the uttering.
took piece at a getelansen's beer at Camberwell and another
at the west end althe town.

eoroarof thoprioojwnT who had bow Won convicted
was sohnood to pad wwwitodo, wad the caws to long
Nos of ; the Camas Ihrlowit ospeusiag
Ms hi pass owe sowthaoss spa all ;hoes who
maw • thwo balw• the. "wit _ _

ifilisionh Jloni,l9, mi;imind, was Indicted for °marling
dislike of alma° alibl.

16:&-iiipalTramaiaisi, Ran lin neigh dekaded.
The ere !ate seise the primmer Ira this :
The some* a vespesesbie-ki=sirrood wawa. lived
at wannawaret, eon vie the aim Nth was cm
e vials to some kiss& la Glerrett-irms, ht that
hood. She wee the* takes In la the pods, hot 7th
stem what hod been the mates with her, mad shortly dour
verde left eppirently in very week conithion. later the
mete emit sis ins ems swag la a very saleasted
stalstatfaltm .mod the Thome, seer vidokohrt, on
the , Ike body elf a howlswr
head et SO below Miloweter murk. The opinion of
ihamedpiea was dot the skid bed died from the want of
prow Wl* at fie lea. bed, it wee broad by
the pollen psepewil some kr ea infant, end had it
in her drawls M Mem

17; Ks deem% esslueeled that the disposal of
the body wee Doe the see et einereekorait which the law
ODD
ThIitZLIVIIMIIIi a week etßee Guilty.
M" at end AAA 14a4, 21, labourer*,
we combed era @wan um she police.
Mr. Cooper sad Mr. Mud preelevied and Mr. Ribten
and Mr. Lei MIA&

it spinout iihet yMsa eho alma( of Sunday, the Bth of
Anger, the asmetahbr won at Teenne"o-kull, user Deptford,
• Starlet MAW by the lower dose ot sodosvoluing
to disputes a mob which was colleetige whoa they was set
on by do grinners and other', esenebsrlog ha all nearly 100,
sad neat ewer* 111-treated. One of the pismire nearly
bit off the laps of police-constable 318 R, whilst smother
(Illesr bed MB jaw brokon.
The Common fisrjesnt seettenced the rnieonoes to took*
months' Imprikonntent, observing that it vas a areal brutal
and diegraoefal outrage.

SOUTHWARK.
Hr. Hairy Galati, • svarehouttethan. of Chespeide, resid-
ing at Poreet-bill, was charged with attempting to mom the
rolls of the Brighton Balmy terminus, London-beldre,
while a Male was ta timtkie, sad obstructing and wraith%
one of the railway company's essmats in the szsouriatt of
his duly.
Jams Peckham, an Meer It the employ of the Laden
Brighton and Soutb Comet Railway Compaity, said, that as a
quarter past nine o'clock oa the previous night he was en
duty at a barrier inside theterininus where the public passed
to mooed to the MM. At that dins the ball ream and he
Modred a signal to start the train for West Croydon. He did
so, =daemon as the trsialitsrlsouted the primmereame to him
and wanted to pass him. He told him it was too lam, as the
min bed started. The prisoner then attempted to climb over
the harrier, led afterwards he got over tbe wall and went
over to the snivel side, where a fain was coming fa from
Brighton. The prisoner then jumped m the metals and was
about to cross over to the down Croydon train, which was
then leaving the terminus, when cm of the ticket collectors
rushed after him and stopped him. The primmer pitched
the collector against the buffer of the =ghat, sad it was a
miracle that a amities saddest did sot take place. Whams
rushed to the collector's maistaaos, whin the prisoner Muck
him twice on the breast, and when on the platform he streak
him again. Kr. Wallace, the station master, and Inspector
tody.
Rich/tads, then came up, sad the primmer war given into
cus
The miaow hero denied having struck say person.
John Winetealey, a ticket orilestor, oonfirmed the forum
witness:B statement.
_

The dehodattt adadtted arcalair the metals, bat denied the
setaalte. He called

Kr. Bdwardirsttel , also a wershousissan, residing at
Forest-hill, who &aid he was present at the time, and saw
Mr. Gillett attempt to cross the line, end the ticket °Winter
hint and pulled him about rather rudely. Delhosdast
stoppede him, when a scuffle ensued, but be did not see hie
friend strike any officer.
Mr. Bantam said he did aot think that any violent assault
had been committed, but that the defendant merely pushed
the officer while he was preventing him from serious acci-
dent to life or limb ; therefore he should not inflict the full
extent of punishment the law allowed him. As a caution to
him and others he must pay a penalty of 40s.

THAMES.
Mr. Joseph Smith, solicitor, applied for a anisaces
against a person named Day, for defrauding Mr. flalsogon, a
tradesman.

Mr. Smith stated that his Mast, Mr. &lesson, had a
pony to diepoes of, and he agreed with • an named Day
to exchange it for a harm, which appeared 'effetely sound
and free from blemish. On the following roarninc, when
the horse wee groomed and washed, he was found to be
covered wit► sores, which bad bean ingeniously }elated over
and concealed before the lone an. tato the poesesska of
Mr. &lesson. His client attempted to work the home, bat a
constable stationed on the Brtmswick•wharf, Blackwell,
threatened to summon him to the police court if he did so,
and the animal was oriven to its stable. Mr. Salveson wee
now in posseesion of • worthless horse, covered with sores,
and Da_y had obtained • valuable pony.
Mr. Yardley—This is an attempt to make this court a tri-
bunal to try a horse canoe.
Mr. Smith—With due submission to the court, sir, I moan
to my ft is • kind of fraud to paint over the some of • home
and pass It or as • sound one.
Mr. Yardley—Yea, but there was an exchange. I think
you tang take the ease into the County Court, or into one
of the superior warts at Westminster. If you make out the
sores of the home were painted to conseal them, you will
no doubt mover damages. I decline to grant • summons.

Yr. Thomas Stamway, a Intilie;,7ippeared before Mr.
Ingham to answer • ottomans charging him with unlawfully
to
evade the payment of a toll under the following
oircummanom :
Wright, a Noll-collector, stated that on the
temalaisius Of an 11111 i Inst. he was at the aide bar at the comer
tithe Ist the lisyswater-road, Notting-hill, when he
saw the t drive up in a chaisaveart. He
the Wed the bee and got on tithe cart.storth:
left lies bass eari cart unattended, sal yolked enough the
her to bused the Mall Tenth, when be bed Nene row
bating& Winer celled the Menke el • onelabie ft the
bens sad can bong left nestionded, es this was sot the drat
time he (Adenine) lied evaded the ppaayreat ef the 151. A
I men was ah ermine exit by the to milk the bares
up and down the read, used his Ohs delndsaf a) return. By
not driving the bens sad sat three* the her he en-
deavoured towed* the month of IL led. On other one-
sins he had cash
the delinedeat lake eat of the artand carry then thestgli the bee le kis
The detesthat Mil nee thee ago he bought a piece of
land lie the Mall, sad commenoed erecting DAM sew no.
At that time thin we as bur at the end, sad he had free
aeons to his propeeth; the heathy Mat her had ben put
np, which had very width* de
.gentthiled thp
.value of his
booms, sad had lammed his z be
i maid eat cart
bricks er sorbing else within • tell. lie
should like tow he the °plain of his ;rent; al to whether
they had any Agit to put up the bar.
Mr. legion said the commissioners of roads bad power to
place • bad all the ale roads leading upon the main line.
The sot at pediment also stated that if say pane should
inn upon a road say bores, cart, ko., by reason whereof
the
to • paymen
ytof of toll shell he avoidedor lesesan, was Noble
gosalt
The defendant readily admitted leaving the horse sad oar
to prevent being charged with the toll. He, however, denied
few
having carried say heavy goods through the bur, but only •
Mr. Ingham said be would only impose a nominal penalty
this time, as the eleasedene append to have been acting 1
under a mistake. He fined him Is. and 7s. nets.
The defsadent was also summoned by the peace for leav-
ing his cert in a thoroughfare longer than was necessary for
toning or unloading.
Mr. Ingham only lined him Is., and 3e. costa.

TREATMENT OP THE INSANE.-INQUEST AT
OOLNEI-HATCH.

Yesterday Mr. Wakley held an inquest at the
County Lunatic Asylum. Colney-hatch, on the body of
'Thomas Francis Williams, one of the palest., who was IbM
deed In his bed by a sight attended.
After the evidence of the attendant had been takes,
Dr. Tydeus, the medical superintendent of the seas de-.
parttime; stated that the deceased was quits dead whoa he
arrived. There was not the slightest mark of Admix upon
his purses, sad a post- modem exeralaation at the body showed
death to have been produced by asphyxia, the melt of
an epileptic St, the man being subject to that Sara of disease.
The -beds wee of • white colour, and there was • very re-
markable tumour se large as • walnut found at the bees.
Coreed—The attendant states that he has 200 patients to
look site at sight, and of that number 40 have Ste. Surely
that ettewhowe is sot enough for such a Dumber
Dr. There are three night watches on the male
day, eel all ea ditty at the suns dim
(,Less—But he says he is away three quarters of sa
hour at a dew The attendance is Dot enough. It le an
atonnews wiesber, 200, and more, than any man casi
Mibirlook after, with forty of them subject to Ste.
amad even la the same room, but distributd over
some. sped. rations being suffocated meke no noise to
direst the enieh's attention, none whatever.
One of the petiolate and on attendant were examined, but
additional wee elicited, except that the deemed
apes.= the patient next his bed about three o'clock, end
seemed very well then.
After some further observations by the coroner upon the
insufficiency of night atteadants, who had to give Mielest
flood, tc., to so my patients in the night, the jury returned
• verdict in mediae* with the medical evidence of Dr.
Tyumen, sad the peossedbige tartninated.

OUTRAGE IN A CHIGICIETARD.-0011 Of &Coe
wanwaly wicked and coaligannly nisehincen astimen ter
which it is difficult to find cooties, ether la paw hoed-
dam, or grovelling sell-interest, wee perpetrated at deed of
algae cm Friday lac at Bardwell. la the oherollyard el thin
=lon wads a tomb, earroanded by hoc plisades,
whisk ewes She mins of the pewit iseumbeot's
lcoadsty.ly At the Not of lbw Mob diem Mood ea elegant end
marble ewe, eo pissed et the request alibi' eVing lady
Una& Oa Miry iNgU Ilk cross was broken and carried
snip, met to she grief et the eneemed rector, acid we may
say el nearly aN the perth. • Timothy of tress sad
shrubs were damaged at the ems time. On PeNee &spa-
lateselsat Clark being applied to, he was it opinion
Uwe the cram must be secreted eerneerdwe war th=
ham memos it wee taboos ft msssot a
Ytely to be earehd jar away, et eared for eels: and to
break it op anywhere w eisemred ingenals mould to likely
to load to dstestisn. The town wilt& Mee adjenst se
the cherstyle• was accordingly dragged with
snow et Ilea NW It might hare been Wolin down=
awe a booth* arm► et seem lemedea, It wee the. seed
le moil the eleekarlielmmeeemermadil re al bilk* ea
the site el wXlek Y lemh, ssa.edvhe .seers .11 Om
reamilei " mma et war _ 801.111111Nem deilmiswdla The
melt le siew am* Wiz *WWI mak emil mperpown
wUt tashela watilhie die at the tighway
dllt plemellylbeelleedaligterelseilaeat Clark was
peedhialeas by dwells et UM seals liithest from the
eleseholm ewe emerallag paledleir from the mud, which,
sajoiewinws twee& tie by • rake, proved to be the
mai* mom poly anima bur the seam sod otherwise
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Barr. 22.—The market to-day
bas be.. Ina at ths adman.. Saha : 10,000 bales, meat-
'gum 2,000. 1.000 Bnrat, at 44. to eia. ; 700 Egyptian. 3d.
to ; ,000 araam, to Rd.; 100 Maranhao figd.
to 1 ; 00 Bahia, M.; 7,100 Amass.
CORM.—ENITON, Sort. 12.—Tbsro was a good supply
of wheat at oar Mal kat today ; the trade shoat the same as
last weak. Rods, 42a. to 44a. ; liikito, 445. to 475. A fair
show of oats at la. decline: 11 stasso, 22a. to 235.; 12 stones,
255. to Ms. More beans °Swing to-day at last wears rates :
now, 465, to 46e.; old, 60s. to 620. Peas same u last week,
465. to 48s.
LTint, Supt. 21.—dt our Corn Exchange this day we
had a fail attendance of growers, and but a moderate supply
of wheat; the bast samples realised within Is. par qr. of
last wok; otamoo, Is. to 24. per qr. lower. Bar in hie
@apply, mad all descriptions moat be noted ad. to ls. per qr.
ethaspor.

SiOCITON- ON •Tzu, SrxT. 22.—Tbe arrivals of grain fa
the pen week are fair. At our market this morning the sup-
ply of wheat from the growers was not large ; there being g
good attendance of buyers, it was cleared off early at the fall
currency of last Wednesday. Bean. unaltered. Oats in
steady request. Grinding barley in good demand, without
alteration In value. Imports during the past week : —Wheat,
emetwise, 800 qrs_ • foreign, 860. Barley, foreign, 1,000.
Oats, otnatwies, 360.

CATTLE.—tionnum,lnTr. 22.—Trade kaiak to-day
sellers sold out. Beet made from 2s. to 64.; mutton,
3s. 10d. to 6a. 2d. ; ved, 4s. to 6..; pork, 3a. to 4e. 64.
per stone of Min., sinking the offal.

COALS.-LONDON SIP?. 22.-Grey's West Hartley,
16e. ; Hartlepool Was; Hertley,l6a. 6d. ; Holynell,l4e. 6d.;
Howard's West Hartley Netherton, Mr. 96.; lenhert's
Weft Hartley, 168. 6d. • Newcastle Hartley, 14s. 6d.
' North Percy Hartley, 14i. 6d.; Tanilald Meer, 13s. 36.
nualleld Moor Butte, 13e. 3d. • Walbotrle Hartley 148.;
Ward's West Hartley, 15e.; items. 14s. 6d.; Wall. Bad
Acorn Close, 16.. 9d. • Walls nd Byron, 16e. 61. ; Walls
End Eden, 160. ; Wall. Bed Cheer* 16s. 6d • Walls
End Harlon, 16.. 9d.; Wall End Hilda, 16s. ; Valls Bad
Northumberland, 168. ; Walls End Riddell, 166.64. ; Walls
End Braddyll's Rotten, 16.. 9d. • Walls End Freiman-
gate, 16e. ; Walls End Hatton, ; Walls Bad Kepler
Grange, 16s. 9d.; Wall. Bad lAnbten, 17s. 3d. • Walls
Bad Roamers Holton, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Iles;h Hall,
16.. 3d. ; Walls End Hanwick, 14. 3d. ; Walls Hnd.Tees,
18a. ; Walls End Whitworth, Ms. 3d. ,• Walls Bad Conn-
don, 158. 6d. ; Blrcherove Gralsols, 18s.; Brown Moor
High Main 14a. 3d.; Nizeit's Merthyr, 21s. ; Pewell's
Dulfryn 34eian, 21a.-131dps at market, 73; sold, 66.