The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS,

MANSION-HOUSE.

The fel:owing iiTents;nlMttitaiierM---Mede to the Lord
Mayor on the part of tbe plies of Hamburg relative to the
statements which hem resentlir bees published in the Erg-
lab ups. the salject of the abduction of a gul
seated Susannah Eva% treat Loads., wha was detained
sad seat back by the eindmdtles M Ilambra itlicb state-
meats the police of that dry soaddand la also respects to
be inenrect, and to cast ridadisas apes Sala which they
did not deserve.
_ _ _ _

tkiiPrillieOf Hamburg were mamba bra telegraphic
musts' from ebb septriatendeat of pekoe, City of Leedom,
on the 6th March, to omit one Susannah Evans, who was
about to only. in company of a man, whose deicrirtioa
was gimp, sad several other lemalei, by the steamer
Commas of Lmadale, on the 7112 March, at Hamburg.
The amealary maitre' for the falelmeat of this
request were imemdiately adopted, sad the &sig.
sated perms were, at their arrival on board
the steamer, takes into eastody by the plies' and
brearbt dirrctiy tv the told cam of the p Them
Wary Ware the above-named Somas!' Evans, five other
English girls, and one Maris WW2, who ectempanied
them. These ponces were fatemegated by a famtimery of
, the jariedietion who Is mavesseat with theliagtish
' leggings. It became evident Wsmilatpairy that limesnalt
Evas, who mid elle was 15 year" bet who older,
I had sit f.l y known foe wha. pupas eke lerseibt
over. The other girls, who bad evidestly Wised to the
worst dam of tondo. protases", hod mime elwp with the
free renletion to enter into a home of prestillidsis, sad
they declared thus stub was mill their intaehea. It was
Mead necessary to send three of them eerie to the brepital,
fa a mempaesee of bodily indinasities. The norislog two,
beteg of full me, as that the Oise bad as right
to interfere. went 'to a brothel kept by a pima aimed
Maaeh samehrog to their ewe wish. Isms der Isar the
pollee elliser, whom arrival bed hem oemenamed hp the
telegrephie remeaps, promoted himeelf to the piles at
Hamburg. Samna& Hems, who HU Meta bad sot hoes
kept la &bow of &Merida, bet limbed beim gives !Meths
els re opeetsble ; rinte weer& we plead at the lir
of the Begliett polio. same, eel the peseeeebp el
the pease Wall comaaeleated to ter, The hetenfoor be
dashed with the other pies wee net only ISOOSiii with all
wfunny, bet as offer wm nude is blot Ite take beet
him all those persons, bet be &Wiwi to do es after
having mu the two proeticatie MOD bowie of MU • oh awd
hectic mimed to see the three eiber Ode irbe bed lees
meat to the hospital. In this whisk ism lie Mitawlsorg praise
have meted with the strongest dodos 10 isollsmthe °Neese(
the polies Gaon, who repeatedly espommed Ms awoke ISO the
'big's( Manner is woich all his ragman bed beat falelled,
sad who desired on hla departure to be peseetesd to the
chief of the polio', sad repeated to him the* all hie wishes
bad been feliy attended t sad that his impeders would be
milli', to rearrreste their eyries. It ma else be betted 1
that the seeeostleo of theft 'Oast
shaded to le the Eaglisb pipers, keg hardly elm wader
trissiderstios, bat wan Immediately ovenuled ea the pro-1
duties' of the letter refereed to." _ _ _

.....
The Lied Myer said he felt fere that the pries would
give the tame pobliety to the eoassessiestles wbM had
beem made oath' put of the poiite of limbic, ea bad
has gives to the report of the Loados caw.

BOW-STRIET._

• asubor of boy., of ages Turn hou 12 to 16, were
severelly charge t with throwing stoats at the eolditre
is d is woreici the pal' Feu.
iMpearot that about mu o'clock that afternoon order.
wore received to bre the gnu ia welobradea of the oracle.
miss Waco pawn. They were soosedlagly got ready as the

parade, but tlte seder emeateemamied at the last as..
meat, Om dimes MN and Mo sues removed.
• oreerd Lai area tied, releilgelly et bore, arse of
whew oammeweig: the sells% NA the polke owe-
heeled ell whew sought in dos art et throwing emote.
Peoeltiss were et tem b. 10 MIL, or, to default,
l t for hem no 10 dap.
aigteudall, Is, was dad 20a, or, I. default,
matemeed to 14 dye' bmotememm dee a Moaner anises.

MARLBOA01:1911-1111IIIIT.
Heavy Dallas sad Amid lieralrooree wore charged with
steam had hos*, nab et wog loam
Wiaaa Abates, St. Iltoghowshook iii, Is coasetwase
of a oremaaideettoa made to ha We Na way to the
roof of the hone, mad is graft the trAp doer is saw a
sea la the sot of cutting swag is hal of the rooL Part
of the toad was at away, bat eat reaerwed. me ',bow
en Nang kin immediately made hie mope over rho roofs of
too ninon, lanteet. He followed, mad Deena the attic
trap-door of No. 28 oyes, he wen ia sad feud the two pri-
mer' there.

inUSiiivis identified Lanthanum as the man OR the
roof swiss away the lead.
Ellen fisallbone saw Cullen behind a stack of chimneys,
and whoa an Warn wu given he ran through the trap-door
of No. 25.

Po!immutable Bingham proved that lead had bun eat
away from two houses in the stmt.
Sevemarily 'melded. and untamed to imprisonment sad
bud labour for Biz math..

SOUTHWARK.
Margaret Smith, a tall. powerful-looking woman, was
charged with highway robbery.
Mr. John Orange, a surgeon, residing at No. 11, Mese-
pond, Southwark, said that on Sunday monies, between
the hours of twelve and one o'clock, he was crossing from
Charlotte-street, Slackfrian-road, towards Union-street, os
his way home, when the prisoner GPM UP to him end asked
him to 'company her to her lodgings. He told her that he
wanted to have nothing to do with her, and pasted boy off,
when she suddenly rushed upon him, put her band in his
waistcoat-pocket, end stole two Sodas and three Wilier.
He, however, seised hold of her, and said he
should give her in chugs for robbing him, when
ohs saelaimed, "You dere not, oa &Great of the septum."
While they were struggling, another female came up, and
endeavoured to rescue her, and at the UM time witness
sew the prisoner throw some silver on the ground. The
other female picked up a shilling and gave it him, and said
that if be did not release her ammusiou immediately she
would sell her mac to him. Witness, however, wee deter-
mined to give the prisoner into custody ; emequatly he
held her until a constable came up, when she yes secured,
and taken to the station•bouee. He lost all his mousy ex-
empt the shilling which the prisoner's companion picked up.
The latter made her escape as the eenstable eases in sight.
A poliesman having given enifirasatory evidence,
The prisoner was committed to the House of Correction
for three months with herd labour.

A gentleman presented 10r. to Use poor-boz, being the
tea allowed to him u a jurymea at the Borough Court of
Revril for two trials that day. Oar !.pater was requested
to acknowledge the receipt of the same to the Daily News.

COLLISION AT SRA.-CAPTAIN'S REPORT.

UNDERWRITERS' ROODS, LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30.
The Bahian' left Maceio about the 10th of Janusly, and
expuieocoi ate weetht r USW she reached the Western
Isles, at which point she met with strong S.S E. winds,
which continued until reaching soundings. Afterwards she
experienced continued easterly winds for nearly four weeks,
with the exception of two or tares de; sot light air from the
west, between Cage Clear sad Cork, afterwards veering
round to the eastwer3.

Oa Tuesday, the 26th Much, at six p.m., Bodes, Island
Hering 8 B. by B. about twelve sallies, wind 8.8. W. At mid-
night wind veered round to the out with in rearing breeze.
At daylight on the 26th strong breeze, with heavy sea; all
hands employed in shortesiog sail; seat royal yards down.
At Ceven s.m. wore the ship to the southward, with an ie-
creasing gift, sad a cross sea running heavily. At eight
p.m. wore ehip to the north-eastward, the South Stack
bearing N.B. by E., dietetics about eleven mike.
At d 20 p.m. • ship hove in eight, right shoed, the wea-
ther than king a little nacre moderate. All lauds west
forward with • beater, sod torch, and rolled oat to the
strange ship to keep away, we krowing ben to be rousing
before the wind. Instead, however, of bearing away, they
must have pat their helm a-itarboud and come to wind-
ward, striking the Bahiaoa op the at aboard bow, the helm
of the latter at the same time being at tort; so much so.
that if the canvas had been enough to stay her, she would
have oome round, but haring so little way the would
scarcely answer her helot.
Wks in collision the strange ship's anchor caught
the faeriggieg of to Bakens, carrying away the fore-
mast, also the mizenmast and maintopgallantmeat, and
what other damage, in addition to the staving in of the
long-bat, I could not ascertain, as I immediately got the
boats "leered away ready for any emergency, and took
one of them away and mode is the ship with • headline
lon a spot, and pot on beard with three hands. I have
sec:ruined that she was tee Mary Ann Wilson, Captain
Titheriagton, of sad from Liverpool to Calcutta. She
had then rounded to, owing to ay own boatswain, who
had been drawn overboard by the end of the main-brace
of the Mary Ann Wilson during the collision, and hauled
up by • buoy, statisg the Bahian wee in a sinking condi-
tion. On getting es board the Mary Ann Wallop, I went
up to the captain, who was then on the pi op sod said, "I
have coma to ask you to stop by us all sight," telling him
at the same time I was cattail. "Captain," said be,
" what else can I de but atop by you I" After shortening
sail, the skip wan wore round and stood towards the
Bahian., paving • considerable distance from her, toe fat
to enable as to get on board my own 'soul, with my oars
boat's crew, owing to the heavy sea at the time. Bever:l
times during the night I asked the captain of the Mary
Ann Wilson to stand towarris the Bahian', but he told me
he was quite nun her, while at the s me time be was driving
bodily from ha. He afterwards told me that his own crew
were tipsy on leaving port, so math so that I could not
septet the ship to be worked as the one I had just left.
Early on the morning of the 27th, he squared his yards and
made sail dowa channel, steering 8.W., hoeing the Bahiasa
to sink or swim.

Oa that or, et six o'eloek, I Inquired whit he M-
I tended to de, whoa be told me he would take we to Cal-
cutta. My sumer was that if he did be would ripstat of
it after. Several ships were weed, when I asked aim to
put me on lioud, and he said he should do no such thing,
but after continued applications at noon be sent a boat to
the 'hip Walla,., of Glasgow, to know if they would take
ma and my wen. The °quoin of the Wallace replied in
Sae a rmatire, and I and my three men got on board the
Wallace and were brleght to Liverpool.
I cannot sufficiently espies. my gratitude to Captain
Cummings, of the Wilhite, for his mat gentlemanly and
humane treatment of me and my wen. As to the ace•
duct cf the captain of the Ilary Au Wilson, I have ex
plained It above. When I and my ma ware on board, he,
to we a enlist phew, did not ask es whether we bad •
mouth on im or ant. Comment upon this is superfluous.
(Signed) RICHARD BROWNING,
Master Barone Bahian'.
forgot to mention that the May Ann Wilson
showed no light.

MALICIOI7II USE OF A PlsroL.—At this Salford
Borough Coon yesterday, a boy named Samuel Speed, 16
or 16 years awl, was cea-ged with ibing a pistol at ano-
ther boy oransd Joha Hindle, aged 16. It was stated that
on Sunday aftornom,betwiran 4 and 6 o'c'ock, Riadlo and
a Dunbar of boys who bad beta attending the Weartselane
Chapel Sunday School, were assembled in the 'shoot yard,
listenteg to sows of the younger children who were pm&
Using sowing. The prisoner sad two other boys stood
outside tha railings of the school yard, sad tami
annoys.** by mimicking and laughing at the singing. Two
bey' who is.. lipids', massed Mile. and Stardom, sash
threw • cinder at them who were standing outside, and
the prisonse :spited by taking from his pocket a pistol,
whia be Ired. "[ladle Ited a issimealone snipe In.. death,
the pistil bolsi Apparently loaded with Mon slur, which
1111111 lionsess linsUe's left arm awl ids side. Al it was,
be s. ...l a• Wan looped • alien erosion of the skin
of Mammy and des lowing Ws Ands of ti.at part of his
juke. Tbo sinew and his osaptaisas ran away, bet
Spud was caught lAN • slum se belt • also, sad given
into custody, whoa ho eaM n he had done it haws the I
others had thrown steam at him." Is his piminsioa wens
bead a snail peeing Mil, and a ponder Irk with • goad
dad at yerertse Yis t- aMs asatalaba • arssabee of earl,
sad some Ingo .bat l end sloe • doom or lam dogs, irides
to all a.eaam we ash Meese of tram as tionli be
formed fy Stagrasiblai of holes in boa claim fie berm
as
caw Wag fully the-sightke of as lack
OILIIO was oemaittod for trial at tur ass....
Thug POUND. STOLIN.—EarIy an
Friday memimg, se Om of the borough monmshies of ehta-
&lliad was patrolling his best, he *bowed two roman
boys ondsavenales te avoid him, *Pa 'Adak boamossed the
Moine is... abet Obey Win* about- Tbzet eon soft,
do but dime esesooded la takieg see et eastedy,
who essessoal that be and bis mamba bad lust broken
into tie oluellorrosas of Mr. J. H. Brows, rope usasfas•
torsr, sad Aden • cash-bolt, the COMM@ of which were of
great' vales. Tb. Ns who tamped, be said, had Out boa
with►him; alba tbi oor laving sassitabbai 'he address of
the hedge. weaseled Ms also la • dew boom sad as
smeteland banible Nod In Ind boded*, bon fs tba Terra
Meer. Tb apse Winged UN this dug sad UN boo
found ; awl on Its mounts baba tf op they wars
found to anamat to SU is mil ad 2,461- is &roses sad
bills. The boy who nes trot Ulm lase caetody was on.
ployed la Mr. Drossa's ollast_nad on Iletarday he wasfessed
to robbing Ms miner et a OM. nom about six weeks ago.
Both primmer. ore Co I=l before the magistrateto-
morrow.—Mnaloster

SHlsirasca.—The merchant sailing moil Re-
formist (crew, alas assa), lades with what, troll Alex-
andria to Cork, par bite the Claggsa Harbour, sear Cle-
ans, • taw days slaw, 'Bader eery palatal cifelilitilette
For also days prior to melds. Clews the apply el [rah
water was eon leanly ethaaatad, sad so tsylap was its vast
that three of the Rea MA thinning to satiety the *sera-
elating thirst, while mete of the mw had atreagth eeflaisat
to earl the lease Galatea's to is. linies (who iolaed off
Bob bland) I. coeliac :the eaehor, what they reached
Clegps Harbor. The sepp'y of wan Wog roploahlied,
sad tie grew rsaovatsii, the ship pat to as for ter dead-
-1 amiss IS Mcoday, at 2 o'clock, p.m., bat the tsars ovals/
am soot at a nskss rock off Shark bland, whets she has
IMMO • wreck. Tb• aysia's brother and two of the grew
ems Mt—Oraway Vadicator.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1856.

IRELAND.

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FRIOHTFUL ACCIDENT IN CORK.

DUBLIN. MONDAY.
On Saturday night a number of persons were u-
&ambled at a wake is the top room of a house in
Coleman-street. The floor gave way, and the hones
fell, and 18 persons were killed on the spat. In the
coarse of yesterday (Sunday), three other bodies were
discovered, nuking a total of 21 killed. It is flared
that many more will have been injured.

The forged deed for 2,0001., on which the money has
bees paid, has been Cowered in this city, and the
forger, who is not minted, is a man who held a high
position in society. Although the deed came over
here from London the forgery was committed in
Dublin, and the instrument bears an Irish stamp.
Liquifies are in progress, as it is feared other for-
geries to a large amount have been oommitted. How-
ever, these frauds had no connexion with the late
Mr. Etadleir.

His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, accompanied
by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Marquis and
Marchioness of Stafford, the Earl and Countess
Grosvenor, and Lord Ronald Levee= Gower, paid a
visit on Saturday to the Doke of Leinater at Carton,
and returned to Dublin Castle in the afternoon; and
this morning his Excellency, with his distinguished
guests, will leave town by special train en the
Drogheda Railway, and visit the beautiful seat of
the Marquis of Conyngham at Slane Castle, and of
Mr. Lambert of Beaupork, and the charming scenery
of the Boyne, in the former locality. The viceregal
party will return to Dublin in the afternoon.
Mr. John McKenna, son of the late Mr. Thomu
McKenna, assistant andersecretary at the Castle,
has been inducted into his aloe in the department of
the Chief Secretary.
The only information to be obtained about the
Tipperary Bank is of a negative kind, nothing about
its affairs being likely to transpire until some public
ing on the subject take place in open court.
r°salio assured that It wu only an attack of
bronchitis that induced Muter Murphy to have the
examination of Mr. James Sadleir conducted at his
(the Master's) private house, but that much valuable
information was obtained rom Mr. Sadleir on the
occasion. In the meantime there is nothing to in.
duos a hope of more favourable results in the wind-
log up of this unfortunate concern.
The consecration of the Right Rev. Dr. Walsh as
Roman Catholic Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin, and
of the Right Rev. Dr. Moran, as Roman Catholic
Bishop of Grahamstown, Cape of Good Hops, took
place yesterday at Carlow, Archbishop Cullen per.
forming the ceremony, assisted by six other Roman
catholic prelates.