The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-14 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ben Nevis. for Otago, March 10, Mt 0.1, lon 22.43 W.
Barham ship'. March 10, lat 10 N. lon 82 E.
Oullinarosid, from Cali:att. for London, March 3, lat 1 N, Inn
24 W.
Lady Melville. for Calcutta. Vets l&
Queen, from Alga Bay fur Winton, Feb. 13, lat 16 5, kin 5 E.
Robin Hood, trim Loudon tor Hoag Rung, Feb. B, La 10 5, lon
II W.

A DARING AID SYSTEMATIC BUKOLAYA—A few
nights ago Mr. and Mn. Holford, who keep • saddler's shop
is London-road, Liverpool, were aroused by a noise in the
house, and on going downstairs Mr. Holland found a man,
dressed like a sailor, in the kitchen, and endeavouring to
light a piece of paper or rag which he held in his hand.
' What do you want here 1' said Mr. Holford. " Deal
You see that the place is on fire r said the fellow ; " look
into the next room." Mr. Helloed mechanically did so, and
during hie brief absence the fellow disappeared. Scarcely
half-an-hour had elapsed, however, before he was arrested,
together with an accomplice, in the house of Mr. Pugh,
Daulby-street, which had been entered by breaking
open the window shutters. The name of the burglar
Is George Smith ; be is meet daring and expert at the bun..
nem of robbing, and has been 14 times previously convicted.
On the last occasion he was sentenced to 10 years' penal
servitude, aid he had obtained a ticket-of-leave. After
hearing the evidence against him yesterday, the Magistrates
directed his committal for trial at the next maims.
Tun MURDER AT PICYSITIL —Thomas klowerby,
the man arrested on suspicion of having committed this
murder, was on Wednesday brought before Colonel Har-
rison and Mr. Joseph Salkeld. Mr. Carson, superintendent
of the county police force, said that near the body of the
murdered man he found an oak walking-stick with a great
deal of blood and some hair upon it, and also
picked up a piece of an ash sapling completely
maturated with blood, with a great many halm
upon it. In an adjoining field he found a corresponilieg
piece of ash sapling, which was also bloody. He arrested the
on suspicion, and searched him at the police station.
his jacket he found several sprits Of blood. There were
marks both inside and outside the wrist, and also on the
sleeve of the coat. On being put into the cell the prisoner
said, " They can nobbut hang me, And 1 have no use to fret
after me." In a stable occupied by Mr. Hetherington, of
l'enrith (by whom the prisoner was employed as a eon of
cattle-herd), where the prisoner had been seen early on
Tuesday morning, witness found a legging ; and in a cart in
the yard was found a pair of leggings which were spattered
with blood. The prisouer was remanded for a week.
[AdYertinemeut.l-11OLLOWAY'a OINTMICNT AND
Mi.—Cure of Bad Legs after Fourteen Years' duration —Mrs.
Oestley, of Dartford, was afflicted for 14 year, with 1,3.1 lege. She
wee told It was impossible she could ever be cured. Eighteen
months ago she became worse. Her Meads were obliged to carry
her up and down stairs. At tiuy's Hospital they refused to re-
Wire her except al an In door patient, as It Was iv:trod immola-
tion would be necessary. she then resolved to try Holloway's taut-
meat and Fills, and in the course of mac weeks these remedies
shine effected a mound and perfect cure. The whole ileighliour-
hood was perfectly astonished, for they bad regarded the case as
liopetesa—as utterly be)ond the reach of human aid.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS. _ _

YOGIS& —April 11. the wireOiA. E. Eggers, Lmq., of Parkgeld-
road, Liverpool, of a daughter, atilt-horn.
OALTON.—Aprit it, at Weynsoutttatreet, Portiand.placr, the
Pike/ T. U. Oalton, 1.011.. of a son.
JOHN9ON.—April9, at l'alverleigti Court, Devon, the wife of
J. 0. Johnson, Law, of a daughter.
LORD.—April It, at Cheltenham, the wife of J. T. Lord, Ee'.,

of a n:
NEW TsoON.—Aprll 11, at Norfolk House, Chiswick mall. Aim
A. V. Newton, of a son.
PILL—AprII 9, at Bradford, Yorkshire, the wife of 0. F. Vol.
Nay., of &daughter.
AlLBY.—April 12, at Bed Ha Surrey, the wife of E. Selby,
laq., of a daughter.
SPAIX.L —April 11, at Mansfield, Notts, the wife of 11. W.
Sparks, Esq , of • daughter.

MANNIROF.N.
GIAWRR—LEVEN9I.—ApriI 12, at the pariah church, Hocken.
bent, Kent, by the Rev. P Chalmers. Mr. W. Itilloter. of
Beckenham, Kent, to Hannah, daughter of Mr. W. towns, of
the same plane.
MOBLKY—HATILItAN.—ApriI 12, at North Cray, bn the Rey.
D. Wilson, !L.A., Janice Henry, wn of J. Morley, Pay.
Kest Ham, to Alice Wllsou, daughter of the Rev. J. Batons..
Rector of North Cray.
MURIA Y--SCHOFIKLD. —April 12, at Oldham parish church.
by the Rev. E. B. Jackson, Morn),of
Oldham. to Mary, daughter ofH A. seholleld, Eat , of V. °A-
field, Oldhem.
00W)111,—RIVAL—Apri1 12, at St. John the Evangehtt. In Iro
Rev. T. Corrothwalte, W. (befell, Eq.. W Agnes, daughbr
F. 'Hsu, Raw, of Cowloy.street, Wettmluster.
DEATHS.
EVANS —April 8, at Routhamptoe, Mr. Henn Keane. aged 17
HILL--April 11, thnillalt Florence, daughter of C. HIM Rot
Hyde-park, In ber 14th year.
IIACPHAIL —April le, at Albeit-Street. Regeot.4Puk. Emu's'
widow of the late Colonel .1 Maephafl.
ary
MARL—April 14, at Southend, berlington, aged 52
DM" the beloved wife of Joseph Pease, KN.
120M►--April 11, at West Ilsorapton. Mertrude Marla. daughttr
of IWlWatel C. H. Potts,l.t:o of the 10th Belt., aged 20
11311111.—April SO at 4 Blsodford.equare, in te 77th 'ear of
bla age, Ileadamln Smith, gat, feemerly M.Ph. for the city .4
Nerwielb
MARVA—ApriI 11, at Dorset.place, Donetwittare, 11. IL
Warr., Pp., of 110 Janeiro, aged 40.

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