The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-18 00:00:00

bad made inquiries of the superintendents of several ceme-
teries in the vicinity of the metropolis, and be was inbreed
that it was no uncommon practice. The interments were
chiefly those of the bolter of children.
Dr. Bristow* added, snob a poetise was very dangerous
is habit. It might net Is of senseqnsisoe when
ethiblrea did not die of Ilium, but it might be male= whim
death was the result of disease, esperinliy of lbw. When
they died of oceritittever it would- be most dangerous. In
Camberwell, during the last three or four sossUoo. above 70
persons had died of scarlet ism. If chlldren who died of
such a dims wen curia in cabs, It would be attended
with danger to any one who should go la the cabs soon
after.

Mr. Nark —Book a predicts Is .most miengh to give the
dime= to them. What era he dome to peens it I'
Dr. Bristowe—l wee anions to ha= your advice, sir, owl
wish to know if yen haw any power to prevent it.
Mr. Norton—J=l so. To. amid epply to the waperta-
tandems of those emeterise wham the We gis, and obis=
the numbers of them. There le as desk bat that a inset
carious mischief might arise; bet It= =tura= that I lave
power by any act to Intselsre, es I would wiWagiy mist
Joe Perhaps • notice of it in the newspapers might drew
=Wit attanUon to the sales= It is enough to frighten the
pub= out of cabs altogether. I should it against the
interest of cab proprietors to allow =sir oohs to be hired for
sash a purpose se you have alluded M.
Dr. Bristow* thanked the magistrate for the attention he
had paid to hi application, and retired.

TEAMS&
Ifiehael WegeoNthe oh mete of the ship Corse, lAN( at
Made Heniaretairs Horeelydows, end nephew of are.
Roblemtg, of dasaerisad mar of the ship, mud ma-
ssaged with reepostable asinine, woo charged with bresktag
°pea a deg is the cella of the vomit and stealing 291. in
goid thasefees.
It appemod dm the evideaos that Captain William Cab:lh-
p* the meta of the Ones, Mit the meal oa the prim
amyl's ea business, sad alma his ream to the evendas,
at iteM-past ath o'oiook, he found the primer was gons,
and epee ging into hie calm dlsoovend that his desk
had hem ashen egen, end all the money, 28 eovese
sad two latheresthissa, shirsoled. The epode quickly
dineled the whale of his it., to Poord in various
diesethas Y emelt of the Omer, and fa the mares of the
sena ight the empeater, ash, and • same Wastes to
the Oarl head hie in the emboat bees Lop, in
senett hal=my Ow, and lying with his hied upon •
to NB
hattarseed Bea the 11M411061 of Mr. Michael Cook, the
it the Oviabeet—who we. demilted by Mr.
Terthq " here seal ve7 preperly, sad milk se melt
are aeletheir —that the prkeitar wee a sehosiblaw of
ids 19 pmee OW. sad Its had seen him very frequentiy
i W Help to sass. Iflmby shorneea the ;Mom was with • gal
thathillethlghway, sad she Met his vetch
lan Ida sad gespeaded it km own ask. Oa barbs
the Bell they watt to enother pahliotheses, eerl that cane
to the Gunboat. The girl rid the primmer had • lei of
ragatey shoat him, and he Wigged epos the ,who
wee very tthey, girths it up to king. ne did so,
sad the nosey, 26 soverisse and two half sovereigns, was
coasted oat apea a table. The primer then west go sleep,
and upon the mew of the Cara striving at the bo
yars. sad
Cinginfogreation of the robba7, he took the to
station-house. Mr. Cook preimely searched his pockets
end took from tam 18e. am, so that only 11.2.. was last
to the prooeoutor.
The prams, who pleaded guilty, hung down his bead sad
said he wee very sorry kr what he had done ; he was fa-
to:lasted wham le comeitted the robbery, or be should at 4
have done so.

Mr. Yardley, after ea the feerfol dints al
&subsumes, esavieled tire al Irony, rid sestameed
hire to two maths' laprioseraest sad bard labour.
Yr. Yardley alluded to the awe of • dersltuta led
rought , maned
Cook, aged amuses years, who wee b before
kiss • taw days nor inalds, • pare et sir% setae fay
paces, ia the ll warkbeame, berme he wee refusal
adatittease to the easel weed. The rid he bad
received various assess( from beireveleat 'bleb
they rimmed So be en to the lad if bo wee Mom
lag. Be coaddered ft was bolding out a wide, easoareip•
mug to wroagAseded poem to wm dimes le weld
then mossy, sad he would sever be a petty to the dielriba-
tics of it Re ebosld. therein, sleet the eherasthe emend
is him by the su sad apply the seamy to the pur-
pose of the poor-bos fund. Hehoped diet peo&=ver
Mem lantly disposed, would not wider say
and him nosey far mecca who committed oases% for
sack a peseties was a premium uyou crime sad atendei
with the greatest possible

WOOLWICH.
Joseph Dram 33, a private belonging to the Royal Ma-
rMa Bialsend loess, 33, Doeimate, of 46, Brewerareet,
Woolwieh ; end Richard Brows, 19, boottnaker, of 2, Bliss-
beth-plam, Woolwich, wore alma with violently aseanit-
Mg Joseph Hillier, a Pneta veterinary ettrennt, end
robbiag bun of a podot.hook, einitaining a 61. Beak of
Ragland note, a half-someeign, two bait-crown, and mental

Mr. Inspector Brine, of the Woolwich polio*, having been
sworn a• interpreter
The prosecutor elided that be was engaged in esyeriments
twos horses for the British govertnist, and resided at 86,
Frances-street, Woolwich. Oa Sunday night he sad his
interpreter were in the Crown sad Memos' Arer, Wool-
wich, whets a woman broke • glair, which he (mai t)
paid for. H. did not notice use Oman in the home, bat
oo leering be was attacked and knotted down by thus, and
Drake took the rastoorendam-book tram bls right oast packet
and ran off. Drake cum beck sliced, alter, and he isorehins
in custody. He (complainant) led been drinking, but wee
not drunk.

-_After the complainant's account oldie matter,
John Mullein said—l am a sergeant of the Military Train
corps, and was at the Crown rad Manse' Arms on the tight
in question. It was between eleven sad twelve o'clock when
the prosecutor came in, and he milled Air some drink. A
heals broke • glass, sad the mess wasted her to pay for it.
The prosecutor'. interpreter was sitting next the female, and
• she asked him to pay for It, but the interpreter said he had
no money and then spoke to the pressastor. The prisoners
Evans and Brown were in the room at the time. I then ad-
vised the interpreter to take the prosecutor away, and we all
left and proceeded (a female unzip/laying the interpreter) to
• bones • abort diatanse off, This house I know to be •
brothel. After we bad bees here • few minutes the
prisoner Brown came fa without his cost, and began
abusing the prosecutor, who laid hold of him sad
posbed him out into the pease's. A struggle missed between
them, end I took • light and wait into the passage, where I
saw Evans. The proescutor was knocked down twice. The
prissoar Drake ties cams Into the peerage, and mother
Woggle took place, and they all got to the street door. Drake
wee then misting for a short ti painted
to his pocket as having bees mate
back, and the prosecutor reined hold of him, and crossed bits
of stealing his pocket book, which he denied, and e•-
pressed a willingness to be searched. He was afterwards
given into custody.
The witnese, In reply to the magistrate, said he was con-
fident there was no week made to the prosecutor prior to
entering the private house in question.
Mr. Becker, hiving been informed that none of the pro-
perty had been traced, said he should remand the primroses to
enable the police to mate the necessary inquiries.