The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-17 00:00:00

MANgION•HOUSE

WINLESALZ attrrtri OF PIXIFDIII
Erse betelems, earned Dimly, fivel, areldekeee, Praia-
,,te. aid Sesta, m the employmeet of Mr. If NIA pre-
prometos menafecterer, Houndebtelz, were elimied
e‘th Moabite e pientaty d zees; the property d their
ouployer.
tective Bell mid from infonnetlea be bail reashed be
the primmer Mad an Cherel•rom and reed din if
hr• had saw meet sheet ham. Hued "Ng I bane
• ;" immedletely " Well, pak I haws pit a
hat= dmum." Oe ailaWked. bast..,
▪ • entree sad severel peens d bed ewe
Cued goeseakd abort bia dress aadn lois4=dabe
tea.' kolaspo were found esecedad in his
Potioemereelde WI mid he stopped the pflesese Dlap
Lot night In Mie )baths, and naked him if be bad any
meat and Ns. NNW mad, "No" but oil bale, maraud
'boulder of inuiaen sad alma! pieces of beef were hued
coecodul eboodylse.

Pubercadable 31 WM Ito stopped the prisoner Goal&
it.se, sad askhmuach he illeaded having any roast &boat him,
still he needed k and found aye pieces of beef oa idea,
"Vtig ghee dart 616 x.. _ _

-Foh•-•eiwieirable 48 said he stopped the primmer hemla•
etas to Cantomile-street, and taxed hint with having hie
employer's property groat him, when he ran off; bat wee
ultimately found hidden is a truck down a vard. Oa Wag
marled leer Memo of beef were found on 6n.
-

636 seal he aaw Smith comas out eir •
luldk•huuse, and he went and asked him what be hid
'•.pit him. Smith MA he had nothing ; and en being
whoa several peens of beef and suet ware fog ad wen
weighting about 7lba. altogether.
The manager to Mr. Ml-'all identified the meat as the
property of his waster, and said the prisoners were
all employed as boners and cutters, but they were per.
feetly aware that they had no right to "brae" the meat,
ea they had dose. Mr. M suffered very much
by times robberies. In October last he had brought up
no lees than three of his mclitants for rubbing him, amongst
whom was the prisoner Smith. They were then all con.
Meted, hut, at the expiration of their punishments, Mr.
Weal] foul been induced to take Smith hack, as he promised
faithfully never to do the like again.
The priaoners all pleaded guilty ; and
Milennan Cubitt said he should send Smith to prison for
faro mouths, end all the others fur three months, with hard
labour.

WANASWORTH.
CTIUOVR CARR OF FRAUD AND ►ORGERY.

A stylishly-dressed youth, who gave the name of Henry
rice, and drecribed himself as s clerk, aged 17, was placed
io the dock before Mr. Layman, chsrged with obtaining 21.
from • lady named Knight, residing et Longhurst-cottage,
wsoilsworth.reed, by fraudulent nuns.
Irmo the evidence adduced it appeared that Mrs. Knight,
who was quite au invalid, had • meter named Maria Good.
win, residing in the neighbourhood of Clapham. During
the last few days she had been very much annoyed by the
repeated visits of the prisoner and another young man, with
letter.Fnrpuetog to have been written by bet rimer, and
imploruggher tole her mosey. The prisoner bought no
fewer thau eve notes, all signed H. G., and contain.
dog such wordiest these, " My dear alter, do pray lend me
the money. I have bilk to meet, you little &now the
&Scuttle. in business have to contend against." Mrs.
Knight had as 'Headset named M. Turner, and although
the letters were addreened to the prosecutrix, they implored
Mrs. Turner to get the money, as there was no doubt the
writer knew perfavtly well that the letters would be read
by the attendant. One of the letters asked for 51., and on
that occasion the preset-atria directed Mrs. Tenant* give
him 2J., as she was abort of money and could net =
soy more. The prisoner mule several times
wank, and at led Mrs, Grisslwin happened to her
that sine peewees were getting money in her name, cad
she went to her sister's and waited till he came. The
letters were all forgeries, end the prisoner than stated that
he was sent by a stranger whom be met in the 'tree*, ash
he gave him sixpence for his trouble. Thor primmer was
given into custody, and he gsve as eddies wadi turned wet
• he an improper house. It al.° appeared that his fraud"
were highly respectable and he had run away hose Urea
111.41 was hying with a number of young girls as the bona in
question.
Mrs. Terser poelural two other letter which were
bought by the other ?own nue, and she proved having
given him V.
Mr. Taylor, the chief clerk, said the letters were writhe
after the same style as the others, but they were upcm •
different Rind of paper.
The itemiser sow stated that the letters were given to
lion by a nephew of the family.
Mrs. tiemlwin maid she bad • nephew, but she aceresly
knew holl, end did sot know where he lived. He believed
oaaltict had caused his mother considerable pea. The
primmer was an entire stranger to her.
The consistile said be bad DO doubt he should be eble tu
'meant the other yO6lll mess.
Mr. LAynias remaaded the primer for • week
There were a number of youngeVre.innide moan*
•aittnig to know the result of the

Walnrn THI NORYOLX COAHT.—PALLING,
PILIDAT Neon?.—About 3 o'clock this morning, the
schooner The, laden with coal., from Shields to London,
mewed stays is • heavy squall and shift of wind, and while
in the act .4 wearing, took the ground, there being much
sea on at the time. The new lifeboat helouging to the
kovel Natioaid Lifeboat lastitutim was manned and
Isdoched as mom c. aseible, and proemial off to the wreck,
sod afterwards brought on shore the ship's crew of seem
me. The ward as lull .4 water, and the sea breaking over
her. It is therefore expected that she wall become a total
wreck. Although the hour was so early, it me patifying
to observe the primplitude with which the Ide emir
lamed out of then. heda to go of to the rescue of their
fellow-creatures. The National leatitation's lifeboat on
this stare, like all it. boats, is in iretrate order, aad
always ready for inetantaneom service, es was the case
fortusately on the merino is
A Mix KILL2D IN • WarrtJxo Maws. —An
*ore was held on Toearlay, at the Boar Head lea,
Werriogtos, touching the death of Thome
King, years of we, a wire drawer. It appeared that
John Noisier, and thirteen other min, all
employed at the wiredrawing works of Mews. Cook and
it iliaans, W left that place on Friday had for •
stn.)). Some of then mat to rit. Helens, and oe their re.
torn home the deceased arid John Naylor, who were •
alvirt distaste behind the main body of the party, com-
m. nerd • Yowl of good.humoured wrestle with each other.
PT roily they heptn to "spar," stml in about
a minute afterwards both fell, King being underneath.
King had foam on his fear, with kis Mad doubled
undenseath his bream. Neylor almost immecb-
atcly jumped up and asked King to rime. The latter,
however, sai.l he amid n. 4, as he had bat the use of hie
arms cal legs. By this time the rest of the party led re.
torn' to the spot where King lay, anal he was lifted upend
currial anto an adjoining house, where he was placed oa a
sofa, and • medical men sent for. It waa ascertained that
th• spinal marrow had been injured, and that his halm
w. re in consequence pandred He remanent in the house
all fogad, acid us, taken borne next morning. Or, arriving
at the house.. In. 'Arent., in Warrington, he waa Ia •
ils‘n,; state, twit lie expired about five minute. after he was
pla I iia tool. Naylor, the nun with whom he wrestled,
wa. proont dunk.; the imseet, and II to be suffering
f T. anguish of Mad. A verdiet of " Homicide try
reload...adore" was returned.

Tnr CBrLD AT WEDNESTIIILD.
Au d was held on Monday afternoon at the Rom seal
Y'n.wrWealseeleid, before W. H. Phillips, Req., deputy
oma,. on the hod, of Joseph Title y, aged 94 years, the
eon •.1 shoemaker, Wolnestleld, who waa
killed by ho mother on Saturday night, apparently in a fit
o 111 reported is the EirraN. The tint
nee. eismiiial was Mrs. Jackson. a neighbour, and the wile
.4 • ember, who dated that between eleven and twelve on
datunlai night she was alarmed by William Tilley, who
cone into her house and told her that his wife had killed
do. child. She f.llowed him in, and fUlad Ni.
Tilley sitting with the hotly of the child oliclzanat
nith.lta heed alnoet .1!. The clothes of the
aa.ssan awl .4 the chill were cowered with Ward. of
whah then was a great quantity the ker. lialey's
razor wee lying open on the table before her. Misr idokqtai
yawl looking at entneea for mune time, Yea Thus, naked
her tf .he dM a. 4 think the 'kill had rise to bows.
alkyl that she had thoughts .4 destroy
semi
bat had
the child became she thought it had answer
for. Witness al.. elated that Mrs. Tilley had been eon.
tool in a lunatic asylum for eleven months, be Married
home in May last. Mrs. Jackson't, daughter and another
eemon limited rope gave aimikr evidence. Pollarennanbie
Kpper oat., that on arraeffor Mazy Thiry, she had till
hom that hol the for the roma stated to
k•ott, and in order that site ningM herseN be cos.
den.", t...1.0th. The husband of the unhappy woman was
is surnbiii.... lad for obvious vessolts was not examined.
The pry returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder," awl Mrs.
Title o mo then committed for trial at theme*" wader the
eimeier's warrant.
Re. rirrx—The traffic rotor/of of rail-
is the United IC.lom for the week eliding March
lit seesinted to 47,g,istW., and for the eoereepooding week
1?•:0.0 to Ita,23V , showing an increase of 3:4,2f.W. The
cf.—.o receipts of the eight railways having their termini in
the nwtnis.lis amounted to 11t1,11W., and for the imeree-
Preloar week .1 Lot year to 1711,4411., showing as in-
"`..v '4 10,0V.7 /. The increase on the Gnat North.
"" Railway emounted to 2.41 W. ; on the Great
IV•detu to Matt, 011 the London and Nortk-Western
I'• .m the binder and Blackwall to 901. ;
Ile Issadon c,,4 S..uth•Western to 4741. • and on the
eth•Lotera to 72.1. 11,11itf. Rat from this must
hz deducted 6144, the dormers° on the Fastens Count iee ; and
on the London. Brighton, and Mouth rwwwt together,
1,2111.; leasing the increase, as shove, 10,6371. The rereipto
"o the olher lin. • in the United Kingdom amounted to
2177.162.—"0el th, correspooding week of !art year to
20.75 w., steam:: an .n0ne.....( Pr.flfltV.. which, added to
ilwr.e.er en the motropolemn mak, the total in.
" • 4".' 384101. at eantspat.i with the eorrtepooding week of
1.;9,