The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRI SS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 185$.

NAVAL AND JELLITAA Y.

AdsMAL_ LIR MAT le.--Arrontrdirrs.—Lionte-
Era W. H. derkesis to I. Royal Germ 190,
mow arm ship. Ow arra of ths 'Mary, r dissawar.
ors May, who is flossil as dr roserred
The opplistorot r Umbrae T. Corrnight, who wr
rwortsd to dr Pr* Crew on the 11th km., e.. boss
ausnellot

WOOLWICH, Ma 25.
The Vivid, Admiralty ate= vessel, in aceordanse
with Admiralty Gran, left the harbour this day at twelve
o'clate, reader the asensemd rd Captain' O. H.
C. 8., d the Vitetry, fog ship, Portsmouth, sadlamp::.,
teed to Dew, Ike As prpassat embarking Prince Lanham
sal NBA IS disk i nto the cominsat. Oa arriving at
Oeteng, dm Vivid will embark othsr distiagotalnd visitors to
the Snell mart, whom the mill mom so Dover.

PORTIMOUTH, May 26.
The Vulcan, germ troopabip, Commander 800-
Nee* will nabs* the right wig elite iscand battalion of
the 7th Foot on Thursday kr eameyeane to Gibraltar. The
Moen attached se the eta Lient.-Coksel
iletaereet ;
Mhiagain, ro" ig.endoss Bir-
bat, and►gheen ; Liegmente - O'Brien,
Aireett, Liu* eat /Mir ; llentspe ileddes, Mitten,
Gainer% &MN art Bathe ; /114666 Quarteseler
=8:1loge= Ileater, tegeiter with about IMS ass-
edam art The Wt wing et the hags-
ha Wilk as prerbeely nettled, to the Urgent en Sedierday
eirtetlessere Cap& Gimp Z. Patsy, Waft the
Mg et irturAlimirel Raw wind at M. Mate
Mb 1111111.111 thie Peelle elethe. She arrived at lb
hegira iltenedlC es the SW of March, eat ailed
hr Indeed edierereele. The Mawr& was eategileg
6 Wag up en St. in alma Rehm WM dished hen
tesur. Oaths le the Moe cd wind. whisk gnaw the
ire=dier, Me hen ttbreigg a ger6,6 ple bus
Mit Pigmy atern-0=666 Caw
vientler Moth% ms NM eat to whit Mr,
awl 11l no with MO Mesalty, rug 6 he alkenacee,
bribe on tend Ile einieere stentszy, who preneiled he-
ladisrolyme uslelpLitaka. If math* the Ileserolt
will lat teenght who Wheal Mal" sal Lure! bete
hangestei 6 ame dim ht r nemim The llama
hrbge se awn eel mite cein.miumur Muipm, Ikea the
hilseireity ne re Mr Moro

venue should be changed, and the action, am well am the others
pandias to reftrenos to the came accident, should be tried at
the sit after tins In London. Rule absolute, on the
ground that thsvenhot wee against evidence ; the other oar
dem lobe neared, and the costa to abide the event.

_
Thia was an wiles brought by the pleindi Io mover da-
mps kr lifirles awelelard on the same oceeeion. On the Mai,
wittch task place before Mr. Baron Watson, at
the menet pawed for the *Will for MI. The amount
the judgment and costa bad been paid, but s• costly •
rule add was obtained for a new trial, on the grmd of mis-
direction.

Um; itusittkit Idiom: it woo antacid that Ilr.
O'Malley, who world so show come walisot tho Mat
should postpotto Ids arguments until altar the trial at the
know caw

man" with indignant disgust, and flood hie equally "re-
spectable" wife 26e. for the damage, and 20s. for being drunk,
or one month's imprisonment.
In default of payment she was locked up.

SOUTHWARK.

fra Hvaderans,; man, who was de-
scribed on the charge sheet as a ter, of Halstead, in
Essex, but who afterwards stated t he lived in Exeter-
street, Sloane-street. Chelsea, was charged with dealing a
parcel, armadillo, valuable deeds, from the guard's luggage
van, on the North Kent Railway.
Thomas Heed, a guard in the employ of the South Eastern
Railway Company, said that about half put nine on the per
visas eight he stopped at Woolwich, in chirp of the 'rein
teem Maidenee to London. At that time he be.dattr-
osis in Woke* or luggage sun. One °admixed
meadow fish, and the third valuable et;
"G. K. Hughes, Eq., eolicitor, No. 171r.lberithis's-lene,
City." After leaving Woolwich, he missed the latter
parod, end on the arrival of the train at Blackheath he com-
municated with the stet on-meder his loss, and
they telegraphed bare to Woolwich. T e train than pro-
eseded to lonadea, sad on arriving at the terminus witness
saw the prisoner get oat of one of the carriages, and was
shoat to walk et the platform with the parcel under his arm.
Whams ineseedistely mopped him, and saked him what
pared he lad them and where be got tt from, when he re-
plied that it was his, end that he had brought ft tees Wool-
whit. BA took him to the station-master's dike, when be
wee gins into the andody of &meat Smith, 4 M. Wit-
ness added that all charges had besot paid on the parcel, and
it wee marked for isunediste delivery. The primer mast
have been very expert in abstrooling the parcel from his
break,
wices
ses was hardly two minutes oat of it at
Wool.

if;.Oomebe asked the prisoner what he had to say about it.
Hs replied that a men gave it him to hold while he got out
oftheartfege, end Mum the guard pounced upon him.
The guard bars ohmerved that he was waiting with it off
the platters towards the incline.
Mr. George Graven, en inspector in the company's employ,
Infermd Ida worship that whin the prisoner was earthed
taw " way-bill " for the parcel of Ash was found on him, so
that k was clear be had been in the guard's break.
Sargent Smith also maid that his woeship would paradve
the.ener had given two oddment, which looked very
..W.'"lrughos, the aolkitor, bare entered the court, and
iSsodisti the parcel as Mktg* to him. It eentidned deeds
ef the weber el property is K for his brother, worth
SAM. The stamps Maas met 47ant1. lls. Id.
Mr. Combs remarked that the shetnotion of the Fermi
from the eammay's Meek might have been of very serious
issonmaisme to Mr. 11Imem, wad as he suspected the pri-
mate was en adept at seM camas he should remand him
until Wadnuday, to give the constablee an opportunity of
making inquiries about him.

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WANDSWORTH.
&mord Margit, a farmer, of Garrett•lane, Wandsworth,
appeared to a aunuocata charging him with having unlawfully
turned out and kept &pastured upon Caphaen-common up-
wards of 100 sheep, which were in an unlit and diseased
condition.

—David Potter, the Common keeper, deposed that there had
been a grmt m 7 complaints of the state of the defendant's
look of sheep turned upon Clapham-commeu. They were
ocamplained of in 1857, and on Use 13th of April last he had
his attention again drawn to them. He examined them on
that 000ssion, and found them diseated to a vary alarming
extant. He saw them again on the 17th instant, and they
were MIS in a diseamd state. Several of the s~hhseep had died
on the common from the disease, and he had buried three.
The Inspector of Nuisances for Clapham stated that there
were several complaints made to the Wandsworth Board of
Works of dilemma' cattle being turned and kept upon the
omen. Those compisints were made in 1857, and also in
mkgrillemmi. When he saw them in Amil hat they were in a
Midair Mete from diem. U. saw one of the sheep with-
oat mar which had fallen aff from disease, and the other
ear was slimly hanging by a piers of skin. Some of the lest
of the sheep were Mom, and they could scarcely walk. The
board had easaphdaad to the defendant on several ocarans,
bat no nodes had been taken, with the exception that
woe reeneved ken ene ecesson to another. - _ -

Ilr: Jena Moody,
_mairlaary surgeon , of Park-ramd,
=lllr. lll'Dcwoush, the medical allow of
or' Clopl=rmad Kr. William Cart* • butcher, of
Mime of the dammed state of the
slieualitneiviewadiad dicer stated that they wwe in a de-
awl w plorable elle* oppareatly Warred, sad covered with ware
w,

-1101-singril Knight, aim af the Clapham Bauech of
this Royal fleelegy forth. Prmatite al Cruelty to Animals,
mid that dr meteleay hed complethed le Mr. Marta of the
eltaelse Nebel his sheep some tims dada( lest yew.
The Biel dialed that ray at his sheep ware la a
dhessed stele, co that he bed kat ef his 58ek. This pro-
eosin ems thigia at the of the Whams
whiled Id= not to torn his_ sheep aria the Oessega. He
tea the Sheep sway as Saturday whoa they wen cam-
plaid of.
The dellthisas shepherd was then called, and admitted
that the Amp were diseased, hat aot mars so than other per.
sons', ead sal they week! Dot berm anybody.
Kr. Isabela said be maid not ceacelye • wares ors, sad
es the daisyheel's( repaad the act after bequest email*,
be shoal thee him the hi pawky of 101. sad costs.
nee rosy wee laid.

Mr. Marla Ctork Maims. powiLiew, of Iflgh-abut,
Net -Nu, wee sannacsed for refoslatoderdelvor pied('
ether the principal and (merest had ama
The dedendeat was
trap wad by hie emistsat, sad Yu
Ham also
appeared tor him.
/balm vlag at s, a painter, lid Na 2. Derlsouth.
alralliriiotting-hill, gated that oa the 2&d at July last h!
pledged at the dehadant's shop two bratites, called "d
atels., sad received two depilates. Oa the 17 th=i•
ant Ye lanorkter, a hale girl, to radian than. Repave her
spate mete to the pawabreita. sad Is. Ulnae Pk-
slid sad iatereet. daughter seined. eta that 4d.
aim we required he the laturest beim they amid he re.
desseed. She alio brought bask the tickets, and he thee
litati that the date of ens had been altered from the 24th to
UM of July. He believed it we a triak to °Meta doable
liatest wait the pledge, sad he therefere took oat the mat-
arm, se they reheat to delver tip the trashes without the
aims* an the two takers.
Is wiser to qualms by Nu Harry, the atlases seid ho
pawaed the brne in the name of Jgt Dawn. He took
tho tenase ia ate parcel sad he ascii swear tfriq were we
pledge sad act two. H. ;hosilast the dm tt Irma pesakw
treamoiton, mad he had his saiidelese. It was the aaV Mae
he had ever pledged, or he might have male aim helairies
what the two lasso were delivered to lam

ilisaß;iiini,TiZiausitt7r.Zerganilii hewe evi-
dence, aid mid she sew one of the young am alter a font
on the ticket.

Hoary oabodttott drier strikkmat r,
self oat of omit= his aliarkri kt hadb.
ma a email.-.
artyelimolry Its barrel proalehront of months'
. In referred 'to tho 1011 Notion of the Pawn-
hooks Act, and said it did sot or ito tho giving • Wu name
szi taros ; it merely mods it • drommtrass of ansplaion.
r.Harry tima war is the =rib of dm ors, and said it
ar prods. to asks mmaers *lir at drew briars
kr Haw wen pm imam it Inkowl ko hair.
The aompladart Amid thst 1t,.. asatorry to amok
kir, owl rig Irk kor la or rail.
The moire* add be torrhand ht tho
.aril/ the arse at ths der k• IN laar
sot labs Orrbrass, at mr
No gsvomp=d2saft Auk owl So No *Ma
like am prigs therialmills
tho ors,itt illaro add as lams Kr. Williame ebb
bal sires amlestsil Ids soak psegiar, hod gloss
ihe Nib al ore Oskp kr the wpm of pain
amble firmost.

Zle ealmtant wadi seam 15.,, it to his worship to de-
cide, me It woo amp hues o pswabreiema ramose
might amp Is ask deeps v two IleiMe, mad Amon time
property ten plasma Albs mow tam. sal taly pq aisle
iatarma_asist*m.
lir. hem said be &mkt &martln maissem.

1MP017.4167 POZIT-OFIPICE

(Front /UNA.)

A well-dreesed mats, aged stoat 51, eoutonshat
appearance, who once Ow aeon el aria, bud vbit
anweed the Or of lbw* wee gilded at the
bar, . Ptomeolopped with owelistes she., the
prowny of tbe Proideat el *p Bead Otte
Eah.d.
Mr. leffAt, of the 4121100 AM Of sad
aallw, pomaded he the PetheMee • . tithe I
hie fro ei Greaville est Inablossi,deheted the prisoner.
Minn Law Elegem. elltsi that lie hed reeenly bus
Presideat the Bard of On** sod that anent Wan
width that fair ink le ben vorteed bed be. forwarded
le a Mr. Oserolog, *u fala. The led been teased to
the pahoser, lie at lig dialed that hey wen whin was
wegposod, but elbwomsolle tehleriell vat role eheatery
that they wise hakes. geaperty, eel rehead is the
ip. The gimatet mbefal heel barn by this
loomddeeil emits% est be Muni bil beet hd to
▪ ait wad* if ea Weak edeolesi--
214=pee the wham hound eau** age**
awl the witness thanked the eel* MI.
globe* he wig eath a Sae bag weed.
Mr. able esplehei that It wee Wended% net the ore
sportbe mist*, of one letter only, dent the Bth Yank.
bath awawar
ty proof of Its having paned into the primer's
haylof
what he bad to see
The prima end We lee blartif bed bees for mew time
Tfiletioat of the bend at Coshel. (Laughter la osert.)
fir. Chaaetlel abet ea esatteaset with his Meat,
aid that be MO the mold net dls. abs pl-
ease?. one 1111 badeaeged by the Allealese stews of he I
had fout
m bees bele le webs eel la ebbetiend thwe
wee, el mee, aet a word of trelo. Me had bra ees
es • suet el dat the Ake ef doe bowel, but bad an bees
Ss* here the Witte* nod oewhal, sad Ws hoe was
te he Wawa
ussli Ihie Gm Orme% WWI* wee sight I.
lidallalha them* goelles isee unsuserry, as as ate
his We* wall MOW eels weld be
sainaled te ash a woe se the was.
Mr. Delibt mil Sat Ile Whit ewe fro* the
owl lees of Ile wee peelbstly
te ay ems arkladveve not prrersed by
tie of legie, selitarea lowish *owe was ao
doubt, bete to me hoopese whin at
Ad her in beef. Ito answer in the chop bee
bees
The prieeser alingied to tease Ws alkyd*, that la

Lad ban a ;aeon la authority, but woe bnally prevailed my
by his solicitor to plead that he had suppressed, not pit!.
bland, the letter in question, at the instance of an elderly
Silty in whom he had much conAdence.
Mr. Punch—Who Is Mie elderly party?
Therisoner after fencing with the question, said that the
trtyameved. In Piccadilly, but he was not quite sure about

Mr. Punch—How does he get his living ?
The prisoner—He holds bottles.
Mr. Punch—Bottles man, what nonsense are you talking
there P Do you mesa horses P
The prisoner gave a vacant kind of smile, but adhered
his statement about the bottles.

Mr. Bright sold tbat of foolishness was
vary natural, but tha trick was tranapareat. That the
prisoner had an accomplice there was no doubt, and the atm
was called Piccadilly Pam.
Mr. Punch—ls he in custody P
Mr. Bright—No, your worship, he is at present out. Bot
I Wine Mai to ha mama in a job which will shortly bring
him ender your worship's unfavourable notice.
Kr. Granville maid that nothing could be more unfair that
Me attempt tourejudios the magistrate against a person uot
within his . _ _

Mr. Poach—No person is blond that. But I are not in
the habit of allowing myself to be prejudiced. Go oa wit►
the tem.

llirToranvOle then, in an eloquent speech, urged that by
oneM, who was not a person of strong mind, had in an aril
hour bean induced by the counsel' of an unscrupulous Mm
to purloin the letter, in the hope of annoying the witness,
Elephant, who had been betrayed into a trap, and was ao
doubt vindictive, especially as it had led to his being braid
out of a 'imam But time was an OWN Ammo of
in motives, for the letter need/ ha ot as us to be
chant, who, if he could read it, wad cut udaftail
Ample precaution would be tab. tbM tie pdstardrald
an have another opportunity at eemmallinizsmill
and be hoped the magistrate wadi Ohre es tin
et the case.

The magistrate inquired whether siothing wWen of
the ;Meow ?
Scene winner gore him a character in bill bendep
ss,
though what tee of them, named Osbotnet caned
thus." They said that he was Minable of say dahlias
impropriety, and was indeed of a dnnikin and Yam
ohanoter, and =timely solicitors for the elegance of MINT.
thing about him. He lad a great Magnet for the nide,
nun dandy end bad forbid his children to um it, end
=wrested n babig, generally, a pesos sandy to
ay law Minim
Mr. Pima said the cue was perfectly clear. Canniftee
letter of the 6th Meech had come to Smith's hands, and
Smith, whether under the advice of this PiendlUy San—
Mr. Bright—Pen your worehip. He is • pwm kind of
getting up den end he wee lately turned oat el • One for
[uniting gentlemen, and trying to negotiate • hod bill draws
by a Fremehman.
Mr. Pusoh—A dangerous acquaintance, Smith, fora week
men like yourself. I don't know whether you acted under
hi. ...el or pa, het you have done an act, or as it would
ream a Berke of acts, In the purloining of letters, which net
for the net of your life exclude you from any situation
reepofteibility. Bearing this in mind, lam not inclined h
peas so severe • sentence as I should otherwise hare is...
You will go back to the House of Detention at Wen
winner for • week, the sentence expiring on Saturday,
the 22nd.

Ilse Prisoner was "'moved In an exoessively smart
brousghsan.