The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-11 00:00:00

RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.

The Eastern Counties Railway Company have announced
the following arrangements:
Trains run between London and Newmarket as under
every week-day :
From London. Doe I. Newmarket.
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627 a.m. lid, 2nd, and 3rd dam -
—lo—ii a.m7
8 0 am. Ist and 2nd clam
10 67 am. Ist and 2nd clam
6 0 pand Led cline (Elmer) . •
7 471. m.
From Newmarket. *Das in Laudon.
8 26 am. let and 2nd clue (Express)
8 26 am. I at, 2nd, and 3rd clan l2 45 p.m.
12 SO p.m. let and 2nd alms 3 40 p.m.
4 26 p.m. lit and god elms 760 p.m.
On Nrmday, Tuesday, and Friday, 11M,12M, and 16th, a
=train of firet•clam minimise will leave Loudon for
et at 866 a.m. • returning ham Newmarket, each
day, ow hour idler the last race; Let class, elixir (ma.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN SOHO-EQUARE.—Yeeter-
day afternoon a young man named Thomas Doted.., in the
employ of Mapes. Edward. and Co., silk mercers, Soho-
squire, matleirmest desperate attempt at sulekie, by throw-
ing himself from as attic window into the area below a.dis-
Mace of 160 feet, He yam removed to Middlesex HOepital,
where it was found that both lege were broken, and • severe
wound had been inflicted at the right side of the chin, ex-
ending woes the throat. The poor fellow, when
was quits sessible, although but little hope rematche u
s olht
recovery. No mama can be at present assigned for the iwah
sm. He was considered of a strictly morel character, and
much esteemed by his employers.
DETERMINED SUICIDE IN THE CITT.—On Satur-
day morning, at bait-past 6 o'clock, • most determined
suicide was committed by Maria Drew aged 28 years, re-
siding in 011tspur-street, Smithfield. It appears that the
deemeed, who was in the employment of Mr. Jeffery',
eat* in the before-mentioned locality, had formed as at-
kl•hement to a young man holding a situation in a mementile
lwasela the City. During the peat week the dammed had
=lt • low and desponding stated mind, through her in-
hering discarded her for the sake of another, l
bit oasis* ; and on ber eider going downstairs she found
the per girl In the water-butt, with her heel' uneeid..
Au ells was instantly Meet, when polioreonstat=
No. 'l6l, area 61, immediately on the spot, and took the
out la her night clothes. A reediest man was called and
pt oat pi ly saameded ; he used every mans to maim noiseation,
but without seed.

LATE B•CitILIGE AT STIATIPOILD.—At the
IMO petty sesiiims on liaturda reef Let sad William
Saville were brought up in ot the charge of breaking
into a vault at St. John's Church, Stratford, end sta•lisg •
copper coins. The prisoner Lin made the following confes-
sion —I was employed by Seville, and wee engaged by Lim
at the church in July, 1866. On one Saturday morning I
was employed digging a grave in the churchyard, when Sa-
ville said, "Jemmy, what do you so is have old Dr. Tay-
Ws coffin taken out ?" I said, "Oh so." He replied,
"Never mind, let us have it out." We then went to the
Coach and Horses pablicolersso, and we returned. He brought
a chisel, hammer, and other articles with m.
Saville sad I Um wont down into a vault under the *hutch.
We broke open the brickwork of the nun in which Dr.
Taylor wee buried. The ten lid was taken off, and the
coffin wee tilted over and taken into the adjoining vault. We
removed the eoppar coffin which was broken up into
TM motel wee in thi vault. About • week sherwarele
Saville mid, "Jimmy, oome sad let as have the other
out." He lomat the brother of Dr. Taylor. We that broke
up the leaks corns. sad left it until the liosday, when
Seville lathed • oath with • barrow and ease how to the
church, and the metal tree taken to a boom near the Green
Mao, is Bee -sheet, where it was sold to a rag-man. I do not
know his same, bat I should know the man if I wellborn him.
I bricked up the vault afterwards and Saville wee drunk
under the church. (Saville at this part of the proceedings
laughed). 1 received 10s. 6d. from Saville for my trouble.
Saville made the arrangements resproting the sale el the
metal ; and Ido sot know what Saville received. List wee
than subjected to a long croes-examination from Yr. Now-
lin" the sobbiter, but his testimony was net in say way
shakes. it,. Hollis; requested that the prisowers adibi be
kept apart, and he also asked permission for the con
of the moo List to Stratford, with the view of identify=
men who purchased the stn's metal. The proosedlop were
dm adjourned !or • week.
RALLINASLOE FAIR.—The correspondent of the
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and et Amp wee in arose of OA
Whet at is nand sosbees 20;000. fps,.
wee me maenad ihroglioat, and leer yede rims moss.
bat wenn mewed in be et • Own* mid west of AM,
at • redlines el morel 16116.ftleir posh= ampablig
song ear the Oseesd dor elle air UN.
I wen a Sallergqol,44llMlVAlMß hems, aid beralie • Ore
readejuithr Oen Geed prism sold have Isms pm
pus seengp boo ail shores, ft they were es
Ibe pia'. limy oral sit le heal, aid may at the
=Masse babroerbelosamessow
ew the ohs owe ithrZtt
Herone in soar ore dews Ire= U.Pte
is 41 whk tap pelmet MIL sedan, blade
were loot war kr
.islibre, who sot sail at the anent
priers ei
Tut &OAST CROP.—A letter from Patna states
IYet ties mod eurnale is Greece, &honk favoured by the
dean wthther '
gamy Ora this yaw leas sbundeint thaa the
Um. The rebeesil la the kingdom is estimate. et
=llllsresasee. eel that la the kerbs lama el
hisrassarsos peaty putridly 'soldered es
te,orl ramesersary in supply the year's camomplisa.
Some esoldwellle sibs hare rarody been made, lot at Own
able body error rs sot of rodent:. The the of
7103Intr IN a gee ego spinet the Milani haw= a pod
the enema of re power. In order to aid the pre-
dators, the goonnamthe nun a ontede• in nor* 60
per Nokia the Ind end the export duty.
ROTAL PI HOSPITAL, GRAT.B-IAN-ROAD.—The
number a/patina relieved at this Woad, during the west
oda. Oct. 9, is 2,207, et Oda did vises ma ans.