The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-07 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

AIi,cONDING or InoWILL, TIM INIORMII..
About ton days ago Thomas I owe Stowell, who his for
many years put rendered Memoir notorious as • common in-
former, was charged at this comet with conspiring with ea
Joseph Clarkaos, not then in custody, to obtain goods to the
value of 40/. of Messrs. Lockhart and Co., of Kirkcaldy,
nadir false pretences, with intent to cheat and defraud them
thereof. On that oocosion Stowell appeared upon a mum-
mons, end applied for as Immediate adjournmest,
spas which Mr. Lewis, kw the prosecution, ad-
vised his client' to glee Stowell into eritrad
in order that the as.. might be inquired litho Wore a
the result of which was that Stowell was oalled upon to Sad
ball in two sureties in VI each to appear again on Monday
last. Hs, however, remained in Kenai" unti: Satraday,
wham two parsons of the mouses of Tadman sad
Galloway offered themselves, and the prisoner was liberated.
When the as.. wee called on the following Monday Stowell
was sot forthcoming, and after the usual delay the e
skewed of the musties were ordered to be ertrresca
They pleaded herd for a hula time to try and find the
delinquent, one of them stating that, to make
sure of Ma appearing, ha eccompenied him to
Westminster to coesult with hie cow:Loud, bat es
their way Stowell gave him the slip, and hid not bees
bail of Pine.. truism and Galloway now attended bedew*
Sir R. W. Cordes to ask for an exteesion of lime, as they
bad got some elm to Stowell's retreat, sad expected they
would soon get hire.
Sir IL W. Carden asked why they had sot off,red • reward
for him,up.n which the fullowthg bill was produced.

tITZ OVINPA",

" Absconded frees hie tell (which wee tendered ma as set
of charity), the netoriews
'• THOMAS STOW ELL, the Interwar.
Age stoat 66 rare, grey halt, about 6 feat 9 las. In height,
no whisker*, and has a keg visege, very upright N his car-
riage, and has a gentlemanly appearance. Whoever will
Owe ouch information ea will lead to his apprebontrios, to
Thome,' Tadman. 276. Kent-strest, Borough, will receive the
above reward. T. T. hrlies and emu, the pabbcoes of the
Zest-end will insist the bail by helping to get nd of the
Put,"
Mr E. W Carden said be thought the reward should have
Ins 101. es 6 guises. was sot enough.
Galloway said Le would issue fresh bilk offering 101.
Seward.

W. Carden irked the ball if they knew what a
aelotiose character etowell wee wham they bailed Mm.
Galloway said they did, bet haying known him kw many
years, sad hie wile coeliac crying to them to help him,
dig belled lum as aa act of daerity, belwriag he would be
certain to !Kew,

6ir-7—R.476arata saki they bad aeon faith in Stowtllthas
bi

Solloway moored the reagiotrate that he had bees oat sled
end day wob Tolman, mate Monday lair, seeking foe hiss.
Sir S. W. Cordes rid be would Dot direct to. foeillaid
recoossieenxe to be returned to the clerk of the peace u
Saturday. when, if they did not produce Stowell, they
',laid certainly have to pay 231. each.

MARLBOROUGU.STREET.
AaptCLT 0,1 THI MAN•OLIi or 04. JAllte w H
Mal ma Gaiter Juana alas, hying at the east end
of tie tows, me eitanted heft** Mr. Buzettato with weetalt-
log Mr. Ambrose Amain, =asps of the St. latuee'e
rionduh,
.•• .

iiirtio said that about 20 minuted! part 10 on the pre-
views sight be was peeping down Air-rreer, from the
Plooedilly entrance of the hall, whoa he beard some
eass tunably; titer him, mil on turning rood the prisoner
mid, A gentlemen sabre to know if yea are the pro-
peietor:of that place F' (meaning she ea.) He soled him
what be meant, and be immediately tried to trip hiss up,
sad then 'buck him a acme blow on the now with his fidt.
sad he teat crest pain from the effects of the blow. He did
am beam abo the Omar wee, or why he did se.
Trimmer irked If 0004 Linear not knock him dose
Asa ; amt that was deswd.

-11orgrat Elam& said primmer woe pet oe to set as bead
bygone mew who were ordwso away from the ell,rasee to tie
M 4 .Meg to the attwance they oared sith the cobs whoa
pumas wore leering. Tha primmer hod been Oriekiag.
The prireerwbro de recce was thet ho was sweistmg a lady
to nob when be wr bordered with, waa load 40a. or fusee
irp.

iANAOIN4 TRESS Ii AZNAINOTOI-OMIDZIIII.
AAR /1,11, a plater, reerdina is Avery-row. Wes caargal
TIM d.uu.gtog two eteeinut tr.ws ie Kensington-gardens,
sad st.o with ..*g grossly th.orne leawaare to one of I.
lovers in the prlallnol nambrr of children.
TM ogee seas peeved by use of the keepers.
Third 20e. or tem dos.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE GLASGOW AND
DC3411111701 Ra ILWAT.O• Monday emus' Met, whoa
the 7 o'clock trots Wan Illeintsburgh 4. Oisegow reached
the plat &rat of Dalntair statism. Sad before it ems oompietely
stopped, a yeated lady heloaging w lieleasburgb, who wee a
pamenger to a thirdfclome sasriage, in stars/mune to get oat,
weight tie dee of the door. when, being at the end com-
portment of the drri.ge, she dimmed to swing hers-If
ressil, sad stars/Wed between the eel of the gaagwey of the
ewilsge she wee leacieg wed that of the one adjoining.
The Satin! hod Yost s:upped, and .. the impetus of 'be e.r.
miry propels each ethvessively against the one in front WI the
whole dein is stationery. the untortunve young lady was
einebed le,ret n the orals of the tau geneweye Ly the
spi re (chine menage with so dreadful • shock (het the car-
rier. Om lifted off the rails. The unhappy ledy wee
elieckiaely murdered on the thigh, end !elect pert ..f her
body. Th. wino.[ promptitude wee ruit.loyee la putting her
la a coalition to have her removed to the infirmary in Wee-
p/ow, width's she woe coeveyed the same evening. The
drown& news of her w. nods leaves scarcely soy reuses kw
meeting that eh, will etc nor.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A DIVER.—An inquest wee
bold st the Tows-hall. Ramsgate, on W•dnird.y, toms
• R J. Eineierson, meow" fur the dititekt, tonouing the
dealt of Nleasim Abased, a timer, which took plea iu eas-
*mance of We banding of the air pipe while he wee under
timer. The de !seed wsta, on Monde', employed in ea oaf-
else des wreck of the Ratter Gerdisec, mod teat attired to
the mu.' garb tf • Meer. Oa i.e Wise dieeorered thet the
✓em had buret be wso imtweraietely brought to the mdfcap,
hat Is. Led then ...earl so Ire. The witereceor could Rive se
opiej..e so to the eau.' of the mildest. The jury returned
their ern:lkt Amu...Dual death treat suitasetioa, to coo-
atelatinertat the bowing et a pipe."