The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-26 00:00:00

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lA* Anther, bkShsese:vieeolie;ers. Tomlinson and
re ehrlidlA, Clots Mr. LasMiateirTltesgrl9 gold ;171411"Mar.'
*Neat rho. 21 'aid nags, fcc.., the property of his era-
Pirof the salmi el 43W
'rederick Breagheas, or Oistent I. the firm, slid that
shoot veva eels& dm onions awasing, he at to the
room in which the piste deem is plod, when he food the
do ws of it oleo sad the MOM wee la ocaltasio these being
nattered about the Boor a hoe of paper
1 arbi. had beat wrapped rouad tratigotches. Hs
spoke to Mr. ito, who meat down sad
iambs a swab, upon which he disoovi red that a
large quaatity of gold watches, gold chains and Op,
hood plat., &c., bad been stole.. He also found that a
large quantity of money bad h en taken from the cash-box.
Mr.Long—When did you see the property safe?
Witness—lt was all safe the previoue evening. Ths pri-
soner was away the 'aeries. evening for some time.
Mr. T. Richardson said that he was the resident pallor.
(He rodeos& a large quaatity of duplicates.) These were ,
picked op la the plate roma. They refer to geld watches
Oh* ore pledged, which are misehig, the vales of which
cosedla WM He was sorry to say that Wm was a pot
quantity ef diamond tinge Wag. (Inspector Broderick
yeeduoid 114 gold watches, 48 gold shale, end a few other
astir:he.) They were worth about 100 i. They weed food
by Mr.). Tolima', Jim., la the bleakat-room. secreted.
Mr. Long—Do yea know ciao mousy missing
Wilmer—To air. There was a ears of 39/. 13a. id. la
the cash.hon. Of Me am 41. 3.. 6d. woe food ins bag
star when the watches were. _

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r71;;;g-71;;Toyonnougat the prise= with the
robbery ?
Witoese—My servant saw him early yesterday waning
co me out of the @hop, not having been there during the
night.
A youth named Holmes said that he slept in the shop
where the primmer also slept. The prisoner wee not in the
shop the previous night. i.noes aw him come out of the
shop about 6 o'clock yeeterdsy mottling while he was in the
duet, be having left the shop to go there.
The prisoner wee remanded.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
MIIIMOW OP POILTRATTI AT PHOTOORAPREIS.
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Mr. Henry Mtlls tobeoconish of 58, Oxford-street, was
charged with wilfully destroying and damaging two portraits
and two der cases at 961, Oxford-scree', the property of
Mr. Frederick Brooks, artist.
The complainant said the accused came to hie passage
about eight the previous evening, and with a stick he had
in his head broke two specimens exhibited is a one., one of
theta being that of the secured's wite,which be (complainant)
►ad bought, the damage being two gainese.
In answer to the chew the defendant raid the portrait was
t►at of his wife. He bad felt very much annoyed at seeing it
publicly exhibited, and hod r. Tinted the complainant several
fluke to remove it. He considered it a very great natsenee
haring his wife's p irtrait exhibited every Sanday
morning at ohs ecesplemanes door, and haring it pointed
eat by a "Muter" to passers by. Another thing in the
ere wan that It was not a specimen of the compisinont's
work; therefore, beside+ the annoyance, it was a delasion
an the public. A ease had ken decided at Southwark po-
lice-court that a person under the circumstances had a right
to destroy a portrait after giving notice that it should be re-
moved.
The complalnant said he bought It, sad thereto* con-
sidertd he had a right to exhibit it.
Mr. Slash= raid he would give his decision on the coos
on seater ocotillos. It wee of tiro much importances te
decide hastily.
Ihe accessed said he had dose it on pablio rem/rule. oar
'Medea the complainant had no right to exhibit a portrait
ander amok eircunistsnose.
The aocumd's own recogaisance was then taken ler his
reepprearance.
SOUTHWARK.

The conductor of ons...iith;C.ieidon General Omnibus
Company's ornnibn•aa, No. 7,269, was charged before Mr.
Combo with refusiog t , admit cod carry in the soma,
at the lawful fare, and for whom there was room. George
Sainte and another; ab,,, with assaulting him. The de-

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fondant plead. el not guilty.
TM complainant, a ineehankt, said he lived at Shorediteh,
and ea Munday idol about half-past It he got to tho Alfred's
Head on Newington .causeway, whin be law defendant's
omnibus at the stanellag-plate, end a number of penaae
around, trying to get in. Ho bad his wife with blm, and
he patina hie way through the crowd and Jumped
oa the rep for the purpose of eateries, the vehicle when
the defiodent endeavoured to push himoff, but his het fill
in the reed. He requested the defendant to admit him, and
if not, Ids wife and child, as there was room. The defendant
refried, and the omnibus drove of.
TM defendant said that the omnibus was quile full before
the complalasat came up, and he told him so, but he per-
sisted jumping on his step, although be warned him not
I. do so, and it wee • miracle an accident bad not
ormend, se the omnibus had started. At the time also
there wive a hundred le round it, all anxious to r'ele.
8o far from his beim to It wee the complaints;
which could be proved by the constable on duty.
Pollee-conatabh 600 A said he was ea duty at the
Alfred". WM, ea the niglitlaitiestioe. when then wen
upwards of one hundred waiting for the our
mhos. As coon se defendant drove up it was filled
sad thea he sew oogeptainnot jump on the steps and demand
admission fOr Ishmael( and wile. The coeductor quietly told
I him theta wee no roe, ad that he must pit of the 'Mg;
but he refusal, end the omnibus drove ott with Idea is the
' Mops and then his hat fell off. Waness thesidored that the
coodeethe was not to Wooer Compla neat talents beamed
there was roost in the vehicle for two at the time al-
though ehe coadtwor told him It wee full.
Mr. Combo told him he had Wei very wrongly in jumping
on the stops of the omnibus end &tee:nyder/ to force hie way
In without the consent of the conductor. The summon, muse
he dameiserd, and he might think himself lucky he had not
met with an accident la kis raelanem.

Tae CONGERIS.—The Sunday Times prints the
Mowing Warm trots Peril:—" After otters' propoerls, it
sprats WA Beim has bees filed upon for the cowing er.n.
grew, sad that it will meet about the Ist of Way.
It will be alteaded by five cabinet ministers, Lord Waimea-
bury repeerating Raised ; Count Waitaki, Snare
Prince Ocrtscheltelf, Rain; Count Buol, Austria; sad
Boas Schleisita, bade. TM Utilise states will alas be in-
directly riptunalsi at the Conan go W. Anglia has
melod lam% le nod hi marl e, Count Groat. It fa not
Impede that they may complirma the negotiations, sad
Asir Ash to this espinel le sot viewed with pleasure by the
votaries of peam."
A DANGEROUS CANDLESTICK. —The Dam/rise
drive reporM ea accident from the hiesutions ma of •
peredapilmit. • want girl at Hooka Curnserlyess,
pima • gime of candle ia the mouth of a dark costairdner
r, as•antothin• tar a candleakk. Shortly afterward%
elfile bowel through th• peek el We Sark, awl in Ws
espied= which followed the girl war severely washed cm
the upper past of the face, the d rot of the apartment wee
blown of its hie's., part el • weldor' well was throws
sown, slates were forced of the roof, sad several raw of
shag were broker.
Dasstes comet, which created each a narration
Li seams, is sow et dell by the Snuck **utile Josiah
to haw two tries. The wad
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WAS not ramarkad by th•
abeervers of Paris, and stems, fitet. to bete been sew
MilM. WWl:wire at the Observatory of Peltnwa, Dr.
of Om tiara, sod by Yr Bled at Cambridge, U.S.
It townvisible from the 16th of September to the 10th of
oeotter, end on w 6th of thrt mon.k appesrei much
teary thee the brilliant out.
We learn from Bromide that the fine spring
wh'eh bad letely prevailed there bise witbithe bat
kar dip been ruceteded by homy @helms cd lard