The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1857.

William. Seymour, 196 11, mid that be Went ts Lb: ether
constable's whew" vim primmer ttlinrw . tat
kicked hies Molina,. He lay across the to
veer to take hies.. Ot oboe he kicked. him violently ca
the heed. Prisonm. Ins drunk.

Psyther— not strike Lim with your
Irliadbelet f L rear t rug.gl..., with s drunken same
you may be disabled for Ufs. Your truatherm le
yos to defend yourself with, sad itioald he
used on such OCOSWII2,4—• slight blow with lt earths the
shine when s men is to long in this mess* way, is a blow
wore the arum when ite sae str.king with hie del, might
make him desist.

Pohossae;7l7had not a truncheon with as ; I wu measly
parkas off duty.
hums Pate, 147 B, proved that the prisoner kicked his
la the Med mad twice in the stomach. Witness endeAronred
to pomade him to walk quietly to the etaticsi, and be Fre-
aked tarn be woad, bat the very cement be was relsorned
kibeled malted tuna wltnees, thaw him down, and atrial Wu.

Primate said be wen drunk and brew notYng about it.
Mr. Payater—Wboy ts the wawa with wham boo-

FoalOmema Edwards—After we had bees best= gout she
Ward to ewe to the @dation to chap WM.
Mr. Psyater (to pelsoner)—How kiss bare you been .e
this cowry I'
Prieormr—All 111, ; 1 am su Earliebew.
Mr. Papier—lf you us as Mariehamn you .Loved not
lei • ravers. Yoe ere outwitted lor three mouths to hard
rimr is dr HOOPS of Correction.

SOUTHWARK.
RO RRRRR ST A 5101.1111 X.

Jews 7ncker, a very reerlityealdirKezzig mon,
was brought op Is custody of Ea M
charged with robbing his r. Thomas
lioesethaper, High-street, Bouthwsrk,'ela locale quantietyteti
eilltA:ibbono, glom, and other Pnportr.
prosecutor rid that up to Saturday iut the
prisons. had been only nine lays In his employ ea
shaman. On that day he had °contact to niter his bed-
room, oboe he coned the penoon's boo. which woo un-
locked, end takienw wenn articles which he knew to be
• pinks of his mock. Hs Instantly communicated with
Sorpast Maywood, who came to his premises in the after-
wee, ohen he called the prisoner and uked him what
he nid in his boo. He replied nothing only what
WiZt7
ed to him. Witness then took him up to his bed-
room with tire °Mole who opened Itiabbond took out the
polar. y produced, 'Mich he Identified rjlroOkrty.
Ile Combs send him whether he bad any character
with him ! _

Mr. Steel replied that he had a wry fair character with
him, brat he mom have commenced robbing him the tint day.
Sergeant Itaymcad, the acting-inspector at the Stoma-
end polloe-station, mid he found a large quantity of copper
money, two pieces at bias Miami, several pairs of stockings,
gloves, and moms silk, in the prisoner's boa. The pen.
rester identified the articka as his property, and pat
the papaw into custody, when he begpcl of has master not
to pew the charge.
The prisoner bare declared that the whole of the property
was his excepting one of the piers of ribbon. He acknow-
ledged 'IA that came from Mr. Steel's stock, but It had boa
purchased by • female who left it in his care, pooling to
call for It. .

liepn—rerator poeitivell aware that the whale ot the
property arm stolen from Ina stack within the Mat law dye,
wary hie worship remanded the istiponer towable the Alain
to make farther Inquiries.

SWEARING IN OP THE NSW SHERIOTS 01:
LO. DON AND MIDDLEBIII.—THIB DAT. r_es

TH. afternoon, the newly elected sheriffs of the Z
city of London, Alderman Linemen', citizen sad csrEenter,
end W. A. Allen, EN., citizen and steamier, were sworn a.
fete their reflective Olive Won tho Lord Mayer, at • t
special omit of aldermen, convened fur the pm pole, at the ho

Guildhall. Previous to the ceremony, the shark mew-
Uwe' tha muter', ~dew, and court of steletsala d *air F.
'overtire companies, the carpenters and stationers, end •
large party of privets fris•da sad mamba" of the comma- ;
don, to • trealfast, at the London Tavern. •

On the 22nd there was a heavy fall of now in
Konigsberg. The roofs of the banes were covered, sad the
town had gaite a wintry appearsnos.

The first general aseembly of the German Roman •
-
catholic Union nu opened et Balaban on the 2let, In the Si.
pre of Prince Meeimillan, Archbielmp of Salzburg end et
Primes of Germany, and amen' other (Man prelates.

•
The Inverness Courier says A distinguished
of visitors at Applecrose, friends of his Ones the ee.
Duke of Leidy, had a narrow escape to Saturday week from
M ring their brat epee by a whale. Lord Holum, the Rev.
loam Fountains, and the Rev. Georxe Rodeos were in a
"
small best with two men, fishing in the Sound of Appiscross, as
whim a whale cams straight down upon them, sed, whoa mi
within ea rises length, dived and peened apparently not
three feet touter the boat, and came op again within a few Ile
saeda If the whale had risen molter, or tubed its tail, the
beet mum have been upset. It appeisted to be about thirty „,
fist bag, sad of the bottle-sore eperses. Thar were several
cif them playing about at the time.'
The PertAsAire Advertiser states that one day last 4
week as old rase, of the mune of Beth who acted se pier N
keeper at a miming on the Dundee and Perth line, perceived
a bare on the line, gave chew to It, and was so sketched is N.
pansit so not to hear a goal train which came up be. If
Mad law, and threw him down, killing him en the spot.
There was a falling off of no lees that 427,9834 se
to the export. to ladis hat month, se compared with the nor-
respowlise period of last year. le
le
M. Vaichf, a French merchant, long eatabliahed
la Delhi, sad who with difficulty escaped the gammen is IL
that city, has arrival in Paris.
ANTI-CtLIBACT CLUI36.-Beveral female clubs is
have been formed in the departments of the Par and the
(Arcade foe mutual relief ageing celibacy. The original"
club, rafter which the others are modelled, he. bees in
existence for four years. Each member pays 106.
monthly In the treasurer. These subeeriptions produce al
annually 24,000 fr., to which is added the anatelat raised
by two half-yearly keterie• of which the prime me 118
composed of valuable articles, the gift of the members.. TM
carnal club is composed of 200 young ladies. At the end
of therm the society is enabled to disease of 30,0006.
fie 40,0006., which serve to give a marriage portion to tee
two or three of the members, chosen by ballot.
If the fortunate candidates ore not married within
tarri:. the
.mosey nituris to the common fund, andlt
I eandulass ere poetioned the following year. The 6,
plane of the club continue to pay their subscriptions for og.
rsn rilf• after their manioc°, and are bound to facilitate by
ammo in their power the irurriare of their furrow um-
elates. Ti.. raentbere of the sasociation, remind or single, tIN
are bound am long es they live to aid sad succour their fellow
member. under all circumstances. tr
_ _

FATAL ACCIDENT ON rue NORTH EASTERN
RAi LWA L.—The North F.aatern Company is in the habit
imtuting tickets at ball the government fair to Irish rompers, p
and sending them teepee truckshy geode, se well as pasenger gig
trains. On Inday evening an Irish reaper got one it these 1.415
tickets at Darlington, fur York, and was placed alone Man 119
empty truck attached to a goods train. About two miles g.
Moo Darlington the driver of a train which met the goods me
train maw the man dancing about ma the truck. A sheet ma
' distance further on the line be was found completely cut in
two. It is suppled that he was thrown off by the jerk 111
°mistimed by the driver putting on fresh steam to wend an e
incline whirl, exists near the spot where he woe found. An
banned was held on Saturday, and a verdict d " Accidental tin
Death" returned. IM
BRIDeORT RAILMAY.—The report of the directors '
evegratulaies tbe ohartholdere in the near and certain corn- w
pletion of the Undpett Iteilway. It is expected that in • Is
feu dm) s the railway will be opened for trunk. Although Ir
this result will net have been areolopliabed wchout n cost
renridenhly *weeding the origitual estimate. the dm-eters
hope that with the growing ponerity of the ',vile)? retrain
to mks from the advents:cm of Mort railway cotenunicet ion, *
the ul l i iii ate development of the tmffic will produce to the
shareholders a for return P,r their outlay. To effect M 10
isted
they enf, nor prudent economy in working nod managing ■
the line. 01 the capitol mew fully called up tan the appro.
primed therm, amounting to 62,9601„ the arrears a mils
amount only' to 3761. lig. The payment of three semen it
will be the duty of the directors to get speedily enforced. Aa
it is now in Oats that the whole of the capital of the company as
• ill be netptired, the directors urge the neemeity at having le
the shiver yet unapprepriateal taken up sowing the body gg a
ehareleolders; and they trust 1.4114 decided effort will be 9!
made at once fur this purples. Contingent on the approprki-
Moot the remainder, the directors have already received con-
dines., premien, to take op in of them awes, leaving SO se
only to be provided for. Until the contractor's amount shall
have been thudly adjuatel, the directors will be =able to give 19
an enact statement $.4 the ultimate. total cost of the railway. C
Thee amount. are now in the hands of the engineer, and no a
tine will be lost or efforts spared in eettling them satisfacto-
rily. The amounts show that 83,813,1. 15s. 7d. has bean •
received, and 60,0961. 6s. 2d. expended. Is
From private letters we (Railway Record) learn ley
that a coesidersble amount of damage ham been done to the la
huddler. and works on the East Indian railway. This Is not *
surprising. Denning free. Delhi downward., through
Cawnpore. Allshabad, Arrah, Dinapore, i, Calculus, each hip
of which placm are stations on the line, and have teen the
scene at tragedies, over the bare rental of which so many go
bluer team have been shed, the destruction of pro has N
been very large indeed. The stations st Al Caen- 1111
pore, and Arrsh, we believe, bare been wholly destroyed. s
Betides the mutineers have broken op the engines, torn up kg
the rile, and strewed the idle iron over the canary.
FIRES AT EALING AND Ist.smolaii.—Yesterdsy
morning a Ore lir he out in a building called Illutherlamf-
rouse, near the parish church, Ealing. The engineems as
in attending.; but theatre meld net be got under till N
the house was burned down, tai the two adjoining ems 1
, damaged. The three were Insured in the Adam Fire-Ake.
' —TN ffre at Irleirorth averred In the warehouse of Yr. a
I Berm, wheedling,. The roof end upper part of the bad. p
I m win destroyed, and an adjoining warehouse dismisi/.