The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-07 00:00:00

TRAYIIIO FIXTURNS.

Miles Pea- Mar- Teter, Total,
ItAILWAYS epee wagers ebetutime 11111 ISM
Week miles Sept. IL a 4 Ai it
Seel Milian Medway
karili-Weat Provinces Kee Mt 1,790 1,441 I,lk
Ditto, Sept. W.
3.51 DieU M—eon, Sept. tr I LOOS 4.131 0,10 4.44 w
gtto, Sept W. — Mlle &MY 0,850 OM
Week wiled OM S.
Ores* Seethe= of lake 11 IS 08 80
Meek ending ker. IL
Lumens, Tilbury, it South-
mad kateeeioe
..._ 768 100 077 0711

Week 'Ballots Nov. U. . __
I. Mutt I Loishoido.Vat.
(Routh Atut. Use) 1014 11,019 99,119 49,139 85,0111
(Lombudo Unol
Cent, al Italy Breach
Plalsoaco to Nologs•
week ending Dso. 1.
Galodoulaa ll9l 1,641 11.276 11.917 10.111

Tae THAN= EMIIANZYZAT. —Mr. Cowper, the
First Commia,ioner of Works, hae eaklressed s letter to the
Lord Mayor. apprising him that on the recommendation of
Misgovernment a Royal commission bas been issued to take
into consideration the question of embeeking the southern
aide of the Thames simultaneously with that of the Middle-
sex aide. The commissioners are the same gentlemen who
invenivited the 'project of a northern embaukment la the
poet summer, end the Lord Mayer has mein been invited to
set sa chairman. It is understood that in the event of the
commissioners recotumentling the embaskment on the Sur-
rey side to be undertakes contemporaneously with that on
the north, the government are prepared to embody both
projects in the bill which they will urtrodnosin the approach-
, mg session of radio:nest.
CHILD Bloaoso AT CoLcuarraa.—On Thursday,
at the Colchester Town Hall, Eliza Anse Chevartoa. •
young woman 24 years of age, was charged with having ruur-
d her female infant by drowning it in the River viols'
on the 4th of defy Let. The woman was apprehended at
Little Wertheim. Suffolk, where .L« wee Eying with her
father, and was identified by 1. t . named Hines es
laving boom seen in a coffee-11..,... at Colchester on the
wain of the murder. The pimas x....itted having had
three illsetiniate children, and state,! t:...t the third, which
ie the object of the present inquiry, is alive In the custody
of some woman, but she did not know where it was. She
said sho left home just bdere the gleaning time
with the child and went to Ipswich, taking with
her a small bundle of clothes as a change for the 'think;
on the New-road between the railway station nod Ipswich
she met a woman to whom elm gave the child, it befog
taken, as else supposed, to London. She did not know
where the child was now, but she saw it about six weeks
pito°, when ahe again met the woman to whom she had en-
trusted it. title denied that she had been at Colchester for
five years, but Hines, who we called sea wither, posi-
tively identified her as having come to. the coffee-house la
<medico on the night of the 4th July. The prisoner, who
was some yearn since convicted of a robbery at Colchester,
was remanded for further examination.
Tug YELVIZTON CASH—The examination in this
an. was resumed on Thunday, in the Court of Session,
Edinburgh. The first witness called was Bridget
formerly chambermaid at flongater'm Hotel, Rostrevortl
who, it will be recollected, figured at the trial in Dublin. li
She now, as did also a waiter at another hotel in Scotland,
identified Major and Mrs. Yelvertoo as having lodged at the
establishments in which they (the witmeass) were
employed as men and wife. Ram Fwto (whose
mine will also be recognised) gave evidence to •
similar effect. A groom formerly in the service al Maier
Yelverton, on the other hand, swore that he always !oohed
upon hie master as a single man, uotwitlistaading the inti-
macy which existed between him and Xis. Telverton ; and •
riding master stated that on the occasion of hones being
hired from him by the Major for himself and the lady, the MOM
given for the latter was not " Mrs. Yelvertm.* Other wit-
nasals, friends end comrades of the Major. deposed that they
always looked upon him as a bachelor until his marriage
with Mrs. Forbes. An adjournment again took plam.
Tue LATE Militant Ire Da: MlN.—John Molloy,
the 11010elinlaie Wen who lately murdered one of his'
children, Arthur, and attempted the lives of another, and
of his wife and water. under the melancholy circumstances
by us at the time, was on Thurolay tried for tba
rsOotd at the Court of Commiasion. Dublin. He pleaded.
net guilty, sad was acquitted on tho ground of iasauity.
Agnes Wyles, who on Tuesday pleaded guilty to
therUrp of podia as the trial of Curran, the cabana,
kr the smarm* so Alio Jolly, la we ea Thursday
matimeed to twelvemonth, impriammeet.
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