The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1861.

TN RI NICHOLSON. PANCALL, AND f.TONE.
The bankrupts were warehousemen, of Casuon street.
The c►oice of assignees was recently made.
Mr. Reed, on the part of the assignees, now asked the
court to appoint a day for a dividend, u there are about
10,01U01. of assets in hanil
A sitting was ordered to be advertised for the first week
in July.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

The June session of the Central Criminal Court was
.I'penes' this morning before the Right lion. the Lord
dayor, the Recorder, Aldermen B,domons, If. P., and
Phillips, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff I,bbise, Mr. Sheriff
Lusk, the Under Sheriff% he.
The tint edition of the calendar contains the DAMN
of l($ prisoners, and the ores comprise one charge of
murder and three of manslaughter.
The Recorder baldly charged the grand jury, and
said that although the calendar for the present session
contained a rather larger number of prisoners than usual,
the asses, with a few exceptions, were not of • very
serious character, and were riot likely to present any
difilcultiem when they came to consider them. There was
one cam of wilful murder, in which an Italian was charged
with killing a young man by stabbing him in the belly with
a knife. The parties, it appeared, hail quarrelled in • pub-
lie-house, Led they fought together, and ten minutes
after the combat had ceased, the prisoner rushed at the de-
reseed, and struck hun with his fist, and then stabbed him,
and inflicted as injury upon him of which he died shortly
afterwards. Is this case the only question the grand jury
would have to consider was whether the offence of the pri-
soner emanated to the crime of wilful murder, or to that
of manslaughter only, and, if the fatal injury had been in-
flicted at die time of the original struggle, they would
probably, taking into consideration the fact that the pri-
soner was at the time under the excitement of • contest,
and that his blood was heated, have felt themselves jus-
tified in rotunda( • bill for the lesser offence, but if
the witnesses spoke truly when they stated that the
struggle had ceased, and that ten minutes had elapsed
before the prisoner committed the act ot violence
upon the deceased, this would show an amount
of deliberation that would render the cacaos is
law one of wilful murder. There was a charge
against one of the prisoners of having taken
a girl under sixteen years of age from the custody of her
parent, ; and with reference to this charge it was his duty
to inform them that the fact of the young woman having
been willing to accompany the prisoner did Dot make any
difference in the character of the offence, as the intention
of the statute was to preterit parents as well as their chil-
dren. The leaned Reeardar then referred to One or two
other mess in the calendar, end concluded by disninsing the
grand jury to the performance of their duties.
Aortae Pest, 13, and Alfred Tilley, 15, were charged
with feloniously Livonia' a piece of wood upon the South-
Western Railway, with intent to obstruct the passing of
the trains and also with the intent to endanger the safety
of the presagers travelling upon the railway.
Mr. Gooper prosecuted. Mr. Lloyd appeared for the
(prisoner Tilley. The other led wee 'mad .
appeared that about half-past S o'clock in the
afternoon of the 3rd of May the prisoners were seen
upon a bridge over the railway at Staines, and their conduct
exciting some suspicion, they were watched, and one of
the presagers wee seen to threw something upon the rails
test as a train was approselde& Before the train could
it ma over the Antrisoe, which turned
out stopped
Peres d paling. and set it to pieces, fortuastely
without oaring any injury. The ran away, but
were punned and labia fete a sdy, ad upon Tilley being
searched, there was hand von kiss a sett of saw-knife
with whisk the Whig had emilintly boss eels
The defense eel up fee the primary was that they had
se istentien teens any inieshisf le the tends, sad that
their only eldest was ter see what effect the wheels would
bare upon the plan of wend, which was not el sub Sane
that to ham in say way interfered with the safety of
trate.

The jury hoe the prisoners Guilty with the intent
le ebetrest She pan* of the mese aid rye, recom-
mended them le many cm messed et theiand that
thej bed greedy hem seem, Web OM.
The Reermirmseikased Weis dye Imprison-
mat sad hind Meer.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

TIN LaII ATTIADTZD MILD= AND ADIKILIJIT AT
ISLINOTON.

This efteraeca wee appended far the remadaitioa tof
rederick dirsgraea, Masan Limey, sad Oftrigt gather,
Lit atertlareuely semealtieg Nary Atte Realism, a mem*
sod she with dal* ea keel box containing 1061. awl ether
wthatia.

Urns Os peleenere belay phmied st the ber la gorge el
laspware Joke, they sprinted to feel the essieue position
in which they a odereese to the crime of which
they steed shawl. owl w the peer girl was brought
into court the prim= essened such affected.
The coalesce at the witnesses ma reed over, end the tee-
fimsy el Mary Ana &Akron wee reseeding when we
meet te press

MAJILDOROIIOIII4ITREZT.
ALIN= 1101611 U.
Jails lkfiniss, young in tie entpley al Mr. George
Conway, beidisr, d olk4rent. leala Hospital,
was shawl hien Yr. Tyrwhitt, ea easpielee steeling
from • eiels•box the seal el 191., the property el her roaster.
Xr. Mew, said—Yeeterday after I had does bumper I
west eyelid= sed took no my little boy three yea' of age.
As soon es Hod does so he said, " Jamie bee hese totis
door." I said, " What door" sad tie AIM pointed
to • plass seder tie hearth-rug sad wink where,
in coneewasase el • barna baying been broken open
three reantie Ware, I bed made loader tie flooring •
nceptaele to held tie ase-hisz. On 100 l into the
box, in 'tidal Ws englit to bare heel 1001,, I food *sly
811., 19/. bates ssieeleg. I had left it leeks& bat it wee
that unlocked Oa the former oeseelea tie prisertor said
the little boy bad brains the door el tie bares. saes,
_sad
I believed her. My little girl, six yams el sip, held es
QM she bad seas tie prisoner take sass farthiap tram the
box ; but there was nothing in it but sovereigns.
Mr. Ityrwhitt —You sr* an easy penal; you should have
take° it to • bank.

Kr. oii.;ay—roften want the mooey,your worship, es I
bay at times • Dumber of sheep and turn them out. The
primmer aid she bad ant taken anything., but my little girl
said she bed in her presence. The prisoner went home to
sleep. I have only • boy in my employ, but he has no
WON to the room in which the box was kept.
Prisoner—l never touched the money. I'll take my oath
I did not.

-Yr.eir ray —oine dirt bad been placed by the M olter
ever the hoz and she said that why she had to
the little boy bad loet his halfpenny.
take her parent.' receinimann for
her appeasers but Again in a week.

SOUTHWARK.

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LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST
RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.)

An extraordinary meeting of the proprietors
was held at 1 o'clock, at Bridge.horms Hotel, London'
bridge, Mr. Lim Santana in the chair, in order that the
following bills, now pending in parliament, might, in ac•
oordance with the standing orders of the House of lards,
be submitted for approval :
1. A bill intituled " An Act for increasing the capital of
and conferring further power, on the West London Eaten.
am Railway Company, and for other purposes."
2. A bill for making a railway from the Loudon,
Brighton, and South Coast Railway, in the parish of Faster-
gate, in the county of Sussex, sad for other
The CHAIRMAN said the font bill related j=sek rail-
way to which they were contributors, together with the
London and North Western, South Western, and Great
Western Companies, for a line from Kensington to
Join the Loudon and Brighton line and the South
Western line, thus approaching the Victoria Station.
The Somerton (Kr. Faithful) read the heads of the bill.
It appeared that the amount to be sutscribed by the several
companies was M,OOO/. each by the North Western and
Great Western, and 17,5001. each by the London and
Brighton and the South Western Companies.
On the motion of the CIIAMMAN the bill was unanimously
&Pa
:e CHATIINAN said the brit bill was for the construction
of a line from that company's line to Bognor. There was •
bill for the same purpose last year, but it was withdrawn
in consequence of the refund of the landowner, to dispose
of the land at agricultural prices. These pasties
now wished to construct the line themselves and the main
object of the bill was to enable the Brighton Company
either to work it or to contribute 5,0001. towards its cos-
@traction.

-Theeiteede of the tell haring been reed, a motion of ap-
proval wee carried tunaboously.

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