The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-21 00:00:00

DEPARTURE OF THE ELEVEN CRICKETERS FOR

AUSTRALIA,

tin Friday afternoon tun of the players *elected
to represent Eagle:ad in Australia mustered at the Surrey
Tavern, lienningtoe-oval, and from there went to the sta-
tion of the Great Northern Railway, King's-crone. They
were accompanied by numerous friends, and upon the signal
being given for the starting of the train a hearty parting
cheer was given them, which was heartily responded to by
them, all Islas in high spirits and sanguine of success. Mr.
Mallam, the Austrian agent of Mears. Spiers and Pood,
was with them, and several members of the Surrey Club
and perusal (needs took places in the train, determined to
acoonspeay them to Liverpool. Oa arriving at Liverpool,
they were joked by Wiens, the eleventh man, the twelfth
(G. Wells) having started some few weeks back. (In Sutur-
y all the) west as board the 6riut Britain, and at parting
the anaserens Maude and spectators gave them a ringing
farewell sheer, and hearty wishes; were expressed for a pros-
perous eat sad a cafe return home, crowned with
the of vielsey, Previous to leaving London, the
plusses caned on Yr. J. Bartlett, of the'Waterloo!road,
who presented them with a handsome new bat each, of his
own sissatsctsio TM first meta will be played in Mel-
bonnie, sad is liksty to take place es Boxing-day.

A LL7.I; to Roardar or Cloirsitxxzwr Sroas•.4.—
At the borough of Partmeeith qualm undoes on Saturday,
before .lohn Duke Oderidge, Eaq. Puke Knight, labourer,
Bartholomew Meisoey, labourer, aid Samuel Limb, stone
mason, were chervil with dealing 2 cwt. lqr. 1511 s. of lead,
the property of UR Majesty, on the Zird of July last. It
will be nrmembered that the Metropolitan Dockyard Police
discovered that an extensive system of robbing the govern-
meet was being carried on by some of Mr. Smith's (the
contractor's) men in Portsmouth Dockyard. Six met) ware
apprehended and brought before the magistrates; the above-
minted three were committed for trial, Lumh and Knight
being admitted to bail. and the remainder discharged. Two
of those so discharged again'eppeared at court, an indict:nest
having beet) preferred, and the grand jury found a true bill
against them. Mr. Sleigh, of the Central Criminal Court,
we. specially retained for Lamb, Knight, and Maloney. It
was deemed seeessarr that as the two against whom the
11 true bill had been fenad would be tried next session, they
should all be brought up for trial at that time. To this Mr.
Sleigh objected ; het the Recorder decided that the see
'should Mead over, and admitted the prisoners to bail In
thew owe recogainamses of SU. such.
ONAIIOI or Musodd.—A few days ago Mr.
lifhltmereli, one of the coroners for Wilts, held an Inquest
on the body of FMliet• Pearce, the wife of a labourer at
Chiprearbarn. The two were seen together drunk on the
night of rbititritay, and they seamed to be quarrelling.
Next rooming the women's body was found. She was much
bruised, and had several marks on her face and body. Two
surgeons gave it aa their opinion that the 041100 of death
was effusion of blond to the brain, probably the result of the
wand 011 the back of the head. The jury returned a vet,
dirt " Th.t. the deceased come to her death by extreme
violence, but by whom that violence was administered
there wee no evidence to show." Superintendent Wright
immediately took the prisoner into custody on the charge
of wierderie; his wife.
Tits 1% OODIA/IrDe MU* DER. —On Saturday the
self-seemed miaow Bien was again placed before the Earl
of (kirk. ammo% mod the magistrates at From., when
=.Madman Least stated that the further inquiries he
male peeved beyond • doubt that the jeisouvr was in
leak silks tame the murder was committed. He bed
meted hint boo tb• time be had loft the Frome Union in
1844 till be ems Ides late miedy. The chairman said
they bed no eltereedive bet to discharge the prisoner, and
atter ewer* eselemmtleg apse his conduct his release was
entered._

SAD MATZ OP All An2D LADY. —An adjOUrneti
inquest was hid es Ilhierdav last, at Bettor. on the Eastern
Complies &Away, bolero 1. B. Marriott. Ea L. coroner, on
the body of !tark wits et Charles Downie,. Esq.. 74 years
of age. Oa the 12th of August last the deceased was about
entering a • wham the Ulan moved an while she bad
her Liked on the of the door. and she was thrown
down, ettatmoing injuries, under ',Lich she sank on the 15th
instant. She woe attended, at the company's expenes, by
Mr. Aldred, of Yarmouth. The evidence of Mr. Reeve,
station master, Chutes Walker, engine.driver, and Williams
Lovett, guard, was somewhat ocietradletary all to the cause
of the tram movie'. TLe jury returned • 'saint of "Ass'.
dental Death." _

MA LlelOrll INJURIES TO PROPMATT. —On the
Ist proximo se act will take effect to consolidate and
mend the statute law el Easlead and Ireland rekting to
madam kjtaitt to pope• It to new prorided that
lemma dwelling-lime who shall unlawfully pull down
ilemelOl
loh. at atone the same, or to sever fiorn the free-
hold say hates Wag axed in err to such place, shall he
guilty el a miedemeneor. The law is DOW made ma,
eirlarat irk& ropeed to placing or throwing stows, ke.,
en
seal v to ehohniet railway carriages. It is declared to
be a "May:" and punishable with penal servitude for life
or with hapeimmassat. For injuring telegraphs the offence
is a misdemeanour, and punishable with imprisonment for
three moratha. Por destroying or damaging any work of
art la eltomshes, mamma, or other public planes, the punish-
mot may eased so six months' imprisonment, sad &ruing
may be added la the ease of males uador 16 years of age.
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