The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-28 00:00:00

PROFINCIAL /EARS MAILMII2II.

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Loft capital stock. 54 1161—MA Malmo sad Dom. IQ
22 1346—Worit Midland. Oxford, Mt 47—Deals and lake
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We (Army and Navy Gazette) understand that a
body of trained norms, on Was NiirktinplesEMuLare to
proceed at oyes from the Herbeet Hospital so
Every regiment in Aldershott has been medially
inspected, so as to be ready to embark immediately he
active manias in Canada.

Tits Rev. C. KINosLeY ON THE SHIM..
OUTRAGEL—In a letter to the Rev. G. J. Muter, {bash-
Mg him for his sermon on the Anomstrem outrage, the
talented Rather of " Alton Locke," " Westward Borba.
says—" if these Trade Unloosen to be allowed to exist they
ma only exist on the ground of being not only organs fee
combination, but for keeping the combined men within the
law. If they will not disprove that such outrages ham
been committed by Union men ; if they will not, is hawse
to their own clam he do first to drag such hounds to *-
ties ; U they will do nothing to free themselves from the old
stigma that from 1143048 they have themselves maximal,'
engaged in such outrages sad murders—then let them be pet
down by lawns imapablemonallyou wellu politioomiessmia
(ally. With you, I have defended the right of anabies-
tion among the work men,in hope that they would biome wage
than of yore. Rot if they motto ue to murder,l ssnothinr her
them but the just judgment of public opinion
will sweep thorn away, sad, I fear, inaugurale a reign
of tyranny of capital. I, and others, have hem awe.
log with dread the growing inclination of the
governing classes to mat down these trades miss.
hc., by strong matures. What I sus to say when I see
the working men themulves, in the face of gun
danger, justifying the rneasuree of those who with be
be bard oo them' I have seen immesh of trades mimes
to suspect that the and the losing
charlatans are the menblirst lend mislead the beam*
working men ; but if the honest working men thiamine,
make no move towards detecting and exposing the anthem
of such outrages, they must suffer with their blind sad
base leaden. If they fancy that they are too @trona forties
claws shove them, that they ma defy the laws of Engine&
and the instincts of humanity, then they will end themselves
mistaken, even if they bare to be taught their fully by •
second Bristol riot, or a second Peterloo."
Tssrrie Reciurrs.—The teethe receipts of rail-
ways In the United Kingdom for the week ending Dim
21, amounted to 583,5201., and for the corresponding weak
of last year to 530,2801. ; showing • decrease of 16,7 M.
The moat receipts of the eight railways having their
termini in the metropolis amounted to 250,2941., and ler
the corresponding week of 1860 to 258,2241., show-
ing a decrease of 7,9301. The decrease on the Bastega
Counties Railway amounted to 3221. ; on the Goma
Northern, to 3,0411. ; on the Brest
to DIVA ; on the London and North Waters, be
2,308/. ; on the London and Blackwell. to 211. • sad em
the South Estero, to 1,8721. total, 0,14. Bali
tram this must be deducted 1641., the increase on ass
London, Brightou. and South Coast, awl 1,0891. en the
London and South Western, together 1,2531., leaving the de-
mesne as above, 7,9301. The receipts on the other base
in the United Kingdom amounted to 283,226/., eel ler
the corresponding period of last year to 292,0581., show-
hag a decrease of 8,8301., which, added to the demean
on the metropolitan lines, makes the total drew
16,760/. as compared with the corresponding week of

THE CONVICT THOMPAON AT WANWICi.—A. de-
putation, consisting of Mr. Scholeffeld, LP., Mr. W.
O'Brien (the learned counsel who defended Thomsen), esi
Mr. A. P. Morgan, solicitor, of Birmingham, bed en MMus
view with Mr. Waddington. Uader.Secretery. at the Henn-
office, yesterday, to present a memorial. signed by the
mayor and many other influential inhabitanta of Mentes,
limn, praying that the extreme penalty of the law may nen
be earned into offset. After a lengthened interview, Mr.
Waddington promised to submit the memos urged by the
deputation, with the memorial, to Sir George Grey.
ROBBING A THAIN.-011 Friday morning= the
arrival of the 5 o'clock up goods traits, halm
with Christmas fare, at the Brentwood statics, the
engine-driver observed a men running the
line near the eud of the platform ; and
on looking round the train he could oft ,asking.
he suppeeted that the man had got into one of the !nacho
for the curio,e of a robbery, Rod communicated his ma-
pinions to John Tann, the signalman, who accordantly kept
a sharp. look out, and when the train was moving off here
a man jump from it and make off with something bulky.
Tame gave chase' when the man,throwing down four turkeys,
eluded pursuit for a time, but on the police being wild in
to search the premien,, they found in the segiseelel
Joseph Groom, a labourer, of Shengeld, who was fervandy
is the employ of the company ae a stoker. On being taken
into custody he admitted the robbery, and has hese re-
manded for further examination. Many robberies al ilsk
and other edible commodities have taken place of late at
some point of the line between Chelmsford and Stratford,
and it is suspected that the prisoner has been implicated in
them.—Easer Telegraph.
DOUBLE ELOPENENT.—A quiet village, not 100
miles from Woodbridge, was arousal from its seenstemeall
dulueas last week by a report, which appears correct, that
a pr young Lothsrio (who had for some meths Mee
residing with the rector of the parish) had suddenly itie-
sared with one of the young ladies of the family. The
lady's brother, not to be behind in gallantry, pereariei
the governors to accompany him on Cupid's errand at the
same time. The alarm and consternation of the =
(who were at a waterlog plum some few miles
may be easily imagined • and se soon as tbe teal fads of the
ease were apparent a Chase ensued, but with whet waft
bee not transpired. The fugitive couples were seen
at a furious pace through the town on the day relmelatell
about 3 o'clock, hastening to catch the ass leek et Ips-
wich for the metropolis. We believe we are ,reset sa
stating that neither of the gentlemen has machell bin
twenty-first year. whilst one of the ladies is net yet "west
semeteen.“—Zawn Trietrr2P4.
Loicoon OZ!VERAL Oiricisre eourairr (Lamm).
—Tragic receipts week ending 22nd Dec., 10,3117 t. Us. 4/