The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

JULES'S NUSDES OR TEN MOB SW.

On Saturday Captain 3. A. Christie and lames
Maid, the see ermmender me the other Ant officer of the
torque aliesiniwere pima Wore Mr. ffiastaficld, the
alied yeel.
mom oliespd with the murder
di=n Neerteas, a
Tbs bamw Elisabeth, of that ma, has recently arrived
fess New Weber, due touching at aleestm, where it is
nil drone vas tainged. ZOWNit the knee, crew, or
semi a Om,J base ra. theM...141. sae they Asp that
the easeekh e awl Int art*.
years- =lnd, lm
ceased the deea, of Fraseite
Udder% • Smash leames, by Least mad deliberate Ili-
=7 -no cheep was so melees • sehers, that • pm-
layseliption was bah N tbe &Non' Home on
Preisy samssm. atwhich Mr. Nesslad, the stipendiary
=llWwee t. The ememasthm was conducted
dmsil alese.yeemm but dr emit vas asseillni by ;the im-
amate* unesimila gl bah agils rid mat as a charge
detemier,

Mr. &Gees MB use Ge Input= of the detective fora,
Meted the use et FM Meg* ben whisk it appears that
the rifisehalk mead k Lamed en the flOthJanuary lug,
he New Oileble, vele Ospftla Pt dg. After the
entail at New Mabee; awe wisembeetniiwp took place
between the stastat MadOaglisla Pickering, which
eadell la Captain end
the el* returning
team Whoa the ker
was. aemly load .4 Captaie
Christie arrived at Now Oehler to the eldp Faith, end he
wee obi* eitieweek Inewherei ken the Faith to the
Illsekeek. He theogitit with him three of his old crew,
,a_staerthawfra wee PwraancilamLliehtganats,aaathietrinahmailt
W.
mid, he we robust and , and es castlraed rntll
be was herb thented. Our wmlag, goat the letter *ad
of Itheitsothee, ear they bed bath SD or MO days oat,
Reddigam thee kiwis the lim Imp at
awn swilkintelip Inks Mle& the Ptheow, sk
id
the septels, bombs the eweships of the slew, ems
op
been hie milk ma *Gra AG wee the matter. The
steward espielned that the Spanked bed broken the binnacle
yip The captain WWI
kith
by the back of the
dam him down, and began to kick him all over the
body. It is mid he kicked him for five minutes, or more,
with all hie might, at the elm time slag abusing epithets,
and saying, Ten werthiew seserhel, anode you ;
you AA swear Nee teem lAverpwiL" Alf he had kicked
MIS all use lie holy am beall. the math lifted lila foot
emend Remy end Mempdhlebsel via ell hls force on the
knew peed date valbanalle mars bask. Rodrigues cried
thmeaaYwet let nem awl amtbdi hewed ett ths forecasUe. Ile
IDIOM dal OW est the captain had killed
kin, He ewillibittle belly wed md it is said they
with Meek awl lie, owl AG madam Mee • Jelat pro-
jeeiel et the bow peel ofd beek vim lie Golub lied
=lepee lip. The poor Mow gee Gmbh to tent
rent Sowards the Glow= the
Gme sok ad, .to him, said, " Tea Rerinkm,c7tyiellet
Merl he. Mal, 17 dap • ladle ayea Nei dreg
calnat.4 Rattia strutted
ale New
keets et the
eat he wawa with a Imp ,• "glestibit • aooW
rightelide of hit bar d, when t:res;talablad kickedaablin ;
and his her wee thdreend with breiem. He ale? began to
spit blood soon after the ilhasep, and this continued some
tone. The seceid mate pre ithe same mace to lathe rope.
At ids proper turn he took the wheel is areal, bat he cam-
that he we. Gable to mow M. nearly every day
the the cartels used • )opefe-smi to him often very
sandy, sad all over hie body. Atha a week albs thin, the
ebb( nate tee sight awe focused sail Wiwi whose look-out
it ma flow the =ltedrigwes'e." The eats called
to on=" Y have why ha you not
the lothcat r The mete him by the threat
whales& had,, Wetland him, threw Wm talus back vio-
lent% sad kicked is it saki, as hard se he could, thirteen
liaesa Therm Idlow exclaimed, "If meant to kill roe, take
a betabth, sad ant my heel off." The mato then compelled
idm m to,. wpb the look-out. Rodrigues crawled on his
linseed Imes to the top of the look-out, but he sad he
could net sea, a the blood was patting to his eyes every
mewl. He sat down, but even then he fell down twice.
He very ahem 'addend that he was dying. Boma of the
crew wen casmellsd to help him down the ladder into the
ketwasda, End nest morning he was not able to turn out.
The evalnin came is beam esyMg, " You lazy scoun-
drel, Wpm Awls cone up, I'll dap a tackle upon you and
drag yea up. " Reekrigers meld out, assisting himself by
whatever he mold lay his hands on, end he eat down on some
span an as leek He never took the wheel after this, but
he tried sear *Meg. A few days after this the captain
again kiebed Nona the few The last aces of violence is
represmaed se laving occurred about wen day. after the
main sank. Rodrigoa war on the quarter-deck for tits pu-
pas of having the lead. As he could not walk without meat-
thou he kneed on the poop for support. The captain
addressed him, saying, " You key dog, do you come up=
the quarter-deck to act the sick max P Mora quicker, or I'll
Marry you Moog." The poor fellow was not able to move
quicker. Upon this the captain mailed him by the hair of
the had, and threw him violeally on the deck and kicked
him all over the body. Rehires' crawled forward on his
hands and knew and !telly to ths fireasetle. He told the
crew that his inside we. Mohan, ad that he was a dying
man. He never got on his fee afterwaida He showed his
body again, and it was a mass of bruises, particularly on his
breast ad right side. In about four or floe days be died,
and his body was thrown overboard.
Before Mr. lichee had closed the Watimeat of the ease on
behalf of the prosecution, • remand was said and granted,
and the car meads adjourned to &whey amt.

I op P 1138214 ,FOR MIMI-
D 417014

The Freeman's Journal states that the health of
Mr. Ryan, one of the Houma catholic priests cbsrged with
intimidation at the last Mayo election, is la a precarious
eat*. A copy of the information furnished spinet him wee
furnished to his solicitor on Friday, and states thee while at
the altar, in the presence and hearing of • largemegrogs-
tioil, he said that the cane of God would come down on any
one who should vats for Col. Higgins (one piths candidates);
that he would not give the rites of the church to my such
person. If they were dying; that the congregation should
watch the voters and keep their eyes on the black steep
InKthose who should vote for Col. Higgina) ; that he
would brand and mark for life each persons ; that
Lllr. Rye.)
would shave them. and, in shaving them, would take oft part
of the skin ; that at an election then just over for another
county the parish had tried certain voters, wowing thereby
that restraint Mid been used to prevent thew voting, and
thereby intending to suggeet that restraint should be used to
prevent voters Root voting for said Colonel Higgins at said
else aces that he Air. Cyan) would have a aslant@
place in the chafe( for those who should vote for Colonel
Illggins, and that the congregation should not speak to than ; ,
that the speaking of the aforesaid words was then and there '
calculated to intimidate one John M•Loughlin, a voter, sad,
by so intimidating him, induce him to refrain from voting
for the said George Cliveley Higgins. Other constn clamp
Mr. Ryan with threatening M.Loughlin personally that if
he voted for Colonel Higgins he would not administer the
rites of the church to him, and with reading from the altar a
printed list of voters, and denouncing those whom he con-
sidered supporters of Colonel Higgins as " treitora," " black-
legs," and " black sheep," adding that It would to better for
such persons to vote for the del than for Colonel Higgins.
On Friday notice was given on the part of the line. Mr.
Conway also charged with intimidation, of an application to
extend the time to plod. The application wee to be wade on
the following day.

Rata no TER MBTROPOLIS.—About the middle
of Friday night a fro loin we In the shop of Mr. Trees, •
chandler, No. 2, illpsonolowllay. Whiteebepel, and in a
short tine spread through the entire premises, so that the
Estes, inetrins inveral children, were in great danger.
They waw, least, all got out by mane of e.. fire escape,
wiloh soon ontswil. The firemen were unable to subdue the
I till If. on Saturday and not until the
hiding sad he mounts were eneLal7 annoyed. It Is
=ht that the Ore was cowed by some hot war pips.
wore and in healing the premium. The
len will fall upon the Anchor sad Belgian Cam =
An are broke out on Polurdoy Lathe Hill and
Twee, Masdoworth•conanscs. The whole of the upper

raaws—awl tits ea wars astawri.-4ady Clifton's rid.
ins% Dr
ow was on &cutesy
ast on be by ow mar
a In in the neat
seed sandimbils timoczasaj &Feral other
Ira bat pine yistarday and , but none of them
wars staisini walk week detdreetion__ poverty.

Fizz Ili• WA/ZOOMS AT WOLVERH,AMPTON.—
Iresienkr illielit • Ore broke oat in the premises d
Mews. CMOs sod Menu dealers Is hemp, Ilat &a,
Snow-101, WeiViellemotaa. The firs was ducurrred by a
volumes Osman kw*, OVA the collar. The balkhog was
soon la isms te the smolt sad Is a short time was caw
Kiihk
..y.Latetelm=st.he.rarr.:treomot thsafises trethe vlvar
The pandiss were immured LI. a . Globwoftlos for
1), Ths aim 'Mein has not been yet ascertained.
...

• _ ,
A MAN POUND DEIN° IN AN UNINHABITED
Hone—Oa lieemillny lea, Mr. Bedford, the coroner for
Weetwaseir, medal laormtka of the drab of • man
semi Maud Walup. 36 years, •
abesseaker, rankling
et 66, Dabereand, vire died at Charier erase Hospital the
seen amain. • ber weruluge previonely • alkalosis on
day In Dereeritaturat, Bobo, at about halt-pat two is
the morning, hard ziessdng in the cellar of a dilapidated
house. On going downier lowed dammed is a eta* of dupe-
apparently predated by se over-indelgenee In drink-
erateas use and be was removed to
heticaia Helaial,ttrumfrie• medial caw food he
wee ishouring ander reepetien of the bran. produced by
latozirwlion. Alter lingering for • few cis). he died, es
above stated. - _ _

11l LATE DOUBLE MARRIAGE IN LONDON.—
rstropothest sad Liverpool police hen drowned that
John With Wills, ate of the brothers coacersed la the tar-
moue doable marriage is Larks, was la Uverpool fro the
rb to the Oth art., sad that ow the 7th int. he sailed la the
ship Greet Western for New Yiak, added with hint some
luggage sad a little boy.
ACCIDENT TO THE ROTAL RUNTIIMAN.—WE are
il=oleess that,wetwitheradiag the elms et a doable
Mr. Davie not war ea Tarday, he wee well
enough to be eat with the foe horde ea the fenewt=g4
sad was at has post with his hounds ea Patty, st
iirr
Moor. althe
ough dr Oar was mot saarsisa ia eurintinal of
liog.