The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-13 00:00:00

POLICE INTALLIGBNCB.
TIRDI DAY.

MAILLIIOItOE4II4TIIIIIIT.
Musa* or Roamaar Y. Walter,
• w any* ea as massive hviatas et No. WS,
teatteet. wee thosiod with dailies from-the person
of lb. Iteetbastato, austioater, residiag at
nherits a Mit wee seataisig a sovereiga
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That anted that list night he get Into ea i•
bias et fir Um parries ef to lowa. He
, tad sot been seated sue misty time defendant got is
mil Neel himself by Ma lel. side., Jepd before the, witness
had file Ids pane tad itt estate safe is the lithitand
peace, of his tromemrs: Wiles they arrived at the sad el
Oro, i- etre, t the stwaibas steppe! is *low a lady to get
oat .when hod WNW *let es hie right head "de'
She was the its was the aikido donee
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howlimarpothet wad bead his puree sob, bat
Vbent*
seadaeter bed limo to that tie dose. he aria gathis
head laNaposiost sad lowed .his pun sod la teablalt 110,4.
Ho iewodiately till the eiadester he had boss robbed Si
hie paw date do lode got ask The eardlow wee etteehei,
betake pans moil amiss used, sad so that Weiser woe
*teals pone, wilebalsatlw his leitaide beetiled seteramblo
sad gave him isthmus, sad weal to the statlos-hoses with
Oa. Oa We totem hew, whoa he treat up Melte to
:42erstiArdhihr
gam the pans to the towable, who ssed it, tad the
atom y, easoustiag to 11. 2e. Od., was failed therein.
la reply to Mr. Haederick, complainant said it was im-
passible for say of the parsons who were alttlag at his right
head to take his ;Jane from his left hand poaket, bemuse be
sat with hie back slam to the sataibm, sad, as the defend-
sat was the only perms who sat by his kit side, he s
him aad gave him ia charge. Us could aot seimas‘tur:risd
pares being replaced unless it was dose bye omfederste.
The dettadeat iadgassaly dialed the sharp, aad called
shoat a dome patlesma, who said that it wasliapeadble tor
the dsfendaot to commit the 0f,... he was moused et. The
sompleimat meat be labouring under some mantels,.
Mr. Hardwick, boa whet be had beard, thought the
Mamee% of the prosecutor highly improbable.
The complaisant said ha was set williop to press the
sham farther.
Mr. Hardwick said, the Firmer coo doubt yeast feel ex-
osetlistly obliged to you toe such aa offer, :alter
undergoing the indignity sad i 110011•011111111011 of being loam
cop is manta home all sight 1 should advise you to mein
saelt ma epolopy er recompense as it le la mar power to do.
The dideadaat is disidarged, and leaves this coast without
the slightest imputation upon his shimmer.
The prosecutor tendered as apology to the defendant, but
by the advice el his fries& it was sot sesepted.

A Nam Comt.s.—Mr. Charles Robertson, of Mr.
Cooper's private observatory ,liarkreo rastk,lrelatuf, distactted
• mew mast la she constellatioa Casselopardue, about mid-
night, on the 9Ji net. The observation gave, at 131 s. 4m
33.., Greenwich lama time.—Comet's right ammashm,
Oh. Ont. 61.55.; eontet's north declination, 63 dot 29m. 235.
Tb• hourly motion is ILL is 40 accedes( time, norm* :
mad that ia domination &bast 3 aimless towards the *nth.—
The following, from a Paris paper, is sarisuly colacidteat
with the foremen. :—" It. Victor Kenyan, member of the
Institute end of the Board of Lough-ado, has just discovered
at the Obeervatory of Paris a Dew comet in the constellation
ditto Charioteer, a little to the east ails star D.lta or that
constellation. The followiag was its apptrent poldion : Oo
September 9,18.`0, at 13 hosts 37 min. 2 sea. average time
et Paris, reckoned from moos ; tight atiornsioa, 90 decrees
17 min. 10 see. ; mothers dettlinatioa, 63 deg. 28 min. 20 see.
La 24 boon the right secession augments 3 deg. 63 ale ,
and its &amities diminishes 1 deg. 9 min. Tole *met is
essily seen with a good portable telescope; it styes the ap-
pearance of • anal whitish oval ashablity, of from 2 to 3
innate,' diameter. but without an tail.'
LONDON PENNY BAYING. BANE—The managers
have published the followiag regatta of lb. 'spirits eta'
Puny Savings Bank in Landon, which woe opened is Com-
metetal-street, Whiteeholel, on the 30th of January last, up
Ve the 9h inst.: Deposita, 49,616; depositoes, 7,863; amount
of receipts, 2,0171.

. . .
Botcroa.—Thie &reason Mr. H. M. Watley held
an in pi, et, at the Peluso Albert, Whart-road, Battle. bride,
out view of the body of Mr. Alfred Hill, 80, who seromittsd
'acids at No. 4, Upper North.nreat, Battlwbridp,_of which
ha wet the landlord. For many yllore deloused hued bed the
management of the anise*. of Mr. Hollingsworth, boot and
shoe manufacturer, No. 1, Caledonian-place, Ying'weross,
a. a corofido.ntial sensed. Oa W•datmeay morning, abort
seven o'clock. be was mimed by Mn. Hill, who went
in parch of him. She knocked at toe kitchen-
&or, which she bond fastened on the inside. A
policeman was sent for and the door broken open, when
deceased was found epos the floor in • pool of blood,
with a deep incision sums his throat. A rags was in his
right hand. Deceased was a most tempeeste men and very
attentive to his bushiest. The supposed cause for the set
was that he was about to have the basiuese of his emp:oyer
plan to him, and that the change of circumstances was too
nab for hie mind. He bad expressed afe .r that he 'hada
not be ails to purchase the stock, when Mr. Hollingsworth
told him that he woald give it him. Verdict " Temporary
inanity."
APPREHENSION ON A CHARGE OF MIIRDEL—Some
months ago, during • " navvie row," which took place at
Coatbrldge, a man, named Henry Gestmil, received itjuties
of which he died • abort time afterwards. The ease was
made the ssoject of • judicial ezaminatioa, In the courts of
which it was found that the blows which had resulted
totally had been administered by one or both of
two young men. wo II knows In the district, named
The MU Hearty and Edward Mscdonald. They were
immediately ordered to be taken Into custody; bat when
the :tees for the exeentior, of the warrants were is pro-
amok it was amer.oined that, anticipating the result of
the i instigation by the authorities, they had taken the pre-
caution of securing their safety by fight, and all trace of
than was last till yesterday afternoon, when the sister of the
murdered man casually °binned Hearty leisurely patine the
streets of Edinburgh. She gave Information to the police,
and, in the coons of the evening, Oast 8 o'clock, he was
secured. Sinew his appreheasion, Hearty has admitted that
be is really the parry of whom the police were is search,
mad acknowledge, also that he was peewee at, and took part
is, the scums in which Germain was killed, but denies that
he in any way injured him, moaning that it was Macdonald
by whom the blows were inflicted.—North British Mail
SALE OP SHEEP PROM TEE GOODWOOD FLOCK.—
rho mason has arrived when the annual tales of Routh
Down @beep attract large nuothen of breeder. and apical-
twists. Accordingly, on Tuesday last, 220 ewes were
brought to the hammer, together with several rants, Mr
Wyatt having been instructed to di.pose of them. The
tale took place he a field close to the Drayton station;
and, it being the first of the kind this season, it at
rooted • Loge and highly influential eosepeny. A
book was erected in the field where the sale took
plea, and Mr. Mont, of Chichester, bad provided an en
celleat sold collation, of which about forty partook. As
so°n es the toward man had been refreehed, Mr. Wyatt
mounted the rostrum and etsainseneed the sale. He said he
need not make any remuks on the quality of the sheep; the
Duke et Richmond's Rama stood too prominently forward
in the great agricultural shows to need comment. He
was inettuoted to ofir everythieg without the slightest re-
sere.rion. If • shilling were offered be should take it; and.
as Me pram contemplated an annual sale, be was deter-
mused that those who cease a Meg way should sot be dia.
spry loud, hut should bees something worth easing for.
The trst lot of ten two-tooth South Down ewes were sold
to Mr. Eichord. at 28s each. Mr Webb was the purchaser
of the seemed lot at 34e. each. The nest lot of ten were
knocked down to Mr. Webb at 66e. ; the next ten to Mr.
Mellish at 345. The neat lot were sold to Mr. Farley at
365. Mr. Webb purchased another ten at 7111 s. The Ant lot
of ten six-tooth ewes were sold at 441. Mr. Webb pous•
chew d theses% ten lee 70s. Mr. Charles Duke was the
buyer of the sent pea at 625. 6el Mr. Webb purchased •
pen at Ns., ad another pea at 41s. The fleet lot of (GP-
mouthed ewes woe knocked down to Mr. Hardee at 40.
Tee neat pen of ten was the best lot of the whsle. It
'meta great competiths, and wee ultimately tanked dorm
to Mr. Doman at 61. 12s M. sash. Mr. Duke packaged
the sent pen at efts. ; Mr. Webb the next pen at 37c ; sad
the succeeding one at 395. Mr. Nadi. r bought was pm at
705., end another pen at Ills. Mr. Charles Duke, a pen at
41e. ; Mr. Fowler, a pee at 365. ; and Mr. Webb, a pea at
Its. Lot 22 °assisted of four two-tooth, four toarlooth, and
six two tootle nether., which were hawked dam to Mr Duke
at 31s. This unirmted the sale of ewes, sot the mien obtelned
for them were ',outdated very good. Toe eationeer then
comae need the sale of rams. Mr. James Elliman was the
purchaser of the drat ram, Are years old, for 81. Bs. A two
toothed ram, one year old, fetched 21 10e. Mr. Henry
Sadler purchased a creayeaweld ram for 81. 161. ; Mr.
Debias one for 81. fa. ; Mr. Mellish ens (two year) fee
61. 10s.; Mr. A. Lipton ea (three year) for 101. 10e.; Mr.
H. High ens (two year) for 91.160. Hr. Mille one (comprise)
'or 71, and tee (ens year) for 6L 10s. Oae rum (ontieol.
purchased by Mr. Federici', fetched 161. 165.; end N .
Mils was the purchaser of one (one year tor 281. Mr.
Eiderfield pan:bawd one for 41 6s. Se rams were let
to Mr. D.bbins, Mr. Whirler, Mr. Elderfield, Mr. Waterers,
and Mr (large Bailey, at prime varying from a fts to M.
This l-ing • draught only from the Goodwood flock, the
beet cams to the flock were net pet up for oompetithm. Os
the whole the ragas were sold and let well. Brightens
Gazette.
THE /1088 EL TRAWL—Darin the last dim
week., the boatmen of Lympetene end nmrsros have been
reeplug • rich harvest, bystapplylog mnesels fee the Lathes
market. From 20 to 311 tens me sent slew, seminar, sal
(or these the men Sr. ren511•111•811 at the /she et Is. per
bushel, which makes them a baselsones retains fee their
lab's:. The marsh ere mhdled Imades M eve pomp
pm sued.