The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-17 00:00:00

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Heakr Webb, aged 26, described es s domestic *crew!,
was charged, bikes Mr. Tyrwhitt, with unlawfully diapaft
of the deed body of ber iiieffitinesta fiessals child, oa the 27tit
of Novestiew last, at the parish of Bt. Mazy, igloo" Is
seder to sewed its birth.

11lr.Weles/Awgstith7.d toy the priether.
Mrs. thou esid that the Firmer had bean is
her sanks about six weeks. The prithour, as the 79th at
November, bold her that the had had • child and that she bed
pot it in the beck cellar. Oa the Sunday evening she noticed
that the prisoner was unwell, and upon quathioeing
her the gays such rearms as satiated her. On the Tuesday
the sent her out for an errand, and being longer gone than
wee thariseary, elm spoke to hay, when she said that she felt
se bed the* ski did not thisk she would hare been able to
coon back, and then it wea that she spoke about the child.
Oa the Monday she went about her work an usual, sod only
appeared • little ethereal. Witham, thought that the prisoner
gist spoke to bar about the child.
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Mr. Walla Oildep Couch, arra, of 8, Theberton-
street. lassies. oal he was la the home, and wee told
+boat the mass. He load it to be • full grows and very
age aid. The hay appeared to have bees placed is the
afar ham rigldity_ a Is.
Kr. Tradtt—Wee the child covered is any way P
Witasee—No • k wee Is • culler under the garden, kora-
Maly behind ;he house. The door was not locked, and
masa going is would are sees the body at once.
Mr. Tyrwhitt —Wee the child hoes awe P
Klass aid he had aide s pest seam erstainatios,
ha ha the eppeernmee be could set Sell. An inquiet
ha bees hold, ad es era sndiet bed bees maned,
laspector hedge, N divisiou geld he look the passer
las moody, and being ill, he list her to the workhouse,
sail as bed bees these ever sloop. She said ae wee very
norm but she did not know whet to do.
Kr. Couch meted that the prima had set provided any
clothe. for the child.

Mr. Tyrwhitt rid the only question was, whether Oda
this wag 6 concealment of VIM, sod if it woe, it WY only a
trivial ease. Ho should remand the prisoner kw a work.

WORSHIP-STREET.
cauar 11011141,147.

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Arha Clerk, of Renry-pleoe, Hovou, wee charged before
Kr. ilmateill with realusg a quantity of wearing apparel,
theproperi y of Elizabeth Swift, a erreut out of plus.
The complainant stated that a short time sines she came
from Promo, in Lancashire, and procured a place as bour-
bon servant in Linden. The +nun= unfortunately peoved
too mach for bar air ngtb, end ilium at last compelled her to
leave, ohms, keels, no friend in the inetropolie, she got &lodging
et the prior:nee bone.. After three weeks of acute uttering
there it became compulsory on ber to niter • hospital. Yester-
day &he left, and as returning to her ladgiair she found her
lova, which had contained about 81. worth of wearing apparel,
broken open end empty. The priionee's wife at once emit-
Loud that he bad takes the things and pledged them. In •
mote at great Aeneas complainant went to the station-balms
sad mentirsed the facto.

Barran., 23N, said that the young woman had been
wandering about ell might in the cold, nod had not even the
mesas of purchasing a cup of ePffee. He, on spprehending
the primnor, found eight duple:errs upon Mtn relating to the
stolen property.
Mr. Heitimill ordered the complefaent intent refresh-
ment. Tee pawnbroker* gave up all clothes; the pro Poser
hod to pity the amount for which they bed been pledged,
ands tit. wait Unpaired, or In default one month's imprison-
ment, Mr. Hamelin observing that this was a very cruel
robbery.

ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAT.—An accident occurred ow the above line
last night, about half-past 9 o'clock, near the Wol-
verton station. It appears that a passenger train
ran into a goods train, causing serious damage to
both, but whether any lives have been lost has Eat
yet been aseertsined.
A LUGGAGE TRAIN ON Wedn•aday
night lam as • luggage train from the eolith was approach-
leg Wiathorpe stetioa„ the wind blowing strong from the
north, some spark. from the tire of the engine cams in con-
tain wit► a truth behind Wien with bales of wawa, which
immediately took are. Every election was toads to detach
the waggon from tlis other, to the train, bat the cotton was
marl, all cousamed, and tlin truck much burned before this
oould bas whiwroplislied. Nothing else was any worse.—
Ifererry.
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WttECK or THE PLUTAIeII. Intelligence was
textual at Liverpool, yesterday, sniiouncing the lootof the
&hip Plutarch at Flushing, on the 14th tit Doc. The ill•fstet
ship err taxed from New York to Antwerp. Tilt despatch
states that the crew were PiTOL

Titsenc itiicatritt,—The traffic returns of rail-
ways is the Usited Kingdom for the week endow Doe. 10,
"mowed to 466.2101, sod for the correeprindlng week
of 1868 to 424,4801., shoeing en lucre-see of 41,7304 The
pros receipts of the eight reilwey. hoeing their termini is
the metropolis amountet to 199,4971., and for the armee.
poodom week of INA year to 183.1181., showieg
en lacrosse of 16,3791. The increase on the Eeetern Counties
Railway artiouseed to 7601.; on rbei Great Northers to
2.1141.; on the Greet Western to 1,8181.; on the Lend= and
North Wearers to 7.3691.; nn the !rondo* sod Blackwell
to 1701.; on the Londe", Brogbam, and South Coma to
1,0761 ; on the Loading sad Ninth Western to 1,6931.; and
oa t►e South Easters to 1,4591.; total, 16,3791. The receipt'
on the otter lines is the United Kingdom amounted to
26!,7111.; and for the cornerpondtng week of leee peer m
9.41,3621., "bowleg ea lacerates of 26.3511,, which, shied
te the imorwe on the metropolitaa ham makes the toed
borers 41,7701. r warred with the warrasposdiss weak
el WM.