The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-07 00:00:00

• niers direct line tbanitbe old pith to Hyde.-p,r:

When the marble ergo is tike.. down, which 'nil r•.
in about a fortnight, the new front of the p.,Lie^, whuO
has just been completed, will be men to much grea%r
adviaitage.
METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWI Its.
monthly court of a. were wee appointed to be hel•. y, stkrllF,
at 13 o'clock, at the t fake, No. 1, Gredco.rect, 8 ,ho. Tr,

number of COMIlliVi9llll/11 required to eauAiture a worn-r
being six, and there being only fire present at the appoint.
time, the reeetieg was de,ayeo fur en heti., ,ire leo
pi riot a messenger was despatched to wears tlte ate mica,. •
of anreher official. At a quarter past one, hoe r,
number was still islet-caplet". and a further /mein eit
consequently took place. At 20 minutes to 2 e'cl. tit a
sixth eommiesions r (Ceps. Heroes') emitted, and the court wst
Ciro opened; the commissioners present being Lord F.hring.
ton (chairmen), Mr. Haw., Mr. Ran wick, Cept. terse.;
Mr. Lowe., end Captain Harness. Aeiongst the prirtip
subjects brought under rosaideration were the luau» ine -
Drainage of preposed linguine for the Exhibition of It il.
Laying down 340 feet of 12-inch pipe sewer at Bhepherd'i
Bush at an estimated cost nt 701 Laying dnwn 120 feet of
12 inch pipe sewer in Pomeroy-term'., Keet-road, tire
parties interested paying into court 11, 222. R.-cinder:
order of court 5:11 July, sad to ord• r tt e laving lown eh.
following pipe sewers : 650 feet of 15-inch in Hanwey-street
175 fest of 12-ineh in John court, and 240 feet of 12 inch it
Petts'eeuurt-3201. Coistrueting 2,240 feet of 'ewer it
Glouerster-place, Kenti-h-town, 1,6701. Constructing 67:
feet of newer in Lower-street, leLeigrea, 4641. R,pgin
the sum of 2,0001. to the East end West India 1) sck a-,
Birmingham assertion Railway Csimpany. Concructint
300 feet of sewer in Pratt street, Camden-t0wn.,1601 Leyirt
down &CO feet of 9-inch pipe *ewer on the east side of P. re
land-strett, Waloorth, 501 Construe in,t 450 feet of 2 !.,e
trick culvert in line of Falco,' brook on payment into c ur
by Mr. Betts of 1001., 1201. Layingdown 360 fret of 12 i
pipe *ewer in Brick-street. Park lane, 901. Laying dee-
-350 feet of 12-inch pipe sewer in Crown-eonrt, Temple-lea
871. 10s. Layirg down 115 :eat of 15-inch and 200 'set .
12-inch pip* sewer in Alcor-street, Marylabone, 921
Constructing 400 feet of sewer in Ashley-terrace, Wit,:
road, 1821. 6s. 41. °Meiling 12.6:30 feet of pipe IN e'er
Bermondsey, Ac., 18451. Leying dovn. 626 fret of 12 in.,
pipe sewer in the Fulham-road, on payment into court
the board of guardians of the Fulham Union of 531.,
Laying down 800 feet of 18-inch, 910 feet of 15 incn, I.le
feet of 12-inch, and 420 feet of 9-inch pipe sewer in Camber
well-grove,46ol. The works proposed in this list were a
ordered to be carried out, and en additional sum of 17:1
was voted to defray the cayenne of constructina and trepein
gullies in different parts of the metropolis. After the hesri
of a few summonses the court adjourned till the 1:11 a
October.

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LIBERATION OF MR. BONN, THE BARRISTER, FROt
THE QUEEN'S BENCH Pittsom. Tho above pi reevertri
admirer of the "greitest heiress " in the three kingdom,
was liberated from the Queen's Bench Prison ea Tueid
last, after en incarceration of three years and a half. II
was sentenced by Lord Chief Justice Denman, at the Gail
holt after sittings in Hilary term 1847, to eighteen eson•le
imprisonment for committing perjury in swearing to asr
dole filed by hint in the Court of Bankruptcy, in wl iota
made Mies Burdett Cott' is a debtor in the modest sun.
100,0001., tendering as a voucher tee the amount a docen
poem, in which the lady was made todesire him tom/smith
order at the bank and it would be honoured. In addition t
the above punishment, the court directed that he should in
solvent security to keep the penice towards Min Coutte
period of two years. After several ineffectual attempt. ft
habeas corona in the Queen's B-nch and C Mellon Pie! t
quash the indictment and sentence, be was obliged to Eipti
sate the law's demands, and also to remain In priern thi to
term of the peace sureties, the bails tendered on hie
various times being considered inadequate.
NEW MODE OF ADVERTISING. - The inven:in
genius of the advertisers has adopted a rather cowl ac
amusing mode of bringing their wares before pubs
notice. Yesterday morning a dog, covered over with whet
thing placards, perambulated the Strand and Fleet-sin t:
attracting particular notice, and exciting much amusem,n:
The quadruped. appeared to he fully conscious of the imp,rt
ones of his office. and marched along the street with etell'
dignity and gravity.
TB! TticItLVON MURDER.--On Saturday nie.!
last Caroline Warne. died in the Noewieh Ilcapitol, in e,o•
sequence ef the severe wounds inflicted on her head 5/
George Baldry, a labourer, late of Tbwrlton. Oa Moods,
morning an irqueet was held on the body. A ter the eat
mination of several witnessi a, Mr. James C..pennan, clerkt't
the magistrates for the London and Clavering division, PTO
duped the dying declaration of the deceased. lie wrote il
in the presence of Mr. Hudson, a magistrate. The decesst4
in this dying declaration, said James Baldry came into my
bedroom, whilst I was lying in bed, about sin o'clotk in tit'
morning. The bed was next his bedroom. Then
was no ono in the house besides George Baldry an:
myself, except my brother Daniel, who is deaf anJ
dumb. He was m George Batdrjr's room, as Li
deeps with him. When George Baldry came to 'et
bed, he asked me when I was coiner to get up I sold.
just yet." I had then aat in the bed, and I was Oriel h,
was about to get the cat, and I covered it up. Ile th
struck me a blow on the side of the head and another on t
mfroyn
thumb.
uml
bp.ut
Heu mystr streak me
savefi otrh the
ib.lobeelo,warisl
thit:.
After he struck me one blow I looked to see what he Sir,
me with, but the blows came so thick that I could not te.
He sat on the bedside after he had finished striking me
felt the blood
m run
in his arm.undown and
myarme,uanrcled me doerthanlgoto:ttainoi
and be took
the kitchen, and sat me down on the bricks. 1 rerrait,t,
there about two minutes. I got up of my own accord sr.
went into the wash-house, and undid the door by draw
two page oat. I went into the back yard, it.
called to my aunt. My. aunt came directly throw%
the front door into the kitchen. Mr. Minister nine
after her. My aunt said to me, " Who's done this ?" At.,
I said, " George Baldry." He was then standing by Iv
said nothing. This question was put in the hearing of 01
sant and Mr. Minister. I first saw a hammer in 0,00,
Baldry's hand in the wuhhouse, whilst he was Mateo,.
up by a string on a nail over the saw. The same morati
I saw the hammer covered with blood in the hands o"
n. Before I went into the yard to call my Be"
risnanlialdry hang up the hammer. My aunt took me
her arms into the cottage, and Baldry followed lit
My aunt told him not to go in, and he then .110.*
away. He said, " Oh, dear, what is the matter •
I had never quarrelled with him. I liked him to!
well. He sometimes ran me about. My mother told
td
not to let him play with me. I ones told my mother be
se. Ido not knew whether he knew that I told my nintt.t;
The back door and front door were both fastened whet
west down stairs. Neither my lather nor my mother vin
in the house. My father had gone to work, and my 1101
had gone to Norwich. This statement iv all true, ILI
make it feeling that I diet not recover.—Signed with X.
mark of Caroline Wanes. The coroner, in summing itP"ti
'violence, considered the dying declaration of the acre'-
. .
explained the law relati,.
**,
'ury to return such a l'e't:
jury immediately returce
guilty of the wilful