The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-26 00:00:00

THB POLICE COURT&

THAMES.
Betty Ilma, shoot 40mm of me, wee charged on Than
day with obselning goods under lee pretences. The rime
Yd beta esemieted with one, Bristow, aow in Whitscroe.
street prim, it whom production to answer to the Maim
charge an applleetlon ibr • writ of habeas oorpos is to is
made this day. The hands with which the rums
is Merged were of • whole& character. Bristow rat
lie bad hired • wharf, and wore in the habit of orderim
pods on the prelim that they wore to be shipped for Am.
belie, la a vessel of remora Therl kept • dark of Dow
he mporimos end good adiw, who wrote tole
lefties, gad saw people who ti,eßed, to reboot it wee moon*
that Derail was 'on his north Mem jewue, ,
vgems"Bitimad Taylor said he was in the employ of'
gMerfor three mat wee talon-wharf. He me hired be
ond Bristow
closets, bricks, wire, to sell goods for thm. He
crates of dendma water end other gook
coming to the wham and Medd some of Men by the pt.
soner's ceder for lees than the price they we to glee to
them. Devon never went out of town upon ea Gaston or
=eh-emigre journey, bat he wee in the make of amine
to the wharf *wiry roorting, looking about, oonsultinp eta
Bristow, said thin ninth% • journey to the neared public.
home, when ho spot the day. He had often told the pd.
saw and Brimw that he could sell the goods with which
they were supplied at • profit, end Devoid and Bristow sin
the thing, moat be mold at once for half price, er any peke,
and they moat get • (mita. The geode wen removed from
the Mimi, is het m they atm, in arts.
Mr. Lewis, Ma.—To be shim&
lir. Metcelf—rodamo lir. Lewis will oblige ins with the
cams
In e=inititionshi Taylor said he had bow tried sad
acquitted en s ohms citenberalement. His annoyer ram
him some money, sod be paid himself out of make t
received from cadoresm Bristow kept • ordstrehop
Dtderstrest, Londrarbeldre, and Deere soled er waiter
there. Bristow paid dor the carriage of bricks tram /Moor
imrTerdley—Hed the patentor • ship of his own P
Wilaele—No, Sir, he bed not.
Mr. Metcalf—Did he freight • ship with good' S.
Australia P .

did Bir.
Jon* Grant, to tile, No. 104 Di, mid be
he.., Brisr se the Crown Coffee-shop, seer La-
den-Midge, on the Seamy aids, and he hod mm Demi)
sang them se waiter, with • white apron.
Jobs Defter, 1346 A, add—l have known the prime
wen or eight yews. I knew him to be a cab.driver, sad
to CCOP Of titling sespkke be had hem maned is
two bmshir be led lie Nem& I was not able batch
him or Ishould have mmelbribbe for the burglaries.
A policemen nemed Nab mid-1 always ocesitimtd the
prisoner to he the BOA deesprem thief in London. I Mrs
seta him repealeily to Onkel-Area and fterent-screet with
thieve' sad Mussed ocavicia He wee detected in attempt.
Mg to commit • Innwhey b Wererick-street, Golden-span.
pollee tatelable, No. 73 C, end the
grDevon hie beat the smasoine of the worst of thieve'
urf or Ave yam.
Duvall—l would get eta honest living but you won't let ms
do It.

-10. Lewin j®.—Wm you hold your tongue?
Wilts—l+ toot 11m huo custody for attempting to
°mat o beery, sod les woo °committed fora the Merl.
borooglvotropt Pam Coon so • rogue sod vagabood for of
weeks ond kirt to hard Moor. I hoer blot op to twelve
to maths ego to be o thief sod amoothie of the went of amt.
tom.
the Pri.:o6l woo tommoda.

THE COLLISION ON THE OXFORD WORMY'S,
AND roLrizziairrroli RAILWAY.
An investigation intotheeireumstances of the col.
Mon bstw.sn the two Inks are Charibury on the previous
Friday took place 6e6re the manner, secretary, endtee.
seer of the company, at Worcester, on Thursday. The
driven and Makers of both trains were examined, and el
agreed that when the train which runs tram Oxford 1121i1.61
at the inaction at Bandborough with the Blotchley Ins, the
express hunt Staten-ernsre to meet it woe behind time, m
that the awns did not leave Bandbon,ugh nntd about 20
minutes after its proper tints. The ordinary stopping train
followed in five shantes after. The driver of thee
train stated that all was right till he arrived grliiin
• coup 6 of mike or se el Charibury, when he heard
• bumping, end cosiegieently stopped the train. On exa-
mining the engine he /need that the " ratter" had ghee
may. The gond ran back atteg the line with his imp sad
lead down • kg signal. but notwithetandang this, 'Mine he
(the driver) we. examining his engine, the ordinary train
own up end the isollincra took place. Eased the stoker mid
they had stopped shoat two minutes when this ad
that there was no time to get the passengers out. Tao drinv,
I stoker, and nerd ef the express ocestaired that the ordinary
trete matt have been going taster than natal. Tb driver
and stoker of dm latter said they were travelling at about 30
mike an hour, which they bad sot time to reduce to lee
than 14 when they ran into the other train. All the drivers
and stokers an suspended till after the Inmetigation by the
government inspector, which will soon take place.