The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-08 00:00:00

The April stake of the above owl sontateneed this
suraiss before the Lord Mayor, the Illawader, Aransas
haO. Carroll, Flan*, Challis, and Omits, 6..
There are the mania of 211 Osamu we trial on the
calendar.
The Ifforeardorja us
the road Jam mid that he re-
gretted to observe that thus were a ot very serious
cases is the calendar, tad that the OutPrifivd_
amps of every grade, hem Merder, titre
being so loss than Woe poems with
the list named Wow. Ose of thallathe=gina ma hue
the last units, and is would vaarraossary
ter hiss* to ask s'any obssoutissairmosirs ring ganialu
sae.,,bat with rs to lho two elintafrearahrbo mow
eerythat Arabi Wisftunto whoever* airensaanaass
amber whisk these drown were Ono of thus
sues Es
a charge aides. a hesiand at the warger
wife, and It would_ sneer thin the death INN set attri-
buted to the us et a dark wawa, or to eric=l7l:4
of the primmer, bet to a esallowed lobo of t
sad whist eywalleat • tease already
weakened ht haw Muse.% sussed the &attic(
the party. The eereseeejery an only ratiassoi a verdict of
saaavianghtsr spinet the yekansr,
es bat he had siaos b
theoos
amelleod ix aid by the amogieleato tar raurdar. sad
Noy would have to aswelise it whit►h of ohm ammo it
woad he their daV to Mesa •M. It wee hie duty, as,..
tete, to Wit thew this it shy should Wok, tria the orproe-
slow soot by the phew, and hi esareaduirt, that
la was anhegag go do.
tom_ We wady 11 sash no death,
map, ail at the ea wee edieleat to MIS death,
yet it theymanta be at *mho that IS was the result of
lb. Walnut to whisk be lad MONA her, they
would be pedeetly jewided in rehoraing a bill fir .order;
het he Oho ahem, of snob *Adieu they would then only
dad • bill he imadourbtor. The woad ease awarder was
a sharp lupine a mother of Min au of her children.
The anon sprays to have be. esausittod under such
sireamelmose le Ie Woes • Wren helot Wu the primer
at the Ilse die eiwwilteol the as wee oat ia sea a wets of
mied is to resew her reipeaelble eriatiaelly for
her Me. It was hie holy, beVNITIff, M tell thus that the
'read Jury was sot the pow Wawa to dbpass of that
sneaks, sad if the facts should ha proud to their satirise-
tam, it would be their duty to lad a bill for =ardor, and the
petty jury would then d'ele of the question u to the
sanity or imenity of the yelowler. Rio lordship then alluded
to some other oases in the eakular, after which the grand
jury retired.

DARING ROBBLItY OF • CIENEL4L PORI/AN.—
This morning, shortly after nine o'clock, a moat adroit rob-
bery of a general poets= was affected at the corner of
Leadenhall sad Grainehunh:streete. In consequence of the
excitement arising from the abstraction of so large a number
of letters directed to some of the leading firms in the City,
but little detailed information can be at present obtained. It
appears that W. Peckham, the blade:shall " walk " letter
carrier, was in the habit of meeting his mistime (a junior
pAstasan) at the door of the establishment of Mews. Mayne
and Reid, the large iboreloth manufacturers, where they
opened their large letter bag, cantaining the letters
for the whole of the
walk. These letters were tied in
bundles, assorted for delivery. Peckham, it seems, this
morning had a very large number, and while hawse dividing
one of the bundles, he put the bag upon the floor near to the
shop door, when three men rushed up to the doorway, and
in a moment the bag and the remaining bundles of
letters were gone. The matter has eau ed the great. at
sensation throughout the City, and the authorities at the
Peat-Mike are now actively engaged in making the ateessery
inquiries for the purpose of detecting the highwaymen. Un-
fortaaately at present no clue has beta obtained respecting
the thieves.

THE I.llfEll TRADE OF ULSEZIL—The following
is from the Northern n'hig of Saturday : "In postal thk
staple trade of the provinceis in a very healthy state. Tbe
demand for good. foe export, particularly light 4-4th., from
tens to eighteens or nineteen., for Wing, is brisk, and
we think likely to continue so. Considerable sales have
been made' at Our quotations, for the North American
I market. Dyeing good. are not mush in demand. Setae
auction sales in New York have damped the
market for pantaloon linens. Ith light linens for pia-
tillss hate not been much in demand, but are at pre ens
inquired for, and some sales effected, at an advance of (min
2. to 6 per cent. on the prices of twee, three months since.
The besse trade has beefs the least encouraging, u neither
snatinfachirers nor bleachers have been able to realise any
advances( consequence. They however, had been previously
better paid ; and the rise in yarns suitable for heavy linens
net having been in proportion to other descriptions, a fair
may still be validated en."
miffirdlLASS PIPES FOR WATEL—The Plymouth town
maned are about to lay:down a quantity of glass pipes,
jointed with gutty penile, as an experiment, the convey-
awe of water.

1N50130 aI;INATION ON A CONVICT HOLIC.—A some-
what serious case of insubordination has occurred on board
one orate ,enact balks in Portsmouth harbour. A telegra-
phic dispatch from the Admiral Suporintendent of the dock-
yard at Portsmouth, was received yesterday soon after eleven
o'clock, announcing that the convicts on board the Stirling
Castle, moored near the entrance of the harbour of Ports-
mouth, had been in a state of insubordination during the
w►ole of Friday night, which still continued. Sir George
Grey immediately despatched Mr. Voiles, superintendent
eir thevicts, to Portsmouth, to investigate the circumstances
attending this prctheding, happily so infrequent. We believe
that the convicts sin board of that hulk are amongst the most
unruly of the able-bodied portion of those emdetonird to
various terms of transportation, who are placed there to
undergo the prep►ratory stage of their disciplined labour,
before they are selected for traasmissiom IMPS UN sets.
The complement on board the Stirling Castle is from 400
to 500.
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THE MURDER AT BULMEIL—OR Friday last the co-
roner rein Sudbury held an inquest an the body of Charles
Piper, whose death by stabbing has already been recorded.
The event was adjourned.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—It is with much concern
we have to announce the death of Mr. William New-
ell, the manager of the Norfolk division of the Eastern
Counties Railway. An inquest wu held upon the remains
of the unfortunate gentleman at the tavern near the railway
station at Reedham on Friday last, and from the evidence
adduced we gather the following facts of the melancholy
event :—Bliortly after ten o'clock on Thursday morning the
deceased, with Mr. Samuel, the resident engineer of the
Eastern Counties, Mr. Ashcroft, the inspector of the road,
and another party named Latham, left the Norwich ter.
micas on the little szprem mine, called the " Eagle," for
the purpose of Inspecting the Yarmouth line, but more par-
ticularly a bridge neer the Hoddiscos station, which was re-
ported oat of repair. Having viewed it, the engine
returned to the Reedham Swing Bridge. Just as
it had crossed it, and when about thuty yards on
the other side of it, the deceased gentleman jumped from
the oar behind the engine, which was going three
or four miles an hour. Oa leaving the ear he fell right for-
ward, and the engine went over his body, dragging it
about tweet -three yards, killing him instantaneously,
and dreg y mutilating kis remains. It appears that
on tie engine soming up, a goods train was waiting on the
line, about eighty-three yards distant. The unfortunate
gentleman, recollecting that he had not telegraphed their
approach from Hasidism» to Reedham, and fearing • t Offs
eke' under the influence of a sadden impulse he jumped off.
His boot caught the ledge of the car, and, before there was
• preibility of arresting hi fate, the car and engine panted
over him. A verdict was returned of Accidental Death. Mr.
Newell was in his 38th year; he had been some years in the
amnia of the Norway, and was much respected by the
directors and who have evinced the utmost sympathy
for he melancholy fats. Previously to joining the Eastern
Counties, Mr. Newell was • valuable servant of the London
and North-Western Company. The bereaved widow Is
seriously ill from the severe shook she has resolved.
ROMAN REMAINS NEAR CHIPPING NORTON, ON
Tax BITS 07 Tan ROMAN BAINAIIMA—The 1t.,. B. G.
Wal 'or& near whose residence these remains were disco-
vered a few months since, upon the foundation of a railway
station, has forwarded to the Archeological Association the
following description : The reuses are "insect but a few
yards below the declivity of the station. From the piers in
the ash-pit an opening through the wall leads to the hypo-
must of two chambers, consisted by another opening
through the second wall. The floor has a alight inclination
towards the soh-pit. The eight pillars In the recess of the
first chamber are perfect; they are formed of six square
bricks, well ormented together with mortar, with two rows
of larger dimwits., formieg • straight arch, covered with
concrete two itches thick. The superincumbent pavement,
if any ever existed is gone. The elevation and construction
of the part of the k net exactly resembles the engraving
in the Journal" of the hypocaust in the
Roman how in Thamesstreet. The remaining pillars are,
for the most part, in good preservation. The (spiting of
the chamber was next completed. The pit canalised • qaan-
tity of weed ashes and • few fragment. of brs ken brows pot-
tery. TM laath-room was next discovered which has no
apparent isenezion with the itypoeaust. There Is a raid
mat; of tie top of it is formed of square bricks
placed , sod. the other part is of concrete. The
eemieYsglsrend the apartment is paved with plain
.gams aH Him, with a rafted border of concrete, in which
is a email peeve or drain. The wall. are 'Destructed wish
the verso Om of the inaliyi wad law highest part,
same Hen 1111Mlinst Is posibia. de sit We above the Dom
a•W WP a 4. Its slssibff Iluee the lase tall the walls
fer meMen of lON own bo diMPOMIMMI, though may
broke. trivial§ of due dies. swim* mood. were found
amesg tie inhibit. Net • de& Mom woe mat with in
any part of the The puma leas, *bi Is b a mere
covering of audh, was dug bests the depth of two feet, aryl
a labs/gm asmod mew an had as 'sr ban dieturbt d.
Two small brow wins of Oeusiatias II , end an lades:rib-
/Ade pless of ism, were the only relies disinterred on the
site. TM whole eirembresee of the walls has been tin, itched
to the bottom of the hosdatiess, without discovering any
dres of Calleldos will. Kim apartments.—Banbury Gwar