The Express. — 1855-10-02 (London, England)

LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN POEM—Delta (u.), at Havre ; Triton, at Kiel; Phoenicia, at Nantes; Weltioet, at Boston; Crusader, at Philadelphia; Teleslora, at Balboa ; Roger Stewart, at Portland; lieeriette, at Swinemonde; Christina, Margaretha, and Olas, at Trieste; Victor, et Marseille.; Meander (as.), Lebanon (as.), at Gib raltar; Normanby, Ocean, Ewes', E. C. Scranton, Lebago, Henry Clay, Lorenz Yorkahiie, and Great Western. at, and Baltic (a.), off, New York; Napoleon 111., sod Viscount &indult, at Bombay; Utopia, Owen Potter, Chaseley. James Litt]. fl.ld, The Kildare, John Melhurb, Mires 1).-vonport, and Blackburn, at Calcutta; Cunha* at Hong Kong ; Blanche Moore, at Galls. One el the most di us hurricanes ever experienced on the whole sea coast occurred at New Orleans on the 18th and 19th alt.  Pki.sz RinutaxcEs TO Caszacreti.—A caw which has oeseetemed neeiderable Winn has just centred at Dewebory. Means John Hart sad Son, linendrapers, Dewsbury, advertised, • few weeks dace, foe anmen Len Anne, the applications was a well written note hem • person Galling himself Hoary Heigh, Headley, near Weiss. The application was answered, and 'reference given all to character, ability, he. by a person signing him. sell E. Hardy, draper, Medley. It gen Haigh an nastiest clearester, which obtaised for him the situation. He bad not been in it many days before suspicions were elicited as to his honesty, which caused him to leave abruptly ; sad a letter was posted to the pos•olace, Medley, making inquiries, which resulted in a seemed letter from the said I. Hardy, the wording and writing of which further sosviseed Messrs. Hart that they bed been grossly deceived. Mr. Hart went immediately to Hindky, and with the assistance of the polies there and at Wiliam, traced the person to a bee/hose' at Ince, where are residing a mother and fear eons, named Haigh, who tinnily showed bad obtained situation by forged references, written and signed in differ rat same', one brother for the other ; their names are Charles, Henry,Albert, sad Josephlialeh,the latter pawing himself sometimes as Higgins. At the Post once, Hiodley, two letters were (mad from a draper at Newport, making inquiries, who, en being applied to, forwarded several letter wnttea by drapers who had been robbep by these parties. Warrants were immediately taken oat for the apprehension of the writer cif the reference to Mears. Hart, and for the person who presented it and obtained the situation. The men day both were taken into custody. Albert sad Joseph Rater, who both pleaded 'silty, were sentenced, Albert to , two months, ard the other to three mouths' imprisoneent with hard labour. There appears to have been a most sun swenl syrtem carried on by these men for the last two years, and the losses sustained by drapers who have been so eaterinnate al to torsi the, mast have been most serious. One or more of them filled situations in Wigan, Halite:, Leeds, Turk, Newport, B d Castle, Wetherhy, Mennonite. Reetear,'Mildleshro', Stockton, and other towns. One draper writes—" We lost goods mom uriaeoosatably while Joseph Haigh was with se : he was sees In the eon. gaily of notorious thieves, as/ I hen no dentin one loss was very serious." It is really astonishing they sisal have been allowed to carry on their depredation se luau for by using a little esetion and penned eserider, they miiht have, bees entered long acre.—Manehreter Ezoisiwer. Blnciur..-0o Saturday Mr. W. Carter, the Sauey Coroner, held an inquest at the King's Arms Tavern, Albany-road, Camberwell on the bony of Mr. James YON, cab proprietor. it appeared Iron the evideacee of several witnesses that es Thursday last the body of decemed was dinoverel In the Greed Surrey Cased. Some abort lime beck the wife of deceased dine wired her Insbead in bed with a young somas, his ewe* bet severthelem she forgave him. Oa Widnes day lest she again band them together, sad nes pealtively aseiseed she would Worm their friends of hi enadest. This appeared to prey spot his mind, and he left home suddenly, and his body woo soon after fond la the anal. The &sleds glees by the widow ere set It toe palisades, mail the Jury rem a mediae to the effect that the de evened isemmitad ised suicide while hi • state of temporary iseendtywth., be net being able to beer the eapeesse threatened by Ids OrestAi. PAWL Ilanume