The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-11 00:00:00

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WITHOUT A TM.
Jot* Dennis, potman at the Ship publie.lice.se, Wardens-
dreet, was charged before Mr. Knox, with assaulting
Charles Adkins, the conductor of an omnibus.
The cooductor said that about 10 minutes peat 9 o'clock
last night the primmer and two others got into his omni-
bus at King'acrosu The passengers complained to him that
the prisoner and his companions were annoying and
insulting them and making use of very bad language.
kis spoketo them and requested them to be quiet or to leave
the omnibus, and the prisoner and hie companions were
quiet for • time, but shortly after began their annoyance
&rain, and a gentlemen who got out said the ladies in the
omnibus were being much annoyed and insulted by them.
He again spoke to the prisoner and requested him to keep
quiet. using the most conciliatory language towards him so
as to pacify him. On the prisoner getting out at the
Regent.circus he said, "I should like to give you •
punch on the heed, and immediately atter, ea his. (the
conductor) persuading him to go away, gave km • violent
blow on the mouth and another on the nose. He them telt
it his duty, for the protection of hi customers and on
amount of the prisoner's offensive language, to give him
into custody.
. .

Mr. Joh; Burnham. of 33, Eilosa►egeare, laid he got into
the omnibus of which the complaisant was the 000ductor,
aceampaaied by hie wife. The defeadant with some cum.
palms aanoyed and grossly insulted the pameagers. The
coadactor behaved with peat forbearance, and expostulated
with them. sad the primmer threatened to strike a gentle-
maa who oarapkined of their aoudad. The conductor was
very civil throughout, bat on the prisoner getting oat at the
Regent-Mama he .trick the conductor in the face is a violent
meaner.

Polbos-conetable 69 E proved taking the into
custody, and said the conductor was byesdaeg profusely
from the nose and meth.

la answer to Mr. Knox, the constable said the prisoner
had been drinking.
Prisoner rid he wee quite 'ober and had not interfered
with anybody, and that b• struck the conductor in self-
defence.

MT. toot olmerved that he did oat bedtime the prisoner,
more especially after the evidence of the mitoses (Mr. Burn-
ham). It as • vary bad case. The primmer had got
into the omnibus, annoyed the
.pimen and then &s-
-mutted the aooducter, mho was amply aichargiag his duly.
Ha should commit the primmer for • month without the
option of paying • ho..
The prisoner was thee oasninitted.

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(BY iIIeTINC AID NAGNZTIC

LivrarooL, Tarawa,. Arrived : Alabama, Alex-
andria ; Castor Sewed, Maranhao) ; &aim St. Michael's ;
Commodore. Smyrna ; Time Blue, Nelms ; Southern Empire,
Havre • AJOI16011.• Union, New York ; Orkney. Halifax ;
Milani's*, Africa; Henry Wane., Boston Adelaide, for
New York, bee pat back ; Bathe,: (se.), off. The Florida,
Confederate steamer, sailed from Brest on Tuesday night.
The 'choosier Coquette was totally lost off Fernando Po
during a squall ; the captain and crew arrived at Far-
med° Po.

QCSINSTOWII, THURSDAY. —AlTiVild Gertrude, AAA:s-
een ; Omar Headrick, Limerick ; Aries. Hurries. The
schooner Camilla west ashore at ()wider Bay, sod is sow
fad SU* with this tide. She wen bowed from Gimpy for
Limerick.

THIII/MAY.—Arrived : Lady Mathews, CreN
46idt ; Mae* Konigsberg : Radiants* Riga ;
Koaigsberg.