The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-03 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

701011 T.
Rawl Musa, wee beogaphs been Alders= &tome%
*tarsal with Wing attired a kepi obente.
lieste, a detective—Oa Saturday I was waled tato the
Leaden Joliet Sleek Bank, and the doges prodoestl for IL
wee hauled to me by the secretary, erased Olya sad Cog
made payable to Mr. R. Ressell, sad purportias to be
draws by Mr. Dadlield. I t►ew made inquiries at Moran.
elya's, sad appreheaded the prinener. I told hint I was
es ellen, and apprehended hiss for forging and stseriag
'berm fee 3L, with latest to defraud his master.

fir. Wastage NM theprisoises--- s vetp.pasag, had
pt Imo had eseapeay, sad would plead panty."
The plasma this math." I wrot• the show, sad I
Aria my any for It."
The pelsesa wee committal for trial.
BOW-STREET.
NT • POST•017ICI Lam-soma.

A smartly-dressed young sten, named Henry Wilson
One*ki, in the employ of the General Post-edlee, was
Insught up this afternoon, before Yr. Jardine, charged with
stealing a letter co•tainiog one sovereign.
Between six and seven o'clock this morning, • letter,
carrier sassed Bigot's', saw the primmer ascending the
spiral staircase sr multi'', leading from the lower to the
upper sorting-roans, at St. Ysrtia'►le Grand, and had
bia suip{cions excited by observing his la the act of putting
what appeared to be a letter, is his pocket. He tionnunt.
sated his suspicions to the superintendent of the &wisest,
by whose order the prisoner wee imanredlataly sent kw and
ensued of the offence.

A knit addressed to Mr. C. &sewing, of No. 58, Busell-
sqaare, was found unopened in his pocket, bearing the anal
Neap of the intend ogles. The letter would neesemanly
pees through hie bands u a sorter of letters for the MEW., of
Bassell-equare.

Mr. Posen lc, the post-office solicitor, applied to hare the
letter opened in court, to asesrtain its contents.
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Mr. aardise—la this usual ?
Mr. Barnsley, chief alerk—Yea, it is always dens.
The seal et the letter was then broken, sad the osatsats
proved to be a sovereign wrapped up in wool.
The prisoner, who sod nothing be the charge, wag fully
committed for trial.

lie told Peaks, the constable, that he did not know thel
lettor was fa his pocket

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
♦ Ditt/MilX WAITIR.

Jades" Wright, • waiter, was charged before Mr. Sin-
kage with being drunk, sod cleating a disturbance at the
Rut India United Service Club, le, St.:Jsmseesquate.
Richard Moore, steward of the eb4ve dub, stated that the
prisoner was • waiter in dm establish:neat, mid that lattarlY
he had taken to very drunken and disorderly habits. On
Saturday evening he presented himself to the naestben of
the club in the diaintroom is a state of Whisks-
tine, sad caused them so much 'asepses that
witness was desired to eject him from the re-
mises. Witness tried to persuade him to go haste to
his wile sad get sober. Defendant refaced to Isere the
Mw, sad se hie madam was exceedingly violent be, he
the peace of the establishes's, gip him in sharp.
The defsndaet expressed his sorrow for what had occurred,
sod promised, if dealt with hnieetly, not to p sear the
pleas again.

- Mr. Moore said that was all that wu nquired of him.
Mr. Bingham said such conduct as the defendant had bees
guilt, of Gould not fora omen be tolerated, and ordered
him to dad one surety to teen the pane for three neon&

TEN ITALIAN PILINST.

This inerniag, upon Mr. Tyrwhit; taking his seat, a
foreigner, who stated that he had been brought over to this
country to est u a priest in the Foreign Legion, applied for
his 'dries and moisture nadir the followiog eirenniatenese ;
—lle stated that epos his arrival is this country, he took
lodgiap at as Italian publie-bow at the 11011141 a Kirby.
sweat, Hatton Garden. After stayieg there tor a few days,
he weal down to Dever, leaviag a ben metaining ale
sovereigns and other property, is the sate of the landlord.
When he arrived at the pluton of the Foreign Legion, he
bead that his services in the *spirit, of a priest were sot
required. He the. returned to his Ismer Weep, when
he diteeversd that his hoe had hews taken out of his roses,
broken open, and the six sovereigns It e..atalaed Mistrusted
hem it. He had applied to the landked but could obtain so
redrew

Sergeant Gess, 8 Go et god that this was net the first ap-
plication he had made to this mast. He (the sergeant) had
Men to the landlord, who said there was no Oath whatever
Is the applient's statememit. The landlord was a highly
respectable an, and stated that when applicant
left be wont away in debt to the extent of
66. He might negation that the applicant had
been to the T•.ames Policeemart, where he m►de state-
ments similar, when the magistrate gave him 21. Tao land-
lord would attend voluntarily to-morrow if the magistrate
wiehed It. It appeared that the applicant wanted to extort
smark

Ms. Tyrothitt said he would heat the cue when the Ind-
lord steraded, and the parties then left the wart.

WORSHIP-STREET.
BRUTAL ASIAIILT.

✓oAm See*A, a well-dressed but surlj'•lookiag fellow, eru
charged with a 'Joliet assault upon Mrs. Mary Arenber, a
respeetable elderly widow. residing la Mspe•etreet, Bethnal-
greets, and also with having repeatedly sekeleill sad
threatased the life of her daughter.

Pr. the evidence of Her. Agaiaber it appeared that
about three pen ago the prisouer obtained an introdmstio•
to her daughter la the character of a 'lngle man, and, after
• short saqualatanee, was indased to Many him. Oho had
gin• birth to twe children, when she accidentally disco.
vexed that ho bad bees provissely married to another
wense, who was still living, and at who.. imamate be was
given into esetody, and eonvieted for bigamy. At the
expiration of his sentence, the primmer, under pretense of
dainties hie children, had over skies subjected her to a
mune of persecution and aanoyanee of the most intolerable
deseriptioa. Os the previous ensuing, while Vitali/ wee
waking with her daughter in the neighbourhood of their
residence, they were euddsoiy entombed by the prisoner, mad
after arsailisg them with t►e realest epithets, he was about
to commence a personal atteek upon his nufortamete
when wither interfered to protest her, and the prisoner
laelantly Week her a violent blow is the hes, sad unbiased
beating her matil she was reserved by mime of the bystanders
!le called a poUcemaa and gave hi. Mtn eu.wdy.
The daughter of the last witame, who appeared greatly
dimmed and agitated, fully corroborated the madam of,

her imethee, and added that she bed esemidered her llle I.
deem tree kb violence.

The tabour, it &faun desired that the seldom,
whist his bad bees nub ezeggentiod, ead that In had
beta eddy estaated by the sound hello, of a lather la
oeserthig his right to the miasmal', of his children, who
ware layugerly withheld heat his.

The kagletr;te add that the prisoner. had as authes:ty
whatever to data pomades of &Wm bent leader web
eireanneenese. as their legal embody was weed is the
umber, and ho Amid reqtdre Ws to dad two respeadble
wet*, to be easwerable for hie good behaviour ler thine
aaowthe, is oddities to whisk he Rut pay a penalty of 40e.,
or be itspoleseed Montrose days for aseasltiag the elder
eceaplahtest.

DUBLIN, Burr. 1.
The reports from various parts of the country still
refer to the late rains and the partially broken wea-
ther of the last few days; bat such a harvest day am
the present one ought to pat the most confirmed
grumbler in humour. The weather is now, in fact,
all that could be desired or reasonably expected in
our climate. The harvest work is in a very forward
state, and then is a fair prospect that in a few days
more it will be safely gathered in. The scarcity of
hands is universally felt, and the workhouses are
completely emptied of paupers capable of performing
any kind of work in the fields. In some tastiness
gentlemen hrmers have watched the labourers going
from Irish ports to England, and have hired them oa
the quays for wages quite as high as they could ex-
pect on the other side of the ChaaneL
A pour man named Christopher Byrne, employed
in the Irish Peat Company's works, near Athy, was
burned to death a few days ago in the hot cinders of
one of the foresees, into whisk he accidentally fell.