The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1855.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.

Two men wire chirped this day, ander the names of
Yew sod Milk, with having attempted to enter the pro-
mises of Main. Rogers and Hamberger, may clothiers, of
Ring-street, Covent-garden.
About two o'clock this morning, the prisoner Young sou
detected in trying to force the lower back windows, and he
instantly, oa finding himself likely to be captured, ran along
Resoatreet, when he took from his pocket a largo bladed
knife and would, but for the dexterity of the officer F),
have resit into the constable's side. The other primmer is
believed to be as accomplice of Young.

The prisoners were Wounded by Mr. Jardine for a week,
for eons inquiries of the police.

SOUTHWARK.
DMORACTPTIL CONDUCT OP A 111101 AMT OP MILITIA.
CAATIGI Johnson, • sergeant of the Middlesex Militia,
was brought before Mr. Allecket, charged with the follow-
ing disgraceful conduct is the public streets.
Police-constable 70 M said he was oa duty in the Borough
list night, about twelve o'clock, when he saw the prisoner
go up to several females and annoy them. Witness told
him to desist, bat he continued his conduct. Perceiving that
he was drunk wittier told hint that he should take him
Into custody. Tbe prisoner at once drew his bayonet; but
wittier maned to secure hits.
Mr. Alleakett asked whether he used hie bayonet, or
threatened to use it.

The oonstable replied in the negative ; he was intonicated
sad gave it up to his immediately.
In answer to the charge the prisoner said he had been
many years is the army, and yesterday he went to see some
old atairades at Chatham, who had recently returned from
the Crimea. He was unfortunately indused to drink a gins
too much, and he was not aware that he had committed
himself. It was the first time that be had ever been in such
a position, and be wee extremely sorry for it.
Mr. A'Beckett, who said that the prisoner's conduct was
disgraoefsl, deed him 7a, or seven days' imprisonment.

LAMBETH.
♦ TRODBLIMONE WIP3.

Mrs. AIM Dawson, a good-looking, middle-aged female,
was charged before the lion. G. C. Norton with erecting a
disturbance at the henna( her husband.
The husband, a respectable looking man, deposed that, in
esnsequence of his wife's profligate conduct in leaving his
residence to cohabit with another man, he was obliged to
abandon her, and ever since he had been subjected to the
greatest possible annoyance. On the previous evening she
came to his house under pretence of seeing her children,
and, being refused admittance, she dashed in al squares
of glass.
In reply to the charge the prisoner said that, under-
standing that the woman with whom her husband lived was
in the habit of ill-using her (the prisoner's) two children,

DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN.

OPPAY • lIIIPPLEXINT TO Tlll 0•1127111.)
WAR DEPARTMENT, Ann 28, 1855. I
Lord Nomura has this day received two des-1
patches and their enclosures, of which the following
are copies, addressed to his lordship by Field-Marshal
the Lord Raglan, G.C.B.
Before Sebutopol, June 14, 1855.
My Lord,—Your lordship will be concerned to
learn that the army still suffers from cholera, and that
it has increased mince the lut report. The men in
general, however, look healthy, and I hope that the
duration of this sad malady will not be long. The
reports of the state of the Sardinian army are to-day
a little more satisfactory.
1 have, &o. RAGLAN.
The Lord Pumice, &c., &c., &o.

Before Sebastopol, June 18,1855.
My Lord,—l have the honour to acquaint your
lordship that Lieutenant• General Sir George Brown
and Admiral Sir E. Lyons returned from Hatch yes-
terday, having fully and successfully accomplished
the objects of the expedition to that part of the
Crimea.
I have the highest satisfaction in drawing your
lordship's attention to the manner in which the lieu-
tenant-general conducted the duties I entrusted to
his charge ; and I entertain no doubt that if he had
encountered the resistance which I was led to expect
he would have met with, the result would have been
equally advantageous, and would have reflected the
NON credit upon his arrangements, whilst the el&
dewy and gallantry of the troops would have been
bseught into stronger light. But it is a matter of
great .joy that so much should have been done with-
out the loss of a life.
He feels greatly indebted to General D'Autemarre
and Reschid Paths, who commanded the French and
Turkish trcope respectively, for their ready co-
operation and assistance.
It has afforded me the most sincere pleasure to
have the opportunity of personally congratulating
Sir E. Lyons on the success of the expedition, for
which he was from the first so warm an advocate,
and to which he always attached the highest
importance, and on the result of the attacks upon the
enemy's possessions in the Sea of Azolf. The excel-
lence of the arrangements for the bombardment of
Taganrog does infinite honour to Captain Lyons, of
H.M.S. Miranda, and at once testifies his ability,
determination, and gallantry.
The progress of the works against Sebastopol since
I reported to your lordship on the 12th, has been
perfectly satisfactory, and new batteries are com-
pleted, which will enable both the English and the
French armies to resume the offensive with the nt-

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elle want to we them, but wu refused admittance, and this
caused her to act in a manner she otherwise would not have
thought of. She admitted having lived with another man,
but she had left him, and wu now a servant at a tavern.

The husband told the magistrate that he never refused
the priaoner admission to her children when she came sober
and in a proper manner.
Mr. Norton observed that the prisoner had no claim
whatever on her husband, and ordered her to find bail for
two months.

most vigour.
I encloee returns of the casualties which have
arisen to the 14th instant.—l have, &c.,
RAGLAN.
The Lord Panmure, &c.
P.S. I have just received a letter from Colonel
Shirley, in which he expresses his regret at having
omitted the name of Captain Peel, 34th Regiment,
who was severely wounded in the successful attack
of the Quarries on the 7th ultimo, where he highly
distinguished himself. Itsour.

Ravin or CAIVALTTU 7•011 in. 1 Its To Tan 14Ta or iron
1855, isciverea.-3rd Foot : 1 t, 5 rank and file, wounded:
71h Foot 3 rank end file, wounded. 17th Foot : f rank and Ale,
wounded. 181 b Foot : l rank ant file, kilted ; 1 pageant, 13 rank
end Ole, wounded. 19th Foot : $ rank and file, wounded. 23rd
Foot : 1 rank and file, wounded. 23th Foot : 1 rank and file,wonsded.
33rd Foot : 3 rank and file, killed. 34th Foot : 1 rank and file, killed.
1 oMeer. 5 rank and file, vomited. 38th Foot : 2 rank and file,
wounded. 39tk Foot : 1 rank and file, woun led. tiet Foot : 2 rank
and file, wounded. 47th Foot : 1 sergeant, lulled ; 1 arrest, 9 rank
and ale, wounded. 48th Foot 1 rsnk and fila, wounded. 49th Foot :
rank and fla, killed ; 3 rank and tile, wounded. 55th Foot 1 rank
and file, killed ; 9 rank and file, wounded. 88th Foot : 1 rank and
file, killed ; 2 rank and file, wounded. 95th Font : 3 nnk and Die,
wounded. 117th Foot : 1 rank and file, Wed ; 9 rank and file,
wounded. let Battalion Rifle Brigade : 2 rank and file, killed. luti
Battalion Rile Brigade : 3 rank and file, killed ; 6 rank and file,
wounded. Royal Artillery : 8 rank anal file, killed ; 13 rank and file,
wounded. Royal dipper, and Minas : 2 rank and file, wounded.
Total : 1 fewest, II rank and file, killed ; 1 onlcer, 3 argentite, 91
rank and file, wounded.
Noumea. Raven or Omegas wao urn assn WOWIDIM non Tax
11TH. To Tax lax Junk, 105, uctuares.-36th /foot—Lieut.

slightly.
NOMINAL MATtinll or _
KILLCD TSOM TM, I ITU TO TVS 1 IT/I JONI, Mi TISCL
root—Private William Consult. 33rd Foot—Private. William
Claig. Joseph Key, Thomas Wilson. 84th Foot—Private Samuel
Briggs. 47th Foot—gergeest Michael Mollies. 4eth Foot—Prite
John Kelly. 6th Foot—Private Peter Merlin. 58th Foot—Private
Martin Connors. lath Foot—Private George Calton. Royal Artil-
lery—Gunners William Cassidy, John Kelly, John Bowls, Thomas
McElwee, Bernard Fenn, Beery Beet with, George Hodges, Janet
MeulL Ist Batt. Hale Brigade—Privates Usury IS. Smith, George
Wright. lad Batt. Ktfle Brigade—Prlvatea John Joan, George
TIODCO.

OTTICZU MID PVTAI

NiiinLMAL PATTON or Nos.COUILIISIONED OTFICIAJI AND PRIVATIIO
WOMAN FROM TIM 1171 TO THE LUTE JUNII, 1855, sactveirs.—
Juss 11.—Srd Foot—Private William Dutton, slightly. 18th Foot—
Privatis Thugs' Presdergreat, severely, Jame* Whir, slightly.
19th Foot—Private Maurice Kean, slightly. 38th Fuot—lnaos.Otc-
poral Alfred Swan, severely; Private William McCabe, severely.
41st Foot—Private William Lewis, slightly. 47th Foot —Privets
Andrew Archibald, slightly, Patriek Griffin, rdlghtly. 49th Foot—
Privates David Allen. sightly;_ Patrick Duffy, slightly. 55th Foot
Corpff al William Feting. slightly. Privates Join litoLury, dune.
roasly ; John Mclntosh. slightly; John Thompson, dangerously;
David Rickey, dangerously ; Thomas Gloster, dangerously ; Jams
Stirliag,Mingeroualy ; Gram, slightly ; Jails nightly.
97th Fast—Privstm John Andres's, severely ; John Itsliess, severely.
2nd battalion Rifle Rrigado—Private Henry fittest. nightly.
Royal Artillery— Bombardiers noose H. Runs, diaft, ; Joseph
Symons, slightly. Gunners William Beenset. suereiff is Betray,
severely ; Patrick Redmond. severely; Jima Aim bitlL twies.smse
Menu, severely ; Hugh Urquhart, severely;
dm 'grossly ; Robert Moen*, sightly.
Joss 12.-3rd Foot—Privates John Arkroyd. diengsursely ; William
Quornisy,slightly Damen Maas, slightly. 186 Foot —Sergeant John
Hobbs, . Comm' John Illadd*es.gsggprowely. Privates
Peter Mullhansy, amptsmiffi ; Thomas Mal% steagerously
Thomas ',smelly, slightly; Toole, dampens* ; Fra-
hm, slightly ; Denial Buidsg.newnerously; Fairish gallium, der
mull: James MoDensat, dies*. 47tis Foot—lnegesent 71 Was
ismell.
_Prints Lenard Hier, sisnwel7; Pettish
• stair ib; Malik liDensiell. dighni; Miami Barron.
alWy. MI6 Inslb—lrstwOmperal William Tuley, .Willy. Silk
Fest—Pnwite >i RYy ffilingersaely. 97th Foot —Carped Denis
asigniavam Ignisaperes Wiest Grundey,
dWAb• Fro
gsgosenny Dud,
.tissgerowtelya
Theme ; MOM ffi;dl,
John Bate, B stsintirdra:
ellestly. Ind RIM Private y. Royal Am
tamy—Ounnum JONI Onres, nightly; Alfred P. slightly;
liffiart Hamlin
Jun 13.—Ird PSIS- Sergeant ChamWateon, severely. Private Jam
Belly, slightly. 7th Fort—Privates George Smith, severely ; Orreellas
Mew, severely. 17th Foot—Private Michael Lynam, muse*
lett Foot—Privates Patrick Leary, slightly ; Patrick 01'0E1%
slightly. 28th Foot—Prints John Quinn, slightly. 114th Feet—
Prtvates James Corm" merely; James tiszlewood, severely ; John
Loose, severely • Charles leCarthy, slightly ; RiXard Wake,
41st ca
maseepoal John C. Wilms, slightly. 88th
Foot—Privates Ja Murray, danguouely ; Matthew Smith. se.
verely.
Juts 14.-7th Foot—Private Thews Maler, neverely. 17th Fest
Private Andrew Stewart, stightly 19th Foot—Privates Mimi
Roach, severely; John Wank
Nightly.
rad Foot—Private Reset
Chalkley. severely. 89th Foot—Primle Dealer Sullivan, nightly.
47th Fuot—Privates George Mcnklas, severely; John 51•14smars,
slightly. 417th Foot—Private William 'WM, severely 97th Foot
Silvana' Brune. severely ; Lmm•Cmp 'Join Mia
U7l. Ind Battalion Rile ftipds—Privates Meld
slightly ; Florence Rim, severely; Marks Halo* esureb;
Henry Millie, slightly. Royal flames and lilinsre—Privates John
WM:lbws, dangerously, dam dead; Jolla Murphy, severely.