The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, ISO.

Gokies Pledge, but the layers got on the scent, and in the
City Olen of NO to 1.2 did sot meet the views of the " coni-
nrinoear," sad consequently nothing was dome. At Hyde-
park Corner he was eves in hatter odour, and although him
City twice would hare been readily snatched up, 8 to 1
was the highest offer, sad which was 'weepiest once or twice.
7001. to 2001. was beaked about The Banger sad Lord Olif-
den, coupled ; 4001. to 2001. that the The Ranger does sot
finish one of the first thee, and 1001. to 401. against Lord
Clifdea being first, second, or third. (Me or two animals
were " put up" teethe Ceearewiteh, but heyoad some chaff
about the "cripples" sad offers of 1.000 to 30 on the field
for the Cemarewitch the great autumn handimps were
scarcely touched upon. Clueing priors :

ST. LFA3ER.
sto 1 apt Lord Stamford's Arrow (off tllto 2)
11 to 2 Mr. T. Vahratino's Quora Berths (oaf t
to 8
to 1 Mr. 1)
A. Orrtner Golds. Map (t)
Bto 1 Lord 94. Viscera's Lord Orddoo (I)

tol6 I 's Borealis
400 to 200 'llse Ranger being, dint, esitond, or
third (t)
100 to 40 Lord Clilden being brat, second, or
third (t)
700 to 200 The Upward Lord Cliklen, conpled (t)

THE POLICE COUBTk.

MANdION-HOUSE.

A rather good-looking young woods, who gave the
WOO of Boas Hawkins, aid wham clothes WWII in a MOSS
tattered ecodition, we. brought before Sir Robert Carden,
who was sitting for the Lord Mayor, charged with being
drunk and Madding her child.
The police-000dable who bad the prided I. custody said
his attention was Bled to the prisoner at about 10 o'clock
on the previous night. She wan very drunk, and some per.
mod who were standing said they maw her sit down on
a little baby which she had with her, and that noon their
trying to take the child away from her she took it by the
arm and flourished it over her head, sod attempted to fight
her way through the persons who were assembled around
her. Neither of those parties were in attendaoCo to
beer testimony to the fact of the Moser, and the Whose
said the child had been taken to the non& where it was
examined, bat so marks of ridden mold be seen.
The • r avid that she had only bees two menUm
0306 and met some friend who gave her something to
drink, and not being strong it took effect upon her.
Sir Robert Cordon add that the younger the baby the
more disgraceful to bar, and be thought nothing was more
disgusting Oen to see • young mother with her child is her
arms walking about the streets in a state of intoxicates&
The prisoner maid it was so, and she would never take any.
thin again.
Sir Robert said he could not let her go unpunished, end
sent her to prism for seven days, remarking that she would
be kept sober during that time.
The prisoner was allowed to take her child with her.
GUILDHA LL

Ediaa.si Taylor, a hart as is the service of Mr. Holland,
was charged with stealing sixpence belonging to ha oar
Ooror.
Ann Florence, barmaid to Mr. Holland, a licensed
victualler, at 22, Louth:as mid the prisoner had been
bump only a fortnight, when she saw him receive a sixpence
from a customer and give the mange from the tall, bet ea he
did sot put the sixpence in the till she went to him, seised
him by la head in which she believed he bad the money,
' noddies him into the bar parlour, where he dropped the
sixpence. He claimed it as his own mosey, but ohm celled
her waster, and the unman w^, given into auutody.
Polisoooostaible Tawas mid he took the prisoner into
custody, end he said be wu vekr nary he had takes the
sixpence. He oleo mid that be had taken other moor',
bet rely about to. Witmer found en him lla. in mean
amiss . . . . .

The Women oil Wag asked the quertioa, docked to be
dolt with nuoirnonly by two mexistratte under the Crimi-
nal Justice Act, sal plaided guilty nocordingly. He wen
*am bud igo%) comm
Titled to prima for four oultudir mouths
with labou.

MARLDOROFGA-fillt*ET.

diary Dowai,; prirate at tbo i;abaisliact of Soots
semir Gusrds, was charged betas Mr. Knox as follows :
William M•Bese, 333 A, rid—At half-part nips last
sight I was eil/ed to the Crown Tardy is Heddonoourt,
Regoddreet, cud there found the prismr making a grad
dirtimbanos. The prisoner was put oat of the home, aid
a comrade he had with him got him se far as Vigootreet,
dna I was again called by the bysladers to plek the put.
same aid his mama& out of the reed, where they kid both
falls. I pervaded the primmer to go away. but be raided
aid hooded me down. Three or four moldier, oomialliy
took the primmer as far as Burilegtonotreet ; but set
his violent conduct loft the prisoner, who storied
tried to faros his way into the ammo, when the Ladled
gave him in dame. The primmer agam knocked MO down
sad hided me, and I had to send for fear or Ave ometables
to help me to take the primmer to the station owleg to his
wicket adduct. _

flergeasaanos Reed, the winner's sergeant, said the
primme's abanater was irregular.
leßean—The kick the prisoner gate ma wee ia the chest,
mad I am this zooming scarcely breath*, The prwiocer
moselied my unifcem kat, and aka amaalted the criastables
at the shako.

Knoz—l will have the aide put book for • short
time. and let the laadlord of the house attend; and (le
Silvertoc) have the constable emu by the =gem
larther are being reamed Inspector (Riverton banded
Mr. Kam the following certificate :—" I hereby certify that
Policw-ommlabbe 332 A is seaming from fractured
J. E. Mum Warwiolivitrest."
Mr. Edwin Wilsher, laodlovd of the Crows Tavern,
Hasidosociert, itegen•street, said—The primmer mme into
abe house with a gentleman. The gentleman then left, end
primmer created a disturbance. I did not see primmer Maui
the coostabis.
Yr. Ks= (to 11'13..0—You Doted way totsposisly, sod
lau grieved to on that you are injured. Gio home sad
get plenty of rest. I remand the primmer he a week.

SOUTH WARE.

Ames Yosesse, a grey-beaded olden, whom. me "deal
as a poet," ins brooght ay in weedy and okanyed before
Mr. Hsroham with erecting a iiaosto fa=
street, Borough, tad obit/swig Pollee•Sergeeni
457 A. to the executes ei his duty.
The sergeaat staled that he was on day INISZ Bt. George's
Chuck vibes an accident occurred to • bender's net lades
with Wien and other inaterials. by the horse falling doses.
As ennal as seek someone a great crowd weedily mew
hied, and wenderalsle interruption to the truffle, which was
always of a dense character. Every unseen was afforded
h 7 the Intenders to release the horse, but the primmer
%twisted. aid in • loud anboritative tone exclaimed
that they were cruelly ill-nsing the animal, sad that
they hour nothing about what they were doing. The
wine. interposed and quietly told the prison" not to in-
terfere, when the latter drew hen his pocket a brass
ermenlaWs staff end and he was an Wier appointed to pre-
vent cruelty to &simile, and that he would teach his.
(witnoss) hie duty. Witness told his. to dein, bat the
primmer continued his raper, flourishing hie Wan over
the head and in (root of the fat of the wines, cod the
crowd ineressieg, and with is the obstruction to the
tharoegisfale, se was oseopelled to take the prisoner into
needy.
The defeedant, is a cog harangue, declared that he
was a regularly appointed 000 stable of the Animals'
Friend Society, and produced his certificate of appoint-
ment.

Burehano, ea looklag at the document, observed that
It was an appointinent which did not authorise him to
inter Awe with a police cronatable in the execution of his
duty. Beside, las sew that the appointmeat bore date so
far hack as the year 1839.
Yr. Guest, oat of the °firers of the Royal Sochi for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, iatar the
noMmtrate that the society with which the primmer
alleged himself to be cottneand had long sinus ceased to
aziat, though it was believed the prieoser was is the
balit of going about the country, sad had received many
' waheoriptamis I. aid of the defunct easociatioo. Infor-
mation to that effect bad reached the secretary of the
Royal Society for the Preventioe of Cruelty to Animals, and
seine pains had been taken, but harmafore ba vain, to find
the locale of the prisoner.
Mr. Burcluun said these amateur performances as a pre.
tended constable must be abandoned by the prisoner, whom
he warned to be careful, for if ironed to have received money
se stated, he world have to simmer a more mime charge.
Far this time he area discharged.

Esther GreAesat, a resirried woman, wee brought before
Mr. Leigh, charged with fries drunk sad disorderly, and
meardting Police-constable Ebeeessr Heeds, 488 A.
The coestable stated that at severs o'clock the previous
ensuing the prisoner was turned oat of the Nelson public-
house in the Beck• road, Shadwell. Bhe was very noisy,
and ettemptiid to break the windows of the public-house.
Be requested her to movs on, which she refused to do, sad
made use of the most foul sod blasphemous Linguine. He
took her into custody, and she threw benelf ore the mend
sad kicked sad plunged fearfully. He procured sesudance
and look her to the statioo•house.

The primmer, in defaces, saidmho bad bees a teetotaller
this. insalam and dues' ag that time she bed not tasted say
sMem layman, wine, hem, or any other ersitirm drinks.
:tr. day some friends wiled
mm its sad ale, It took h
eQect uer
pon her, aid
she could not gay what eh* mid or what she did. If the
inagistrage would Ist bee go she would be sober for three
Team
Mr. Leigli—Yea are fined 34.
Patrick atd Michael Murphy, brothers, were charged
with stealing semi empty charts from a grocer's stable.
They were allowed to go at large for • week, sod their
mother promised that they should be forthooming as Thum
day neat.
Two pressers were brought up ea remand sad discharged.
The above ormatituted the whole el the Malaga' ymeter
day morning. which was disposed of mom after 12 o'clock.
Mr. Leigh remarked on the lighting. of the Wader.
Mr. Boa dim (the second dark)—lt is the lightest day I
reateetber during the twelve pen I have hese -here, and I
am only amount for it by the theaderstetut sad Mary reins
et last night, which kept people within doors.

ESUTAL MIDNIGHT ATTACH UPON • POLICE:KAN.
—A savage attack has bummed* apes Pollowcoestable Gee,
who belongs to the Rotierbasa pollee forts, sad is stationed
at Antra. At se early hour ea Wedeesday mornieg Gee
was on duty at a ppilseee rolled Packmaa's bridge, about three
adios frau Rotherham, between Aughtew sad Whites,
whew be observed four men coining sling the tunipike road.
Bo west forward sod °Detracted thaws, whoa they took to
their keels, aad were followed by the moutable. One of the
ma hada bag is kis heed, and after remain a short dinianee
be eat down is the hedge bottom by the stile el the road,
and the others west into a Gold. Gee west n to the
man with the bag and asked him what is While
making the quondam two of the ISM who had lose over
the badge returned into the read, tae armed vita • life
r=7:and the other with a hedge stake, sad with
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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, SEPT, 10. —APPOINTII WM —Pay-
ambit Frederick Lucas, to the Cumberland, for the Tamar.
Mel &glows Jame' Galles, to the Scylla ; James W.
Steil. to the Pelotas, commiriimied ; Thomas T. Mussy, to
the Gibraltar, coromieduced.
Engineers Jobs Seell. to the Scylla ; Willies Urea, to
the Gibraltar ; William Maxwell, to the AMA for the
Earnest; John L. Davies, to the Indus, for the Delight
F. W. Sutton (b). to the lad as, for the Royalist; Edward
Taylor, to the Pell:qua
Moistens Engineers Joseph Hopwood, to the Fisgard, ss
supernumerary ; W. Bowels, to the Scylla ; IL J. Norman,
to the Peloros ; G. 0. Wilson, to the Russell ; Pitcher,
George W. Robins, aod Wm. F. Cole, to the Gibraltar.
Pint Mr Assistant Roemer Job Annabel, to the
Pelotas.

grmariox.—To b. Chief Pearineer, Benjamin F. Pine.
CHATHAM, tart. 10.

The following non-commissioned officers and
gnome belonging to the first division of the depot trrsigtele
Royal Artillery ware that afternoon, at a general of
the officers and man, presented by Colonel Ncd with
diver medals and gratuities for long service sod good con-
duct—via, Sergeant J. Bale, medal sad 104 ; sad °WIWI
J. Graham, C. 1, aad W. Bevkiwe medal sad Si. ow&

WOOLWICH, Bm.lo.

ROYAL ARTILLERY FOR INDIA.—This morning a
dediehonsat of the depot brigade Royal Artillery, Gemming
lgt neck sad Ale, asessabled es parade at aa early hear, mei
after tespostios. presoak& to Gravesend by railway, sad
embark( d on board Use yaop.ebip Canning far Maras.
The following oilleisis, is additba to Lientesast-Colenel
Ifaolotirs is oronrosed, embarked with the feces, via., Cap-
tains Purvis, Laaris, and Jaime, Lieutesente 11•Carthy,
Gambler, Hay eat, Jobeass, Reber* Hs* Deaden, sad
lo're. Other detselonenta of the depot brigade have bees
plead under enders for foreign nenviris