The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.)
The Sramiaa took ,he chair .nna after 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS
TIN Lords' aaeada•ate to the (anomie, bill were etia-
fddcrod sad agreed tot—Westminster Load Bail.
The fallowing bills were recd a tbirtl Naar :—Haadonek's
DIMINO Bill, Junes'. Divorce Bill, sad Lord Clcraaat's Br-
tall Bill.

SERGEANT BRODIE.
Is artily to a gamma from Mr. STAIILUT,
Mr. F. PEEL sold that Sergeant Brodie, of the dragoons,
bad b en reporcsd oath for settee arnica, and bad not been
in the service long enough to he entitled to a pension. As
tawdry bad been truncated into the 000daet of Captain
Fdieggearn towards C.truet ;Bennigan's., the result of
which was that Captain Fitswygram had bean ermarated
from all blame.

BURIALS BILL.
This bill was nod • third tins.
[Lett &aims ]

UILV/ANS.

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THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

LOU therdess
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and Best Juiednn
al. in in.Wole.ik ..t.arrYalley
294 tlrkirn.La.. It Ches. Juan
all Do.t.ltesatßl. k.3011k131.C.
1. Go. do. • do. sW.
10.0 darned and Enter
.Ist oakdreaut ..
all Chester and Holyhead
ill 1.041 and Bandon...
41 Dubhn and ballast lore.
al. Dual., Pr.b„and.toerd.l
110. east Atglian . .
all Ditto if. • E
al. ',Astern Counties
100 Easter. Limon. Clan A
100 Do, elan B.
10r41 3rde.)
East Lancashire
100 Ellehargb and 011anwr
all Bcdnburab and Pe.
few r~ labureb,Pertb. Ds. dee
hr. O►ssq..wltßroth Wester.,
al Great Nur nof soutland
1 11 Groat northern
100 Vu. A, Stook
1.4 Do. B. "tuck
WO Gt.. booth. and West. (Ire.)
1..0 in .t We to..
. 101.1 Os. stourVaPeyOu. elk
Laninater aud Carhaia
• 1.; Do. Thirds
1 6 Do. N. w Thirds
100 Lancashire and Yorkshire
194 Da. Arid.
Do West Riding Mg=
all Laselm and blacksall
UM, Bat hare. Jt O. Cout
. IP* Lusa and .orih Western

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BOW-STREET.
THE CASE OF STRAHAN. PAUL, AND BATES. 3,,
Air. StroJuno attended before Mr. Jardine, upon his owa 30
recognitiansee, accompanied by his bail (Dr. Gordon, of in,
Dorking, and Mr. Beadoo, the polies magistrate), to undergo Si.
the formality of being further remanded tor another week,
in accordance with the arrangement agreed to at the last Bt.
examination. se.
Su. John Dean And and Mr. Batts, who have not yet N.
getting sureties to the required amonat, were St.
also brought up from the House of Detention, by Lieut. t9i.
LU, for the same purpose. k.
It is understood that the remand asset Wednesday and
ihs week following, will be of the same formal character, gt
ellhoemb Involving the necessity, on each occasion, of the 111%
neasedanas of the bail; • circumstance which is said to have
died, deterred the friends of the two other prisoners be- Si.
essaing sureties in their behalf. 30
10;
CM•17.01 OF IIAIfeIAVOKTII. 131
Williams Male, a brewer's !ohmage, was charged before St
Mr Henry with killing Edward Scanlan at a Mews in the 191
Tottenham-court-rued.
114
Mary Les, of 4, Holbrook-place, Totteaham-court road, lc
deposrd, that at about • quarter to nine on Saturday sight, es.
sbe wee waiting for her hatband at the owner of the Mews, 90
whoa she heard some men querreilteg shin; twopence. 10
We saw the deceased, Edwaro Scanlan, strike one art the
ether men (a brewer's labourer), upon which the primner, ;a
as companion of the latter, aimed a hooey blow at Suntan, us
who fell upon the pavement, and remained there insensible. 35
Alter iehort time the pm inn sent for a cab, and paid a cab- M.
gassi to take hint away. He appeared to act kindly to the 25
isseued while in this condition.
et
A man named Jemsu Shields, who witnessed the occur. 6,,
sew*, deposed to having aceompanted the deceased in the it
Gab to his lodgings, soar the Hampstead-road. He
gosevered his senses, and while he was emitting in lifting 16
Yin onto( the cab, his head fell upon his breast. He died 511
We days afterwards. 20
It was statist tau all the men appeared to be drunk at is
the time of the quarrel. The prisoner gave himself up to is
IM pates es the person who committed the assault, n.
. Chmosable Dewey, BE. maid the surgeon who attended the Id
demmesd was unable to say whether death was caused by the
blew or the fall. It also transpired that when the deceased et
washed home, notwithstanding his intensible conditt re, is
les wife began knocking him shoat the head, end otherwise tit
Situating him.
Mr. Henry said he could not decide the ease without the
evidence of the surgeon, who must be sent for. Is
The prisoner was removed for this purpose. 10
WORSHIP-STRRET. 20
lIVIALLIAItnO COIN. Inlo
Wiitiani Soil., was Word, alias Cooper, who was se. ne.l
minium as • notorious " smasher," was brought up us a at.
*huge of passing counterfeit 01)111, and also with bevies St.
violently assaulted • journeyman butcher, named Thome. 9,
50
Whit*, to whom he bad uttered it. et.
The somplaivant, who's face was swollen and lacerated, 6u
enM that on the previous evening the prisoner entered hie se
MIIIIMes shop, ii Brick lane, Spitadlelds, and made* trifttog
hieeeleass, in payment of which he handed him a shilling, le
shish was discovered to he spurious Immediately after hi 29„,,
departure. About half an hour afterwards the prisoner i;
tussled, and requested to be served with s sheep's es
Mart, tendering • halt-crown piece which the wit- 20
ems delivered to his router, who at ones detected 10
MGS • bad one. Oa acquainting him with the fact, 20
Ohs prisoner snatched it oat of his band, and, de-
siring that be would take it baek to the public-house
where he h d just received it, darted Oat of the shop. WI,
nest hastened alter him, but bad only followed • few puts,
when the prisoner turned upon him with a fierce impreca- 1,,
lion, and struck him two terrible blows in the face, which 6
almost fractured his jaw, and partially sussed him; but e
he
was restrained from further violent), by the timely inter- Si
lerence of a pi.licemen, who took him into custody. 10
Dove', H 195, stated, that while conveying him to the „et
station house, the prisoner suddenly raised his bend, and 61
conveyed to his mouth a piece of money, which appeared 4.1
to be a halforown, and although wham endeavoured to to
thwart him by grasping him tightly by the throat, the 20
'releaser, with • convulsive gulp, contrived to swallow it. 6,1,
He had apprised the Mint authontii aof the prisoner's St
apprelteasios, but ander the circumatanoes, they considered gt
it useless to prosecute. SL
It was intimated by Alderman, the gaoler, that the pri- at.
wiser bad beets repeatedly in melody upon similar charges, in
bat had invariably mussed to elude justice by swallowing 9°„.
the bad money, the ,iroduction of which was necessary to
ensure a conviction, and be attributed his wan sad wasted m.
appearance to the ebiliratiog effects of the "ostrich hue,"
of which he bad so frequently partakes. bi
Mr. o'l4lu:sun r.grett.d that such an incorrigible
offender must be apaia let louse upon society, but he should It'
reerriet him of the assault, for wiles he (matted him to pay 41
penalty of 61., or to be imprisoned for two month,. to
GREENWICH. iti
ASSAULT IT • PIER ATTBNDAIIT. 84. St.
John Burgas, an attendant at Greenwich Pier, was sum- it.
mooed before Mr. Seeker, charged by Mr. Francis Little, a 50
geetlemen residing at Morley's hotel, with having com- 12i
12
emitted upon hiss • gross •and violent Leash.
le4
Complainant stated that himself and friend bad taken
tickets to proceed to Linden by the steam boat, and west
to the II .sting pier, for the peeps, of embarking. A sort 6
of eliding gangway, with heodreil, was attached to the boat 121
from the pier, .t the end of which defendant was standing. 9.21
He (Mr Little) was behind the defendant, and endeavoured '652
to pus in teat
persons coming from tee boat by the same means), when the St
defendant struck him with hie elbow in the cheat, seized Si.'
him by the collar, and whirled him violently round, throw- 10.
tug him against a lady, who complained of being much lA-
hurt. x•
Defendant to reply said that he was smtioned at the foci
of the gangway for the parrot' of takirg the tickets from 2.
the passengers es they passed down, and when the con-
pleisent endeavoured to pu•ls behind him, all the persons St'
were not off the gangway. The proper puns, was before 44
him and not bound Si., and complaisant pushed him 10
twice Were he resented it. He did sot set so violently ae
Sae attempted to be proved. to
A gentleman, who gave his name as Lord Buskitt, here
stepped forward, and slid his friend, Mr Little, was very
roughly wed, and that there was plenty of room fur both
Mr. Little and himself to have passed.
Defendant said he had witnesses to prove (one of whom
was the lady who had complained of being hurt), that he
was not to blame, and begged the magistrate to adjourn his
deeieb • until he could p elute then. The lady lived
at Homeroom, near Hackney, and owing to the short notice,
of the summons, he had not been able to communicate with
Mr. Little wished the use settled at once, se he was
about to proceed to Ireland. He had come forward aot
with a vindictive object, bet entirely as public grounds, as
they (the public) ought to be protected from sash violence.
His sew seat had been torn, but be did not mind that. He
wished the marl to be admonished by the magistrate.
The ate was not sure who was the wrong, there-
kin shasli odious the eue until to morrow (Thursday)
due the pedaloes et the witr.owa.

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all LoodunderryStEnlaa
100 lamb Mel & Lueoloph
al, De I Matey No. 1
10,$ Midland
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all Ditto Dall'Elharfa
all Newartte and Carlia's
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all Do. A Deferred
all Do. hGnaraotoed
Eastern—Berwick .
99 Do. Extension
11 Do. O.N.E. Pure .
alll Do. Leeds
1100 I Do. York .
all {North Load=
all I Do. New 101. Shares.
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all 140rtb Was.ern
all !Not t b t ,authsYrat. Jana
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all Waterfall and Klltostiv
all %rater fled sod limn& .
all Wont Cornwall
all W.End ol Lon.SsCrystalff.
all West London

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Bristo t Exete• 4p.436111.1

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Baron de Dietrich, of Vienna, who ham just died,
hes left a fortune of 20,000 000 AM= (about 60,000,000(r.)

oossistieg chi. (p of loaded property. TIN whole of this
vsst saw goes to his grandson, aged seven.

The Emperor of Russia, says the Post Angst
IGesstlit of Frankfort, ha. jobt made a present of two diamond
dap of great mane, oee to M. Lindenberg, the editor of
the Westphoho Comptes, and the other t, Dr. Heeekiel, Gee
of the editors of lb, Nos Prossios Goats.

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Sixty persons Dave been wrested at Naples, for
having joined the femoral procession of the en deputy limo-
me* de Cesare. Among them is the second son of the
Prince of Torella.

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The Arnim* the clerical Matt of Torii:, has
opened a subscriptiou for the purpose of indemnifying those
curates who should refuse the increase of stipend awarded
to them by the law for the suppression of coareate in
Piedmont.
Ls /ford reproduces, in extenso, the late " remark-
ablesposch " by Yr. Gladstone in the HMO of Comatose,
sad invites the attention of its readers to the report with
lively midwife&
ARRIVAL OF VOLONTRIAS FOR /RR FowsiON
Lsolon.—This nursing a isms b Nly of voiuoteere for the
Germaa Powders Lees, 'racist at ittierusinfs, arrived by
the Great Northers Bellwsy from Hall, where they were
leaded hes be German Natters aorta sad Heligoland;
they were immediately for weeded soder the seeusaad of
as
diem to the Diodes-bridge terminus, talk whose, they
were oeuveyed:to Folks Smithy railwey, en rade it Shore-
cilia. It is understood that immediately after the review
of the legios, a bsttalios of 1,000 Ilea will pvooisd as
foreign sondes, the vaseasiss will b. 511.40 p by vabisteen
fres lisilgelsaL

WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1855.

SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoce.

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The operations in the Railway Share Market coo-
, dime very limited, and a little flatness prevails, ex-
slept for Calsdnuians, which hays improved to 31
to 1. Gres, W..atero stock is chiefly depressed, aud
lies receded to 831 to ; Loudon and North-Wester@
is quoted 98/ to a; Midland. 701 to 1 ; Latiemehire
sad Yorkshire. 81 to 1; Great Northern., 221 to
; and South-Euterpe, 181 to
French shires are iu most oases rather flatter.
Northers. are quoted 37 to i ; Eastern., 381 to
sod Parts sod Loos, 29 to 291 prem.
Great Western of (lauds shares are firmer.
011DINARY SHARES AND STOCK&

Woo to.day
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