The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

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Joeeph Tanner, • man Twee_ tly dead IN. for a violent
molt, was charged with wilfel4 breaking two panes et
eau.
Nies Min F. Baps, • lady, residing with • maiden eider
as 19, Coiselzilletrest, said that ea Thurnlay night she maw
a man emu to her street door, and pot • liner into
the box. Bike forted the communicatioe was as aine-
eos, of an of feesive character, with a minting
Trits.adistriaie Manny. Last everting, while lining et
wooer, two men were observed on the slope el the frost
deer doing something, and it wee shettly dim-
med that tiny hod securely tied the honker at the skeet
door to the area railiap with ropes, so that the door mould
node opened. The rope was out, but is thepo of the
treeing ii was again tied and the anmsyasls
Complained believed the defendant to he ems
who tied it. sad as bade opportunity plenly el min
him from the drawing-room wiudow. A godhead raring
next door badly finned the polioe, ands welsh imps boss
kept upon the home the defendant was taken ide imsteity.
Inspector Butler said that these maiden ladies bed for
nun time past been unblocked to ioesaderable musonoes
from ander of wee, and in order to relieve then as snob
se possible the police lipt a sharp watch on the hones.
pendant was • stablemen, and the rope toned was sash
as was need with bones.

—ThomatlßedfiTrri,polios-coostable 305 B, mid that ho vu
set to watch the ladies' premiere, and at 2 this morning he
downprissista ia emerway with MOWN' soma. they emu
the street hastily, and arrivals" apposite the ladies'
home, the primer stooped down .nor threw • weber of
loam at the kitchen window. He mold bear the gime
rattle. He weal over and took the oisfeedaot in aerie
Defeadent said he met with a madam store Esau and
was geieg bane, w►ao he was mama& el breaking the
window, whisk he dread. The other ma might have dies
tusked el him, bathe had also dosed it.
Mr. druid said he should have the oppareanily afforded
him af (nibs the other mu if he ➢wed, and remended him
(swig to mks boll) a.til Wednesday.

MUSS ARTICLIS 1% VII MM.
.141 n Crowther. a cuttermooger was char's& with ob-
struettog the thoroughfare at Ku4ea-aore with a barrow
bowie' out' on it for eats.
Mr. Ricketts, eolicitor, of Frodericklutreet. Gray'e•iaa.
road, 44•1414 farthe d#lTdlat__ _ _ _

Filmemonetable Nanshridge, 145 N, said that let sight,
about • gearter to 8 o'clock, hi saw the primmer Mending at
the Ihies-twoes miser, with • harrow, baying ante es it
for rim He mid him that -it he did nee go sway he
amid leek him op sad should not tabs the trouble et
rummosiag him. The primer was thereabout Ise minatm,
and then he wentrue to tit Mbar side .1 the way. The
=lwee in the York•road after he bad driven hinaway.
e spite t. As primmer be modems hemamer
=l:Min Oat, lie weed sway mad the ems;
a utter him and took mom law melody.
Is answerts Yr. Riskerim, the cereals add he did net
set the priemer la bir saampaad address with • view to
amemees him, bat thought it was bettor to grog histbremgh
the flee and Ise him sp. He wee two or them misses.
is the Yetir-read, and he Now no eiebeetion them yet be
loth"! him acid,
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Paboomanble Baker, 114 8 geld be sew the
thus end the primer speaking gates fat &beat die:
Ise Wastes. Mae pr sea easy lied he followed, sad
with the masieteace of Mother mestahile be mieneyed the
prisoner to the polthentation. He saw two easaihuses °b-
obtailed_ lry the priesear's !anew.
Mr. Eickette mid it was a most pitiable spectacle to
me two °mutable' corning to this court to prosecute the
defisadeet ea the dreadful sharp of attempting to p 4
ma bowel living sod to keep kas wife mad family oat of
the workhouse. The pobre ought to exercise a bide
die:retina, and he should like to k mow why the emetable
did sot summon the defeadant, indeed of dowels, him
through the Meets ea a (aloe. From what he bed beta he
aadiestood that it wax the radios of the polies to swum
defeedeath for obstrairtioa, sad why was a diffeteme media
here. He would sot for is. moment Justify amemesery
obetruaboas, ben it wee • very piliabb Wag to see two
policemen leaving the streets tutheinimb4 to
,P•••••t• •
poor costeromeger for endeavouring le gel a boallbood fee
his wife sad family. He hoped ells thileekath would dl..
mien the saw, as the dam:4W bed already antlered a pees
deal by thing lasted up for ease lama
Mr. Barker illecherged tie plasm yea a IMMO&

EXTRAORDINARY ROIRTAT OW • MAIL BAG NT A
LADY.—YaGardsy (Friday) mania& soon after the Mime
of the Yeettekke Beakhg Company at Hull were opened as
maid for besiams, a youth ha the employ of a mercantile
fine le the tows. presented • cheque for paymeat el
281. 4a. The clerk who resolved the cheque esked the
ecath who had mat him, sad the letter replied that • lady
Iliad asked him to get the cheese cashed for her, sad she
wan waiting outside. &mama bathe exalted, two of the
Gleam were directed by the teenager of the bank to go and
me the lady, sad they amordiagly went, and mer Mag •
detective le the street, is was ananged thet he should fellow,
so at to be is modistes' in ame his services were required.
The lady was faced in Trlalty Hoase•lsice, standiag mar I.
the beak of Werra. Pesos, Hoare, and Pease, sad after a
few words had been ezoltaaged, she was requested Mao to
the Yorkshire Beak. Her explanotioos being ametiefee.
trey, she was estedusited to the police-stalks is Parlimesat.
street, sod epos her dress beim merebed, whether
for 315, was fond. Up to this time so hsfortnetheaTi
robbery bad bees rewired, bat very shortly afterwards •
saperisteadeat of police arrived from loath We,
ion latelligesee that the mail bad bees
Mole° from the postKillee at that pleas cm the previous
smiting, sad that lb. bag welshed, anwespot ether letters,
one in which were motneed obligees amemetiag
altogether to 747 f. 17s. 9sb The letter eolesieg the cheques
was add/weed to the Yorkshire Banking
Benerley, sod the cheques were as fellows : CmcaP"datelY
22nd test, draws be Robert Boddabv. as Y—Colit= Back-
log Oempazy. payable to himself, 1501. ; Moe. Wedmore-
load, Ise ditto, 12/. ; Robert sad John Fisher. as Bower,
Hell, and Co, Beverley, payable to Yr. Piakerlig, or
bearer. dated 24th lost. 2371. • Risitwortb Brotben, as
Alemit nod Co., Reiehiey, payible to Joba Peek*, or
tearer, dated 22nd sopt., Vl9& Wm. Clerk. es York
City sad Comity Bank, Gooks, parable to Barked italics,
or bearer, dated 19th Sept, 1361. 13s. 94., and the twe
following, which are pow to the hush of the Ball polka:—
John Wells. 351., and Thos. Jackano, ea Natiotial Prove,.
dal Bank of England, North Shields, payable to the His,
J. H. Popplewell, or order, dated 21st Sept. M. 4s. The
lady was thee formally charged with the robbery. and she
Mated that her sums was Maria Conk, and that one Need
with her east it No. 7, Breaseriek•terraos„ Spriag-ba
Ball. In the afterams she was Mites before the RA
ettpeediaryl madedrate, at the mhos-court. mad reminded
until Tuesday seat, to make farther Inquiries. The primer.
it is knows, bee bees Maytag is the erghlbombeed of South
Cave far some time. hat how she bee got poomeles el the
meal yet remehe to be sees.
The Rev. Henri Ward Beecber has been is
Leedoe again this weak after his coatimetal trip. B. ie
sow, we believe, ea his wey to Seethed ; bet be velum
114 M ay* ad m take put la • pabbe airallag at bele&
hall is October.—Patriot.