The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-25 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

GIIILDHAIL.

how Berme. • warehouseman. of Addlimitreet, wee
beag►t op ea a missal charged before Alders's Masi"
with ebtaiaisg, by Issas of false pretense, goods to the
sweat of "beat 3,0001. is valet, on credit, witbi• three
steal of his bsskr•ptcy, with latent to cheat end clothed
hh creditors

Ms. Saner appeared for the andesee, sad stated that
be shamed the passer, nadirs the 263rd we. of the &sk-
ews Law Cossolidatios Act. The beaknipt, a yeas,
see, had lateral tato beaus wad Is belie mesas be
bed inserted liabilities to the uneest of 9,0001., se-third
of whist% bad been contracted within the throe scathe
sandhog the date of the Sat is heakraptcy.
Kr. Prim appeared for the peferaer, sad said that, so the
ase meet be lessened, be wee waling to ware the prods-
*a of the fewest *videos be the priest.
After sees dietaries, it wee arrayed that the tail
shield be gown Is two safeties of 4601, emit, aad the beak.
set is his ewn reassiesses la 6001.
The sea wes thea reseadal.
anent ASIATILT.

Joke Janie, a eostermempr, was °bard before Mr.
Judie' with arealtiag 1111 ea WCenhy.
The compleiseat, whams fery wee dreadfully seatused,
add I live et No. 6, Beasassat.plsee, sad have lived
with the prisoser about six years. About haltpast
ass this morales I ease here, sad tits =meat
I sawed he abased no for heists se late, sad told as to p
est. 1 said I would set, sad he tiles streak sad kicked se
repeatedly, sad threw as cu tits bed, sad has kicked sad
leaped ea see, sad gave me she Week eyes I sow have. I
ere quite sober.

■r. Jordia• esenaitted the prisoner to the Hoses of Cer-
venka ke kat nioatlie.

101111/12T Off ♦ STUN BOAT.
Tee well armed ass, who gave the smell of Joao sad
Jainoria, were charged with median a Wylie watch, vale*
IL, boa the person of Jobs Bentley.
The prosecutor stated that he was es :beard a steamer
from Leaden• brides to Chelsea, as Monday letter-
men, with hie father and Meer, and whoa it was at the
Weeisiaater pia the primer Jesse stele his watch.
He celled eat to hie father that the ma had
takes hie watch, sad Jam immediately threw
esesedsiag into the rim. The epee where it fell was seethed,
sad whoa the tide was down t►e watch was fess& Three
penises sew Jesse threw the watch into the water, and it
wee quite elm that the primers were acempliele.
The priessers were emeaitted for trial.

WWI BIATIaO AGAIN.
Waiter Wegmsel, • respectably.dreased masa, a plan,
ens skirled with committing a dangerous aessult apes his
wife, Elias Welland, whereby her life is plowed in danger.
TM wife, who appeared fa • 'my weakly state, sad
sheen fainted while giviag her 'vides'', stated that else
did sot wish to prose say sharp against her hasbaad. He
had smelted her is other csecogoas, the last being
shot six weeks ago. They had jut cesummesd
hasher 1., themselves, aid if her hasbsad was
belied up, all their draw to pt ea would
be hat. Lest night he streak her is the head, sad the date
to NM that Usk* appeared this morning bet life would be
plated in team bat she thought It better at all risks to
appear, as *wing la his Maus she wee eatirely dapeadisg
ea Zia fora living. Whs. he was abet he woe very lied,
'Mahe therefore trusted that the magistrate would leek
Per it. fthe did am mad for the poll" lb.
aelplieurs Galled thma fa. Oho was very weak, and
ithvery
ill. They did set employ say maa, aad U her
busload was seat te prises siC her mesas ware lest.
Tk• rimier dilated the sharp, aid said hi wife fell
mer a stew ia the yard.
Kr. Currie (the wife having bees removed) stated that it
was very plain the wife, tamed of tate' say ustrath,
had eadeaveured to mews biol. It was e very sedate
thugs, sad he should remand the case fora week.
The mimes: was thee removed.

WORSHIP STREET.
♦ LOAM PRIDIOROOII.
As interesting and ladylike young woman, the daughter
el a tradesman is the neighbourhood al Um mut, pr stated
►ermlf before Mr. D'Hyscourt, sod requested his advise and
minutes ender the following peculiar circumstances:
It appeared from the statement of the applicest, who
eahibited estreau distress and despondency, that she had
bees intimately acquainted for a eonsiderable period with
a pug man who occupied the position of steward
es board tee of her Mejcsty's screw steamers, which bad
meetly returned from the Bettie. He had paid his ad-
dresses to her before ►e joined the expedition, sad on his
Mersin home a few weeks since, be mewed his proposah,
sad with the consent of their mutual hinds their marriage
was arranged to have taken plies on the 20th last. Is
the early part of the month she was appri.ed by her
suitor that he was compelled to proceed to Ports.
mouth, where his ship war 17114, in order to
naive a large amount of prise money to which he was
entitled, and he accordingly left her for that purpose on
the instant, after promising to conunsaisato with her
•then se he reached his vessel, and esjoiniag her in the
elimatime to accelerate all the nosessary preperatiose for
Omit muriage at the time appointed. He had failed to
writs to her, however, from the time of his deputize, sad
although nearly a week had elapsed sines the day he had
Seed for their marriage, she had neither seen nor
Ward anything whatever respecting him. She ould only
Selemit for his absence on the supposition that some terrible
1111111sity had befallen him, as she eseartaiud the filled
epos his honour and good filth, end she was la-
'Mato apply to the magistrate in the hope that he would
Melee her as to the most judicious tune to adopt In the
embarrassing polities in which she was plaited.
Hayward, the warr►nt Ulcer, informed the magistrate
that, at else argent hiatuses of the young wiersan, he had
written to a friend of kis own raiding at Parteasoutk es
the subject of her application, hat be had his. usable to
obtain as, tidings whatever respecting the rum mu, sad
her Meads, with whom he was well sequinted, had ear.
neatly requited his services to endeavour to suertain his
fate.