The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-24 00:00:00

THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS.

[Th• tollowng is the oftelesies of yesterday's proems&
Mr. WV]
Jaose Mush, of I, Clussorplase. Xessiegiss •
penes of isdepsadest musty, ozonised by XL Mitsiell
—Was is the park. ZS IM erbium uto the patrol
brutal moduli of the pollee. and the good behaviour of the
public. Ho saw ose gsliessisa Men • yowl ass several
Wows co the heed with h immobile.. Bo anise& 166 •
who k Wales sad jpb_hig at the popit.
caw ewe sus anted off by the
To Conninioser Anestrosg—West to Marlborough-
strut west day. but wield set get noses to the negienste:
The crowd was so gnat that he malt set get op to the
can.

The witness tem set emesmialefeed.
Jells Staples, of 16, Searles. place, Lauds's-ins, law
*Milner, pee endemic as to the respmtability of the crowd
in the park es Beaday, the Ist of July. He saw two or
three piteous la the custody of the pelMs, who were treat-
lag them very roughly. He had a little child with him,
sad therefore avoided the crowd. He wee creasing the road
holding the (Mild by the head. • Tolman said, Walk
on." Witness replied he was walk on. The olieensaa
flannelled hie Meacham and said, " you want your kat
spoiled." • respectable UM was pushed up egoista a
post. The weber of the sue that addressed him was $76
A. He aossidered the polies were doing everything they
could to provoke a breech of the pease.
The encases wee set sreseclusined.
Mr. Win. Rata, of le. 1, Prospect-place, Ringeland,
fruiterer, gave endows es to the good conduct of the crowd,
and the state of the Park. He saw an elderly putlereas
topped by a party of polies. He appeared to mmoastram,
nod was mush serene the loins with great videscm Witnem
took the Rusher ales* policeman-147 A. Between 7 and
Weisekthiellinlie erowd sear the statue of Achilles. This
am whet a bey mutely ale* The boy end he was doing
soteisp. polissetaa gers him another mob, when the
boy remenelealed opals,eed Mem the pontoons struck his
a violent blew ea die die of the bead. He 'spited the
blow, which ad bie heed end k.eeked him down. A re-
spoilable wanes 'topped illoweed, wed told the polisemaa
he ought Is be eshented of kinteelf : be meek at her, sad
thee tweed teed sad pre the boy a third blow while he
wee lyteg es the posed. Winter only saw one pebble
threw.. It sew & a policeman on the *rows of the bet,
esd thou rebounded ea hie hat. It was jest before the boy
was beaten. Witness saw a quantity of handbills flying is
the air about 6 *Week, but did not get ere.
To Mr. Ellis—ltespit he would know 147 A if be saw
him
Mr. Healy Styes, Kw 6, Prospect place, Hlugsleed,
grocer, brother la law tithe le* witness, ecoomparded his
to the perk. ad mimed his evideese. He saw 147 A
strike the looms esile lesenst. _ _ .

Leiria Franklin, el No. 7, Farnivars-inuplase,
Holborn, somposisor, west to the park about 4, kit at ball.
past 6, and was taken isle ne.ody in Puk-etreet about 6.
He was waking is Holborn with his wile, and bearing of
the assemblage is Hyde-park, ha went to look at it, taking
his wife with him. He deamibed the abuses mad* by the
polite. Oa leaving the park, he went into Park-street, not
ezpoodag to gad • weird then. There were about 200
people bean Lord R. Groevesor's house. hey were
Whine in wadi groups about the bill, and poisiTng out the
hens to nit salter. There was no disorder la the street.
The beimnies wen Min people, who appeared Littman
la whit woe going en, bat set at all alarmed. There
eon very few pelientas then when he got up. Is
sheet a quarts at ea hese he beard • mho, sad
Wag a• we hand le peessidiag from the advent Mahout
RIB -plias =Wag lip fen abreast. Wham Moat hall bad
wed him, they_beeke suddenly and commseted striking
M Mpeople. There was a general cry dame ; he joined
is the eq. latipalis Webb of the C divides grasped him
lbe walls% sad pissed him into the Made el two polices
MIL Wise he bed gas • few poses the wen his right
drew his tramimen. Meek him on the heed, and at him.
He was takes likailkig atom the street to Vine•strest.
His wile had bees begged away from him. Inspector
Webb gave edam to have her taken is *barge, bat it was
lest dans. The isepeeter asked for her at the statics. He
(tedleses) beard Webb say that the charge was Waiting the
nab to *intim the police, and that against his wife In-
d*/ the mob to attempt • rescue. Whoa they came to
lii the charge against his wife they found she we. sot Is
iliwiedy, and so It was not entered. He did net knew the
disalber of the man who struck hiss; he thought it was one el
the O's. He was put into ascii doyens/re. There were nine
posses la the sell, whisk was very mall ad dark, only
tee null hole for emulation. The sail was dry when be
wen la, bet it soon been» wet. There was no light
is it. Some of them felt very Mat. The Mat
truant spentesive ; the pekiesmas going Mensal' used to
apse the dose Me few maisatre SIMON every ken. He has
bent seaming Mtn rheumatism Ans. Meng was dote
le his wowed during the sight. On Monday eascang he
was let 'seethe large nem with the other pebssere. He
Mud me see ay he bad beesOt live then. and that if he
bad bad senvermese he meld ben Monis 600. He was
thee takes to Maribeteugh-street Wks the *barge
was Wand at Vise-street he asked to be allowed to seed
hr bail, but the inspester said they had es many to sliest
to that be did not think ay bail would betakes that sight.
He was taken to Mulbertiagh-street about 11 son
norniair, sad kept tin 7is the sussing. Wins he
to
to Vine-atrest be was told hamlet get bell if be Gould; he
was then bailed out. Oa Tuesday he was brought up balers
Mr. lisrdwiek about 6 o'clock, sad annul/ed. No charge
was man against him.
The whines was set aressmataned.
Mr. lamas WIII aHowel,eelMe.4,Blm•eourt,Temple,
law sleets% now swamis' the 'suety of Sligo in andei-
piths at a dissolution ei parliessest—(asghter)--end
earesssieg director of the Metropolitan Institutim for the
Preesedie of Trade, was is the Park from three to mon.
He esedatnni the Medway of previous winsome as to the
eladaelt et the pop* Ile cries is the Perk, sad the aleaser
is whieb the pollee ~heed at the 'Bawd frees time se damp.
He ow the sewed palm= pail out a ma. Sneed
penes rumbling hisamMeil him over the talk and leek
him into onseedy. Tbe an was doing sailing. The
moaned vellums who gave the order bed a shirt seller.
The mbar lad seas. Sc.. tine Udine that ha my as
sidedy ems needing with a lady and two dada& • reel
leek Mesa Whoa it had pordd be saw the di atea lying
ea the mead. He west up and found his bleeding is the
heed hem aat from a trunobeos. Saw seem basibills
distributed. On was headed, " Rise, 0, legieed r I
was an advertisement of eons twopenny sumo hook
Tres his =potion* he thought mobs were gem*
*abr.
The Chia Ceanaheisaer—lie will know seen abet
they whoa he wawa beet his Sligo. (Laughter.)
he west to the Park to Me
what tbet ahleaslir et a hob war.
Mr. Thee ileftedeakif 21, Gloucester-Orestes% Mlle.
Perk, a padeerea et Weresdem property—Went into the
park es the Sunday, ieempsey with biome sines, atone
a quarter to Wes. He desseibel the Widest et the elm
the cries at the centres% and the sharp NOMA, Ibe gam
sethe people, bat did sit state any feet whisk ha sot
a and
d in the iniksee of previous witaesess.
g grChief Commlminer mid that no doubt there was a
°alai habit es this subject. He undo/stead a great
seder if panne were aszioss to ease forward, but the
wiisl pilau were es well established, that salsas they
sew frets to state they would not Unites the
Wl= Ward, of No. 3, Marshalistren, Westminster,
plesionr. was eon Izantreed—His 'vides'.
err
strerally a

Miret that already gives ; but he —he sib
s trike a stations& ale was sitting as the itroust
He mho saw a poliesetea strike a boy ; it was 392 A, at
IN A. He would have taken the swab" spore conestly,
bat that the mita nue a blew at himself. He saw a Ike
Gammen= threaten a *leen= to shake his out of his
ebbs Ike Mobs( struck a Mead et his. Elome sere soldiers
Bahasa Moat, bat • sapoduleadeM toldble as to put up
Sok liossineas. N • was buy motive ia striklag at the
"glaHe aka* tale at vitas..
iewitasee wee sot teeseezaatised.

Joie Jas>wse Wilts, of 1, Clair-eourt, Temple bar,
Warm et a pablie-homs, was is the park on Sunday shoot
Stec eftilesh, ea the north side of the Drive. Aa elderly
Mem wean the 'resod being beaten by the polio.. The
CligWed " (Wins." Witness joised in the ay. At
nintist a small stone flew by kin. He tumid mad
Men mbsee it mine from, when he wits mimed by a row
UM, SS A. who struck him over the head with
limmissa. He remembered nothing more till he
YEW is a cab. The blood was flowing from the
Ind be wee severed with blood down to his boots. Ns ma
Sabi ambing when he was taken Into custody. He had net
themes essao. He went dressed in his best clothes. sad with
peateeltie latentioss. He was taken to Yastrow'''. mid pug tu
ama be heard there were 50 persons la it. Tie all was
;24111°7 stendlated. The door was opened lime time
the night to bring in water, bat the eazisty to set it
wee se great that Me greater portico was spilt over the
Seem He was told he could am be bailed, as it was !haft.
He wee taken to Xerlbseaush•etreet on Moaday,_ and

wet call, whore ha toted a as. lylag vadat the use, maw
loth sad aoponatly is pea pain. Attar mono time a pilaw
as. tams sad took the ataa eat. Oa Tbaraday ha wa
split tam a Matiboategit•troot ; M au pat taw es
pram ; as distal moo oat sad told tlto poiWimea. ref
say of Atm awed to knack their Wadi off." He
taw oho nano distal ; M his.. deolamt by the to
omiloo vitas.% wands ; put kb Mad ea • 1111towle
spot. mil said It was Itio auk of • NOM i. was
Vim labia ban the wimp a *hams agreed WS
WO MOO Illoova moos sal gravel. Moro wars line
eau, tabs vp with bin to, ad=l a rams. Sim
wiat food fa. mob, bat Ye me
ToOaaadoismor Hasfatata—Aboot nos Tuesday ale*
ha was tabs to ibis falsoao tOollortmos.
The vamp was aosormovionloodt.

Mr. MINIM' eland net a amber et ponces bad eon-
nwelsolod win bin, bet as they were sot is s position to
IMMO.
&pacts my now boo be sieved it would be better to
eine

Tho—Ohkt Oeunini:.—.—Yam have esadosisd the in-
quiry wilk peed satiety, mid dee* fall jeans to than
win sdeled shelf nen to yes. For oar pars, we are of
rilisSlN Use tine has eons whoa we shoold - know "has
ludr
setaaoesllooe Sae So the sine were. We will, thews
be beat soysideso they wish 0 am
Mr. WNa Mesa doe sosenew (this dip) he ireaM
be spared So lay dos lostrossions Mien she ,
sod ha said be dim prepared to an et lokne Womenp
a tin nine.
The Obis( Oinnisisnet odd they sold at sodertake
to adtedlineein spend eons of awash ; they were only to
tasks paw* lea dm osedoet of the pities.
The osimapsa Om aljemised midi tanotrow (this
day), at 11 Volga. •

EVENING,' JULY 24, 1854'