The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-30 00:00:00

Witness—Fattier pushed her over, but did act strike her '
again with the knife, but he did with his fist, when she
called " Murder." Mother them went downstairs and I
went for a policeman.
Charles Frost, ICA E, said—l was called by the last wit-
ness to the house at half-past 12 ea flatardaii= acid
toned the proseentrix sitting on the doer step
much. At first 1 thought it was frees bar throat, I:tia
found it was from the head. A constable who was there
took the prostentrix to the hospital, and I went upstairs to
the end oa telling him that his wife was takes to
the hospital,prisoner, be said "We as much her fault as mins" I
found • knife on the table acid a cloth with which it had
evideotly best wiped, there being marks of blood upon it.
Mr. hoox—Was the primmer drunk?
Frost—Ho waa.

Robert Pitt, 171 It, deposed—l was called to the home,
and finding the peoeeeatrix smothered with blood, I with
the mistimes of some oostermoogers, took her on a bemow
to the L'airessity College Hospital, where the doctor stated
that she bad received a severe wound on the heed, whisk
he believed had been inflated with some blunt instrument.
Hnos—l shall remand the prisoner for a week, prior
to seeding him for triaL The surgeon at the hospital can
thee be la &Mondale*. _

(It sipsais that tielparties lad a vary quarrelsome life.)

AWNOTIWO PASSENGERS IN • OAILWAT CARRIAGt.
John Sole, a low-looking man, who described himself as
a fiat hawker, rending at 4, Well-eines, Hackney, wee
charged with Wog drunk and aa the pairengere in a
railway carriage on the North London way.
From the endows it appeared that yule*? after-
noon the miaow, who was the wane far liquor,
managed to get late the train that Mane Fesokarna-
Aron at 3 Veto*. As soot as the erne started the
primer maned moue females that were in the
carriage with him, and behaved in a qq role
meaner. Whothe tmin arrived at
the miaow wee ameneined of to the gond. The
guard remanstraled with him and told him to leave. nil
seemed to very meek sassy the prism r, who ends iee et
• threat, and them made a heavy lunge at the guard, hat
did an sacred in striking him, as he jumped en ens side.
A porter wag then died, and the primer was given
into matedy. There meld net be the least doubt sheet the
primmer bong drunk. and
,his Legume end demeanour were
very vision aced imehling
The prisoner aieiMef OM be had taken a deep, but
he was certain that he did est away any of the peeneagoes.
He was very scary, and would never do the like again.
Mr. Berke, Sad the ddendaat 30a. or 14 days' ingenon-
meet is the Hamm of Chenealse.
The pnemer, who mid be hail .either goods nor money,
wee thee rammed.
13011'THWARK.

_
CAPTORS or • PR•111DOLSIIT AISCOIDEPTI marczurr.
Aboard Reassack, • reopeenible.leeldeg iniblleaged
man, Wake =flying en Weiss= as • leitherseller, at
Bridged. in Dorset, wee brought before Mr. Beseheo,
charged with almeoading frau' Ids creditors sad cencailleg
Late and ether valuable property after being declared a
bankrupt in the Binkruptey Court of Exeter.
Kr. John Newbury, an *Sow al the Exeter Hank-
reeky Court, maid that oe the 20th of the present math
(November), intoner, who bad for many year carried on
the hominess of a leattesiesiler at Bridport, wee stagnated
• bankrupt. lashed of • befiwe the einsuninioesse
he abecianded, and it weebmliwd that be had eewomeled plate
and other pommel property of eossidetable value. The
assepeethig that he had gene to Landes, cared a
niwamil:d/ SM. far his apprehension.
Mr. Bureliesa Wad by wham he wee approbiwied.
Policeacnelable 140 I. maid that, frees indomation be
received, he took the primmer into emery en Satardey
night in LarabetharraL He denied hag lbe preen, but
a wham came up and identified
XL Strabane asked who heid the IMINTSit.
Mr. Newbury, the crier if the Mister BanbrcrArY ONO"
'aphid he did. He produced lie decaniewt, signed by the
icanabiliesur el the emit.

Mr. Bezebora asked or wbot b. led t• soy wiry be
timid aot be wet to mtr t

idarWarTagdcat—Foria bad web. bathe. to say
thaa dna M anapaand to be all rlaht.
Mr. lkonian oduiad bit is le beadad wr as SU
fensd el the Dal
*i tzwisy Onort, an Yrs warm* yeadand.
toed mam

H. Woo aim NowtidiiskT is embody.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT ISLINGTON.

00RONEre lINVERT.--(11319 DAT.).

This ssaranag, at italt-pssi 12 echo.* Dr.
Lealawiter, the Comm ter Onkel Mielleeei. °posed ea
inquiry at the Laativase Arne (Mr. Bra Oallinife),
loliestoa-gress, late the eiresselesese stieadtes the deaths
of Jaffa Peeks, airpestor, seat V. eat :aleph Pause,
capsular. mod 37, who kat Whir lives as Timosiny anashas
bat, elneasineit ea Mr Mei dews at Ma pains fa
Uppsaatiest, bliestes, is width they 'eV at week, haws
se the Three Wliestdoeswee pablie.iseses, In ewer at the
WAIL& by Mr. MMus Cherates, bandir sad andessier.
ui Hoproriart. Belmeee.leae, liaiellesse. la when matey
the deemed era gown et the Mae of waft talk =elm
eboly fate. The bapiry embed gnat Mani* sat Moe
large man wee lady eranated by the yoreehiel sathe.
Mies end traleasen ci the Martel.
Mr. Layks, vestry clerk of biliwition, 'tainted en behalf
of the poreehiel authorities ; Mr. Maid Atldaelin, benriaar,
on bsbsM et Mr. Chessaa. the bender; Mr. Derflaragb,
eithelteroa beheff of Mr. Willem% the erehilsa.
The jury having bees swam they presented to view the
bear kyles at Ur. Itearte, the sada-aka% et lottegteu.
pees ; end ea think attars the magmas at wilasme
woe pteeeeded at*.

THZ BILLS AT ISLINGTON.