The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MARTLIBONE.

Amok Bridge, aged 30, beloeging to the 2nd Company
al the Sad battalion Grenadier Guards, was brought before
Mr. Xsasfield, charged with iodericrily assaulting KU
Ague Turriff, a young lady meddle( at No. 8, St. John's-
terrace, North-bank, Regent's-park. The complainant
seemed moth affected, sod seed—" lam • male lady. Be-
tween two and three this afternoon I was fa Repnt's.park,
sew the Zoological-guldens, when the primer came behind
me and lifted my petticoat and dress, and then I tamed
round and straggled. I caught him by the throat, when he
seised me by both my heads, and as I tried to release myself
he struck me on On forehead. He caught hold of my
pocket-handkerchief, and tore it from my pocket. I bad •
little boy with me about 10 years of age. I ran after the
prisoner, screaming, and two gentlemen stopped him." The
young lady's evidence haying hese confirmed by other wit-
nesses, the primmer war senteseed to six months' imprison-
ment with hard labour.

John Domed!, and Java DowWelly, brothers, both under
30 years of see, said to be two weltknown thiene,
were abarpd with stealing two oopper-wire guards from
the stained glass windows at Westminster Abbey, the pro-
perty of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, and said to
be worth_Bl. or 91.

--Frederick Cooper, watchman at the Cathedral, said that
the wire wee fixed over the stained glass window on the
sank aide of the sacred edifice. About eight o'clock on
Friday arming witness's attention me drawn to a poise
ontdde. He pm the alarm to the readable en duty in
Dean's-yard, and, with a bricklayer, they proceeded to the
part from whence the noise name. The two prisoners were
there found cemented, and, after a smart chase, taken into
Hr. iompbreys, inspector of police, said the prisoners
were well known in Lancashire and Stafford for this same
kind of offence, and Mr. Selfe remanded the prisoners till
Friday next to enable the inspector to make diligent inquiry
respecting them.
WORSHIP-STREET.

A short, swarthy-vwaged, man of middle age
and foreign appearance, was charged beton Mr. Cooke with
steeling a railway rug, and on a second charge with stealing
twotowels and a tooth-brush from the Queues Head public-
boom in the Borough, the first case muss rise to the Mbar
under similar circumstances during a week's remand at this
oourt.

Pelieveonstable Margetaon, 8 division, said—ln Septem-
ber, 1862, I had the prisoner in custody for an hotel rob-
bery. He was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment.
At that time there was a previous conviction apinst him
c 8 six montba.

Prisoner was committed for trial on both cliergth
This man, who it ie believed is • native of Germany, pee
the named Baron von Hubert at the station•bouse, and, on
the first examination at this court, that of " Emile Hodg-
kins," by trade • jeweller ; but by the result of inquiries
made by Detective Short, G division, it is known that be
the gone by the aliases of " Leopold Termite," under which
be served one month's imprisonment for loitering at a rail-
way terminus ; also " Alfoos Hotafield," and several
others ; that be is well known at Greenwich and Deptford
as the " Foreigner ;" and that he has committed onerous
robberies is those places under circumstances similar to those
mistimed by Mrs. Willshire. At his trial them will be
brought against him.