The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, AVOUBT 28.
A Mr. P. R. Welch has addressed the electors of
New Ross on extreme liberal and "national" prim-
ciples. Among the election rumours of the day is
one that Mr. Edward Joshua Cooper, of Markres
Castle, is prepared to stand for the county of Sligo at
the next election.
A satisfactory change in the weather has at length
taken place, and this morning promises well for the
harvest. There has not been a very serious Interrup-
tion to the reaping, notwithstanding the recent
raise, and the accounts from the rural districts this
morning are satisfactory. The potatoes are holding
out pretty well, and the progress of the blight cause
no very great alarm.
The escaped convicts in the King's County have
been captured.
The series of inquiries carried on by the Commis.
sinners of Endowed Schools, in their present toar
through Ireland, are beginning to excite a good deal
of interest, and some important information on the
subject of middle•class education in this country may
be expected from the evidence which they are obtain-
ing. The general impression appears to be that a
wide chasm has been left unattended to by the State
between the national schools and the Queen's
loges.

A Brat-elan gold medal has been awarded by the
French authorities to Captain Conic, of the Roglish seer-
cheat vessel Robert Flank of Dumfries, for picking up
sad keeping on beard his vessel for fortytwo days the ALP-
wreaked crew of the Louie le Grand, of Bordeaus, in mg
lase.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

GUILDHALL.

lITILI.IIIO P LATB.

Joseph Boa was charged, before Sir R. W. Card's, with
Healing via silver dessert spoons, one table•spon, and sane
net.tosv, mid twelve plated teaspoons, the property of
Mr. Joseph Fisher, his master, under the following cis-
sawstanes
From bitonsation give to the polio', the osesrs Bull
eat pulses went to Mr. Fisher's premien, in Ito. 3,
ccipplsgaie•baildingo, law night, and, with the forams,
ebtaissd a ladder sad entered at the &starer window.
They searshed sena roams, bet found nothing to twain
mespisions. They then went to the second Baor, foresd
epos a bed-rooss door, and there they toned the
mina standing by the aide of the bed. Ile
said, la answer to the officer, that he was
leaked is by mistake, but Peckman said that
'mid set be. for there was the key of the door Ilia; es
Ma bed sear the prisesor. He wade so reply. Teams
this ssershed the hod, sad toned the articles above sawed
between tho bed clothes. The primmer said be got thew
bow the diniatroont down stain. He also &aid that
be wee not leaked in, but concealed hla,elf
ka the lower part of the home. Pitchman bad bees to the
premises sad szawinad the look of the safe is the mistier
hewn. The wards were braes, end the narks eat the safe
ernapasdad with a pistons found os the Soar seer the oafs.
The Maws Was; to the premises.
The prisoner was 'outwitted for trial.
BOW-STREET.
?NI Cali OP STIAHAW AND 00.

The prim/ars is this ease attends,' with their balk sad, it
boas iatlisstod by Mr. Hsuphrirys that Its Woad's% to
Wets Yap ossoolastios is tine for um &p ombs. sotoisso at

11d Bailey, it wee arrseeed that the laid heavies elbeeld
len is the 12th September, to which day the Omens
• creedisely mended, the mareties Wig mewed, am
t for the Isternediate period.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

♦ TICTIII TO

Joins Cressy, ea old maa whose clothes worm mak dm
wane for wear, was charged before Kr. Big vat
boggles of loured pulsates is Piccadilly.
Polia•eosetable 131 C, said, last sight he was a duty Is
when hie •mettles was called to the primmer,
who was assoyisg several ladies and gestleases by demand•
lag alms. Heowing the defendant to be a member of tbe
beggiag fraternity, he took him isle cutody.
The primer indignantly denied the charge of ►eggisg,
mad sail, although his wardrobe was is • very dila-
pidated cosdittoo, he could mum his worship that he wee a
respectable traulator of Messages, and so alum beggar.
The fact was he was • victim to perusal 'primrose. Ho
had also as income derived from reading the ►urial wake
eau • week; that was • matter of reciproolty. Therefore,
was It likely, with such excellent advantages, be should take
to the low sallies of • cedpr.
Mr. Mecham said, from hie personal knowledge of the
primmer frees hie visite to this mart, his (Mr B.) was us-
aimed that ho (defeadast) was beggiog ; lad as, M spite of
that had bees said to um ectatury, he Mill persisted la
loggias, be (Mr. B.) Amid oteult hits to the bean of
osessetioa Per as,,. days. _

Priaoser—Oh. yoar warship, it's all owing to ay per
mai appearance.

COLWYN Soda', • needy dressed and nnaukable Mad-
ame yam, wam•s, was placed at the bar apes set ad-
jammed charge of leaving attempted to straagle Myself.
At the former emanation a young man tamed John Old-
Isaltas stand that he bad bees paying his addresses to the
primmer, who resided with her mother, but ever slam the
ensancemsat of their uquainteuses she bad inhibited an
esteems deers' of mental depression. On the evening of
Tuesday se'anight he indsesd her to accompany hies to •
private concert, on leaving which, shortly before 12
o'clock, he was about to see her home, but she dr
elated her intsntioa never to return. After bann-
ing teauserable streets without say apparent ob-
ject, she suddenly wined him good night," sad darted
away in the direction of the railway arches. She succeeded
for some time in eluding his pursuit, but Its at length found
her sitting upon the step of a door, with her head drooping
forward over her abut, and on raising het *phi diseovend
that she had twisted the strings of her bonnet so tightly
round her throat that she was on the point of strangulatioa,
and totally insensible. lie lost no time in cutting through
the ligatures, bat seuly ten emirates elapeed before obelus
mewed to sonecioasness, and as she then declared it to be
bet settled determisation to destroy herself, he was reins•

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Molly compelled to give her into custody.
The prisotter was riteoquissd by Alderman, the gaoler, es
having made two previous attempts to mmunit *mild' by
taking poison, on one of which occasiess she had amipted
as the neon for her desperate modest, that she bad boss
deserted by a young man to whom she was pamionately
'noshed, and who had effected her rail. .

The prisoner was now brought up from the foul of
Detention, to which she had been remanded fora week;
sad ma being placed at the bar, a thspectable.looking elderly
woman, who represented herself to be her mother, stopped
late the witnese-bon, and entreated that her unfortunate
dinghter might be consigned to her charge, and she would
nee proper precautions to prevent a repetition of stab nib
and criminal attempts.
lir. D'Eyncourt said that he had received a cosamanlea
ties from the Item. George Jepson, the prison chaplain, is
which he espremed himself in highly favourable terms re-
specting the primmer, whom he believed to be truly peni-
tent, and under these circumstances be should venture to
accede to the solicitations of her mother, and order her to
be discharged.