The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-25 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

Larry L 1,0718, a trucitlentlittreirish;ilor, and Bridget
Lt.'s.% his wife, were charged with riotous conduct and
swanks, the pollee.
Harris, H 919, maid: Betimes 12 and 1 o'clock this
morning, I was called upon to quell a disturbance in Frying-
pan-alley, Whititehapsl, where the primmer and a number
of his countrymen wens shoaling at the top of their votes',
and engaged • gement faction fight. I was endeamariog
to disperse them, when the prisoner struck me a violent
blow, whichcat open my lip, and, after calling me all sorts
'of vile names, he caught hold of my throat sad almost
strangled as.. After a severe straggle I took bias into ens
tody, and wee conveying him to the station-home, whet his
wife ande:teveral attempts to ream him, and I was obliged
to give her in charge to suother constable.
Prisoner—Do you mane to tell his banner that it was
myself that strum you, or dirtied my mouth by spiking to
ye at all now?
Policemen—You were the loudest of the lot, and called
me such names as I before beard.
Prisoner—Ocb, then, bad leek to yoe, maybe It wouldn't
be calling you out of your name if 1 said you were a Mg
blackguard; but jilt bowld the false Nape of you till I
sinks to your betters, and tell his Maser all about it. You
see, your banner, he soma years sines I tuck the pledge,
but, bad ems to them that made me do it, I Druck it last
night, and got so screeching dbrink, that I could slither
sit, stand, nor spike, and wee jilt composing myself quietly
on the cowld stones, when this thafe of a policeman tuck a
mean advantage of my weakness, and &gen whacking me
about with, hie ugly fists till I was kilt intirely, as my wife
Biddy hereeta make good upon her blessed oath.
Mr. D'Hymourt—You musty) for a month to the Hove
of Correctioa foe assaulting the pollee, bat I shall discharge
your wife as she evidently acted under your influence.
The female prisoner here set up a prolonged howl, and
entreated his worship to have mercyp upon her poor Larry,
" for the sake of the four childher.
The magistrate—ln consideration for your family, then,
I shall allow you the option of paying a penalty of 60s.
Larry—The top o' the mornin' to your banner, for • kind
gintlentan, as ye are, but as for that @pithiest of a police-
man, maybe its myself that would not like to meet him
either dark in Tipperary. (Laughter.)

SOUTHWARK.
3111C1111 OPDIIMLINNISS.

Jams Dastrela, a leatherd;;;;;,;;;;din; in White's-
grounds, Bermondsey, was brought before Mr. A:Beekett,
charged with cruelty to his wife. The prisoner appeared to
be suffering from "delirium tremens."
Lucy Daniels, a decent looking middle-aged female, with
an infant in her arms, said the prisoner was her husband,
and they had been married nearly ton lean. He was •
currier, and earned from 30s. to 21. a week, but he spent
'he chief part of that in drunkenness, leaving her and her
children in great distress. He was in the habit of coming
home at • late hour of the sight, and in his drunken con-
dition would smash everything he could lay his hands on.
They formerly had a good home, replete with every neces-
sary article, but he had destroyed everytbiog. List night
he came house in a state of intoxication. and Maud her so
much that she was compelled to call in the pollee for protec-
t on, and then he was taken into custody.
Mr. A'Beckett—How many children have you ?
Complainant—l have six. They are all young, and not
able to assist in maintaining themselves.
Mr. A:Beckett—Do you perform any work to aid your
keeping them ?
Complainant—l cannot, sir. It is as much u I can do to
look after the family. My huband suns good wages, and
I we could be very comfortable if he did not drink so much.
Prisoner—l am not always in full work.
Mr. A'Beekett—This is a can for tbs full penalty of the
law, and I should not hesitate in Whales it, were it not
for your wife and large family, who are depending on you
for support. You must, however, be restrained in your
brutal conduct towards your wife, or murder may be com-
mitted by you. You must, therefore, and two sureties in
201. each to keep the peace toward* her, and I. default, be
imprisoned six months. I hope the leniency shown towards
you will the means of reformiog your drunken habits.

MALTON.—WEDNESDAY.
(BY itzeraic yaLsoaArß.)

The following Yaws left here for Goodwood.—Aerobat,
Iris, Mariposa, Professor Honey Buckle, Elyaston, Pr
letot, Imposture, and Fly-liright.
Cardsharper has left for ontsford.

NCASTER.-TURSDAY.
LANCASTER CUP.

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Fanny Fern 2
Palma,
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VALE OF LUNE PLATE.

Vanren - 1
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QUEEN'S GUINEAS.
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2 ran.

THE LATE GREAT ROBBERY IN THE ClTT.—This
day notice of the lon of his. A. Basher, goldsmith and jewel.
ler, Cheapaide, has been issued by the police, and a reward
of 600 i. for conviction of the thieves is ./ffered. The robbery
eoniists of 400 gold rings, set in diamonds, emeralds, and
rubies, dismond necklaces, 168 gold watches, 43 silver
watches, 100 and upwards of gold Albert and breqnet
chains, 60 gold pins, diamond studs, gold brooches, dm. The
moot diligent investigation is being made by the City detec-
tives, who have information likely to place the offenders in
the bands of justice.

The Gazette Medicate of Part, and the Gazette
Mamale of Turin complain of the difficulty experienced
in obtainiog • sufficient samba of sanitary surgeons for the
armies is the East ficantinees of salary is supposed to be
the cause. The Piedmont's* government hu been obliged
to send out young students who have not graduated. It
appears that in the Belgian army the want lass muck felt.
_ . .

The King of the Belgians with the Count of
Flea dors arrived at Ostend on Monday evening, and were
expected yesterday at the Chateau of Luken.

A letter from Warsaw states that Prince Pukie-
witch is about to :stirs from active effTioe.

The widow of Lucien Bonaparte, the Prineess
Alexandrine, who died a few days ago in the Roman States,
was allowed by Louis Philippe, towards the clots of his
regime, to reside in Paris, and at that time her literary
armies were the delight of the capital. Lsmartine, Beringer,
and Victor Hugo, visited her to bear Balsas read the
inedited works of Lucien. It is hoped that these works,
arranged for publication by the Princess before her death,
will, ere long, be given to the world. It appears that they
include several letters of Napoleon Bonaparte, and SOON
from the great celebrities of the Imperial epoch—such as
Bernadotte, Augereau, Mamma, Talleyrand, Murat, Ae.
A reunion of the chief naturalists of the continent
is to take place at Vienna at the close of August.

The Abel& du Nord contains a highly varnished
'crooned of the visit of the Grand Duke Nicholas t, Abo.
He was received, it is laid, with the realest enthusiasm.
The clergy of both the Orthodox and the Lutheran
candies showed him every passible respect, while the
people erected triumphal arches and sang hymns in his
praise.

On the 17th there were am many u 312 cues of
cholera at Bt. Petersburg.

Revel and Riga now poems telegraphic communi-
cation with St. Petersburg.

A German singer, formerly of some oelebrity,l
Mdme. Btoekl-Heinefettar, ham jut 'spired in a mad•hone*
at Vienna.

The Corriere Mereaagile of Genoa announces that
General Pepe is so ill that seriaw fears an entertained for
his life.

Lola Monter, with a theatrical troop under her
charge, left San Francisco on the 6th of Jane, in a sailing
♦easel, bound for Australia. She will joia the stag* there,
and will afterwards go to Europe, via Chine, Calcutta, and
Sebastopol.
CITIITAL PALACL—SHILLING DAY,—JULY 24.--
Admimbate en payment, 6,703 ; ditto by season *meta,
434--Total, 7,137.

LOWESTOFT REOATTA.—The schooner race wu
won yesterday by the Georgina, Captain Tallinn ; the
sitter tics by the Thought. 1