The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-02 00:00:00

BOW-EII'RKET.

STOPZIEMIC BOBICIUMR FROM COMMHOI3BIB.
A youth named Charles Senior, who said he was for.
asrly • merchant's clerk in Birmingham, bat bad been
hewn eat of omployment in oonrequence of the Atomics&
was 'barged with robbing several coffee-boom kes
ith whom be had lodged for one or two nights eash.o
teironer's right leg bed been amputated, and he had •
modem leg.
Mrs. Asia' dated—Xi husband keeps • coffee-home in
tbs Strand. On Sunday lest the primmer came to our house
eel mimed • bed for the night. We let him one oat the
mad floor. In the morning he went away, and after be
Ind left I mimed from amnion the third floor a gold watch
nine 101., the property of my husband.
Polimooostsible Apleber, F 39, stated that from informa-
tion received from the last ramose he cautioned all the
coffee-shop keepers in the neighbourhood. Let evening
be heard from • coffee-house keeper in Brydges-Mreet
that • parrots answering the description led taken
a bed at his place. Witness proceeded thither at
dent U o'clock, and found the mammy in bed.
rem being taken into endody be deeded having
Mien the watch, but after his removal to the station.
tome he admitted it. He wu further charged with steal-
ise money from another coffee-house, but that be denied.
De landlord of that house wee not meant. Under the
;how of the prisoner'sl bed witness found a pocket-book,
tootairiing, amongst other documents, • cheque for 41. Si.
dawn on me of the prioted forum of the Union Bask of
Croydon, and dated " Ist January, 1860," which had limn
mitered to "1663.* A screwdriver wan also found in the bed.
Mr. Thomas, • *off's-bows keeper in the Strand, said
the prisoner lodged at his home on Christmas-night and
Boring-night. On Boxing-night be paid for his bed for
Mt night, and also in advance for the following night (the
2tb). On the mornieg of the 27th he went out and did not
mum. After he was gone the servant girl found that her
tries bad been overhauled, and Si. did. in money stolen
from one of them.

The prisoner said be did not deny having stolen the money.
&the oontaarv, he told the officer be had dove it and must
infer for it. lie admitted that at lint be denied stealing
the watch, but that was became he did not at the momeet
how to which case the officer was alluding, u he had for-
gotten the occurrence. He bad only scribbled the note for
mineement. He could not tell how the form came into his
ussasion. He bad referred the officers to some of his
friends. " The inspector," observed the prisoner, with
nub emotion," seemed to think I was a professional thief."
Remanded for inquiry.

MARYLEBOXE.
MUG ♦ III•T-RICN.

Jolla Crossley, described se an mincer, of Woolwich, was
ringed before Mr. Yardley with setting fire to • Grove
'deed at 1704, the property of Mr. John Jelley, of
fun, Kentish-town.
Prosecutor deposed that yesterday afternoon he had been
leteristending the milkisg, when his attention was called
the risk, which was on fire. The flames were then ex.
leafing to the thatch. lie got assistance, and with some
aka* extinguished the fire. The rick was a good deal
lest and
ile to so islured by the ire and smoke es to be unlit
be st att.
hesplt Studer., in the employ of the last witness, stated
fist be was feeding the calves when he noticed the prisoner
by the rick smoking • pipe.
Police-eoustsble 100 8 stated that he maw the rick oa
sad followed the prisoner into the Grove-road, where
he took bim in charge. Re admitted setting fire to the
Irk, sad mid he did it from want.
Primmer declined to put any questions.
.The deporitions were made out, aud Mr. Yordt 4isowsz-
nutad the prisoner for trial at the Ceatail Criminal
Moro "FAULTS or A Qumran =TIM= BROMISM.—

Mole FrlleS.--(htle Dix.)—About two o'clock Ili
a.m., some alarm wee awed amongst the officials of the 1
Loudon Docks by • fire breaking out in the One screw IL'
steam ship termed the Europa, belonging to Means. Picker- it
nail and Co., lying in the London Docks. &gloom Morris, se
upon boarding the ship, found that the whole of the coals in le
the iron hawker were in flames. The dock firemen went to ge
wort in an admirable manner, and fortunately the fire M
was confined to the bunker. About half-past one a.m. gro,
• fire took place in the premises belonging to we
Mr. T. Nelson, No. 8, Ship-alley, Waldo's-square. The ha
first floor was nearly burned out. The sufferer was nun- el.
snred. Another fire happened on the premiss of Mr. J.
Stepple, busier, he., No. 145, High-street, Shoreditch.
but the damage done was slight. A fire broke bo
out the previous night on the premises of Mr. go
Wm. Lee, indirrubber-dealer and waterproder, 115, New
Bond-street, Oxford-street. A great deal of damage was N
done to the upper part of the home by water and smoke.
VIOLENT GALE AND EXTENSIVE DAY•OE.—ITHIE gk
Der.)—Tlts gale that blew heavily from the 13.8.W.= et.
yesterday increased at midnight to • furious storm. 20
houses were psrtially unroofed. In the parks and name Itt
the trees sad shrubs were injured, the traffic of dement ea'
on the river was greatly impeded, and tho inward
bound sea going steam ships, unable to stem the ebb tide,
were compelled to bring up at Blackwell, and in the
lower readies. The telegrams received from the outporta and eel
the coast guard stations represent the gale in the Channel MI
all terrific with • tremendous sea running ; the storm par- M.
Maly subsided at semi o'clock, but the appearances hell- 111
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. rated • continuance of bad weather.
ASSAULT 0/1 A CONSTABLE.
Mr. Theodore Baron, of 32, Gordon-square, solioiteri CONTERENCE rag BOOT Joro SHOE TRADZ.—
Waa charged before Mr. Knox with being &rusk sad litho. A mafiosos* of the Loudon and Provincial Trade Societies 12.1
In the Haymarket. mid also with ~,,hogly own, of Boot and Shoemakers was *posed yeaterday, at the Bell al
Police-constable Charles Smith, 62 X, in the Vineotreei Inn, Old Bailey, for the purpose of minaidering • plan pro- •
etation.houme. posed by the London societies for &general amalgamation of etts
William Mackay, 313 A, said about 1 o'clock this m I all the societies throughout the United Kingdom, the object *4
!lig he saw the defendant is the Haymarket, in state of of the amalgamation being the support of wages, the squall-
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mtoxication, holding se altematioe with a
acabman, who sation of tramp relief, and she formation of • sick and E
said that he had brought the defendant from the Strand, burial fund. Twenty-eight of the principal societies were ri;.l
sad that he would not pay him his fare of • shilling. A. " represented by delegate', raid fifty-four by letter, all, with ki
14 defendant creating a disturbance, and would not go the exception of four, being in favour of the principle of NJ
"IT, be took him into custody. At the station, while a ernalleimeteee• Me. liemmetli a the City Ladies' Shoemaker'
constable was putting him into • mil, be turned round aed &misty, was appointed chairman, and Mr. Dodshoo, seem- Pk!
struck the constable a violent blow cm the lip. tory of the molasses. The whole of the first day was It
Charles Smith, 62 X, said he was acting gaoler at the ' occupied is reeding the extensive fierresPenderei and the
Vine•atreet station, and after the charge was taken end Plant pat forth by the Loudon trade. The verimmeugre-
while putting the defendant in the cell, without the Wee contained m tbe Plans will he taken into cem Witt
'lightest provocation (the defendant going quietly at the at
_the sitting this day. The tenfareete, it is expected, will 10.1
thee) he turned round and gave him
es
violent blow,ia the 'ea eetilBaturday gemllieg• The wag" of the operatives in -
mouth, cuttieg his lip right through. the trade, especially in the provinces have long been at • in
Kr. Knox asked whether the doctor had seen the con- low Tate, and it is hoped by the proposed amalgamation 10
stable ? mime the trade hose ill depressed 000dition. 116,1
Inspector Wilson said be sent the constable to the hoe- I Tan Itorrat, MAIL STEAMER A vox.—The wreck *4
Pits) at ones. et the strenser Avon will probably be offered for male ‘7,1.1
Defendant said he was drunk and bad no idea of eriminit- medlately after the arrival of the next European mail, by emol
Meg an assault, and bit was not aware of over having sera which the superiatendeat from St. Thomas is expected.— wee
the ometabte Liken. Panama Bum I sae*

!tTLBRING.

d young man. named Neil Mileph, was charged with
Mobbing hie brother in the hoe with a knife.
Pantie who had his head bound up, stated
that yesterday afternoon be went to his mother's house, at
No. 8, Northumberland-street, where his brother (the pri-
mmer) came up to him, and said he had oome to kick up
mother row. They then got to high words, when prisoner
took a knife from off the table, and stabbed him in the foss
dose by his ear.
Stanley, the umber, informed his worship that blood was
Mill flowing from the wound.
Mr. Yardley remanded prisoner till Wedneadayne
sad told the brother to go to a doctor and pt his wound
dressed. . _ _