The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COU RTS.
THIS DAY.

SOUTHWARK.
ZOINNAT AT AN %MANN DOT.

Milian Ferrer, a lad almost 16 rein of op, Wei charged
before Mr. Combs. wit► abeeowliag fans ►ie nester% em-
ploy sad steallag, at the ease time, 11a. M. w►ie► bad bees
entrusted to bin.

George West said he was a general dealer la Benthadthy,
and the prisothr, until rtheatly, led bees la ais suploy Si
tuned boy sad porter. Oa Tuesday issesiag last he teat
hint with the sari to purchase ►aif a to* of orals,
at the sane tithe giviag bias ills. 3d. to pay for
theta. It was his duty this to have gene to the wharf
lad bonen the sale bask be his shop. fathead of that a
mutable same to him about ea both aftsrwards, sad Is-
farad Ma that his sort wee Mud la the street without
say sae ►Hag I. charge of it, sad that it had bees tibia to
the gthea.yard. Wits.= this west to the coal-wharf, and
athertathed that the prisoner had sot bean there, but had
absconded with the stoney. Ho saw sotiting non of bias
Italia the previous al ght, whoa he gave hint late custody
Tth priestar's madam was very bese, as complaisast sot
ealy lost the Ils. 3d. he satiated Mat with, bat had to pay
IN. at the Ones-yar d to get poses** of the art.
Mr. Combs uked the prier/au what he had to say is
Gasser to the charge ?
He replied—Nothiag at all.
Mr. Orathe—Well, w hat did you do with rat isastses
stoney t

.
Prisoner—l meat it all at the theatre. •
Mr. Cesabe—l shall remesti yes fora week, to enable the
pulite to We enquiries about yee.

OREINWICH.

ASSAULT BY AN 1.11111

Ames Costar, a bedews, was dowsed before Mr. Trail'
with sensmittieg a violent essentit upon Beery Itattenbary,
foresese, by striking him down with his hod, sad there-
by balloting a terrific wound is hie bead.
Prom the statement of one of the employers, it appeared
that yeeteeday afternoon he wu informed that one of the
men was wounded by a blow frees a hod on the head, sad
es proeseding to the spot le found Rattenbury senseless
sad bleedhig profusely. Feeling alarmed at the nun's
situation, a surgeon wet sent fee, who dressed the wound
end the prisoner was given in custody. The wound however
was not so bed as was aatiedpated, sad the entplainant did
not wish to puss the charge.

The magitzate said he *Geld readily see the oases of eon-
plaiaant's not wishing to pram the elserge. He, however,
could not allow such weapons to be used. He should
require the defendant to eater into his own reoognisences in
the sea of 2W. to keep the pesos for the next three months.

BY ON Z OP I iso
st.

lOLIBT ASSAULT ON THEM
TZB LAND TBANSPORT CORPS.
Gorge Derry, one of the Land Transport Corp, and
Innis alithay, laundress, were placed at the bar before
11,. Curio, the former shamed with violently moulting
Mai kicking three constables of the 8 division, and the
later with assaulting mad biting the constables.
It appeared from the evident* of police sergeant 108, that
het sight while on duty I. the Now-road, be heard a groat
dishillbsses, and upon prooesdieg is company with another s
mineable to the spot, he found the prisoners with suns others
damelag and making a groat noise. He asked them to be quiet yy
and p bolas, when Derry mid "You be I WWI to the 11
Lead Transport, and being a government servant as well as ;
pee I defy you to Ink ate up." He that commenced to
dna** gonad, and daring the sergeant, sad when be was to
Wag takes into sysisiy, he knocked the passim down, a
SBA annialli tug them is the most brutal manse,.
Assislusso, Insinewsr, mate to the aid of the polio, and by
Me malted ansglisas of three osastables he was taken to the
ablian, bat mot before he had very much Mused them, and
old ell
Bt.
ematmvoured to bite one of thus la the leg.
Mairemestable 378 8, said that the fossil* prisoner bit ii
hl the hsnd,and used very violent and abusive language.
She also kicked him several times, and the male prisoner
struck him on the breast. to
Police-constable, 78 8, also bore testimony to the violent
ititaduat of the two prisoners, and stated that Derry had very it
@surely kicked him as the leg.
Other evidence having beet gives, It.
The male prisoner, in defence, said he was very sorry.
He belooged to the Land Transport Corps, and had to join et.
his troop at Bristol this morning. 10 lee
The female declared that what the policemen bad said to
was all false. et.
111.
Mr. Combs said, r the male prisoner had to join big
err he would give him the option of paying a fine. It.
He should flu him 20s. for the assault, or in default 14 days' I
imprisonment ; and, u for the huge, he should send her le
for Omura' torn of imprisonment, without the option of • Ist
Aso.
The prisoners were then removed.
THAMES.
ROBBIRY ONBOARD At Aannucan SHIP.
Andrew Pitrein, a Deno, was brought before Mr.Ysrdley,
charged with stealing a sex tut, value 101., the property of le'
Captain Briggs, the master of the Americas ship Hope, 11,
lying is the West India Dock, And also with stealing a 101. at.
Bank of Begird note, three sovereigns and a half sovereign, 2,,,t;
the property of Mr. Andnw Nilsen, a Dane, and second
mate et the same vessel.
Mark Anthony Liddle, a unstable Ice the employ of the
Hest and West India Desk Company, stated that in nonce-
guano of information be went to a coffee-shop near the t.
Eagle at 2 o'clock this morning, and saw the prisoner. He so
told him he wanted him for stealing a sextant, and that he sit
mores asossapany him to the statics-house. He first went to *
tie prisoner's lodgings in Manyard-strest, City-road, where ro-
ute Dane had been saying with a girl of the town since he 6
eciersittad the robbery, and he directed him to tarn
1.10
eat all the money he had in his pocket. • The psi
sour handed him two pieces of paper containing 113 s. Bd. in le
silver and copper monies. The prisoner said be bad pawned 24
his watch, and the money, which was all he had, was part of at
the proceeds. He asked the prisoner if be bad any IBOTS,
and he declared he had not, bat on searching him he found
a puree containing four sovereigns and a half-sourelca• is
He melted the primmer hew he suesated for the possession to
Of the money, and be made no answer, and took •
up the 181. in silver, and was about to put it into
his posket. Witness peremptorily ordered him to IS
put IS down again, and he did so. On lurching the
gdminsesehest, he discovered the telessope of a natant, and to
dm prism* then admitted he had sold Captain Briggs' sex-
tent to a shopkeeper in the Commercial-road Rut, g
where it was found. Si
Captain Briggs, the muter, sad Mr. A. Nilsen, left
Ag
the seemed mats of the Hops, said the prisoner to
sir flipeNt of the ship, and deserted the vessel
es Weems*" last. After he had left her they missed the
fS
sextant from the cabin, • and Mr. Nilsen discovered the
pockets of his over-cost bad been titled, sad a tan pound IN
note, and three igas and a half stoles. The sextant, as
on which the prisoner had raised four pounds, was pro- scia
thud, and Mr. Yardley committed him for trial. LOG
Mr. Yardley anauuseed that he had received several ad- sweoi
ditional donations for the poor woman, Ann Rose, whou I leo
se
um has been previously reported.

REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE GUARDS IN THE la.
Cunza.—This morning, orders were forwarded to the
respective commaading oaken of the let Battalion of the so
Grenadier Guards, tad Battalion of the Coldstreams, and
tad Battalion of the Scots Fuil»r Guards, to hold
in readiness for embarkation for foreign Denim, the 10
following reinforeenieate, via., the Ist Battalion of the 11::
Grenadier Guards, to consist of 1,200 mon; two divisions 10
(font etenpenies of 100 men sash) of the Colostrum, sad
the sum number of the Bute Punier Guards, making a ip
total of 2,000 bayonets. It is exported that the troops will
proceed direct to the Crimea the lint week in October. 4
10

Loves EnTenTAINNEMS.—Thcso entertainments
(heed lest semis, far the seams, with the ea:optics of a
mega perforatasat, +hie ask place to day.
j 11
CUD SWINDLILL-4111M1 soouudrels sesotedee 30
la Seadas • patinas*, la *a tads betwees Glasgow sad 10
dlosionsk, ea Tuesday, of abseil ahtndnd ponds. Ines
00 Isellimm entered the empartstset, *WO was bet GM
d sharpen orient, the Oben link, sot hi at reel.
disitatt7llll. It is aim* iesiadllie that say hi
=shout save Wiest, le le Mated M urZ:
sea it It sill owe leasintalble es Wok that tbe Ire
NNWperedi ibra seintedrelterth British D.
ANL
As accident occurred on Welsaiday in No. 9 pit,
Osplcittut Calliery, situated seer Watts, trhareby three
ens MO II& Hem

I 'ho RAILWTY ACCIDENT ?ran OLOSBOY.-Tbe
lediseend_lhesgat IS lb* bodies of tee War unfortunate
pause MN se tbe Mating Viaduct, near Glossop, by
RAW ant el the train epee tbe parapet, sad falling
MR Me s 111•14 76 fat below, wee bold yesterday morn-
ing et tb lisegli Ise. Maim, Vale. Th. laqairy wao
ipseueibi elms ow noon loft.