The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-29 00:00:00

811110C3 ASSACLU ON tat POLTCE

A tall powerful4o;kingKllow, si;sl2l7;Tho deserthed
!Atwell as e Wearer of the name of Daniel Burros, re-
swims at finfith'ebuilthage. high-street,
le-
langtoo. was chariest Woes Mr. Barker with
befog found is the area of the house, No. IR, Penton.
.111 e-road, belonging to Mr. Nathaniel Nichol,, printer,
for the purpose of committing felony, and, farther, with
assaulting Mr. Naifolls, and Police.coustables Richard
I,lllsrur. 41.19 A, Scott, 134 N, Thomas O'Con-
or, loi G. set George Dudley, 488 N, in the executuna
.f their duty at I lerkenwell.
Mr. Thomes Wakelios, solicitor, appeared for the a.-
hoce.

l'olice-sergeant M'lntyre, 23 N, said the constable Dud-
ley was in such a daogeroua state that he ia unable to
attend. When he arrived at the station be wu in such a
lel state from the prisoner's violence that a surgeon bad at
ono. to be bent for. The constable eras then found to be sof•
tering from &severe kick in tkos groan, contusions about the
heel. ands wound as the head. The sergeant then handed in
lb.•f,dToeing certificate:—'• April 29, 1861-5, Church-row,
I.lingtos.-1 hereby certify that George Dudley, 488 N,
sustained a severe kick in the abdomen daring an
aoaa.t last oight, nod I. nimble to attend the court this
moon ug. —H. Milliugburst, M.D., divisional surgeon."
Mr. Wakeling said no one could more regret than his
cla-at that the constable Lad been injured. The fact was
tL.,t the defendant had gut a drop to drink and went to see
ha sweetheart, who is in the employ of Mr. Nicholls.
From the evideoee it appeared that between 11 and 12
Lot night the defeadant trial to force his way into the
katu of the complainant. The complaisant sent for the
.dine, and before they came the prisoner struck the corn.
ilaniut and hie daughter, When a policeman arrived the
c.risimer throw boo heavily and kicked him in a
savage manner. Other constables arrived, and the
premier behaved very violently to them. On the
way to the station the prisoner, who had been drinking
freely, kicked Lilliersp twice purposely in a
jut, and caused him great pain. When n de:raMX-
t.e..:reen the priuner kicked Scutt, and in addition to
iskaig him in the stomach, knocked a piece out of hie
Luce. >b violent were the kicks that the prisoner pro,
that for a short time it rendered the constable nearly USW.
ethic.

Mr, Wakeling said he coutl not resists refusal, and asked
that hail might he taken for his client's appearance.
Mr. Barker reinaud-ii the prisoner, sod couseated to take
bail, two sureties in the sum of Alf. each.

SOUTHWARK.
10 RRRRR ur .'. CASH BOX.

Jahn wilsort, • middle-aged, respectable-looking man.
and Reuben Harare', o red•ltaired young man, were brought
before Mr. Burnham, fur further exammation, charged with
stealing a comb boa, oonteiuiug 151. in Bank of England
notes, about four pounds in gold, and a promissory note,
sloe a gold watch and chain, the property of Mr. Ales-
seer Hargreaves, the proprietor of the FE01111111•011.1. Arnim
Tavern, lorkhall Lice, Cluham.
Mr. J. T. Wilson appeared fur the prosecution. Mr.
'AWN, .en., defended 'Wilson, and Mr. Macey defended
Hartley.
The evidence appeared in the E.rpress of the 15th inst.
Mr. Wilson asked for a further remand, as Syret, $t
a detective ofbcer, specially engaged io the ewe, would be
in • medico es • future day to prove other similar charges
against the prisoners, and produce Use remainder of the
otoks soles.
Mr. Burnham. after bearing fu, whim% remanded
th.rinvouer until Muasley out, *gm* to accept bail fur
II atby.