The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

the Headsll, the gaoler, et length got her into
the court.pud, but not without assistant*, where
gave utterance to yells sad mess.
utooliately she was plead in • call tie gaoler informed
yr. throne that she had twice rapidly tried to strangle her-
mit with her garters, that she used such form to asoomplish
the est that she readend her features black in an
teet, sod that had he not been pressen she meet
Fin aloe He wee eeespsiksi to bring her from the
0111, sad she was lyiag oe the Monis of the mem yerd. At
this mimes% threats sad sense of the ears
satire as had before tee beard bent upon Metall
thees In mart, and it became seteseary to handcuff her,
sal Ned her ta bah to the per.
She infant Ina mumosed to the workhouse.
SOUTHWARK.

IitTUIROCII ATTACK snit an IKON tug.
Mary Alta Murray. a yews mamas 19 years of see, was
t Wore Mr. ParUid" charged with oonizeitang a
ss assault upon Downs with berm iron
bar thembY eutlizet head is a savers mariner.
1111. oroom. w bead was beads sip, said she
km, die prisms, as working at the essialra&—tbat of a
furentter. On tbe previous mains, about 10 o'olook, witness
wed late the George priblio.howas, llcegaserlsark, Tooker-
sweet, with hired. while there she saw the pci•
seam, who smelted and abused her. so that she waa sow
paled to liars tile place. She had hardly got into the
Amt. whoa the •er coma behind het, aad, making am
ay an ash, etre* het with soma* heavy ea the head,
andbar to fall samtlierad in blood. She was picked ap
coangsd to Gay's Hospital, where the wound wan
&sod, sad afterwards 4120focad the primmer ia custody as
yr
p?llos.mrtalda 309 M said be was proorediag down Mor-
on plane abed 10 o'clock on the previous when
fis saw the prossenbaz cerise out Wowed by the •
tit: 11...1mm
who was abegag beg. them saw the primmer
former ea the bead with Um lraz produce& onktiag bar
ossersly. Witness sewed the prisoner, and at terwards
conveyed the prosseatrix. to Gay's Hospital. Se pilled err
tbe iron bar at Um prisoaerlerst.
la answer to this chugs. the prisoner said that she was
salad by the prossea. rer _Saturday Right As 'be
was pairing her housCs Wegd_alm-rtrest the grasses
Mama her and threw iisimeade bead* at her, eatable bee
bead so badly that ohs was oecop*Ord min to **dor. Os
tbsba= at
she ahead her is the Gawp
and thee tbegitaLamslialit.
P.The yresewatrix duds* bee or thawing the bottle'
at yr. She nava gave bar ths Penman' to Mina
bur as she had doss.
yr. Partridge told the primmer that La did set know
whether she had remind any Retrocede, or not on Bator-
do eight, built wisdom that she laid in wait for promeatrir
en Nark) *h. ad bee with tits beery iron pro-
doss& us ShOQl4 Ira severely by assimmaing her to
Slum menthe bud

THANES.
• DZIADIRIL 11.110TACILL
Nary Warath, • diaisalsbleciriag mama, about 30
• sigrrk ad =lykst". Pe/el.
3setisg Jetnarnalewthl,
• 398 H.
yahoo's, whose eye was swollen and contused,
stated skit yeetaday afteracon he saw tho rimier in the
Fart India Dock-read, with a child in her arms.
Ohs was rely duet ma riotous, sad &equally staggered
and ha spinet the wall and houses. The child wadi is-
luziabr4d eassteed faufnlly. The prisoner's Lovers was
sad she stlesspled to strike the Deo* who ware
near her, and who signaled their disgust at each as exhi-
bition. As lad she fell heavily. and the child would hare
fallen with her, if • man had noncanht It. With
the unirtaacie of • polka sergea cerried her
to the statiarlicups, which she had no 11100011 e noshed than
ohs struck him a violent blow ea the eye with bar 'leashed
10t Hi eye was way bad and week, sad lie sight was

t'd.. Born— And what became of the child I
Witness —lt wee takes to the workhouse.
MI. Paget—Row old is the gad I
Witaess—Four months old.
The unmoor—lt is sight maths old.
Mr. Nigel mid that nothing could be more shoals&
mere disgraceful, than to see • drunken woman rolling
shoat the public streets with a child in bar arms. /hashed
the prisoner it she erase married women.
The prisoner—
No, ;my iseeband died seven years ego.
I knew moth's, of what oessured. I came oat of the
workhouse yesterday. I woo there long enough. I was
lmifotuwed is the wortbasse. I discharged myself. I
took a drop sad let myself, and lest a p
Mansfield said the prisoner was emetedy nix weeks ego
for being drunk and disorderly at the statioo.honse.
Mr. Bigot said the primer was a mat disreputable
worms and sonteoced her to one mouth's impneonment
and bird labour. The child wss suckling, and mast go to
prison with her.

GREENWICH.
DORM AS TO • CAB Pen.
Mr. William Batty, of 14, Smith'e-terreee, Jammudreet,
Blue AriebOr-roul, ftinendeeY, appeared to • summons,
before Mr. Train, for refusing to pay to Georp Sterne the
sum of 18e. being the amount of a cob fere.
The complainant said that on the morning of the 17th
inn. he wee engaged at The Horns, at Kennington, by a
gentleman to convey him to the Spa-read. Bermondsey. On
s'ighting at a pebble house the gentleman paid him his
faro, bet told Min be might wait, as it wee likely there
were two other persona who would require his tab.
Be waited, and the same gentleman and the defendant
and another person came eat of the public-house.
The defendant -hailed him sea "Now cabby," and told
kis to drive to his hones, at the same time pointing to
the road he was to take. Arriving at defewleuet's hoer
the whole party alighted, and he remained en hour and
a quarter, when the three again entered his cab,
and defendant told him to drive to Dockliesd.
At Dockhead the defendant and the other two got
cut of his cab, and be remained there nearly en hour for
them, when they returned and ordered him to drive to the
Europa publie-house, at Rodurbithe, when they again
alighted, bet never again came hack to the cab, and aster
• remaining there seven hours—(laughter)—he drove home
without being paid, having been engaged from 12 o'clock at
noon until ten minutes past 9 at night.
The defendant denied that be was responsible for the
gamest of the fare, not having hired the cab, the fact being
that the parson the complainant had broughtfrom Kenning-
ton 11111• • sergeast of the Royal Artillery, invalided from
India, on a furlough for two years, and who, having known
him previously to enlisting, had called upon him and asked
him to mammon, to Rod 'his brother. He and a friend
accordingly accompanied him in the cab for that purpose,
and left him to return to the cab at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. He did not now know where the sergeant was
to be found, otherwise the complainant would have been at i
once
Krpaid.
. Teal said the defendant was wrong in his law u
any one of a party riding in a cab was liable to be called
upon to pay the tare, He thought, however, the cora-
pleleent was not justified in remaining seven hours at one
peace for a party to return, Doe knowing exactly Where
they had gate to and he should, therefore, only allow a
reasonable hiring, which would be for Ave hours instead of
sine. The demised was then ordered to pay 10s. lan and
costa,

THE PERI4IV TRIALS.