The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-12 00:00:00

MINEN''.

Richard Manamigar maid—l as autoo. I locked the
Awe& up at • quarter to 9 last night, and had omission to
r beck, when, in consequenes of • mut lam and to see
oat all wan safe, I carefully examined the Unruh and
bud the Firma. is • kneeling position at the beak al the
chanceL
Mr. Belie—Thee she had been looked in, and wild have
rousiosidoo all night if you had not chanced to go bask?
Wilson—Yea your worship, she would?
ffelfe—Do you know snythiog of her!
Wilasso—Norl do not.
Mr. Belfe—What did she way?
Witmer—She told me that she had intended to °need
herrn there for the night, and that sloe had beea lookod
is there all Tuesday sight.
Hr. Selfo—Do you know anything of that?
Wirier—l remarked that she appoarel the fiat in the
okra en Wsdoesday morning.
soviet Purchase, B division—Perhaps. sir, it is only
fight I should eiform you that on the Tuesda y night spoken
Sister laud •
lie funk child on the stops at some buildings belonging
to the church with the piece, of paper I now produce oa it :
"la the name of our Lord JOIN Christ, take in thin pur
telpleee babe, which has nobody on earth to do &mitre(
for it
you.d may the prayers of • dyin mother be
amend
with u Bring her up to know her Heavenly leather, and
to arm Him truly. Her name is Henrietta: she has been
;soul. Do not let her go to the workonse, to be brought
ap in sin, and that God may ever bless you is the prayer of
a dying and heart-broken mother."
Hr. Selfe—And this child was is
Tuesday night?
Soli
Purchase—Yes, air; the same that she ssid she
pl2is the church.
Hr. Self.—What have you to ley, prisoner 1'
Prisasse—l did nos intend to steal anything.
_lir. fielfe—A robbery was committed there only a few

alighronee-1 know nothing about it.
Mr. Beffai—Wherado you reside?
Prisoner—l have no friends in Laadou. I came from
Manchester to pt into an insti I had no pia*, to
go to so I dap in the church.tuti d on.
on't know anything
goat the child.
Mr. Selfe—l mast know acenstbing farther about you.
Yea mast give your address at Manchaater, and some refer.
eacew to say who knew you and can giro any ioicamairou
Twosetiog you. You an reuraaded until Thursday.

THAMES.

BIER-81101. 111P123 AND unrAnreaus
Johann Thistle, who was described as es orange girl,
ess brought before Mr. Paget charged with violeatly
imanitiog Mrs. Ellen Thins, • very revestable woman,
who keeps • beer hoar called the Printer of Wales, in
Well-street, near the Sailor's Homo, WhitenneL
Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, stated the case for the pro-
mate" and said his client was now in • delicate position,
*a very ill from the effects of the injury she received. The
prisoner's sister was sentenced to eta weeks' imprisonment
for her share in the outrage, which occurred on the 12th of
September last.
Mrs. Thius said the prisoner and her sister came into her
✓use with some mailers. She had come to • resolution
not to serve basket girls with any refresluent whatever,
m conse pence of their general disonierly conduct and the
espridationa committed by them. The prisoner sad bet
Orr ailed for some malt liquor, and she would not sup-
ply them with any. She also retired the sailors at the
wane time against the company they were keeping. The
=s sister thee committed • violent smolt on her.
inner also polled her over the ranter by the hair
of the bead, took up a glass cover, and attempted to strike
toss with it, and said she would have her life.
Steddsrt, solicitor, who entered the court hurriedly,
mid he had just been instructed to defend the prisoner.
Hs could not understand why basket girls were denied
refreshment.
Mr. Perot mid that it occurred to him to put that to
it. einem on a former occasion. Liesused victuallers were
tweed to afford moderate refreshment to ail persons pro-
pity cooduotieg themselves who arid pay for the same.
1118-goestiaa wee, whether beer-shop keeper were subjected
to the wise liabilities and privileges ss innkeepers.
Mr. etoddart thought not. lie was of opinion the law
Titans( to %abstain did not apply to persons licensed to
soil ale sad roe by retail.
14.0harriYoung—Ohandlen'-abopkeepers and others in
a mall way, now sell beer and ale, and they have no
accommodation for prate. They on hardly be considered
r renews.
Mr. Paget said if he riled for • glass of ale at an ion,
art it was rebind, he should sot think of committing •
siolset as cult. He ordered the prisoner to fin good ball,
Um& in 401., and two sureties of 20d. cosh, to keep the
pro for six maths.
WANDSWORTH.
INN CAIOI OT INTIMATION BY WORKMEN.
Wilhnia Alain*, Tess Jenkins, and Alfred Deacon, plas-
terers, at Wimbledon, appeared before Mr. Darman to sower
ammooses at the instance of Mr. Thomas Hall. the builder,
st Mateo, the two format for having unlawfully by threats
sad intimidation forced two jonnieyman plasterers to depart
from their employment in the service of the complainant,
sad the latter with being orprerned with the rhea defend.
ants for wilfully causing damage to &certain " hanker,' the
property of Mr. Hall.
Os the complainant being sworn, he stated that the men
had bees to him and apologised. They had confessed to
being wrong, and mid they were under the WILLOW, of
liquor at the time. He was willing to accept the apology
V they would promise not to molest him or his workmen in
future. He suggested to the magis.rata the propriety of
Media, the defendants over is some way.
Mr. Daman said he could not bind them over unless be
rat into the ease.
The complainant then asked the defendants if they would
promise not to molest him rain.
The defendants immediately gave the required promise.
Mr. Nyman pointed out to the definers that if the
mass were proved against them, they were liable to severe
nainment. The men could do what they liked with their
own labour, but the law did not allow them to annoy or
interfere with anyone else.
The defendants having paid 12a. for the demise and costs,
the summonr were withdrawn.
TER BONA MR TBATZLLZR QUESTION.
Mr. Jana Nicholls, the landlord of the Old Swan public-
rum, Church-road, Battersea. was summoned for Sunday
morning trading on the let inst.
Mr. Haynes, jun., defended, and pleaded DOB guilty.
It was proved that the defendant 'applied some beer to a
party who bad come up the river from Westminster is a
boat an that they afterwards rowed on to Kew. It was
also proved by one of the party that the defendant did not
charge for the beer, as he knew him.
The summons was dismissed.
Kr. Baynes then inquired of the magistrate whom the
defendant was to consider travellers.
The Magistrate observed that his owe opinion was that
ifs party were going a distance, sad called on the way
for retresreent, a landlord would not do wrong by serving
them, rhe (the magistrate) should consider them tra-
vellers. Ha, liowever, cautioned the defendant to exordia
discretion, for there were • number of sham travellers.

A private letter from Edinburgh says that there
vai bean opposition to the re-election of the Chancellor of
the Exchequer to the Lord Rectorship of the Uoiversity of
Lliaburgh. The names at premed mentioned by the two-
title° party are the Right Hoc. Joha I Dee, Mr. William
Stirling, M.P., of Bair, and Thomas Carlyle.

Theeinguiar case of a bankrupt being brought
op for a fraudulent return to the commissioeser, after he bed
tot his oertifusate and order of discharge, marred at Liver-
pool yesterday. The police magistrate before whom the
cinsunstsumes were related recommended an application
fora new heariag in bankruptcy.

Yesterday two Liverpool magistrates committed
s firmer to prima for a month for sending meat, declared
tote unfit for human fond, to Liverpo,l market The case
nu a very remarkable one. The defendant, it appears, bad
ad& calf, and on eoasnltins a veterinary inspector he was
laid that the saimal worn only suffering from over good
feeding, and that to prevent inflammation, he had better
WI it. He did so, and sent the carcase to market. It is
Add that an appeal will be made to the Home Secretary,
who is the only authority in each a case.
An attempt is at the present moment being made
by a Frenchman at Milan to introduce eale•cconcerts into
that city. The building to be aced is the pavilion of
Wain*.
In consequence of the sudden change in the
weather the orange trees of the Tuileries gardens are now
Wag removed to the conservatories for the winter.
In Holland, the Chamber of Deputies has voted
neardmously I bill prescribing manures to be takes satinet
the cattle disease. The first Chamber is convoked for
lineday, to pronounce in its taro on the same tmestioo.
PIING% AiIADZIIB or SAVOY.—The intended
ei.it of Prince Amadeus to Aldershot was yesterday put oil.
Sir royal highness and suite. accompanied by his Exoelleney
the Italian Minister and Count Maffei, visited Windsor
Castle sod the home farm, Ora. His Royal Highness the
Duke de Chartres rolled at the Italian Legattori yesterday,
with the view of paying a personal visit to nines Amadeus.
brat after staving nearly an hour, owing to the prince's
'blew* Windsor, returned to his residence at Ham-
co T°s•

NEW PENRBYTERTAN COLLION IN IHNLAND.
Mahe College, at Londoederry, an iestitution which has
see established for ednostog young au for the vainisti7
cemezion with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, wen
flessally opened on Tuesday. There was a great gathering
of laisistees sad laymen on the oceision, and Dr. Russell,
the Moderator of the General Assembly, delivered no
MMus.

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Dina or DR. CHABLIS RICHARDSON.— T ...41
death haw been annooseed at the advanced ego of 91, of
Charles Richardson, LLD. The dames& who expired es
ihe oth iwt., wu the gusher of "A New DS:Mowery of the
Bglwh Logone" and other philological worts. The
Poster pert ot his dictioaary, which in wither ties fee the
toplisstice cd words ie the west eclioes work of Re door hi
ths E.tlyb leogsege, sod held in high eetrewt, 4Fis
oar Published is the " Roorclopasdis Met Mese," sob.
witeatly, in liir.9s, to monthly pars, Yd in two
Quarto vulamile.