The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-04 00:00:00

POLICE.—YEsTazDAY.

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MANSION-HOUSE.-.A Cotrna.—Joho
Andrews, and his- wife- ,Eirabeth, the latter with a black
eye, and the former with his face and head covered with
billion, were ==eimaulting several persons (their
iihbours in te-street) ; and the
male primer was farther eirriediNg=gasoosulti ag the Whorl
with a hatehet.--Pelhaanmegie Burgeon, 742, stated that
he found the flaw* ggesyer about 10 o'clock bet might
assaulting two or Om women, weaft a rat fir
turbence, for which he war la tabs her =
tody, when her husbead 100 With •
in his hand and made mete ibegetelo et Idea, mg he
had little doubt be should tine ham stiOed for badly
wooded but fee the timely reigemo surer riene-oldoeni.
Several witieserk many of than bug* =WM of the pri-
leases Adele% lattesanissa the; Was sad the Lord
WoresestZi,efeer esminsegaighs edrios
f the matereed the prisoner to be Lo-
in one mon*, adored the female
to fad bail, ha dl be 441., and aft of 201. cook
sad in default she was locked up.
BOW-STRIET.—EiAzzen ItOBBIIIIT no THE Guam-
Paaa.--Mor y dace Jaws was charged with stealing four
=rgas.em • radon* Mr. JOINS Ibsen, of 38,
weemossisig Cartitutka-hill, on
bisomprogem, a="tatter before two this raorningastai
he ant ilia tooor,
_who seised him by the arm and
Dim is the teilimp al the park. He gave her a shilling to
get lid dire. ler fambled about his cost several timer, mil
at beget he kit hirbeadin his waistcoat pocket, he iishott
her by the bands end threw her down where she stAQW
very violently until the constable came up and
heads; be *ea !ebbs hiepoishet and missed four
rod a thapeanpyises. Hu thee gave her into.=
Constable 11. id, ma** hie to the station-house, where
she was very geese prepoileg to be drunk, and threw her-
self down, and as her swath *twinged open he took the
four severe** eat whisk he paeiaeed. Inspector Martin
said it !eying de psalms to hold her, and they were
obliged to err her swath ope• with a key to get the money
oat. Mr was fully committed for trial.
Poeramon Boanaay.— Thomas Jame, a letter-carder
in the Gesseed Pegglisionas charged with stealing a letter
eratelaki • bageoyoreia Mr. James Ball, of East India-
Oneloweleset, Mie=dediteli, mid he was a clerk is
IMO Lambs Dm*. sad yeoterday he enclosed in a letter a
helfairmeelyar aideemed to Mr. A. Bail, Leicester-row,
Leoghhapaybecied, Leicester. The half-sovereign was put
into • cog emil emerged is an envelope, and he gave it to
the swag le ant post. The pieces of card and
letter sew yen Wed, set rite the letter and card. The
half-sovereign new produced Ins very like the one he
being a new can. Lisa** Walker, servant to
0.71, remembered having a letter to take to the post,
whisk she took * the eseshingestra la Bleherperstrest.
Bake yenlahle et the eslistel Neagh* said
=iit he tees an duty la the belated, and was
the for the nee of the lothorseriem-
sow the
remse" them .eaw hideake Mead as if
Mega r. Me wintsfi eingthe by iseth
hair* lad mid'! /Mi thenka* .111180 r Ss
the sing& 'be head ead *mow
deem * the wider ; sold Ms right
helea tees sbaiel, mg he opened it sad took oat the

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.008 ig rard ffledesed,
_He was thigitjatt custody. The
=T=thnt he had tithes the.,lalitif at. ens end the
talrei was nut of he own resoareer.
=lMr. Henry
.fte rtNir rumination, and
gairam.d rev/ great estegilketeld tbet, ropie ill/odd send
=in letters when "M k* Ort-,M wade') edgy oh-
. OLIRXRMWEL.—Oman lffinlOonnuor or A SCHOOL.
liAiltS.—Mr. SAWA Si Kkeelllindert. a Windeorn'ermes,
City-road,"9 eheillra .with a viand. eseassit spas Domes
Maddium, one of Oft pupils, a Wye, . .4 i The boy.
who had. y et O the da ammo 40111.111 upper lint
of his face, dernedifesden.the nth nit,. dant bee. r-
ing that witness. imil slew of his little ows hed a
row, in which be elm& on n them,. Mao up and struck
him between the spa with his .dellaftla
em
not int ed hardpumest as be
could ; bo his eyes Teas guile kiark la oset Ilie
defendantnot Minn silk Shill Mainline, bat Le.=
the head and legs with • tare..—The sialmient mini the OM-
plainant was very impertinent. He denied herb, spook
him with. his fist, but admitted that he aused MIL
Deka, the. usher of the.court said, that when the boy ems
for the warrant there were sward bruises on his face and
heed.--The magistrate .fined the defendant 11.65. and the
001161. Li_ . . . .
MARYLBBONB.--1-raner Moste.—Mr. Thos. Shrimp-
toa,:a gentleman residing .W Portauseroad, Paddington, was
charged/an a warrant.with assaulting an Italian organ player
named Lunetti.—Complainant (through the medium of an
interpreter) stated that as he was playing his instrument in
the publii rad, left adanteamenut of his house, saying, with
an oath, " You Italian, go away • " he moved on • short dis-
tance, when deletedemtafewedbin kicked him, aad rink
his organ ; he she laid held of and threw away the stick
width supported hissinsiermat while he was playing.—
Defendant denied bar ageoulted complainant, bet admit-
ted having kieked at thefinftnmutt, heling, es lie did, much
annoyed at the pie *Me so does to his door, while he
was engaged upon bamirm with a friend in his parlour, and
when he oninesol him (semplaidant) of he merely moved a
few passe, and Shim hips grandiag 111 again. He cer-
bi*Seit an at thin said he basin that there war a
dome
win am emit of pertinmusingent which justified. a housekeeper
in seing &street to " lam end
him Halle -iss a psnall for milasher. The airs was alternately
derided by delendaat being ordered to pay hi. the Bost of the
omen
WORSHIY-STREET. Hnannee liencrton.
jitigli rids*, a young Man ef godlier smart sppeerance,
employed as suistast veeretary to • loge society at
d, was pieced at the bar, before Mr, Broughton,
with mein • distesime, endowing MAW. and
. ' language, at the home of Mr. Chides Durham,
employed
tinkling in Pleases -place, Bachney.—lt
- front the statement of the , who" gave his
with visible eunstbu, thsa,7m the early part of the
punt year, an unneemete Winery had bees slander
limiy anointed lempeen the primmer, who wee a monied
men, and the witnessfidanghter, a pnenglady only Mt yaws
of age, which resulted is her elopes from hoes in the
month of June last, nod the family obtained no tidings to
allay their anxiety until several days afterwards when they
received a t oommunieeties briefly announming that she had
been honourably married, and was eon smite Dahlia.
The letter in question hole the 'iguanas id his daughter
Bliss, but had been Sitter recognised by Ow prisoner's. wife
so be in her husband** handwriting, en more than •
month elapsed before they heard swift farther-
▪ ng hes, when nemesis patsy _
smother letter,
sided -from Lewisham, in the semi Innwriting, bet
purportingeme from the prisoner's haw, sod apprisidg
t to
11/6 daughter bad bean lett in isolkosiding-house in
the Rue de Conroy at Boulogne, and thattnithe apartments
bad only bees taken for • month, she weiddlbe turned into
the street at the end of that week unless the arpenses in-
craned were immediately &bayed. Widmer instantly de-
spatched his dant son to the piece mentioned is the letter,
where he found the unflortunste girl, who in/mused him that
the prisoner, after effecting hey vain, had remained with her
at that house, where they samosa the name of De la Porte,
until all their moms were eninted and aduersy hill con-
trasted, when ha suddenly abandened her. Since lee 'adora-
tion te her bugy, every meat in bees adepled loprevent
a renewal of the ississreousse, whisk name belipen he have
been Idly effused, until the peetelling when, on
roaterning 11011/10, be was informed by his that the
so. had just left the house, after using meet alarm-
Welds to deism* her to renew the intenemn Ma poor
was dreadfally digitised an agitated, amb_ gbile endea-
vouring to trampadlise her nail, he was illilleabed by •
noine knocking at the door, at which he found. the Prisoner,
son ii dmemded ad— nee, whin witness refuse* aid eloped
the deem upon whinier, made his way round to the rear of the
ponlen, mid Irvin, mini the paten wall, kept up • ern.
raidiattlielath door nate the arrivalof spobeemaa,
le
was given into cuatody.—Mrs. Ann Stochweller, a
amnia lady, residing next door to the prosetutor, stated,
that in the early part of the evening she saw the prisoner at
the street door in conversation with that gentlemen's daughter,
and baud her exclaim, " For God's sake go away, or I shall
go mad." To which the prisoner vehemently peplied, that
unless she consented to accompany him, he was determined
to fire the house —On being asked by the magistrate if he
wished to give aay answer to the charge of molesting the
prosecutor's family, the prisoner, with great dbsntery, re-
plied, that his visit was quite justifiable, as he bad gone by
appointment ; and that the previous statement of the father
was much exaggerated, as he owed no debts at Boulogne
ken he left the young lady and returned to this country.—
Broughton : Is it true that you are a married man ?
--Prieoher, carelessly : Yes, it is ; and I believe my wife is
now in tour.—The prosecutor here directed the magistrate's
attention to a pale and delicate looking young woman, who
' was sitting near the dock, sobbing, and apparently shrinking
hen observation, whom he intimated to be the prisoner's
willa—Mr. Broughton severely reprehended the prisoner's
nendnek which displayed as great a degree of heartless de-
pravity lOW ever come under his notice, and said that as he
elddMd'ft necessary to take the most effectual means to
genre the Mature protection of his unhappy victim and her
dadisit, bibliould require the priaoaer to ester into kis own
in 801. and find two sureties in SW. to be of good
tam in
the next six months, and twenty-four hours'
nine must be given to ascertain the sufficiency of the bail.
8013THWARK.—" lltrn-ricitco."—George Turner, a
man of respectable appearance, war charged with obtaining
TOL worth of leather, the property of Mr Wolland, • tanner,
et Bermondsey, under false pretences. From the statement
of George Lewis, foreman In the employ of Mr. Wolland,
it appeared that in March, 1843, the prisoner called at his
employer's premises and selected a quantity of leather
amounting to 701., in payment fir which he tendered the
acceptance of a person named Huggins for 601, and
the remainder in cult Subsequently to the bargain having
been closed, when the bill became clue it was ascertained
that the sculptor had no effects being insolvent at the time,
and although the prisoner was Inquired after he could not be
found, as be had removed from is former place of abode.
When he was at length discovered, his account of the trans-
action was, that he had purchased the acceptance in question
for 51. of a person named Saunderson, being ignorant at the
time that the acceptor was insolvent. Huggins, when ap-
plied to, said he had no recollection of having given his
noseptemee to Sanderson, but admitted that he had "Sot
deem We blank acceptances, about the period of the above
ftenseetion, to Blanchester, and that one of these might be
the bill in question, which was afterwards filled up without
his authority. Sanderson explained that be had sold the
unaccepted bill to the prisoner, and that he knew nothing
O its having been subsequently filled up and put
into circulation Until informed of the fact—The prisoner
&NW that he had absconded, but admitted that he had
mom& to Whitecrom-street, to more extensive premises.—
Mg.Nrottingimsn suspected there had been collusion amongst
'the peens to ebtein money on each other's acceptances, by
mane of what was termed " kite flying." In order that
the ens might be thoroughly sifted, he should remand the
prisoner until next Thursday, but would have no collection
to accept of bail for his appearance, himself in 1001. and two
sureties of 231. each. The magistrate also adjudged Sander-
son, who attended voluntarily. to enter into his own recog-
nising' in 601. to appear on the same day, and directed that
even ezertio' n should be used to procure the attendance of
=sane alleged acceptor of the bill, at the next
I 11a1BACTORY Parren.—Two stout girls, named Rain-
iest and Deposit, were charged with refining to work in
Workhouse, and use thrthtem4 language to
rnZanYtte. He stated that both the defendants declared
Seek tletimination to do no work, and one of them threat
,aped to " towel " him, and he was compelled to give them
dato custody. In the course of hie statement he said that
Abp. serrate system was almost being curled into effect,
Zr,
*at of keeping offenders lotted up separately,
• ' to the violence exhibited by them when numbers
;pun placed together in the ward appropriated to refractory
=L—Mr. Cottingliarn said that he thought the plan
lse an excellent one, and it was only astonishing it
it. Milk bag ago adopted in those cams where Ozone and
-Many ma and women infringed the rmaladons, and
map Ow place, by the violence of their .ftct, a perfect
ftfilit maiden, instead of being an asylum for the repose of
Ann uneranate persons who, through age and infirmity,
.4...1a1a11ai to have recourse to the parish.—The de-
tente than sentenced to 7 days' imprisonment.
....10BTH.—ItAILWAT DiIIICIT. W. Carter Wit.
'Pareghiy Hillier, a fish ealtmenan at Billingsgate, was
's arced with attempting to defraud the South Eastern Rail-
wayeeditof Us., for which offence he wee liable, udder
e • Aet, -Ik to • penalty of 40a—John Trewnn, a
WIN at the Bricklayers' Arms Station, deposed
gnat the might of Sunday week, in collecting the tickets
nate 10 o'clock train, he found the defendant seated in •
11111111iiiaas carriage, though he had but a third-clam tcket.
WI him he must pay the difference of fare, which
to 4a., but this he refused to do, and be, in copse-
took him before the superintendent of the Station.
=
were two other persons in the same carriage with the
delleadamt, who bad only third-class tickets, and thous he
he ne ten before the superintendent. Mr. George Weekly,
a ink mid the defendant was at first very abusive, but ulti-
-1 elbeed to pay 125., the difference of his own tare and
„.,„ .. 1*.......per50ns who were found in the same car-
eless Ida MN, provided be was allowed tell the following
'morning, as he had no about him. On leaving hisend, and peening to mil /allowing menial/ at the
ilemariatemdamde Men en pay the nosy.
_he (witness)
awn Man ge. Hadidaet gill Os no Ign•fitY es he
bat be did en an Tismilmhwhen he offered to pay
& 11111111hisseey but the eisegempli easels fieneg it to be a
eon In while dig should pia in the engin demm, re-
Mod to sun limn end Malin MiPPee4 the Pm
sag lb. Hain & seply it SW *Up, said
tile is ed &may meek lie Ignited a third
elm adaittetammegelelhe Wm, and bang, den so, tee
inn Meath, al notionemidgeed an excellent amigo. on
amileg at&Wweldneern.he In *hen wereuretnTL
Way unwed enema Wien to get in twilit
meal no hats seinemig and the neradon ni great that
there was the me net pliable afbleitY is obtelniZery
seat at all ; whAst the bell was Wing rig, and a a of
peamengere turanovided with pion a policeman belonging to

the company wend in door of tee of the eanimpas and
called en tilt there win mom them far then. end he
(debiting) in old am sad his climber, who had' emote-
=hides' Reeeemek_ set MN the mint pima. Is
le greetwas the ecmfasion Melba had no that.., what-
etYe into the entity onset for him or
bein mad Meador* whethe beA
_den was from
nielawit7 egg
• Th• changeling • thlod .le a man
dem earriege we by no mass ea ktneversoat. Oa the
eentemy, that whin be bad lift was mug meneemfortabie
than the em he brine Mos mad eltegeelm b moridered
the at Moe Ina big say sera ao=ase Ina an
iansehiela. brea, like order Ins to
pay the annum' lbee wise tieller, both for hissoolf and
the peer lon end his .—Mr. Weekly here read
!ma tie ampsn's dm table • moths to be
niberved ha ailnaglisi fads lit
timpanist lantemd kweeimila Oa
a% di alibis. the diSmome Mama sozolAhd
ekes eamieges, se the latter wars opet mz=
whfb the hemar were perfectly mimed. The
dentin that this was nine feet. The outlay be get hie
at iag, wae “ a padismatery " carriage, milk Mt
asil MBank ism agreeable sad ensfortab eaie he had
gam min, them . whet wee new sailed the esonielme
snide eg the rinks line. Ma 1111ksii her, iadfitad If
thole memremandmins railed etas 'WM et the elidine,
torn the Oast Wootton, for the Miami due ;
he, if to, he did sat see how • monspr make
mistake of •la smosel Wien ads madage.
Mr. Weddy *at there may se seal remains at
*inn, me the amber ad branek Min sad
sidegatheneffr
orecisded• the peedbility adoptingPirt.ler
that ender the dreaminess, and the ear-
Minn the mon sad thhd elms bang masswhat eladhr,
suds a Eaten as thst saeatimed by the lehadant might be
mode. It wes, however, quite dear, that by his own imam.
taking, he had rendered himself liable to pay the differesee
of the Awes, wanting to 12s. The company did not with
prey for a penalty, and if, therefore, the defendant paid
the 12a., as he promised to do, there was an en/ of the cam
The defendant declared that from first to last the difference
la the fare was not the object that actuated him he
refusing to pay. He would now bow to the magistrates, by
payingie 12a. and amts.
BB.—EXTIL•OIIDINARY CASL—AINM• Lscp ma-
Arsine Parities , the latter a Teri reopieftile-lookie gam
ware charged with stealing a rest ninalMrmf ;pewter int _
;ttilhanipmemares, the property of Mr. T. Nen if the id if
. Whiteohnel- -road.—Mr. Pelhom gtoi
the prisms: Partisan, who, it appears, he
Mop ant door to Mr. Sims, and formMg pit afrd;
moons Indeed, acceeding to Mr. Simelt otatemest. Pm.
Amend seems to the whole of his premises, which an veep
onmeolva, with the exceptwa of his bar and his bed-room.
Lacy wae is Petriases service, and assisted him in supplying
the aloes" (a sort of theatre attached to the Earl of
Effingham) with refreshmeeta during the performances, but
was reeeady dismissed. On Wedne-day evening, Lucy
meeting ponramstable 230 E. near the Stepney station-
house, taid him there was something preying on his mind
which he wished to disclose. He then said that whilst he
was in Perriam's service, at the suggestion of the latter they
both from time to time stole a vast number of Mr. Sims's
pots from the saloon, which they melted down in a frying-
pen and sold at the rate of 41, the lb. to • person named
Baldwin, in Piairlane, Shadwell. One lot which they
sold brought li., sad another 13.. What gave a very
dram colour to the story was, that Mr. Sim has lost
au memo= nemeses of pots within the last it months.
—Mr. liallantinelaviag Menemthe officers to institute a
rimiest inquiry, rsaraded the ease for a week, but at the
'too time admitted Purism to be* himself in SOL and two

menties of 401. ea*.
OREENWICH.—Ax Imrorros.—Mr. Train, the ma-
fietreer, drew the attention of taw reporters to • NM alt
unpeetwre which had been premised ea hint by a penes int-
pww hirneelf ea Captain Lighten, of 27. King-atrial,.
Late. Early is August titer the dace of the t• •
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