The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-13 00:00:00

BOTIMIWARK.

He-wy Nizo w 16, Wisobeigedrsiels. being concerned
with another note in custody Su commit,, a savage stamen .
upon John Lemont, 14 yews. old, and ilsg him of ss. 6d.
On the 4th ink., about •:swilve o'cicohne night, tae prow
cute:ewes pass:eg along mast-street, . when the prisoner
seiserlebim by the throat mei almost atenagled hia, while .
another man ri Id his lambent and toals.ferea him is. 6.1. in.
discs. They thee threw bonen the ranissent aod .an away..
Tin prisoner was taken. into ennui*. when he admitted I
having held tha,prosecutaaiwhile tha,oliber man .took the .
money,
linens remanded tall Wednesday.
Ziolwrt Erin wt, a yewsg man alrspod educ-nion, who.
stalled that be swab the seine( a gentlemen residing at Fair-
Geldeterraos, Lirerpool,..• anodes.* for tha.
!musky, nue citrged winsattemptinato commit suicide bb

hanging hinissif..,
William La, reddingia the Soutimmark Bridgproad, mid
that about a week ago No met the primmer iu the street
when he toliliiiim be wasstarving, lad in • misciable condi.
Yen. He task him hems mid gave Aim food and lodging,
Instil was endeavouring Mebtain weak for him,. but on :yr
turning ham* on Friday, evening beamed him 'Aspiring to. s
mil in the wall, having: fastened Nis handkenhiet tightly
mend his reek. W MINIM cut him dawn and scot for a ma-
„l iambi°, whcetook Modish) custody,
, The prix seer said *at about a year spoke enlisted in ale
army, but his frienaskeiad out immediately what he had
aims, and they purchesed his diseharge. Bina thot tirmehe
had been disoarded bp his family„ emd in a moment of !nosy
he attempted to strangle himself.. He must 'dare starved if
it bad net been foe the witness Lee. He. legged ta be
allowed to return toile lodging".
Mr. Maude said he could not. part with. him not'll his
father had been communicated with. He, was thus re-
manded to prison be • few days.

THAMES..

Jam Annie, aged 24,7ri;TaTi described as • ligtderman
and dealer, of No. 27, Maveing-street, Commeroial-road
East, was rought before Mr. Self*, changed with aikidos
ten quarters of wheat-
far. Stoddart, solicitor, conducted the prosecution for
Mr. Alfred Keane and redoing, keepers and
wherfingars, of Cola's Upper Wharf, airselydown,.and who
awry on • large bushiees. Thursday, the 2nd instant,,
the firm had two berg.., willed the &asleep aca the Shiq
in the Victoria Dock. Bed coutaisad America wheak.
i On the morsing of Friday, the 3rd instaut, between the
hours of eight and nine o'clock, • Thames police eciertathk
named William Adam, No. :35, dwedieg io the water-a:de
premises, No. 325, Highotreet, Wapping, sew • barge,
called the Elm, belonging to 111 c. Downing, of lembeab,
alompid•Gun Wharf, ib yards froadhisbouse.. The Ehaoes-
mined wheat in bulk, aed three re fear packs Med with wheat.
The primmer Finn* sad a lad named Michael Rom were
engaged in unloading the bar p„ and deposited 21 seeks of
wheat an the wharf The lad Horn is a amperited meson
his leader ban bees eonvicted of felony, rod the emmtable
Adele, believing that • robbery had bete emidalited, gar"
isfsemation to Inspector Oath, of the Thames division', who
peseseded to the wharf aid found the primer there The
iespector asked hies it he had landed any wheat that morn-
The prisoner summed " Yes. I've Laded a quantity
of wheat this morning, and there it is," Foisting to it cm
the wharf. inspector Clark asked from whoa the order
was received le laud the wheat. The priseeer Implied that
he bad roared an order from • Mr. Martin, sad produced
a pages of paper on which. the following was primes
"Oct.
Oct. 22. 1862. Mr. Fiume—Please to remove the lot of
damaged wheat, about 10 quarters, and Mad tan feather
oaten Neckingeremd." la answer to farther questions
put to him bj inspector Clark, the primer said
be knew Mr. Martin, and had dose business with
Lim before, and that lie had landed throe gnamtem of
wheat for him • fortnight ago. The =r afterwards coa-
-1 indicted hisomdf, and aid—"l ittit gluten' et