The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-04 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

WESTMINSTER.
TaZZATIIIIIIO TO OTLI.

William Merchant, a yourg men, lately returned from
the Crime, was placed before Mr. Penner, charged with
threatening to stab a poliesocoestabk of the B division.
Policeman Coale, 72 B, said that last evening, about tan
o'clock he was in Cromwell lane, Brampton, when he hoard
an idiomatic'. He went to the spot, and raw the prisoner,
who was such excited, and bad threatened to stab some of
his family. H. endeavoured to quiet his, whets he aid
that be had neatly returned from the Crimea, sad that if
be (the officer) interfered with him he would stab him with
• bayonet. lie sad witness had a struggle together, and
they both fell on the pound. He got up and urged him
(prisoner) to return home, when, es he would sot, Wade
took kW to the statioa-hour.
Boma Hamm, No. 2, Cromwell4w, stated that the
Women haw and mother reside a the home. He was
way iamb maid, and upon some words taking place, he
Ina a kai/a oat el the knife-bon, sad rbeerved that he
would sato asp one who moved the knife-boa away. He
was Milmeed top out of the how. Several pobeemen same
ha" tba loam

iii:-/Payease—Had ha boss drinking ?
firs had bees driakisg with his father. He is
earii soiled st all tines.
Frissave—All I had was this. gimes of ale sad a glue
of yis sod wow.
Joss M.. ...1, prisoner's mother, said that abs was
liallosassi by as surgeon of tha regiinsat from which has
sea was dissitargad, that his head was affected.
Mr. Painter—That ha should refrain front taking any
Is &slags/xis= mach hart ?
Coins—No, .
The prisoner was then dried Ts. for the aroma oa the
soastablis, and held to bail is the situ of 201. to hasp the
pews for Wee =oaths.

THAMES.
LISS BY ♦ II

Vales/al en Italia., aged 29, Utis he the employ
W Mr. BOOMS I caking glass and pisture-framis-
maker, le ImmemeiMmet, Whitechspel, woe brought before
Mr. Belle, on essimml, shamed with steeling • variety of
property tree Ye imam% workshop.
The priestess had been is the employ of Mr. Mem for
several yeas, wed dasbeg that time vectored looking glass
hams mad other owls bad bum osatineally 'aimed. A
few days sizes Mr. Hall, foreman to the prommator, la
patsies/ the shop of Mr. Autosie Slams, la thoredit
saw one of his master's large eisselar dress looking
glass frames mpesed for sale thus. He mat tato the shop
sad spoke to Mr. Biases, sad to esnemsesse of what he
laud the praiser was gives into meted,. Mr. Hamra
sold la his evidence, that the phew called
apes bias mad maid he wee so Yager working
for Wt. Mess, sad made up frame IS his ewe
aeocront, ma/ enduing a mall eirealse model frame said
ha bad some large awn of the eame palm to sell. Mr.
Bianca agreed to pushes. two kw. wememed !MIMS,
with stands complete, sad the animas. bought me to his
home oil the 30th Jam, and the suer is OM 13th Aged,
and Mr. Biases gave 21e. for the lint and 20s. for the
mond, Which it was agreed wee a teismlsly fair prim Mr.
Mom sod his rumen ideatilled the frame and stand to
whisk Mr. Bianca had added • diem Imicing-glass, and pro-
duced another boa their wirkshop of precisely the
same petter• sad made a the same wood. Mr.
Biases had disposed of the list frame he bought'
of :the primmer. It was of the some patters es the
other, and meet have bees stoles from Mt. Mow's fernery,
for am* of that potters had boss mansfastared by any
other tramemaker. The primmer bad also sold • eir-
oiler frame to Mr. Benham, of the City-mad, which
was prodeeed, and identified by Mr. Moss. Ms.
Farnham bad parehased it is • hurry, am
missing while his horse sad Melee imee wait*/ at his
door to mussy him to his comb, INNIIIMIL The prisoner
is. day informed Mr. Broom this be .aid the torolloo-
deed frame as fast as he could MAO Own to Mr. Farnham
sad Mr. Towers, but se Mime seal be timed.
It was proved that the primmer had am hem away from
the prowestor's workshop for two years, sad that be meld
set have made up the Basin at hese. A large quantity
of tools beloogiag to the workmen in the employ of Mr.
Mae had been stolen, and a pleas whisk the proms' had
paweed is Cbarehwtreet, ilpitailleids, woo owes/ by
Zdwia Bounders. There were other charges against the
' primmer who west& the rootlet of good wages, as no meal-
iest workman, bet he bad pursued • long saner dries sad
pleader, and hod adessesa his fellow punka's.
Mr. B•lfeeeromitesd the prisoner fur trial os throe charges
of Moab NA he loft the dock protestiog, to the hoe of po-
sitive evidemw• that he had made up kis ewe wood, sad
Met the phew mess Ms own.

FMB UNALS OF

DAY.)

This day a westing was held at the London
Tamp, ldr. Limn in tie chair, tee the peewee of hearten
a statement of the pineiral tesseas la support of in-
Numb of immune. tit Um Dia Hutton. Mr. Hatto•
attended the mama Clengems ad Bettemie, as thereptewta-
tltn ef the Units meeeleden, what resolution mere
sawed is taws/ el las astablialloisa gosotally of trawls
of comma

--lir7-ItiiiON MP'S,' a POW •• b. teed at the
Cameos. The he toad et the =oft te-day. Hs showed
that the tribunals of eameres wadi be non eardition,
loss saposaiwo, sad piss weleseillbelea to miters than Um
primal courts oflaw. HapelMdset the obstacles which
stood in tits way of Utak wilabligtmot and the awl@ of
°moues. thou.
A tow of Omaha area pawed to Halloo tor his pow.