The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-05 00:00:00

POLICE.—YzarmAy.

MANSIONIIOI3BB. Amman SVICIDI. —Tim*
wawa were shamed with attempting to drown themselves
ba dm name. One, who was hand tying bee @Mid, s boy
=viededm water,
eg age,er, was to hetes= sosthe
pegenalery le throwing
l me One ls
the Am ewes bail for geed behaviour ww required.
GUILDHALL. 10111IELT Or • CASII-10X. —J.
yt Lem eri J. P. Heehaw MOO Merged with alealing a
astirbes. welehdeg habeas 111. and OK ben Ihe Putune
et Mar pails house, Oillegiewelreel. Me Imma's Welber
awl e party of eight or is had a rapper is the club
AM of the Fortune at War on Thursday night,
the list of ass., and at 3 o'clock la the morning they de.
seeded to the bar and had more to drink ; and a winner
aimed Artherge, who was lowing agaiast the bar, heard
&AA of money, sad on taming his Wed round be ob.
smog T. who woe the potboy to the home, cm Lis
kende and Mess inside the bar, and having a bottle end
what mowed le bee box is Ms hands. He made towards
the brellser, wed in. Me Laren panwhat he essaidered the
be. is Mslier primser, upon whkh they both left the
beme.—Alkemint Meow tail be eensidered that sulkiest
Aimee had bees ',Mined to wad them for trial. He re•
fend ke Mc Lens, but add he had no ebisetion
to allow Balar out. bat.
BOINITMHZT.—Rosanstes in Laren. mimes.—

/. Mil,, 6:111.:..,..1 Kairowev,
writes, were I•4lMillei &reed what amebae Mom, sod
Lehr
the euese Mktg eeetpieted plait ea& of then they
were fully ommlletei Md.

WORSHIP-STREET. Assassin INDIZZLZIMIT.
W. 8. Tow" ths superintendent of the Victoria
Perk Gowen n illsinend. was 111-611111111001
with having eiebsoled stains sues et monateitila
he had rsediud • nuiennt et ths &mon lad slue`
bide el that linantien.—Mr. J. lininphreys, Whaler sad
dim et thelastitattoa, instituthrs, stated gist the primmer
tbe divides et eaperiateadint at the
Iran the Mae hs Isrmstion, about dye yaws aura,
was Ms duty W rendre ail steasys on th• ads of private

grave. mad other charges appertaining to letenmenta, and
to tweeset to winsome kw the amount at stated pe-
riods. sea easeediag a wenth, after they noshed
Me bade. It having las reelatly dielewered that tie poi-
seam had idled to mosaat he wane one he had os re-
ebell. ha wee dandy gaelleaed ea the thlslaa, he
di la that there was s easiderabie la his
anowele sad having ~tumidMbe aimed time
eisearikatee with his brother, who would bosoms
inewerigo eggne==l: wee given into onstaly.—Mr.
Mile-end-rood premed that ea
I she lUtire Awe* 1847, !tepid the ear 8& lde. to earl
seem ent esseast ot a prineepwra—blir. Humphreys deposed
that the primer had esip situated tor 18e. cd the above
aaeowat, salami applapollied the neither to his own purposes.
Nearly a item Oboe ore if a similar description were este
bibbed mist the pelsener.—Mr. Heritage, who appeared
Ifie the Min" raid that gewerding to his listroseisne, the
eitakatleas es the pert of hie client were chiefly eimeleati
by the berier=ateire he bad Jammed in the bargee-
swat and of the grounds and other nweenree he
had edepeed to preemie the interests of his employees, and
be traded that the preementers would emarat to ea andeable
anumpant, and sae kialleNl the digests a a criminal
pressullea.—Mr. ImieM considored del it wit at a
ore la white he woad is gives hie earstion to
the apse emematodatin, mad ha sheatbi ardor the pri-
mer to be again resualed for a week.

CLAHHHHWELL.—Acisurran Mennen.—J. Pen-
nine., wee Merged by Martha Pune, a your woman
with whom he lived, with having stabbed her with intent
to seardsr —The prosecute: deposed that en Tuesday
Right she had been out sad oa her return some angry
words took ass between her and the prisoner, who wee in
because she bad stopped (he said) too long.
tllist repeated)y mon at her, and threatened " to do for her' "
and be gave Ism a violent blow on the nese which caused it
to bleed profusely. Hs then ran to the table, seined a table
knife, sad melts, at her, made a stab at her. She
attempted to save Mosel( by holding her arms up to ward off
the blow, sad the knife caught her on the temple neer
the eye sad inflicted a severe wound, host which the blood
gushed copionely, and she was taken to the hospital.—ln
answer to questions by the magistrate and clerk, she said
she was about to escape from hie violence, whoa he locked
the room door upon her and took the key.
It wee after he lacked the door that he stabbed her.—
The Wean, said presentrix wag drunk —Afloat, 320 L,
who appebeaded the primer, denied this; she was very
II We melted end QOM* and hardly knew what she wee
about. The whom leaml the sties of murder, and saw the
proseentrhP rash ises Me sliest covered with blood. He
went up stain, sad bend the prisoner undressed ; the room
wee covered wi bleed, and he Loud the knife (now pro-
duced) with whisk the wetted was alleged to have been ia-
dluts&—The primer MI he did not take up the knife, or
use it spirit Mr preseestrix ; he was cross with her in con-
sumes, of her slaying huger out than she had ocesaion to
do. She threw a leaf at kink while he was in bed.—The
prisoner was fully committed for trial.
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AIMAULT OX A WIFI.--111. //ONINIONdIiA4 finally examined
charged with having committed a brutal assault upon his
wife, whose life was placed In danger. —The injured woman,
who has been for a considerable tame in the hospital with a
fractured thigh, was now enabled to crawl into the court
upon erateites.—The prisoner had repeatedly ill-used his
wife. 0a this assesses he dashed her with violence on the
floor, end threw her down stabs, by which her thigh was
baroken.—ire. Haaamoad said she did not wish to prosecute
the primmer ; she was only rani to be repented tram
him,
him, if be wadi anew bee a maintenance.—After a good
deal of pomemin the pidssew eventually consented to allow
bet 10@_.ple_week he ittzmi, and was liberated.
icAsoitouomarnussr.—MlSCONDUCT OF AX
Ots-
xsucs CONDUCTOR... 4. wider, the driver of a Paddiegton
onsalbue, was erammened Wire Mr. Hardwick for assiault•
lag and using Maio Mow. to Mr. W. Hughes. The
eempleisaat said be set into Me defendant's omnibus on
Thanday emotes id, and him has fere desired
to be sat down at Clarks etirool. is leek out or
the window he taw that the maims poi mush beyond
the pion when he wished to allielsk and on sada ens and
temeemin with the deke fee his siifeu, the
aellemismsreplied In on impoieek =mom. Complainant
aiksd him it bb sumehm t is deiskait with ea oath re-
fused to Mew it, sad teld the sandman to drive cm. Cons-
plasma% caught at the string of the defendant's badge with
the view of getting at the number, when, in eonsequence
of the emusibee going on, the string broke. The defendant
sailed him a sommirel, sad struck him a blow on the
face, whisk caused his mouth to bleed. Compleinant this
sailed a police meetable, and succeeded in obtaining the dr
headset's number. The defendant ited since celled mad ex-
pressed great is:strides for his maduct.—Mr. Robinson, for
the defendant, appealed to the bench for a lenient sentence,
on the ground that the defendant was a very young COG-
duster, sad that ha had done all be could in the way of
Trgito repair his error.—Mr. Hughes wished to join in
reLearnendaticm for a lenient Punishment.-11[r. Hard-
wick said when penalties were inflicted for misconduct on
them who had chary of public vehicles, it wee not with re.
femme to the individual ore, but with a view of deterrim
others hoer committing similar offences. The defendant had
acted very badly throughout, end though he wenwilling to
take into consideration his subsequent contrition and the
complainant's remensaondation, he would not do more then
make the punishment a fine, which otherwise would have
been en improonatent. The Bas of 31. and coots was in-
flicted.

WESTMINSTER. SANITARY PROSIECUTION.— Thos.
Mile:Aril, of 61, Great Peter-street, Westminster, fat molter
and bone inereimat, was charged with having on his pro.
ales an asemmistien gad, refer*, and other matters and
things ks.pt there, whisk were a nuisance to the neighbours
mad Wartime be their health.—Mr. Walassley, Clerk to the
Paving Beard of St. lastly stated, that in consequence of
the numerous complaints from residents in the nsinity of
defendant's presides. of the nuisance occasioned by his boil-
ing kitchen stuff, and warehousing bones, the Surd had
deemed it their duty, twice within about the last month,
to exhibit complaints inst him at that court, upon
which he had been convicted, but, owing to an anomaly
in the set of parliament, which gave the defendant
two =oaths to give notice of appeal the knee were
not paid, and the nuisance still continued. Bight
or ten sespectabk tradesmen and others, residing in
the vicinity of defendant's premises, were examined and
gave similar testimony. The stench arising from the boil ng
of kitchen huff and other cause fat was most offensive, so
much as, that they were allied to class their windows
daring the operation; sed„ as the work fee carried on at all
hears at defendant's pre ass, the efiluvta at night, or at an
early boor in the maniac descended by the chimney pots
hue the rooms, and wee wet obnoxious. The value of pro-
perty in the vicinity was deteriorated.—Defendant was or-
dered Is pay two guineas costs for attandeme of vit-
ae=TlL—A Therassaan Nzentswostm.—it de-
cast Melds' woman, named Poasford, applied to Kr. Nor-
Ms ler ammo alight amisterter. Sits said her Mealpsnd had
moo pelseigal stork is a mercantile 'rob: listmenhas t in the
26,itles=vi.thearis.=art\sym beam
.anlttli
teams* dresmeitmes• Ilhe adsavemod be MIMS a
ardwisteses by ker needle, but malt were the pekes OM wore
at present glum at the wershmess and shops that ohs hand
itairauyite inipsisible to earn mush as would pawn the
messeeries of Ins. At inert she wee aimed i•
weft skirt frames and " dickeys. be Thiel she wee
allowed ere any a pima, and the very Mame she amid
do was a dassedi the- day, so that she had to week trees 41
o'clock in the miming mull 10 at night to earn depends. ,
Cook, the emir, mid he bed known the applisem
and her husband bas ems yeas% sod had always melba
that they had weed every GSM to support them-
selves. The lestund., who was an excellent linguist, had
recently been takes Ostend, the applicant was enabled
to exist through aaafsaasse from a fend, which, he was Isom
to mayoral new* sabermlsd, from which she received Is. 6d.
a week.—Kr. Nein 'merited that he had observed by the
public pews thee endimilde awls had been triode by the
palm= belmibi to the Needlewesun's Society to im-
pale* thesemiltres distinfrkg perms, and the ample funds
weematly resefrod by the misty he had no doubt esabled
lbw to extend the gime of its usefulness. Mr. Norton
bre directed the chief dell to write to Kr. Soper, the
bemerrary secretary to the esel2,thteirequert his attendance
bibs. him, with the view of Or the poor woman
same lucrative mapie sod sederel sumething net of
the poor box for ler fimsirle seidesau

SOUTHWARS.—lionasay.— W. Potosi was charged
with robbing Sarah Adams of 32 sovertigss.—The men-
plaimat stated that she had beau in the service of a family
we lowa, sad left het situation on Monday last, having
sated bulisimt mosey to "sable her to set up in a little way
Obtain= far ketvelf. Oa her arrival in town, being almost
a INvospir, she went =the prisoner seeing that be woo
Mall hard-working mechanic, sod
eitteg re -sold inform her when she could procure a
t 3 the night, adding that she wished to be in a
beam, as she bad a eonsiderable lam of mot
irQmmsemien. The prisoner at once
Maness to amply with her wish, and es
adts a
hems is Whitehorse-West, near the Victoria Theatre.
B. smated the street-door with a key, and so-
emegeniod her upstairs, showing her the room that
die was to occupy for the night. She retired to bed,
mad in about three hours afterwards she was alarmed
by seeing him ester the rem. He walked up to the chat;
by the bedside, and taking her toookets up been to examine
them. She rose up in the bed and &rind him to desist
and leave the room He however ocatiamd to 'smolt the
pocket until he food her mosey, when she jumped ceupp,, sad
seising him by the wrist attempted to regain poresaioa of
her property. The pri however, threw her down, and
ran out of Sit room down shits ; she rushed after him, but
before she got to the bottom of the stairs he made his
escape. She then found that there were no imitates in the
house, and having dressed herself she gam information of
the robbery, and also a description of the man by whom it
was committed. The primmer was resasaud.