The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-06 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

• DISOWICII7I3. 111511:LT.
Res. Brume, a tall, m ilia Tr lue kis, puma, very respect-
ably attired, was charged b. fur. /dr. Hs. 111 with
violently assaulting his wife Frances.
Tao cemplalamit, whose dress sod g 1 appears.*
wart of a directly ofp site character to her heibead's,ataliall
that sit *Teeing she was induced to go in seateM ad lime
from the feet of his matisued abalone* from Iheneit, Mid
found him is company of a strange female, who maid
her with very foul language on interfe•ing. She followed
item to two public holism, where they had drink, sad
t ea in a court, at which place defeadant struck her
',3 till fist a violent blow is the fame. no
wai Ineansible firm the affects of it, cad maid
tot gine bin into cuitnely, but a police officer happened to
coma an and detained him till elle riC .vered. Her month
was 1,1;17 Cut; bad Won news up at the hospital, sad a
tooth trusted by aeceasity.
Julian, 263 K, sold he found the lemmas bluing' freely
Irma the mouth. Defeadant admitted Isaias( struck km,
delarieg that he could not put up with her folloriag him
about the itme.
Kammill—What is he ?
Ofsoer—He is a dram major to the Tower Builds
Militia, you woreh•p
Defeadant-1 have been diieharged 111110, the 27th of het
saetb. The blow was streak in Umbria elpaesien. whoa
1 Need mho was fallowing me. TM woman was tho wits
of • freed.
Mr. Iliaaull—Wlty, bet flaw m a *IN leafti

7e is Um cramPaa7 of a Waage wow, weld well awls
Wt.

Complaisant—l bam bees married eleven pan to Wm
Do I look like a drawls/jot'. wife by my dn.?
Yr. Elmosaill—l as übamed to dad a man who has so
mostly bold nett a position, so diagram kimeall se to
strike a woman. Yost will go for six soaks to the Roan
of Curette:a, with bard labour.

SOUTHWARK.
RAILWAY nclroczre.

ruses Williams, a fashionably dressed young fellow,
comustod with the provincial swell mob, we. brought before
Mr. Combs., charged with attamptiag to pick the pocket of
a lay unknown, near the terminus of the railway, London-
bridge.
fiergeant Smith,' &motive °Mar of the A:diviskia, stated
that ea the previous &Moreau, shortly slier four, be wee
moat the railway terminus, Loadon-bridge, in plain elotbes,
whoa be saw the priuner very busy among the crowd of
persons going to sad Doming front the station. From his
manner he was confident that he was one of the previneial
swell mob, who had recently arrived in Louden; aut.
guntly he watched him, and saw him deliberately pat his
hand is a lady's pocket. Witness seised bold of Mat at
the mowed. and is the atm& to nubs him be Met sight
of the lady, who he sadersteod lett by the railway. The
primmer, however, hod net ea opportunity of robbing her,
as lte was too gal& for lin.
Mr. Combs asked the priesner what he had to say in
answer to the charge?

He replied that what the Man had aald waa all false.
Ho was • Nap a:table no.

la mown to Mr. Combo, be mkt be was s Onager is
Lowden, sad boo scald sot sty ozoctlp wimps ko sum has,
as bow be obtained a bring.

Mr. Combo toad lifia that if he poniard to Isir faaossaas
he stunld wad Mai Won a jery for trial.

The prisoner objamod to thatoosno.
Mr. Couto this Wool Moo whothor he latandoil to Pod
before him t

Hs ?aphid—Yu. He was guilty, but It wu his ant
ofeau.

Sergeant Smith said he hem nothing of his previous Oa-
raster, but from his adios there could ha so dosbt of his
befog a gnostical thief.

lei. Combs committed lime to the Hews of Correetloo
for three maths with hint labour, ender the New Crinkled
'wake AUK.

DARING ATTINPT TO STILL.

Distal W.la aa Idea boy, about 13 years of ego, was
timed Wore Mr. Bai(o, °bawd wits attowptlws to
rob Mr. Jobs M.laairusay,, a owaraaralal traveller sad
aollaotor, of 3001.

The proserator said he belotiged to a rospeetatile arm,
and collected a large mama of money daily. This mom•
lag he was la his gig, driving his hone slowly slang
dltf highway, whisk was crowded, whoa ha telt a laud M
his mat pocket, whisk matained his mosey, sad saw the
prisoner babied. The boy bad actually got hold of ►is
pocketbook, whoa ha discovered him MAW the gig. He
pallid up, left his gig, sad took the primmer fate custody.
Mr. Belle would advise the prosecutor to put his reshot-
book sad mosey la his breset.posket is fatale, sad thou he
would have his eye span it.
11.Qataary said it would be very lasoaveatnt to do
that.

♦ polio ocaseabie maid the primmer wee the eeastaat se.
sedate of this,.., sad am, did may week at all. He had
sees bin fee eons time i■ mad about lioselif-highway.
Mr. Self. coavielM the prima,/ seder tbe Veareat Act,
sad amenseed Mao to fourteen days• isepriseameat sad
bard tabour.