The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.
MKS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGHATREET.
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harin.base, dumbed herself p menet of
obeyed sad
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wsma•stepped up to Wim, awl toil Ms that therecies
eme poeea his coat, volasteerieg at the same them to
obis witieh appmeMbrdielethereeled antes Mr. 3ft.
thdi , ead aftereseele reweedied the wean ter kg
isoltsaltde feeling quite Wished, the morewme=
sha were had hem parlisehtely
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moo .....b..'Wtreasea. 0. her hastily hal*
Barthell Wiest from him that the waimah
=daily semeted key sod ltd him that there
... Kee paste ea his seat, istreadistely setting to
sea kls Nome M tad thee having dew so he had
osaa her a gretuity. Both g•estleaten, thou, finding she bad
as artful heed *pea them, watched her, and seeing
ap le mete ladles epee whom she was about to per-
ksm what easy be called the " paste mat,' they gave her
SW sodas.
N• Marshall (whose thief Afoot in stag the woman
kso.....setty wee to make the matter public-, with the view
cif meggelleg others being heated similarly) unfortunately
ad hrsig able to attend, the wee= was discharged,
sorrairiutx.
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kiug la isto the Lamm= Beata.
Silk wee alsoy allured with smelting Mr. WRPrirthe
emerialeadeet of the laths.
The ash tate of the baths said that the defendants pee.
caved ibeHDOITi• at the mooed elms bathe at 8 realest.
▪ scs they were under the Wiesen of liquor,
h. hod them then could not peas, and rdseW Ia
take their mosey. The prisoaers, lsomase. helms Vary
401104 end relied past his box into the bathe. Ss suet
fcr Ix WilL, thaliszriatendeet, sod shortly ottoman&
100 sew them in
Timm she suisniuteadeat of the leathelh
said he received ieformatioa that the primers bad if=
their way into the second clam department sad os proem&
lag there tee Sampson sitting does uudremiet His asked
kit whim his companion was sad be=edlantiose.ban in the
bah. Willis bad fallea down from and bed
sell withers jumped to the side and caught hold of him, he
mast hoe been drowned. When he gm him out ad maw
him dewed he remonstrated with him sad Ida camputioa,
whoa Willis dew at him, threw him lows, sad ten his
clothes. He was compelled to mead for the lichee sad giro
km tato custody. He, however, had so with to pries the
tharge spinet the prisoner Hampton, as he was not violent
ar abeam, and did all he could to induce his camphors to
hawse quiet. Within, added that the oonduot of Willis
vas disossfal in the extreme.
salted what state the prisoners were ie.
21.1.1Xiate replied that they were both drunk, and it was
the immseive order not to admit any person under the
inflames of liquor, as treat danger might be apprehended.
West, 167 L raid Willie assaulted him, bet the other
weal to the statioirhouse quietly.
Beth *sown expressed their regret at their conduct.
Wag maid he was so drank that be did sot know what he
was about
The mqktrate. taking Into comeideratice Harupeoe'a
good moduct, discharged him, and timid Willis 15e., or
14 days hard labour.
WORSHIP-STBAET.•
ORM 00111A01 AND DAZING 10/11111:1T.
William Rogers, a smart young fellow of 20, Whig bail.
elf a jeweller in Sensor-sheet, St. Luke's, was charged
with having in his aceeession a valuable Italian greyhound,
sad ad giving a satisfactory account of the sum.
Sutton, 422 A division, a plain-clothes ocrestable, deposed
is having apprehended the. prisoner in Bunbill-row, (my-
na, with the dog, which te worth twelve guineas, portly
iitidea beneath his oast; all he would state was that he led
lad it a fortoight —an assertion the officer knew to be false,
ed esoommietly be look him into custody.
fir. Charles 81 acirmoor, of 43, Kingfield-street, Calesionisa.
red, whose face exhibited marks of severe image as from
blows or kicks, and whose right hand had apparently been
sat, said. "Oa Sunday miming last I took the greyhound
modeled. sad a mailer one of the mute breed, to a friend of
mum named Fletcher living Cs Horton-square. Beth dogs
an my own property. They were in slips, and as I returned
m the Cay.road about 11 o'clock at night two women
armated me overeat* the Font fn public-house,
sad thrust their company upon me. Several other
proms of both items gathered round, and feeling in.
aineeively that something wrong was meant, I Wised a
cab that was paean and got into it. By that time there
wee at lead 60 of the lowed characters rotted the cal, but
I masosidestify the primmer as one of them. He is quite
a anew to me. The door I got in at was kept open by
the mob, sad efforts made to do me serious injury. Indeed,
it is • mercy I was not killed. I resolved a terrible blow
Sat broke the fridge of my nose sad braised my
Me, as is now sees My head winl think
with a knife, and a desperate effort made to steal
my watch, the chide of which was broken away, bat saved
by being hooked to a bathes bele, while the watch itself
was found by me at the bottom of the cab after it had
driven off, but previous to which the dog in question bad
bees violently dragged out by lame man, who suddenly
seemed the door on the off side of the oak
Mr. Ellison remarked that the primmer at the bar was
set included in this =estrous outrage, not any of the
perpetrators of which appeared to have been secured.
Mr. Nind remarked that he could produce two witnesses
le prove that the dog had followed his onset, who Moo-
featly took it up as having no owner.
Mr. Ellison said there was DOI say necessity I. eall them,
ad had the prisoner bound over is recrignisthoes of 101. to
appear and answer farther evidence affecting him.
GREENWICH.
MOTBIR CHARMS) WITH ATI
CHILD.

TO DROWN HIS

Alia Holder, aged 17, giving an address, 13, Thomism.
ohm, Priaces.roed, Lambeth, was charged before Mr.
Neill with wilfully throwing her male infant into the
Greed Surrey Canal, at Deptford, with intent to drown it.
Samuel Strad, • labouring man, liviog at Roakerbitha said
that last evening, about half.pest 6, be was proceeding to
Deptford, and when about 20 yards from the meal he saw
the primer standing on Blackhome-bridge, Lower Deptford.
road. Os passing he heard the prisoner sigh twice heavily,
red thinking she was in trouble, he turned back and asked
why she was weeping. The prisoner replied, "My baby is
in the water." He asked her where, and on looking over
the bridge be saw the child in the water, floating on its
back and flapping its hand. Ile naked the prisoner if the
child bad fallen into the water, when the prisoner
replied, " No, I threw it in ;^ end " I give myself
an to you to take me to the police-station." Being
disabled in one of his arms (the snit wee in a sling), he
could not venture into the water, but called to some men,
me of whom went auto the canal end rescued the child.
A nurse from the Greenwich Union attended with the
child, a healthy.lookion little thing, but which bad •
bruise on the side of the eye.
Mr. Patty, relieving-officer for Deptford, said the prisoner
waned her brothor•in.law. who resides at. Deptford, with
bing the father of the child, of which she had been me.
iced at the workhome at Reading, Berkshire, end of whisk
lbw she is • native.
The prisoner, who cried during the examination, wen
amended for a week.

COMMITTAL TOR MURDER, AT PRESTON.—An
keliesper, named Thomas Cushion, was yesterday cli.
at Prestos, with killing a woman, named Elisabeth Cellar.
The wanes lodged with Cushion, in Great Harrover4treet,
Prestos, end about a fortnight ago she went tote the house
leo at night. There were cries of " Murder" al temente ;
Calla: was also beard to scream three or four times ; arid
sett morning she was found lying on the bedroom floor.
dmost DA.a, and in a dying state. She was brained about
the head, foss, and body. She died is the 000 The Of the day.
Casinos said be had been beating his wife on the previous
aigki but denied having ever touched the deceased. He
was committed for trial at the assizes, on the charge of wil-
ful murder. He bad previously been; committed for man.
daughter, at the coreares inquest —dforicherter Guardian.
SUICIDE IN A BINCIDON-STREWr.—Last evening Dir.
146thim. deputy coroner, resumed, at the Prince's Heed.
Friaodeetrest, Westminster, the lequiry relative to the
Pickle of • man unknown, in Abingdon-street, tear the
lord Mocollor's entrance to the House of Lords. Last
Wednesday morning en elderly man, reepeetably dressed.
rated himself on a step io Abingdon-street. and blew his
bales out with a pinto'. Who he was or what had caused
hal to commit aikido was wholly unknown. At the re-
sestption of the inquiry yesterday Mr. William Lake, of 21,
D""inet. Earkeley.square, a wifes hones keeper, idle-
SW the deceased as • Swim.. named Edward Clayot. He
vas about 60 years of age. The witness bad known him for
IS mootha He was maid to have bees manager of a club-
lone is Bcotlaod, and he had formerly bees a gentleman's
arrant. In Juiciest he flame to WHOM/ and said that the
rush was a failure. He eould Dot obtain any employment
rises, sod he consequently became very &evading. Re
reoplained of &seams of the heart. Mrs. E. Lake rid that
ha doomed had been expecting a letter with mosey
Mail Sunday week. He said that be would pay his debts
Ike begot it. It did sot some, and be was ranch de-
loused., He absented himself from the hones on the Sull.
oIN and she saw him no more. Twenty-three bullets, •
Maid, a Bible, and • nearly empty carpet beg were found
11 We room. The coroner having summed op, the jury
Ittereed • verdict of " Suicide while in a state of unsound
tradesman of Edinburgh has committed suicide
of
Spasm at an hotel at Perth. The name of the deceased
Ira Robertson. The detection of a bill for 100 f. forged by
hiM is believed to have bees the cause that lad to his flight
rad his melancholy end.
The Spout of Madrid is dissatisfied with the tide
at, emigration from Cuba to the United States, inasmuch re
luritt the last six months fifteen williese of yeals—nearly
two millions of dollars—have left the Island to be isyeated
e canoe land in Florida, and South and North Camellia.—
Nem York Sun.
OkTI PALLOR. SHILLING DAT.
?ereCAY, SOOT. 19.—Admissistm on payment, 6.766 ; &OW
by seism tickets, 1,060. Total Melton, 7,206.