The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

nos Barry wad Margnot Qat& were 'barged with sed-
the $ shawl shoe dresses, end other. artistes.
=limed the Use, a busier, of 13, Walle-WM. Crip-
ple's'', raid—thboth half-past see o'clock that day be maw
the Pre puisowsio p Ml. hid Irollsor frost ram sad hits
up the property is oesstisa, with whisk *ay ware about
to Maws the psalm, when is stopped then. sad al Dace es
they law his they dropped the dresses as the growth. Is
rower es hid gement@ Dam said they bad bees seat up
this. by we el the wedlass who loses esupsed tepoklag
she Imre 61111 sad they bad swami she
dresses fromthe dated' W Wel be W. The hews matador
mall, sad la seaseuestes the law wet of the Meet door.
thrpsest apse midi whoa he took the plower Quirk
tato esetody ho Awned that she had woe keys in bar
head, but es Way.* ite Mews she threw obra bolded the
dale, sad when he plied Ora up she deeded they were
bus, bat sthestewsur said we of thou helmet to
Mr daughter's vela. The keys Ise predated were sash as
would epee the dews of paw people, sad rebinds* of that
deasipMw were wry samosas to that usighleporbood.
Throe was three rat people presses who /ad Mee to
lobbed. sad as the pelisses" heel ealy bees to rowdy fee ea
boyar wham abed dm a wand.
Ifr T. 0. idoss swatei the newt, sad thought it a ease
Nat dwell be prowoulod to the very statist It was 'met
1161116111111.p05i pm* thathl be phadered by each abates-
bus, sod he Mat AS Wiser wield we wen earths to
111111111111111, who end vied the phew were, with a Wow of
ream theme boa those pastime.
They were oussead.
A ware
of w the peer-boa wee pessested by
O. M. X.

Jess Keg. IgeoZYWeas is lama salbssidar-
weve e miss tea Mewls' ifmansimr•
Joseph eke a native o/ Frau% aad semi I.
to seam bream es delloadasse, said that tbsy same ts Ids
Mass is Wiry? stress, OWN% as dm Kayla's day,
sod abased Ws. Oasis said be would ast bass sass those
elitism a selbeteds Ids posies% sad bath broke lthassasd
him Omsk Maid bin ia Oda. Wl= lbw tom tsksa
Ist, sasssfy dot usa=tibsibratuasi if bs wept
with tie be wad segiall
OamisimmasPastatill arm promisee Mareals id& Wm
about wok.
la re* se tbs dims Majarsat alleted that ba bad
based ,s/a big bass talkies obese aim, and falsely 1..
pads/ le MB aitiyesi e• sient Ledmltales. Bs west
• atessisiaaat to dewed as ssielsastke, irbra
bide very 'West, sod, akin • kelh, tbesatssei
sod kisissaspaairs setb it.
A. *sparest were assospeeied brew way resesalabk

led bleeds. Amid
ttft 11111.wdodellirCultbey eientbt ues desir tsfleeses
will the parties. The segieleale *soot dist the cm-
rfr(who admitted be seised 100 what kinked
e leis* ), oil ddiedesta Assad bs Wooed that that
sort et eradest meld est ho p.e.itad le tab emery.
Threats about stilettos eel pikeb were against the laws of
Ingleed, and eseld Est be tolerated. Defendants had no
riebt te ao to ompleamer a house, and treat him se he Itsd
desselbed.
The lodes "aelleed for are Wastes, sal seterel kto
sa sofeebis spaniel to preserve the pease leereeds mei
ether.

111-STREET.

Inset Isterel7a:;liies;iNT7l;laiidiriie brewed up
bane Ms. Bingham seder the Wow* skessiglisees.
Ada Meld Bithcb, as elderly Prudes mesas, sad that
seem tbtes ago as vs* lapsesession a a valuable jewel, of
whisk WIN askew st diepoeing, sad WWI", that she
'Wald SaCe barbs market for it in this emuitry, she came
to Regised, ed awed her jewel to several wealthy per-
sons, mays' wbem was the Bareness Rothschild.
Re. Baer= said be recollected something of some
former pesseedige IS the subject, and he believed that the
jewel was them esymemted to S of very considerable value.
M. Albin, , said It was valued at 17,000
theism, sr "beet 7,000000!!
Ajewelhe who was in court said he had inspected the
jewel, sad though valuable, he was satisfied It was worth
considerably lees than the pries put upon It.
Adelbeld BI WA said this jewel was stolen from her
while she wee asleep. She caused the presumed thief
to be taken late aeatody—but not beim" able to bring eel-
donee sedleisatly strong, the accused was discharged.
Since that time she bad been is penult of her lost pro-
perty. A few days ago the defendant Wieland called epos
sad said be knew a person who had the jewel, and If
she would emeent to give him one-third of the vales es
remising it, he would dad the man for her.
After ease further negotiation she decided on giving both
parties into custody.
The defendant Wished said be bad men • jewel is
Letleke's poseession, of a pattern resembling that of the lost
jewel. The defendant Wee drew the shape of the jewel,
which tbe complahmat said answered tolerably well to the
jewel that had been Melee tees her.
The defendent Ludelte and be wee 'dealer in jewels. Re
mu at Hall a short time sige, and bad skews the primer
Wieland some jewels el triSing vales, but so jewel anewee-
lag the description at tbe Lees suede.
Mr. Bingbaaa Wag Magid's BIM the "Odense was met
safficient to moat Um dune maims the
ordered them to be diedwargad.

Mr. Dorset Palmer Hoak, desselhed as an attorney, at
Nei. 12. Otsego-me, Hessisrastemed, was charged with
.mailbag Mrs. Kesslates, er No. d, fa the ease row. De-
fendant was reproseted by Mr. Ituaam, a solicitor.
TM semplaisant sold that Mr. Neale owed her husband
messy for Miele* sempikell te hiss Om their shop. They
had applied for the messy espesesily hat maid not get it.
Thy wen always told that bib Lek was out of tows. On
aN omeektie, bowman she eseessiod b miss him, sad be
this told her that Id as would all at hit eats es Ma
Mesday owning liellawing he meld give her some Whom.
She alb* and was Mid is cetera Is two bears. She west
I again at the sad of time tam Mies she was Kid by the lad
I la the
ere that Kr. Nabs wen est, Omskt, at the time be
N. iag smeitiog is Ms bait eSse widt She
west knells Wise aad arils embed Um he tero
the mosamsey. He
said he mold sat pay bee that fight, end on her again
premiss der payment, sad swim she wanted Om tame, to
pay the rest, he put his hand, ors her shoulders, threw her
down, and then dragged her down one or two star. The
two Nis who rem with him smells'', followed Mr. Neale,
and while she was dews both of them pofed the tobscoo
make into her face. Site sensed, and tried to get up,
but Mr. Neale threw her down again, when some of her
clothes were pet over her fees and elm was almost Mead.
She become insensible from exhaustion and the pressure of
some puma sitting en her, and was measscious of what
happened, until she found Mewl! surrounded by several
MlTwith her fees and hair quite wet, and somebody
I; her hands sod face. She was then taken home by
her husband, who had bees sent for, and remained 'trimly
ill the whole of that night and the next day.
Polissmastable 1972 said that on the mooing in ques-
tion home a large crowd round the defendant's door, and
on pie, tab the ogle he found the last witness in a very
exhausted and excited state, and assisted her husband is
taking her home. He afterwards law the defendant (Mr.
Neale) who told him that Mrs. Hounktou bad come to his
Milos and demanded payment of bet bill while he was am
gaged with a client. He told her to wait in the other ease,
when be would settle with her; but this she Maud, and
issiaMd spat stopping, apes whisk ha was obliged to remove
her, and she throw herself down.
For the defence, a lad named Benjamin Hopper, who
&NNW himself as a Mork to the defendant, deposed that
on the evening in queries he told the complaimat that
Mr. Neale was engaged, and that he would ems to her pis
wetly. She sat dews for about two minutes, when she
went to the beak oats when Mr. Neale was and remained
there with the defendant and his client. He heard his
muter tell her to go repeatedly, and oa her rebuilt( to do
so be laid hold of hse u lightly as he could, when the
threw herself down. Mr. Neale was thea walking away,
when she aught him by the legs. He tried to more
away from her, when Mrs. Henniston caught hold of the
table and marl, ten it away from its fastenings. Mrs. Ken-
aiston after that cried out "murder." and was taken away
by her husband. In aonession, this witases said be did
sot see his master use any violence towards the Cos-
t.
The complaisant declared in the most solemn manner
that the last sitcom, though he now denied the fact, had told
her that his luster was out when she lint asked for him,
and said that it was the cireamstassee of her having been so
frequentl told that Mr. Neale was est, when she wu per-
GsYyset in her mind that he was at home, that led her
to beams that a lie bad been told her en this commies also.

Datil Jests, who desalt/4 himself u a blacksmith, gar-
rylogem
_below at No. 8, Old Penernoload, King's-oress,
ate Pmetvel NM, a Sisk to the defeadant, haviog gives
avMeses to the sass effect as that of the witness Hopper,
The isemplainsat suns& Mr. Elliott that the statements
of the 'Mason were net correct. Sines the stimuli bad
boss gommitted ea ber a person in the navvies of the de
behest bad bean with her repeatedly endeavouring to OM-
gneiss the are?, sad that person admitted that the con-
duit eir Mr. Neale, his master, bad been both unmanly tad
dilegraseful. A similar application she understood had
bees made. and she believed by the sans pants, to the
inetleal gentleman who attended her, sad this fast she
Medd be able to prove ea a fames day.
Mr. Elliott said that the ass must go to the minions.
THAMES.

James Nieman, agedM:ijc7sritensan shoemaker, was
Mined with violently asemilting Mrs. Mary Ana Crawley,
of No 237, High-street, fibedwell.
Mrs. Crawley, a respectable modest sgwow, who
was in a state of greet agitation, MtMd Met his bembiad
serried oa the Minas of a beet sad ebeemelor be
well. The prisoaer had been• is her heehaw:re employ
Mm Christmas last. Oa Tuesday analog her
busbead, Mr. Simpson, s lodger, the workmen end ea
apprentice ell west to the City of Leedom Theatre.
The primer offered to stay and close the shop, and when
abs weed down into the kitchen, she fosad him there. He
inked her if she had any objection to ban • game at
draughts till the others came home. He bad a rather draap
look, sad though she had played with him before,
she monted, I. order to pacify him. In the MIMS of the
mead csuitho prisoner began to talk about a ,Mr Sim-
ms, a r of theirs, and seemed witness of having
gm with to • boon of ill-fame, stating,indeed, that
be (Omer) had seen them go in and oat. Adam indig-
nantly deeded the ateasetion, and rose up, ordering the
primer to lean the home. Prisoner then made improper
overtures to her, drawing out a large knife at the same time,
sod thmaisaing to use it unless she consented to his wishes.
(The witness this intend into a long detail of Mr endea-
vours to near, the prinner's violent conduct, sad attempt
to eismmit a winded awash). She feinted away, and when
she renvered her name, she upbraided prisoner for his
villainy, end having premled upon him to lay down the
I kale, she sent him for some brandy, in order to give herself
en opportunity of steeping from him. She soon afterwards
manned to rush out of the house and eommuoicete with a
polionsen, by wbos the prisoner was subsequently taken
into esetedy.
The prisoner said he should reserve his defence, and was
munitted for trial.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY ET A TICKIIT-OPLEAFT

MAIL

George Popjoy, a man who has been at large only
for a few days on a ticket of leave, end a woman with
whom be cohabit*, nested Harriet Trneman, also a con-
victed thief. were charged before the Bub magistrates on
Tuesday with having amenelted end robbed a medical Vlll-
timan. named Harding, oa the previous night. Mr. Hard-
leg, who 'caddis ea Combs Down, shoat two miles
from Beth, was retuning huts se the previous night.
%boat 12 o'clock (having *poet the *yentas in Bstk, and
drink rather freely), when he was overtaken by the two
prismers, who appear to hue followed him from the shy.
When at a bye part of the road the female prisoner pushed
whist him, end thrust him stalest the wall. She then
premed his throat violently with one head, and maid sbe had
two men behind her, and if he " squeaked" it
would be the worse for him. The male primmer was just
behind her, sad Kr. Herding es/ issured swot
isamdble by the violent pressure upon hi. throat. The
woman wrenched his gold watt& and chain from hiss, sad
his positets were Tided, after which both prisoners went
away together. As soon as Mr. Harding reeentred, be re-
tuned to Bath, and gave isformaties to Ike polies. Upon
throe eMcers going to the spot where the sebbsey had
takes plus they found the prisoner reardtlag Om road
with a lighted candle, whisk they blew oat as essaya the
saw tba_psilm approaching. They were bosh
smith Ow wowas'a maw were hand Mr. llZl"..."'"kidi%
sad ISOM Imago whisk had bees takes from Mu. Oa a
ow* Wig made at their home, to -hies they must have
Mftge the ro►bery for a eandle, some mere of the
IMO dhemsred, and also a lobster which Mr.
had bet, as well ma a key sad soma other small
artier. TM watch and shale, kismet, were not frond.
Tko primers were remanded until Saturday newt, to Weed
tke pollee dmo to wank fee the maiming property.

TEI .11ouixo MAns.—Tbe gollowiag additional
• *as hies bum added to the Illet el semis; math, by orbs.
et Os Postatestor-Ciesstel,
WAN*, sag

OC/TlON.—Lnnron, Ann 10.—The Nunn alcad
sonewtin banal, Ind. anpned CU' Y7l47's rate; Mica of
Asterism an MY changed—the tendency ie to favour of the hem.
The nisi nein elf estimated at 0,000 Was (4000 0z1,077 Amarioaie
lad competes el) Vim: end Ilerenhant, at did. to 7d.; In
idan,at 7d. t 2,000 Berm, ejd. to Sol. (1,000 nem.
mon). ales elms Tburelay 39,000; hewn, 2,000; ege.
minion, 7,000. Dna lawn abaft Ilk ands,. 70,000.

00111.—Donon, Ann. 30.—Our market km been moderately
aupolled with tibial to-day, rbkat met a limited demand at le. per
qr. advance. Wheat, Md, ea% to roe. ; whim. 73e. /math 421. W
Oa. Oat; Ma. to 275.

dromomost.Tass, Aria 10.—The 'apply of wheat at Market
the wrath, was =AU, for which there was a good demand, at an
edema of WI. to ia per qr. co teat week's currency. Barley, oats,
and tsar gist a Andy ode at MU maw. In other mucks no
cheep. Imports during tke past week :—Wheat, widows, 960
qrs.; oats, 021111Wiall, 780.
Gummy, Arun. 30.—My EngllM and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.
Weather duO. At this day% market useful qualities of wheat brougbt
6d. per 2401baaorance. now m request man Improvement of 6d. to
Is. per barrel and folly 6a par sack. Barley quiet; value unchanged.
Oats and oatmeal slow of sale at former rates. Beane and pas, the
Mawr a falr retail sale sad the latter dud, both at former'rates.
Whoa corn sold at 17.. 6d. to 16s. per 2601 M.; Ter, few trlSlNCtiOlil
reported towards the close of market.

Ooaz. Aran 10.—(By Roe& sad liognotio TlOpogu)—
Rod wheat. SO& to Ho. id. ; lwboy. 176. to Ms. 94.; oats, Us. to 150.

ClATTLE.—Sograars, Avert 10.—We had rather • dragging
Inds to.day, but prices were Dot any lower. Beef made 2e. 10d. to
4e. Id.: motionole. 4d. to Ss Bd., lamb, 6e. to Sc. Bd.; veal, 4e. ilds
Y ii. Ws ; pork, 31. 10d. to 3s. per stone of Blte. oinking the offal.
THE IRON AND fX:litt. _
Hue the close of the quarteil-mTettnisTiitlie irleGasTers;lhe
UM hes roomed stagily to improve; there it. now comparatively
kw triblerilere In the make, end it is confined ezersively to cinder
km TM rills sad torges are nearly all of them in full work; the
Mein ameeige are orderleg more freely; there have been several
artineatel Men in the district during the lest few days ; and the
Miss deseriptim it iron used is shipbuilding are in demand for
the North it Ea sen. This; sad the contemplated large orders be
rege, kelp the trade in • literally healthy rate. Good pipe
are la tamer. and prier of qnerter-day Sr. erm. The copy
Of e Wale Mt Med by the Vaud Ittur government, was n-
ailed by the Atlairle; It. providoes will undoubtedly exercise
• kresable Ulmer over the tray they, In tact, amounting
paellmfig ea a Wuhan of the import duty. Haltarto. the
Map met. levied has been hot upon dhe Mad ant a the
Mpert are{ but bee fa pled also
Ear the settwill
of ear.
memo pork la m the almerd
he eap men the Wtoawa peke, mirk@ et stag Orme tor
23r Wake le ea Mina am the rials retard
trilJaresiglat et Inameradisa hem the hedge pal a idgerat
Ltert ad limperletlee le met a Mashie Mega Be mem ahem.
auteleg la Ihe Mel IWO tag //i lie=
rash
Hellealletter the plow of Mk predeetlen bseareOM
to
maga prat at plam. Maher la the users or mar militzmby
leM at hp May are them leemalppel be the Oriel
=illsolifirvary Miser be ableesd le lheedkarm due ens.
ealbe*Mege the aid seek alai Mee MI ihey were
ertglnally with MUM Or bleeder MUM* them tram
pried te • la the Halted RM. as Shalt led pert at denim.
Ilea. se dallier emee at Meer will have semi either on the
Erfar the Int le the interroalkee met sr while re.
g tram the Wee. the 'ova, or Igellelartation bang
es etalkases km the arstry sites abarlly exported
141= Nth. en a Mired Mar be far a pest eall paean in the
Sham Be Illeelestlia of the rule then uftiMe it may be
lirt the Mime a OW der Widen Ining letisietory.
rustd be Milippable la perm of the Gated Kelm ea the
er 1.1111=1.. at domes in the taterredisieue=o;
ChM, a Glasgow, or Cardill, or
lAvele=l•l Mabel le Valparaiso • area Dears& le reaten;
er ken Seaste Havre, ea the mid goodbeing tremeldpind be the
United kaki Om the several intermediate pone enumerated..

Aram 80.7

001ILL-lalson, Arum 60.-Bates' West Hartley,l7s. ; BuddWs
Want gsteflaa. Ma.; Breves Beholds Hartley. 17s. 9d. ; Denman
West Martkey,ll6. ; Hastings' Hartley, 17s. Id.; Howard's Wen
Plethartne, 17s. 6d.; Loamidges West Hatley,l7a. 94;
Moor Bates, 14a. 6d. ; Written, ; Walla Red Hea-
Ms.llia. Id. Walls End Hadley, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Whantellie.
M.N.; Belt's Pennon, 14s. ; Eden Ilain.l6s. 3d.; Walls Kid
Ileadlaylle, 165.; Walls .ftd Haswell, 17s. 661.; Walls End Het.
tam 171. Id.; Wells Zed Heaton Lyons, ltie. 9d. ; Walla End Plea.
Mar, 16a.; Wells End Maagua, 15. 6d.; Will. Ead Itoseel's Hat-
ton, 16a. 6d. ; Walls 110t4 Smith Henan, 17s. ; Walla End Stewart's.
IT.. 6d.; Walls lad Rump, 16e.• Walla Kid Hartlepool, 174.3 d. ;
Walls Kid Heart Hall, Ism ; Walla End South Kellen, 10.. C 3.;
Walls End Tess. 17s. Id.; Was End Tennant Hartlepool, 1118. Id.
Was Rod Whitworth, 16a ; ifilleheiroeti a.** 21L ; Can's
Merthyr, 21.. 6d. ; Derwentwiter Hartley, 17.. 941.; Tbonms'a Ilea.
thyr, Ms. 6d.-11hlya at market, 81; sold, SI.