The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

: THE

(TCRIMINAL COURT.
HIS DAL)

fore he NW compelled to elect him from the ampules
reashes. He vii mover Ming him dolaj hie duty.
Mr. Bataan pia tell Ida that he had no right to pet
' Ids head ea the wiener ohms for the purpose of tekioj
hire into sueliodiy. The prisoner was
The faker. who seemed agreeably .=7ll the magis-
trate's &dam hamel4 left the court with his Mud&

(liefere the Raeder.)
/area Aar. Med 31, a respectable lookleg Ma. de-
Noma •• • ark. wee anolgeed en am kelletemat elsargtag
W with Menially terging and taring an order for the
eye
_set of 251. 4s. lid. with intent to dead Edward
Smith.megMer sad mayor.
V:,. pima, who appeared for the preeemalies, adelmeileg
lie owe, mid that before the prase was sailed epee be
ti& as begged to slate that the prima, who bed buss
Y tam monies of Mr. (smith, the lace of Adberfe Theatre,
...A Kw media of Orman Game, had ariginelly been
elimeepot by diep dlee mesigkees deeply ea elates et
emboameset, end it wee a marks that kW fee tam, bad
bosie pmeated a Parsed by the grand jury. _ Obese the
ipesuganse at the police sour% Kr. Oath bed admie-
order and was quite aided that, wag to the
awned by • asigtebouring laverekeeper, who bad is
abit ef mrla (Kr. Smithbi shame estreeted Is ibe
far the man of payee( sensate, the pekoser
gyen tempted to appeopriate the preemie te bk ewe
pr•O•Ol B sameopmee of the peosalary inbIINIWOONItte
imasp which he as Lade& It hid been leaded to
'MAW the madames*, and sot for forgery, and that
bilge& thlt ICOOKINke IMO in the bands of Ws moot as
es the owes le be peewee&
The Rader remarked that the bilis fee forgery lad
eisee referred on the part of tbe poseake.
Kr. Team replied that he netood they had been
by the Kiser et the oat oe ibe &mina
=la as Mead by the magiskato.
Kr. Komeiga William Stalemated that be appeared
Ile primmer, Yid balsa the isdichnente for forgery era
from • mistake, mit had been headed to limit the shops
te
The Regards? same
mil the ledleknents at peat before the
woe ohaeged the primmer with forgery, sad those Minot-
sea geed be ova of.
Tboa pima . them formally arrsigeed on the lest In-
dinned (batik, him with the &Tea of au ceder for
col. N. K., to 'Kai he leaded guilty.
lie was further untgssd ea two other Indicteseek
opine him respeetively with the forgery et two otter
oda for the solos of 124 10s. and N. 4a., to both of
whisk be deeded editY.
Thenarder saki be should defer manes until another
see in whisk Kr. Smith prosecuted we. heard.
Nary Kara, 111, meesidan, was indicted for dealing 32
lbw Joker, 1110 property of Edward Tyrrell Smith, his
WOW.
mr, cores prosecuted, and Kr. Ribbon Weeded the
am
prji award that the primmer, beside being employed en
magician it Oremorne-gardens, misted in another de-
Firepeat, spa as such had access to s depository wheel gra-
nges ariptioes of property were secured. Flom this
plist• • qtastity of valuable lustre of peculiar make were
mimed, and theme were foetid Is his loftier, situate in
Mantyrovrrest, Chelsea, jointly occupied toy the prisoner
end by the primmer Fisher. who bad jest pleaded guilty to
perry. It was papa to call Fisher as s vitae for the
prassatios, bat
flu Rader asked the jury if they would be prepared to
meat a peat primer on the evidence of a man who
bed pleaded guilty to three indictments for forgery.
TM try, after eneferring together, replied in the nip-
Kra led at one Mead a verdict of Not Guilty.
The poloist Aaron Fisher was then called up for jag-
meste rhea
Mr. ifeeisia Williams, for the prisoner, urged that the
pastor was so congaed of the previous integrity of the
Mar, through whose bends many %hoards of pads
elerlieg bed passed, that be was willing to pay the expense
of sena' the prisoner and boo family out to AtiletiCS.
Mr. Pearce would merely add that the prosecutor strongly
reseensended the prisoner to mercy.
The Recorder said that ben for this recommendation the
court would have felt bound to pass a sentence of penal ser-
sited* for tee yearn As it was, however, the sentence wee
18 mouths imprisoomeat, with hard labour.

WANDBWOETH.
Umlaut) riIIPASVICIDS AID 1021920 OF 792 BOOT.
Ilitamy KM. • genteel holds, yeses woman. was
placed is the dock talon Kr. lashes% charged with SOD.
eisli=hessubishirth ad her ilisgilimaes akild.
13•211d11, 342 V, said—From isforsatios
I resolved I teat to No. tosturread, Nies Bisolass,
Isstordey between 1! ad 1 o'elsek. I ea, Yr. Haight,
and Dmitri hiss if he hail • female there. Re said " Tee,
• hter." [saw her, the prima, in the shop, indigoes-
Ns her se to whether she had Gm givea birth to aakiid.
and she mild " No." ' I allied her if time win any femida
ledgers in the hoe" aad she said " Tea," I West up
stairs, and from what I heard I earn* down sad told the
pawner she would have to go to the poise-station with me
sad be examined by a doctor. She raid, Vary well, 112 do
se." Afterwe got outside the house ebb said, " I eartainly
gave birth to • child, and I clout have told you in the first
place If my father had not been premint." I took her to
Dr. Edam* le the Wandsworth-road. and be asked
ler how bog. She said shout a taillight. Dr. Mem&
tins said It sans of DO use to exam's* kir se it cosurred
fro beg ago, and he asked her the age of the child. ['be is
could sae tall him, or whether the child was dead or ee
alive she could not tent him. He salted her what *ha had le
done with the body ' and she said she had burnt to
it. She meant that she weld sot tall whether the as
child was born dead or Ore. She said Chet abe Poo
had fright, is the house on mental occasioaa,
and she sapped they brought it on. Disked her whether
she called is anyone mid stoma ea. I asked her if anyone SL
was premst aad she said so, and that she did not let a sa
doctor or woos else bum shoat lt. I took her to the t
stattem. 86
Kr. Isghsat—Haw yea say questions to ask the wham lb. ?
Prieossi (in a low voice) —No, sir.
Ingham—la than any other witness se
Ocsatabie—No, alt. 86
M
The brother, who was is wart, was appealed to by the al
magistrate, but be had so evidence to give. IL
Mr. Ingham remanded the Owner until next Tuesday. its
The prisoner was removed crying. as.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

On mamma sanazum.)
SOUTHALL MESTING.—(THIS DAY.)

TRADESMEN'S PLATE. as.
Wild Thyme, Lord at the Manor, Eosins, Apologias, il
Limes, BIG* 'Tulip, Queen of Holland, and HadjPs lit
Daughter are Mn. di.
NURSERY PLATE. 116...
f, Blank Tulip, Queen of Holland, ri

Triumph, Hope.— -.
Radii s Denham, aad Arethass ariliami. ii.
HANDICAP HURDLE RAC& ea
Roam, Thais, Deshisos, Horsy Baker, Old Windsor, Ace eke,
el Hearts, Liss s, Nally the Nue, sad Hecate am ben% :
Several others impeded.
SI.

RICHMOND MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) I ii.
sk.

XAIBBY STAKE& LL
HawkswoU, Loom, Arthur Wellesley, Credulity, dltillt
the Clitorises, The Gear,sad Merillo. All sr* bete.
K

RICHMOND CUP OF 50 SOPS. si
Tottenham, Lozenge. Gondola, Roderick Readout. Risk. to
Mad, Three ma Cent, West Burton, and Curtain Lecture SS
are here. 10
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THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

SAPLING STAKES. to
Hearty, Bob Members. Deemer, Sooothooole. Ni Soo 61
Oid, Palmas, sad Web Maras ere here.
RICHISOND HANDICAP.
Lozenge, &apron d India, Mead, Nineette, and Curtain a
laeture ere here. ti- -

mow PLATE.
Windham, Mad, Gondol., B&Bs, White Rase, Carlala III:
Lactase, Pool* Rawliamill, sad Lumbar Ragas. All are A
laste. ...

MANSION-HOUSE.
INGENIOUS MAUD.
A respectable-looking man named Abel Vincent was this
morning brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with oh-
binning from the Groat Northern Railway some sacks of dour
with intent to defused Hoary Watch.
Mr. Weenier amend far the pressailka.
The prosecutor is this case is a doer merchant, awry-
isg on business is Bisbepegateestreet, and the prisoser
bad been in his service as town traveller. In the
mouth of June the primmer professed to have received an
order for tensity sacks of dour from • baker
tamed Baer, rename In Smith-street, Nile-God, and this
order was paid for. The prisoner afterwards gave another
order for forty sacks of &par, for the tame person, and they
were supplied; but when the timsarrived for payment various
mouses were made, and it turned out that no such pampa es
Baker resided at Smith-street, but that the house we oe-
espied by the primmer, who had I. point of fate aanimed
the name of Baker for the purpose of fraudulently obtain-
ing pemession of the dour, which he sold immediately
afterwards easeiderably under its real value.
The prisoner wee remanded.
GUILDHALL.
ATTNIEFT TO INPOIHI ON THR PUNCH CONSUL.
Antoine Afire/acrid, a Frenchman, aged 32, was brought
up en before Mr. Alderman Rose, charged by
Mom. Regis (Heise!, the Chaeoallor of the Consul-
Gemini of France, in Loudon, with being is possession of
documents belonging to the French government, and also
with endeavouring to obtain charitable contributioes by
means of false documeste.
The prmecutor said—The priectuer came to my office het
Thursday morning about half-past 11 to ask for some
relief, sad to be meet beck to Paris ; he produced certifi-
cates A character from the Preach consul at Newcastle,
and es I believed them to be forgeries I told him so, and
be said he was aware of it, and that • man in the
Haymarket hod written them for him. The certificates
MR written on edictal paper with the seal of the mead at
Nowearie. He refused to tell how he bosuns possessed of
snob paper. I have received a letter from the consul at
Mimetic, is which I ern told that the praetor mast have
broken open some drawers to have obtained the papers,
tad that he had lived with that spoonerism as cook for
about thirteen =oaths, and during that time had eon-
ducted himself properly.
The prisoner, who persisted in refusing to give SST se-
ems of how be became powseered of the paper, was sea-
Mooed to 21 days' imprisonment.
BOW-STREET.
ASSAULT ON TUN CHI2I INSHICTOR OF THR CHAXNCI.CROSS
RAILWAY STATION.
Herbert CAartes Stewart, a headsmae in the 89th Regi-
ment al Foot, stationed at Sborncliffe, wee brought before
Mr. Flowers oo the charge of being drank and disorderly on
the platform of the Charing-cram Railway terminus, and
essaultiag the chief inspector, Mr. Richardsos.
Th•prroaerwenton the platform yesterday aftereaan
in • *tassel into:testae, when the inapeotor obssirviog that
he was 'edit% about on the platform, wont up to him sad
said to him, " Come, young saw, pull pausal! together if
yea miss to to cc" The prisoner told bits "togo to —."
radial that the primer was tee far gene to asetwise the
wart of salf-comemed dissipated " pulliag himself toge-
ther,* sad that it would be unsafe to let him proceed by the
train, the Mayeetir nett dearest him to leave the
platform. The primrose mimed to do so, used a great deal
of feel and abusive league" and when at attempt was
made to expel biro, masted, and struck the inspector, whit
thsisepos teak him is custody.
!es prisoner said he was very drunk, and had no moot-
Isaac of the occurrence. Doubtless all that the inspector
bad said was Out, and be was very sorry for it.
He wee Feed 10a., or, in default, committed for seven
dam

CANTNR.BURY MENTING.-(THIS DAY.) i I
ft

'HANDICAP PLATS sa.
Ethelred, Papoose, Mortlake, Lovelier, and Dumas are :
here. lel
PAID Foarsir.—Land of Os West. se
NURSERY STAKE& NS
No
Queen ?Lary, Donna, lather% Star, Varela, and Cornio- us
not are here. see
1 mks? KENT HANDICAP. 100
tiospicloo, Lucky Star, Dr. Ryon's, Claxton, Olivia, Bud- LOS
IN
worth, Sunray, Milked, and Blegets• are bens sa
TWO-YEAR.OLD STAKES. le
aS
Bay Leaf, ladies Ma. Queen Mary, and Her Ladyship OL
are bin. IL
is.

THE PONT RIDING ON HAMPSTEAD-HEATH. Fol
THE ALLEGED CASE OP MANSLAUGHTER 100
BY A BOY. 100
_lO

Lest evening Dr. Edwin Lankreter, the coroner is
for Central Middlesex. ressmed an inquiry at the Ditke of 11.
Hamilton Tavern. Now-end, Hampstead, touching the
death of Clarks Horatio Nelson Barna. lately living at -a
No. 4, Upper Bahliese-plam, who was killed os Monday, at
the Nth Met, times Hempng throws off a posy as Ham
steed.liseth. N
Henry Stacey tad be was with dammed, sad whoa they NI
I gni as the Heath, be (detailed) mid to • boy who was there, 11.11.
••
/lit him! make him go." sad th• boy either hit the pony "
mare, rap his alma, and said. "Hil hi and jest then
the posy stumbled in • hole on the gram and set off et •
feet, jolting Banal off. Hie feet lung is the stirrups and
the posy set off gallophig. ern.l
By the Jury—The dimmed mind the boy to hit the W.
pony and make him go. Et!
10.1,
Mother whims In pest part confirmed the latter state- to
meek sad the Conmer said that did away with the erimi. 40:g
reality presented to be attached to the boy who struck the MA
bons, as it was dose et the request of dammed.
Other endows was takes, includiug that of idestin by Si
the mother, and • verdict wee returned " that the deceased
was killed by being {Mews from • pony on Hanipetesd.
heath—the fall reselties is mumeans of the bran and 13.4
ether injuries." The jury further desired to my that 0,4
while they did not thin k the man Collins knew the pony Ai
to be violent or riblieled to amnia away, they hoped it ilkt
would be • saunas bow to let pantsto boye who meld 1:10.44
sot ride. .
Dr. Lankester observed that he felt bound to caution gm
the man Collies, and the others also who let ponies on b).4
the Heath, that if it should be proved they la
posies,
posies, end any fatal result followed, the owners would N.
he eaneaslie to • thugs of manslaughter.

. a •

•
Da&TH of Ms. M. Woimissary Arrwoop.—We Mk
regret to announce the death of this matlemen, which kick att
place rather soddenly on Sunday. at hie residence at Del- it.',
wish, in hie Nth year. For upwards of thirty yew be gm
was Chairman of the Genre' Steam Navigation Company, isr.l
besides men a similar parities in seversl ether cent- 1.0.1
mond • 'Ks. At one Saw he regimented the 10,1
agk of Gemnwith la part lamest —.Skipping Gaunt in.;
A WaT °Olean"! RIMUSING TO OXlttir Pas- It
smomts—Yeaterday the York and Scarborough Railway Kr
(always a busy line) was more crowded wit pameger Mt
traffio than has been remembered since its opening. Prom la(
various parts of the system cheap trains were advertised to MA
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. run to Scarborough, and, induced by the nousually fine 4
10011KRY 111011 A LLOND1119"11 OAST. we
and by the liberation from harvest work, vast too
. CAs. ries Rdwards, • Town man who has several timer Dumber" of exceelmtista, far exceeding the amount of gm
smut custody for felony, ma charged before Mr. Km: *mime mornmadetlee, assembled at the stations. The Alilk Moiling • pair of moreen curtsies from the out of trains before leaving York were filled to overflowing, and 11
Mrs. Jane Finder, carrying olt the business of a laundress at the omargisenoe was that at the road stations there was Mg
Ihmaaliksee, Rensal•grean no room. For several home as indescribable soma of Ace.
Me. Feder stated that while returning borne in the cart confusion prevailed at the Holton station. Here con- !Pt,
lost night with several baskets containing linen and other inderably over 1000, excarrimists had assembled. only tn.(
'Melee, some piteous Gelled oat that the cart was beim about one-third of which could obtain tickets, and of those ft I
robbed, and on looking into the cart she missed a pair ofwho could obtain tickete not many could encased in obtain. MA
more condos which she bad fetched from &arm hill- leg seats. From half-put seven in the townies till noon
girds= at an emiisriztref the eveeieg. Shortly after- the booking rem was besieged by hundreds of country
so
wards she w the ion the custody of a constable, people, many of whom bad walked ten or fifteen miles, ~...,
end the 'tenants were given to her by a female who saw the demanding, io sager tooes. to be rammed to Sc•rhorough. rat
prisoner take them from the cart and picked them up. The station officials were totally powerless, for every gal
olimeonstable, 29 5, proved seeing the prisoner to the train which came in was crammed to moan. Those MI
entaias from the cart. The prism" then started off and who had obtained first-alms tickets were curly too 6
4.1
race into his (the constable's) arms, at the same time throw- glad to ride in the guards van,and Cohen which had 4
*arm the curtains. Mt only la. fid. were eagerly bought at an increase of 100 lA, 0 ..:
lir. Roos remanded the prisoner that any previous con- per oast One compartment, fatesided to bold 10 persons ofr,r
*Seat might be proved. when extra fall, bad 21 excursionists in it. Many pubes ID
SOUTHWARK. »demanded their money, and otben paid the ekes= to 17.1
travel by regular tralna but after all apothems bad been let
NUICONDOCT AT A RAILWAY 'CATION.
Hoer moo.. an eetieeer,cur wawa at the b. before exhausted, fully ombalf of these wishful to travel had to it
Mr. Burnham,
doused with creatM- g a dist Theme 00 the : leave the station for their homes. The one answer obtain- .4
Platform of the South Rodent Rallwa ,at toodoo-brldPi I thle wee that there were plenty of tickets, bet the mammy
~
aad nets
Kt quit when desired hyy the eetepeey's gm, bad se mere corriage4 : the North &stern Railway ins U 0,4
nets. deed boat. 10.(
_sliaerl neMoth, a ticket collector, in the employ &mum AOOMIXT WITH Ifnutsnult—The !frit
m the railway sompany, said that Most 6 o'clock, tom of Hesoban, In Heegary, bee jest ►been the seem of a MI
on the previous evening, he was on duty on the Oath ! tragic somft. A Pat/al" of the environs WI. te be tett
arell an the day 0,1
form leading to the Gramma tubs, for the purpose' married to a yogurt lady ed the warn.
of examialue the tickets of the passengers before they passed • axed for the weddieg the bridessom eel his Meade thr
51:. the incline. The prisoner and two ethers rushed up weal in prooamien to Kamium, preeeded by a band gat
'ad attempted to per hies without showing their tickets— of music, and firing rifles an they pared &Meg.
in fact they bad now. He told them they could not During the repast, which Wag served atter the winavalfaft -
Par +above fleet providing themselves with ticket". when me of the game *bid with the Beast on the r
bride, who bad gem to
the,: prisoner became very vio'eet. They wens removed a sudden disemearame of the
little way and his eenipeadees left quietly, but the prisoner her mother is the kitchen. The harbsed mat to Sod
pinima in his violence, and on refesieg to quit be mired his wife, and swing her in the midst of a group of
hold of him for the purpose of removing him, when he ' women, he requested her to Mime to the dinim room.
struck mama, and he gave him into enstody. 1 She playfully Mused sad ran away, leashing as she
Mr. Bentham asked him if he wee a moveable? I Met. Her yorrekbastand thee took spa rite, aid. aiming
Winces replied in the negative. He wee merely &ticket. it at her, mod •.—" Come Me Irma or I will dee" 'rho
examiner. • bride tangled and Niglio! ••lithe, if yea like." 'Melnik,
Mr. Bentham told hire that he had no r4ht, even if he treat off that Mama and the peer girl fell reertalty
had bees a oonstable, to put his Made on the prisoner no- wounded : she died three Wan later, alter maul" het
leas for the purpose of taking him into malady. .clap Method that she felt meek he did not thaw
Wham said that the 'show would set leave, then. the Me wee loaded.