The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-05 00:00:00

PREFERENCE SI

Grist Beetere—Eastern Ritmo., Nu. 1, 105.
Gress Northern 5 per moat. redeem. et 5 per cent. prem.

Midland—Woester end Hitchin 4 per coot., 90.
North Ratan—West Hartlipoid Harbour and Railway,

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Central Argonne, guar. 7 per omit, 41.
Dutch Rhein* (161. paid), 241, 1.
Namur and Liege guar. 6 per coat. pet (by the Belgian
government). 20.
Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin),
South hnetrisa end Lomberdo-Vesetian, 171.

SITCOULAR CHARGL or ASSAY:MT.—At the Wed-
nesbury Petty Sesames on Tuesday, David Bose, mu., of
Mosley, was charged, on a summon', with assaulting his
sec David, and locking him in a room against his will ;
and Henry Ross, soother son, was also charged,
on a summoos, with wanking his brother David.
It appeared that on the 16th of August last the com-
plainant married a young girl in the service of his father.
As soon as the marriage bad been performed the defendant,
David Roes, took possession of the complainant, and
would not let him go to his wife. He locked him up in a
room against his will, and would not let him out. Sarah
Langford said she VIM in the service of Mr. David Rose,
nth Friday, e 27th of September, the complainant
ee in the bones, she hoard the defendant say to the
complainant, " We want
_yon to go to sea. Yon most go,
and we will make you go." The complainant replied, " I
love the girl (messing his wife), and I shall net go." His '
mother, sister, and aunt then brought his clothes down-
stairs in a box. There were at the time two dogtrare at
' the door waiting. Witness heard the defendant, Henry ,
15 0, Rose, say to the complainant, "Now, David, we are
ready ; get your hat on—you most go." The complainant 1
said, " I am not going." His aunt then said, " I always
thought that you bad been brought into this, but it ap- 1
pears you are cot ; yon are so stupid." The defendant, I
Beery Rose, then went upstairs to his father, and said,
" This villain (meaning the complainant) won't go." His
father then cams down, and said to the complainant,
" It's no use you saying you won't go ; we will make you
go." The defendant, David Rose, then took hold of his
bead. and Henry Rose took his legs, and dragged the
I complainant smogs the room. The complainant then
took hold of a piece of furniture, and held it feat. They
tried to make him loose it, hat he would not. The
defendant David Rose then kicked the complainant and
punched him. Witness also saw the defendant Henry
Rose kick him several times. The complainant was then
lying down, but still bad hold of the furniture. The de-
fendant, David Rose. said to him, " You rams!. if you
don't loom it, I will kill you dead on the spot." They
continued so kick him. when the defendant, Henry Rose,
said, " Take him upstairs, strip him, and akin him, the
rogue, the rascal, the villain." The complainant then ap-
peared quite *sheathed, which the defendant, David Rose.
seeing, shouted out, " It's his roguishness, the rascal."
They then took him up stair'. When they had got him up
there, witness bend blows struck. The defendant, David
Rom, and his wife were op there, and she (wither) heard
the complainant groaning. They locked him in a room,
• stripped him, and took all his clothes from him. They
kept him locked in the room from Monday night until
Tuesday night. Witness said that she sa w him on that day,
when he asked her to go to his wife. The ease was
adjourned for a week.
A Livintroot, STEAM TUG SIHZED ET THE IRISH
POLICE.—On Friday last, as the Liverpool steam tug
Slaeber waa cruising off Dunmore Bay, she wee boarded by
' some of the Irish police, under the impression that she bad
some Finlay stores on board. She wan detalmed until
' wilt day, when. a communication having boss received
from the owners in Liverpool as to her true character, she
• was at once minuted.
' When the Russians have sailed up the Oxus to
its head waters in the Hindeo Bomb, and diverted it tate
its old cheesed from the Aral to the Oassien, es they
dream of doing, there will be cahrtsmapted water and
railway oomuineication between Cashmere and the North
Pole.—Cakalla paper.

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