The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-16 00:00:00

THE POLIOII COURT&

MANSION-8011181.
Mr. H. H. .tiadeny, of dristinhisra sad Mr. .7. W.
Coke, of ldinclag lose, the owners of a ship called the lire
Quesemilha/peared in answer kr eammens takes out
by Ommegit. a mamas as heard that noel,
te mover the sum of 361., tin am of Ingo due from
the debedents to him.
Nr. Lone" barrister amoral for
the thoisites=ra ;
sad fir. Seeley, berristeri for
Iran Leareese's rad tivi 41114110/00 el lice
omplelnant, it appeared *eel the
Fire Queen at New York oe the 911;7X,111:14, and dyed
ankles to earn for twelve ocathe from that date ;
et
the sed of which time he wee to be dieshe
at a British port, sad his wages were to be 61. pier
moat]. They west about from pies" to pram and mind
at Hoeg Krieg, when the opera, Whom sons was Joke-
=tea desirous of getting rid el his craw, and
a Oldness mew. The seta however, lean
the a Fs sad the capiale te the ewes], let wee
told he could not The 1111111161111 met to
Hmegkee, sod the=then mils Med to get rid el his
mew, bet they declined to loner ad es theTaw lad Jemmy
last hey were tuned cd the noel.
_were tuned
adrift In iihaeghea sail outsot brag able to Web employ-
ment oa moura of art having tisk preps
they mum beam deelkate, sod IMO
about la sash a state that the eraottea of the
public WWI called to them Xablia ankh in era of the
then celled the
ton tra whit
rsiMimair. Oapleia Johnson was
called before the consul, and an amapmat wee made to
mod the men, four in meter, boos ; and they mind fa
Imbed la a perfectly destitute eemilties. The rein
ea eio
t was cm of the four, sad the masest he was
for wages doe from the Mk el Desember up to the expiwri:
the of the term el service
in Ser is the arikka
Hr. Becky said he was net in a yaks to diagram the
statement male by Hr.
the
fir_an see.
ma' the mew taring km • to lean the
conduct of the open, they the power Ile see abated,
and therefore the case was rat of the jurielletios of this
wort.
Sir Robert Carden, who was rasa prodding, hawses,
thought the section did loot apply.
Mr. Beaky then raked siniwz prank Mira we ,rant
the °omelettes; having left the vemel. meld net gay
loner be looked upon se the delendeate sermat, aad
therefore the mossy claimed by the mums as ways
must be looked upon as damages. and this nen
was made the mediae for monrins that radii amid may
be recovered in another court. The grathemee whom le
popmenteg, be said, were amino teas what was right is
the matter ; but it hardly reseed right that the matter
should be deeded when they were usable to know what
the bets many wan mope from the semplainaist, as the
we era still sway. sod they had so mews as premed of
promise say seldom as to what took plies between the
opting and the mew.
fpr Robert, however, ordered the amount to be paid, 361.,
sad 21. b. costs.

Terence Harley, an Irish labourerLAMBETH., wu charged before Mr.
9280tt with assaulting Thema Oalmet, 907 P.
The primmer, who is a Aar-grows your mac, el about
24, premated • mist pitiable appeeranos, sad it was evident
that he had been 'objected to SOMe punishment at the
heads of the complaining constable. The top el his head
wee covered with snipes's dressing, both hie eyes sad face
much discoloured and awl swollen. hie &this" saturated
with blood, and so weak was be from the km of blood sad
the effects of the Waits he remind, that he was
namely able to stead. From the widow it appesred
that the prisoner empayed as a labourer os •
new me
at prompt ie mane of formates se
Peckham and wee described by his landlady ars •
sad well-conducted young mace. On the day Wore
7:l:Say) he unfortunately brake the pledge which he bed
serapolowly kept for • loos thse„ and issemsdag in-
cated with others of his felloirnwerkmen. he reigned too his
lodgings at about three o'clock to borrow messy from his
hordlady to get more drink. The leadiady refund to la;
him have any mosey, upon whisk be abased her vat mash,
sad the policeman Weed, being dem ea Me vee fseld him
that if he did sot use better Impose he sheen tabs him
up. This irritated the primmer, sod he tarsal his obese
towards the ormatsble, and, being ray filltsk. Mistaftsd to
aka him. The coostable at ones drew la mad arid Amok
desperate blow on the ton of the bead, whisk
easily k socked him down. Not coolant with this the 07111•
fable motioned to strike him all over with
his troseheas, when • young lioness who bad
witnessed his brutality threw heeeslf en the prostrate
body of the prilooo4lr, aced received whit, thus eadeavourusg
to protect him from further violams, • severe blow on the
arm from the °Moses salf. Some of the fellow workmen
of the plisoner, seam what they believed to be an =scow
eery stoat oyes a drunken man, made a violent Mark on
the mutable, sad endeavoured, as he said, to throw him
into the new sewer. He wee compelled, to avoid their
fury, to get into • small shop, but they barn la the door,
to get at him, and it wee with mock difficulty be got sway
awl avoided the mast serious oeseequeoces. The primer,
in the meantime, went to the shop of • surgeon to, get his
wounds dieseed. and waa suueetly taker' into custody.
The emea bseq
ble mid that in what he had dace he had only
acted in self-defame, when attacked by • mob of persona,
sad the prisoner first pve him a violent blow on the fees.
Mr. Elliott said it was but quite right to protect the
police in the discharge of their, not eafrequartly animas
duties, but in this imams it wee quite clear
that the constable bad exceeded his duty. According
to the testimony of all the waiters, sad the Maranon
of the constable himself, the first blow was givrtrat
him, mil that with his truacheos, and he
several blows with the am* astronaut. He (Mr. Elliott)
could not see the necessity on the part of the
°Hoer to draw his bamboos to protect Masse spied •
drunken man ; and the excitement on the park ol these who
had witnessed such an Inoue of duty could not be much
wondered at. If, as alleged by the wadable, the origami
had streek him on the fees, there wee se mosedty tar bin
taking eat and =Mg his staff ahe had. Th. ere we. one
which required further iovestigatios ; and, in order to give
time for the prodoctios of further testimony on each ads,
he should admit the prisoner to bell on his own rear
nisei*. to attend there on that day week.
The primmer, accordingly, entered into his resornalow
in the aortal way, sad was dieelserged.
MABLBOR9I7GH-13THEET.

Mr. Mark, eSer;tirT4 Oontessy,
George-street, was summoned by Mr. Greet, Ineseeter
Nakano, for dt. George's, liseower-equare, foe having a
dung nit et the rear of No. 6, Brownest, Greersoor-
sonars, ia snob a state as to be injurious to the health of
the beiglibourbood.
A clerk connected with the brewery Woad for tie

defendant.
Mr. Grant cad Mr. Druitt, tbe medial °Meer of the dis-
trict, proved that the pit M question was filled with dead
dogs, cats, and offal. in such a state of putrefaction that
warms sad maggots were crawling about the place, and the
steeek metted was most intolerable. ArMlfettiona bed
been mode to the brewery which was ta the hands of
elteriffe officers, bat the nuiessoe was aot abated, as it had
been viewed that mornieg.
Mr. Sao:—Sack a place in likely to produce infection
Mr. Druitt—Tbere can be no doubt about it.
The clerk said the brewery was about to be &pond of
to the original owner.
Mr. Kicox said that had nothisg to do with the cue. The
salaams must be immediately abated.
The clerk could not undertake to do asythieg.
Mr. Korn would eot permit a state of things injurious
to the public hesith to exist a moment after the Lew could
be brought into adios. He should make an immediate
order for the removal of the salaams, cad the pareh au-
thorities could take the Deasesary steps sad proceed &pint
the owners for She expenses.

the proseentor intimated his latestisa of not rhstgag the
Farmer weed the statioo.
Polioe.onnstable Thompsos, who easisted Hawkins, wee
sworn. mid he said the acosemstor mode the elm in the Fri.
serer boom before Ike ins takes away. Re aim rid the
admanr made ao reply, bet dew at the wasabk&ae awl was
eery violent.
Nr. Martin called Yes. Bentley, who lodged la the spas
beam, sod she said she saw the two ablet SMUT the
s room sad earry him off his bed with wisdom into
Cr:ersr:st. He was Weep when be was puffed off the
bed. Ns, did mot use him strike the polka The Orem.
tutor was la the TONS what he offered to withdra the
eherge. The prisoner woe yelled off the bed after tw
ofer
was mode.
Yrs. Ewox. Ain next door, was celled te parrs aft
tbsi6priseest oat al hie boom
ter %Krieg the whole ease, slid the Fe.
stably ssigblihnlave let theeSmer slaw es the
did Ft whit to pries the agsbefi
howevecs charge which Jest tits Festal* taking him.
No harm ►
bed been doss, sod the justice, ci the rase would
be Misled if the prisoner seared into his reamaimaess to
keep the pates.