The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY

IfiRLDOROIJOH-STREST.

Jason Brewer, at Na 30. 0..0.-dampt, Bt. Muth*
beekseller, wam beet before Mr. Knox on • warrant
&stied with unlawfully and scandalously selling obscene
PbeirttM ladrneted by Kr. Ellim, of the Arm of Ellis
andonualinolie ivy tad on the part of the
ofl=Cs, "aHaaaant, the maperiatendent
of the 0 divides, being aim I. atamadasse.
Hr. Poland, in oag the awe, maid 0 was a awe of
selling prints of • diegraoeful character. A quantity of
petite bed bees seised at the princess's place as • former
occasion. The Oommiasioaen of Police thought this • came
where the poisoner ought to bm led at the manioca.
The 'video°, barb. haw read over, Hr. Knox asked the
whether be wished to say an3rthiw He was not
to lay anything, but be would be Wlcted for the
misd▪
em emeanour sad for having indecent prints in his pos.
_ _ .

The prisoner add
trhoial. had nothing to ray.
Morehead he

WORSkITZSI'REBT.

aeon ANBAULT UPON

Merry Dam, a powerful sad determined-looking man,
was charged with beteg 001.0111fNi is the followieg onslaught
es two erestablee in the of Dash Masa.
(Sergeant Gillett, 20 a Oneida, whom tau in every
pare was frightfully die:aimed. and who manifestly
entered the witness box with diMoulty, dmaceed :
tile hours at Divine morales ma the morn-
iDegmbJ the 6th Mt. I and Serpent Pmehase were
atdzl and wearmaamplice uniform in Old Nichol-street,
se tela. The and several other mem were there
swearing and • great disturbance. We knew them
to be meLbsiemad
lehanaters, and revisited them to go away.
Primmer shook me with his AA in the far*, end
from that Now wee usable tow for nearly a week. I I
staggered, bet did act quite fall. I was afterwards knocked
down, kisied beneath the right eye and behind the left
ear. Directly I recovered my fest I was struck down
again, sot by the &bee certainly. I rewired
at least half-a-doses Cryehlows and kicks as the bead
and others on eery part of my body ; indeed 1 bed a most
terrible sod cruel beating. I was at leegth taken into a
I house and bathed with warm water. Inmsined in an
unconscious state for ten minutes. Sergeant Purchase was
I struck at by the prisoner. I have been confined to my
bed eight dye and am still unfit for duty.
Smear* Petrahm corroborated the above iridium,
sad spoke to the attack upon himself, during which he
deposed to some of the mandrels having palled out his
whinicses sad the hair from his heed by handfuls. The
street when the outrage occurred is (he added) not *sly
the worst in the neighbourhood, but the worst in the
world. Lest night I took prisoner into custody for as-
saulting us —he was playing at said. is a publichouss close
by the spot, and he said, Half a quid (a ludf-eoyereign) or
• whole ac, will serve you better than prosecuting me."
Mr. Profit Dukes, servos, spoke to the condition of the
pehaseweelable—both were under his care, they bad been
redly ill-usai, but Gillett by far the worst—probably from
the tact of Purchase being a muck heavier and stronger
. . . .

—Piisooor &gored that ha was drunk at the time—lndeed,
that ha had not been quite sober for the last month : he
was ammo Lasso who ill-seed the polio% bet took no share
In it.

GREENWICH.
TIMMS ♦ nmoctous DOO.

Fraliars Jfernerel, of filaughter's-rents, Bed Greenwich,
=Wle as adjeuened summons, before Mr. Traill,
I* Ireseriecly permitting a ferocious dole to be at
brie ealwassied, whereby Imam Parkin bad been severely
biteee.
. . - .

—Pollee-conetabie Anderson, 263 R, who, It will be remora-
bend, manspooolv killed a rabid dog at Greenwich, and
whimitdeg caused the death of • bon from hydrophobia, said
that sir weeks prior to the eomplainant being bitten, he
sailed upoo the defendant and warned him against allowing
the dog to be at liberty unmouled, it having bitten another
person who made aonaplaiet at the station.
The defendant, in &sewer to the magistrate, declared the
dog was • quiet, barmier animal. and amoriated for the
complainent being bikes by saying that be had come with
his knife already opened for the purpose of killing R.
(Langhter.) He had, however, duce sent the dog away
from the neighbourhood.
The emnplainaat bore said that he &Mold not feel 'Waled
unlade be knew that the dog hod lima killed.
Mr. Trail! said it was astonishing to fled the ignoramus
that prevailed among people aa to the neoseeity of a dog that
had bitten any person being killed in order to insure
against, the person so injured being baud with hydrophobia,
or Walnut. If the dog was not in a rabid orate et the time
of biting the complainant there was no fear tolls apprehended
of any such reenle, an therefore, no neesmity why it should
be lililed. In hie (Mr. Valli's) opinion it would be more satis-
factory thatthe said complainant should be enabled to ascer-
tain beyond all doubt whether or not the dog was rabid by its
being allowed to live, because, it be would always
be is fear that the animal might have been in a rabid state.
The defendant, having been cautioned, had no right to allow
snob a dog at large anmuzsled, and he should now order
him to pay • line of I.oa. and costa, with the caution that
in any future similar complaint the highest penalty would
be &area

CANDRIDOII lINIVIRSITY Naw MUSEUMS AND
Leeman Roown.—Thle building, which has bees erected
from the designs of Mr. Anthoey Balvis, F.S.A., is nearly
completed ; the professors are removing their swamies
sod apparatus into their respeolivo lecture-moms. The I
building is substantial, and has good architectural character
without being excessively ornate ; indeed, the limited foods ,
at the disposal of the architect precasted hint from rode'. i
iag in lolly, sethetioal flights of fancy.—Catetbruke lade- ;
pendent.
Pus rata CARDINAL WISINAN.—We nnderstand !
that his Maisano' Cardinal Wiseman, the painful Dews of
whore denser after a wasting illaer hes been received with
=regret, has been suffering for about 12 years from
In 1860. whilst is Rome, he suffered severely
from carbuncle. His last illnees was erysipelas of the
head and face, whit* came on about three weeks ago. It
was followed by • carbuncle on the scalp, tea days back.
He gradually sank, exhausted by this accumulation of mala-
dia..—Laned.
Joax DAY.—John Day's operation on his eyes
was performed on Wednesday last at hie temporary lodg-
lap in Albernarieetreet, by Dr. Bowman, of Clifford-
street, maisted by Dr. Stonnoods, of Oxford. The opera-
thee, which was performed under the Influence of chloro-
form, was «refined in the first instance to one eye. and was
perfectly soaciesdol, as far as the physicians could judge.
The inquiries rd his friends as to his cooditias have been
very numerous, and, from his having maw than 100 horses
soder his charge, including the Duke, the third favourite
for the Derby, the public will be glad to learn the bulletin
which I am able to nubile') about him.—" Argus," of the
Poet.
A Fox C•noar IN • CHURCH Towxx.—The
Llangibby hounds have not had a better run for • ooe-
siderable tine than on Friday week. The meet was
at Kenny's Craig, a famous haunt of "old reynard,"
as the uerghhountor farmers know to their cost, and
soon • fox was found in Westwood, where he took •
short ring ere he broke clover. Off he started acmes the
Chepstow-road, near the Reck and Fountain, thews to
Chapel Fenn, turned bark to Coed Wee, thence to Penyood
Castle, from there to Llanmartin and Willcrick, thence to
the Routewood, off to Langston.) churchyard, therms to-
wards Wilton. over for Llaawern Station, on to Belden,
back to Linea& Wood, over Llaawern-hill, through the
Routs, back to Llaswere-boss. Three rings were reads
rotted the house, when Betty, the eervsnt, shut the yard
door. He avoided the outbuildings and got over the wall.
down by Lianwern church, went to the South Wales Rail-
way, through Longditch Wood again, over Llanwern-hill,
beck by Biabton Castle. through some cottagers' sardine to
Biebtoa church, then down to the railway, and beak semis
through Looeditch Wood, over Llanwerwhill amnia, and
back to the railway, thence to the churchyard at Llamas
into the church, up to the steps to the tower—the terriers
nearly killing him before the key could be obtained to get
in, thus finishing, in so Orange • place, a splendid run of
three boars. The brash was promoted to • young lady
who followed the limeade through the whole run.—York
Herald.
Tint NAPOLEONIC Inas.—France is to be covered
with railways sod triaged with harbours, to enjoy • vast
commerce and employ • growing mercantile marine, to be
filled with an located people and to inflates)e by every
means, except thought, all the nations of the world.
Trentham' are to be iadinduaily as free as laws can make
them, free to pleat, end so build, sod to grow rich, and to
I deer lean) update everythieg whisk Mods to PhYrivri
atom Is relieved ed sheekles, at liberty to
do anything exempt runts with, or persuade, or comes, or
influence other similar atoms. Indeed even orgesientiors
is to he free, provided only it does not extend beyond
the primary eall,—the isolated, powerless, though
Mill living ceennum. Bat over ell higher orimahme.
over petition, and
as reLitnaad thought, the Emperor admits
I that be must still eapreura, Praises Frame can
have no life except la —the Emperor, the mingle 'site.
. I tire, the sole executive, the unique legislator, and before
. all the solitary freeman among thirty-five mafioso of men.
He may not wish for this position ; ba ie known often le
weary et his own monapely of pelitied life; but the sites-
. Moe he has created is still iintorable. He must still be
I Cease Alguseres, and though he may have a higher idea, •
I dream of some future condition of affairs is which • free
r sovereign shell guide the destinies of a free state by WWl-
pees leaked of eserciem, still. se he soya, " • Utopia Is to
, welfare what Illusion is to truth." Now Napoleon's Utopia
is a perfected Cresuiers.—Spectator.