The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-27 00:00:00

TPOIAOs 4JOUKTIib

(TIM DAY.)

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Meollea's. awl Ssitaidr. Angst; and florae.
systitarriassirm appeerwialthr thission-beem
Mom. la mower to Meek rem&
16.11000.5 s ea
esambeatts• spin the chary al
iiviss by moms et tales and fraudulent preemies
obbissi hem emeral inennmes diem Wm rams ot show
oublosek &bind.
yte ems Mkt mooned to emir a good deal Wows"
sgs Me weed was wrewrdsd. 1
110WRISEIT.
MIVINIARIB Ar sat 041YRO
mot Bartow end Asia Cullum two satinet woken,
...mimed with balm bunk end re ire Ms andirmee
srtie Om* Tti••••• Oa 81011Pds, sight. ea as gawk.
mm AO et kb Royal Niglients tire Priam a rfabm
iiitembor ulikemstino a itionseoint rawskm. a mood
lremmilioatlips Worm et Me thistre tow yek-strost.
1011.110 MiroM orestabla emissmi at the *atm
mot that MB nljbklars yelsomes was kr 1M gel. I
my Mak 11~,
.10.1 se to army the sebum"
wide 'boa ce dedel lbe intoeripelso. Whams
mat net Ind up Mg *ay rol u the
sum, tabor rimmed het they were drunk
weal not hied admitted Mina. • polkeo
;is *me to them and they berme gob* ter a
gm& At IM tall at OM aorta% at the end al the arir,
ises ookikallairdari the ebisakbiser, on Manz%
amen, &seam "fhb be
rairilimaa re they were alit mbar. Thrylett the hiss.,
lbw* atinrwarde reamed to a 55W more Wail.
b
sit Moe beta, end demanded to be rashattbsd.
Was • Prost end awed • freed ar
y 4. OmanWillowiMm Ma Woe thy west
be mast sloe Mum WM daisy,l
deal ore it yea de. I emu his. a night%
kiat you will brow wirers to And ta mom-
bit dosm lbsa saes him Mle enstorly be Bormant Kirk
The A aisles.
sysormes ednittad that they won the wens ter
som. bet alleged that tiro sonniable badtad the
sotral disimismos. Swim Moe mid—" Meek oar
aim wady inoesb—sre yaw net too amok ht tial—bat
owl* bid get ear rimy saw refuel to les Is la la me
aegisisr et lii• porternimme."
Peestra—Toa meld base seen the whole et tbe
yokmaines )04 bad bran sober, and it yea bad sot Irina
mormasa Plaids oe there to be mese& mil they sre not to
isteretesil by • palest ot donates tubes who will
set Woe Mismeshoo. I skill set berme a miry !navy
molly, bat I mars rosily Mkt you to pay • dm to
ahoy yea that you roams bo allowed to Wham ta this way.
ten pea IL 64. area
The hiss were paid.
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Drsoucznm ASSAULT 111 • MGM=
Wien peat* WWI 21, • MIRA; Sao* so axed fs-
s,flt.
ihnss, (horns goisolt. Medlosster, el 17,01arns-
killas Pawns, sad Marks Name" aped 21, sa
mama, of 28, Andsor•road„ Oundeir tows, were charged
Ah tele, &ask sad dhorderly sad semalliag Yr. Opp.
low Ma prepistor of the Radt tavern and pahlioltoese.
ogymo.mes, seed Poi Idlohael Hayes 81 8,
▪ the mend= of his duty.
Mr. Open' aid ha was s Homes& victualler and tarried
en baurnies at the Red Ow mama sad public-house.
Omdrntews. Loot Weal (Mama)) about gas minute
te 11, dr sr seem seen, amonpli whom were ekes them pri-
me" owe la aad destassied to raved with heif • plat
d Re told them that it was tee lots, sad that
is to were the worse foe Nur% it Mare had horn
time he should but have Ist them knee what thee'
imbed. The Flamers made um of most die.
✓ueful hope" sad mid they wen detanninsd ern to ge
set lee thrn were served. were all drank sad ma&
me of my bad lames" Ha ant his Getout foe the
.se, and when the rotatable mate he spin told then
le p away three or four times. Find* that sito prisons*
were iiensined to make a dishobeace they weal ejected
1p hese. The prisoners thus all rushed at him and hit
but be meld sot my whisk at them it wee that struck
ii.. they all hustled hint shoat sad made um at filthy
isear. As ho made a watt of sot 'mein drunken men,
the primers meld net have been served had there ba;
Mow
The primer D,Pcsa--Cas yea ay it was I that hit

Witness—Yon were one of the men that pushed me sod I
the marble about ; your rind uct, as wallas that of the other
piers's, was disgraceful.
lir. George Copetnan said be went to amid in Gloating
the hoar, sad saw the whole of she prisoners take
put is the disturbance.
Policocenstable Michael Hayes, 81 8, said he was called
to the hoses of the complainant. sad forted the three pi-
mere in beet of the bar. They were an very vi feat. and
sure they would not leave until they men served. Nom-
ua ride us el very foal league. ad said to him. " Pull
at yew staff, mad 1 will soon show you what yea nee leach
ef.` Newton then dark him in the fame and Wakened
Ns era The prisoner Dalkon caught hold of him (whore)
by the ark lied drank him. Oa the way to the pollee-
ergot the primmer Newman struck bins on the had, and
with oaths rid be was determined that the other poisoners
road set be taken. On the way to the polies-shrine the
kni=elatstebkprisoners wee very bed.
Palmer, 217 8, having given confirmatory
doses. in answer to the charge. laid they were
way for what they bad done, bat had it not been for the
dirk it meld set have happened.
Nr. Barker said that drankeener was no mum for orb
dhgreeefel ccednet at the hoer of a reepeetable tradesman,
'herd dose quite right in refusing to serve them in the
elate they were is. He should order sash of the prisoners
tz=ffne of 201., or, in default of earnest, 14 days'
rent with bard labour in the House of Correction.
—Fr primers were locked up in default.

WOREHIP•STREET.
A nintreUVoll IN A DIMMICILTY.
Caroline Perry, • girl, not satisetive in feature, but very
Pity dowsed, and wearing a bat, was charged with steeling
seold watch and chain, value 30 &mac from the perms
d Mr. Thomas Wainwright, of Shreibland-road, Deletes.
At a previous examination the promentor, who is app.
flatly above 50 years of age, end gentlemanly in ex-
terior, elated in such a subdued tone that it was
Mareely =sable to hear the words in the reporters' box—
I ma a railway contrastor, isperi•bandieg the works
K. plead for Miens. Waring, to the oonstrootion
of a bridge across that road, for the purposes of the
North London Railway and last night, about 10 o'clock,
missed my watch'end—
Cletk—lf you will have the kindness, sir, to speak loader
I will thank you. Why do you charge the primmer? Had
yen seen her before you lost your property ?
Mr. Wainwright think—yes, I think I had.
Clerk—Did goo speak to her?
Mr. Weiewright—l—l spoke weavers' ladies and gentle-
stn Yee, I believe 1 spoke taker.
Mmiaeree—Where ?
Mr. Wainwright—Where? Oh, at the works.
Maglitrato—Were you sober?
Mr. Wainwright—Sober? Oh, yes, certainly ; perfectly
ember.
Olerk—And you conversed with her!
Mr. Waiewnght—Oh, yes, I—L think I convened with
her. lam set aortae.
Olerie—Really, sir, if you would be so good as to acquaint
themart with the whole face, it woad—did you walk
with bow!-did you so anywhere with her?
Mr. Wainwright—'That is so.
'lariat/eta—You convened with, and went somewhere
with the prisoner ; it is not then so mach a matter of un-
instaiety ai you implied.
It was shown that the prosecutor had accompanied
the gel to some house, where, previous to leaving,
be mused his watch and chain, and pee her Into custody
for the robbery, the property being subsequently toned
tea her at the station-house.
Megistme.--It would bare been far better to have made
Your statement clearly from beginning to end. I shall n-
aiad the gist that inquiries may be made respecting her.
Mr. Watawright—l should like to have my watch, sir;
it is valuable to me is me business.
Magiserate—Leti him have it, and attend on the remand.
Mr. Ellison thee reminded the prisoner, who was now
beagle up and discharged.

FEARFUL. CATLIN/101MB AT ORATDOW.—For some
time put a slumber of men have bees engaged in form-
* • NM breach in the Epsom and Leatherlseed line of
the Loudon, Brighton, sod South Clout Railway, and for
that purpose they hod to remove a paressiger bridge that
erased the Wellesley-road, close to the Croydon Station.
The met bad just finished their breakfast yesterday mora-
l% sad proceeded to the bridge is order to pall It down
before the trains commeseed miming, which would be 1
o'clock, alit wee Sunday. They had • powerful through
the at work, sod they were going to hoot • o."
tbe metre of the bridge for the purpose of adjusting
a chain, which they intended to Sr to the engine
and so to pull the bridge to pierce. Scarcely
had the mes, fourteen in number, bogus to make
the hole, before the whole mass fell dove with a fear-
ful crash, burying beam* it Ave of the unfortunate men.
A number of werkmee were at ruse set to work is reams
vie; the rains, sod in a short time after they extricated
thew comrades, two of than dead sod three others is a most
precarious state. Medical aid wee immediately sought for,
and Dr. Cole at Croydon, was coos as the spot. The three
sass who were Erin were seat to Gay's Hospital. The
limes and extent of the injuries of the ustortueste mem
are as talkies :—George Mills, the largesse, who was toiled
as Morkeepsr, killed ; William Edwards, also killed ; the
former was completely eat is two, half his body
_remaining
en the top of the brickwork sad the other part Wag found
boried in the rubbieli. George
et.
Jacob Beaky. ,alta
Joke Moore were takes to tho hespltal. hat B•111411° 66
hour and a half after hie admission, the boson of hie legs
• hit, estirely semsbed to piens, sad the eibir two
sufferers in • most pricaricuse stole. H
had ouly a few scratabes, sad the other a omy=
hass
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A fashionable gold breast-pia has just bees bt-
traduced by jewellers, rolled the Dammam% pls. The heed
dthe plate formed of gold wtrA twisted
trestlY._..mad
loosely Sate the knot whisk rases* felled uswrclfor•
brothers.