The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-15 00:00:00

....riter's) coal He afterwards pee the primer into
sag imonrehing hie ha: found a telescope Worm-
iorjalen which had bees taken from his remises.
Is rearesamisation Sayer. mid—l cannot write. The
is Doe a nephew of mine, DM le took relative. my
Eros by the name of Sayer.. Ihint Into niy
"—pit of good nature. I knew him * bang Mated to
by wog. I don't know his mg% whether it Is
50 or 30. I can't form any idea ato his ego, sad I
• ogiiiiehether be was sor 15 when I took him. He was
.my brother when I took him. He was living
Mgo women that I lived with. Since he he loft me
two be. been • summons hood %Taunt me far his keep.
rind to god him in clothes, hot I never gm, him thscost
I will swear that for the Met nghtata months
be L• llll:C'et..been wearing the oast, althicingh I can't say
gam low it last. I have nut Nee thi telescope foe more
ass Melte mouths. I have not preferred tide charge oat
▪ ahhoegh I have not a very good feeling lowaede '
kis. I never saw the summons that wee lamed apinstine.
Tks prisoner's mother does not oohabit with ens. I should
jore gime tbtphoser into custody before, only I was fa
*wormy wish a drew.
relhataattable.Tarmln, 495 5, said he took the shiner
we mead% sod when he told him the chirp he sad " All
rim; I irti/ go with you,"
Lorb said he should not trouble the magistrate with
,00 warm, as he most see that the charge we preferred
sst • haw of spite, bat should call • witless. who would
wgat prisonerhad beeswearing the mat for the
8 ineatlm
A Mimeo was called, who confirmed Mr. Lewis's dale.
,nark sad added that the prisoner was highly respested at
theArs in which be wee employed, and was • steady, sober,
logadricon young man.
Tao segistrate said he should discharge the mummer. who
wad leave the court without a stein on his Manager.
Ir. TAMS said he should bring an action sgaisat Sayers
fsrhhs imprisonment.
gloss Sayers left the court he was loudly hinged and
MAL ACCIDINT racoons TER RUNNING AWAY 01 • CAB.
g- Morale, • ',ebonite, was charged with leaving his
bosh end cab anamended on • maading is the Holloway.
NA from which place it ran sway, therzigisaitkoamenc4 the
mg, d Ana Shonacy, aged 65, of 16,
iheotterY•Platai 110110,17.
Themstor Jags, N divieko, watched the cans.
1118 evideoce showed that the home ran away, and before
g 'sold be stopped it ran on to the pavement, knocked
him the demised, becks oae of her legs, fractured her
gall, sad she died hi about three minutes afterwards. The
kasha its legs broken, and it had to he killed on the
INN IS wee proved that though the releaser was not by
ge Pis of his aab be lad lift • roma as charge of it.
xr. faynosart discharged the prisoner, camiddering the
igh was mused Omagh an aosident.

WORSHIP-STREET.
DISOIFACIZOL CONDUCT.

Navy Terser, a ionaglizinofpnilemealy exterior,
aimed in City business, and residing with his widowed
arm at No. 16, Hackney.termos, appeared to a dirge of
mak apes Hrs. E. Gooch, whose husband is a costar:4ov
kr rods sad railways, living at 8, Termee.reed, South
Bar mr•
Me. Vann attended for complainant.
At a fanner hearing of this owe the lady, who is mere*
sr enspalled to return home from excitement and ;
the rowed* wee therefore stayed, but not abandoned, ae
sewed process wee obtained.
00a3plainant now deposed that on the evening of the 29th
der while she wu returning home aloes, defendant met end
meted her with the words, " Good evening, my dear."
be me perfectly ans.:painted with him, In great kepi-
&ion she craned the road. He followed, pushed her by
the shoulders against a wall, sod prevented her
esllrg on the public foot path. She threatened to
rare him into custody, and he replied, " You give me
I flame m a gentleman and will woo give you in
limp.' Being farther alarmed the again retreated across
the red, sod was again followed and subjected to • reps*.
lits el the misconduct mentioned. The defendant oon-
Nasally adenoid in front of her and pushed her with his
Mew nerd she was within 100 yards of her own door,
when he left, saying he should know her again. She now
Mt feria of walking about.
ia acereasmination complainant said she harm* found
est that her assailant wu residing neer her. Be was pro-
bably a little the wane for liquor but certainly not tipsy.
Her husband called on the following morning and resetved
kern the defendant an apology. She could not undoestemd
Betsey person wee respectable who turd such language to
k*, and wan guilty of such misconduct as that which she
lad detailed, _ _ . .

-01Orp Hayti, a bricklayer, dated that he was in coin-
say with his wife at the lime, and witnessed the rude
ended of the "gentleman." He should have interfered
to- bet
lutlov ford
tltillrleynaucli"oss Itti; pwthrtddr•Piare, ti-
me kr and under her arm, pashas heru
backwardonand forward,
yen sad pressed ape's her for • distant* of 50 yards.
id Ir. dahley, for the defence, maid that defendant was only
to 19 pia of se ; his father had been a most respectable
mr/ Winter is the City of London, and no one could more
lbdi :egret what had occurred than this young man. It was con-
ase, equal upon having imbibed too much wine. He had no
recollection of any offence being given, and every apology
bed bees tendered to the lady's husband.
is Mrs. Turner declared that tar eon's ohmmeter was Inn
nit gasehable. Re had always resided beneath her roof ;he
me might have occasionally bees elevated slightly, but on this
si occasion there had been a " celebration,* and when he
us, *turned home she perceived the influence that wine on •
as weak stomach, end the warmth of the weather, had wrought
se him.
slay Mr. Cooke remarked that there might be some truth in
the explanation offered—probably there was, but it could not
Is tolerated that a respectable woman should be molested
is the public streets in that way. He had a stress belies-
lion to order imprisonment without a floe. Defaming most
=laity of-60s. and costs, or in default suffer as
km•
eat of three weeks.
.-ETle—e was paid forthwith.

THE MURDER AT ISLETroara.