The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

DOW STREET.

Anse Smith, a woman of iiii;Voirn;ertio stood remanded
as the charge of assaulting a man mimed Robert Lord, and
throwing hint out of • window at a brothel in Bariepoourt, I
was brought up for farther examiciatioe. The emu booing
died in the meanwhile, the oue cow seamed the mots seri-
ems teem of a charge of murder.
William Jobe Lord, peskier, of St. Jamee's-street, said
the demand was his brother, and was a very sober, steady
mom He was subtly made, sad by no means a string mac.
Mr. Hatohlme Hoye Bell, beam mime at Kim's College
Hospital, said the deceased was brought in to the hospital
mow after two o'clock en the night in question. He was
then inesasible. He afterwards partly recovered, bat never
sußoisetly to give any 1100041“ of this tiseseatioo. He
-maned to eyepiece his Mends, bat Demur could say amy-
-1 thing more then Yes," or "No." He would give these
answers to say questions. He probably did aot Meow that
her was dying. He was too ill to nadorstand that, or if he
know it, to show that he know it. He died on Thursday

The primes, was soda remanded to await the result of
the Moose.
Mr. Vaughan his received several letters refertina to the
acre is which Mr. Wok; alias Dc Prone, figured as the
osedastor of an eshablisheost called the " Metropolitan
Employment-office, 236. High Holborn," and " Metropol Ass
Employment Ageecy, IlliMiorow-pisoe." One gentleman,
Mr. Sergeant, of 61. Clowerotrest. Bedford-square, says:—
' I may perhaps put the piddle ea their guard (and I
take apse myself the respoasibility of so doing) by
inforsaimg you that about three months ago I exposed
Marcagh Mr. Tyrwhitt the practices of a so-called ' Ladies'
Employment Moe" then carried on by these parties
la Regeot-etwet, is having defrauded a poor widow
if three guineas By each exposure, and the threat
of legal proceedings by my eaitose, this pima wee
aimed. sad ell tram of the conductors lost. I was im-
molated at the lime with letters from theme who had been
mese h organdy Wandered, sad resolved to prosecute, but
food a difficulty in a legal poiat of view, to which I need
bet farther refer. But lading that they are still carrying
au their nefarious practices I feel it my duty to ideatify the
polio of the Holborn Folablialowet, No. 236, with those
of the late liegent-stgest ' Ladies' Employment Office,'
sad I trust this letter will be the maw of petting the
public on their guard, while, however, I ought sot to alone
without adding that I have knows Mr. Pintoes office far
several years, and can beer oat the testimony to the fact
that I believe it to be well coadested.—l remain, sir, your
obediest servant. JOIN P. limmemwr. M. 8.0.5., M.D.E.—
James Vaughan, Barb" It may be sesetiooed that the
allow, nearly the whole of whom time for several days had
boa taken up in Mvealdgatlng this ewe, bad reported to the
ineglatrate fall pestieulars ol the mode in which the bust-
ages la lteput-street was ocoducted by Wyche and his
wife is the name of a mythical "Madame St. Clair,"
alleged by Wysice to be now in Frame, but certainly woe
emu at 96, Regsat-street. Some of the particulars were
curious and interesting, but it ass rot thought advisable
to read then is coot, es it had Dot bleu dled whether
or not they abosid form the foundation of promediegs
sgainst Wyche.

Pawn DIACIPLINL—A meeting was held at the
rooms of the National Association for the Promotion of
Board Soignee last swain on this sabjeet, Mr. Frederick
Hill la the chair. A short conunnakaties wee read from
Sir Walter °mites, C. 8., in which he urged, 'rat, that sepa-
ration 'Mold form the basis of prima discipline, and
seceecUy, that there should be rogreedve improvement,
both in labour and diet, depeet en the conduct Lod
exertions of the prisoner. Oapinin Cartwright, governor of
___ Qloacerter Gaol, then read • paper, in which he reviewed
the whole subject of prison discipline at length, and strongly
EXTRAORDINARY Ronazar OF JIWZLLIIRY AT by advocated a uniform discipline throughout all the
MANCRRIITIM—Yestorda morning, a robbery of • startling in England, both in labour sod diet, so far as pincticable. He
*handier was to hart taken pleas. It was oleo recommended a general registratioa of criminals jointly
fond that the shop al Mr. Howard," jeweller, by the polio* and prison departments. Sir Lit ihnot main-
Market-street, had Wee enteral dung We previous night, Mined that punishment should be moredeterrent. In some
sad the mike ortook.in-trade removed. ILe glow-show pole hard labour and diet as &Altaic to prisoners was aa_y-
sad ovary place in which goods were slowedlawsy, thing but burdensome, and had become a mere faros. Ha
.had her cleared out. The thieves bad first broken iota thought that the labour of prisoners should be utilised by
Mr. Mania's hair-entting saloon, over the rho% and patting them to agricultural work. Mr. Elliot thought the*•
effected an entrance to Mr. Howard's premise by on after no many fanciful schemes for the punishment of
a bole through the floor. The hairdresser's towels had criminals had been tried and found wanting, it was high
been oat into strips to make ropes of, and by means of time that public attention should be turned to the fart that
, theme the thieves had lifted up the jewellery. The pollee the punishment a primmer underwent in gaol was, in many '
are said to have some ohm, which, is is hoped, will lead histanose, nothing to be compered with what be had to es-
:to • dimovery of the perpetrators of the daring robbery. sure in working for his dally brad., and lees
This is the third robbery of Mr. Howard's premises. The attention to health and oomfort, beneesseary.
Wt, it will be remembered, was some mix or aorta years Mr. Baker end Mr. Allen differed from Mr. Elliot as to the
j ago, and was sooompSalied at and-day, the robbers saki& treatment of prisoners, partioduly youths and adults.
ing and 'trotting Mn-. Heward's daughter, who wax in After some observations from Colonel Colvin, Captain Cart.
charged the shop, and leaving her is • elate of Miami. weight, and the chairman, in which the latter recommended
hefty oa the floor, while they hastily removed property the plan adopted by Captain Berates many years ago, of
el tin' value of several themes& el amide. A good deal preparing boys in industrial compations by making them
pa of sympathy is Mt far him by his brother tradearose. I earn their meals before they ate them, the meeting spa-
The value of the property taken away is about 9,0001. The rated.
I oelliag of the showes lined with iron plates, bat the LONDON AND SOUTH WI:STERN RAILWAY.--The
thieves, after breaking through the flees, bad succeeded* directors of this anspany have resolved to recommend to
j detaching one of the plates. Between Saturday night and j the proprietors, at the ball-yearly guard weeds, as tho
Monday i
.reuslkisfr e iliellY tf,thieses bed attempted to grad I 16th Mak, that the dividend for the Leff-year rain( 31st a
sisilllwy *oiled wel to me Awes el two other *fedora ' December, UM, be at the rate of St per cent. per annum
—Mr. H Ferma'a in Viotoriamtreet, and Mr. Dodge's ill ' on the ordisary capital stock of the company.
thebierbeb• rief bed ele 'breed deem and ire• I Thirty million envelopes are sold annually, and
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'mead adjoin shops from door to roof in search of nit-A.m. an ' with the crest d address front upwards of 16,000
able means el ' la tie. *ogle deigned to be robbed. I steel dies, at Parkins and Genes. who make no theme /Or
sod after gnat bad be. skilled to design( in Me• stamping or cementing, and, having only ono price, undertake
illienblenaleh Thee left bland DNam• new rope ladder. i to supply the nobility and gentry with awry description et mi-
n may be 'rationed that is Mr. Howard's shop them was . teres mdelivelotes It 'Unmeant/ 10w awls,. Hone-
crest, ess dies cat at half price. Coloured damp-.
as iron .64 °moll* "" a ill* *** "luble reduced from ti. to in, 108. Arms emblazoned. Upward,'
c :Fly, sad this bed bees sabred by mesas of drilling-, ,of le dowses klithangzE gsg pr3g.ma. of the
!Dant laildonshin withoit extra charge.
' 10introot. Ctrtroxs Couscrosmirr. —We tinder. LeveeeleeL,thdir....„.."Wrai......gibl"....bcgairts,..." a" e'els
stand that De lima of Mato= lave ap Hr. W. P. 17,-.1,111e, heegelema ~.iii.y7:-L-Pijoidni iiid OattO,
1 Gefdher, actor of Dablkto • Mc. a PAM Ed- manuismasengseatiwasa,m =auk adossarest. .-{Attruilat.
' wards ta the ocummesltip of worse]. most]