The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-20 00:00:00

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of two detective inepedore gem to lb.
foolish errand, prete that wise gnu
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prisms, mime 1867 when he teek him lido
soother mem, w@wet ho wee
*. The now sodurgatig
pamel ted prieensr wig
to three weeks' imprisonment for elm..
In Folsom,. 1861. the psigia3
Bang lismione for bomebreakteg. whim to
to 18 mouths' hard taboos. After he isig
treeprisoner came to hint sad mid thse
t oss hie Livia( honestly, gag
we im in "ad r he sem
...ham , and it was from informatiso he
the primmer that ho WU enabled to pes.,
for a oweiZe robbigill Load_ :40re. was
*wean*, OODIPOSSOOI to nVO y.
He had lost eight of him for some time.
saw him outside Mr. Poole's, io
neatly he took him in ohans for
„Bog * false pretest«. Ho belie:6°4lllZ
demo* sad to morarege him to gain ga
gays him weasimally a trifle of moo*.
t.,1 sage said the prisoser's armee wm g
cos, and the seldom, of the wort epos hlek
keg in penal merlin& for five years.
to treat the whole affair so a
'left the door laagbisi heartily

FOLIOS COURTS.
emus DAY.)

LBow.,3TRKET.
WIT&
ILBABOUS TAXATIIM OP A
Brim a shoemaker,lT of remarkably ferocious
with the followieg savage seamilt ow Me

cileix, Ellen O'Brien, whose facie was way
whose left arm had been bitten, sell by a
the witness-box with a baby at her bra
She said the had 100 g endued the anal
hubend, that it was " slew death" to her,
determined to bring him before a raegbitrate.
(cootioned the wanes') he came home to oar
Ship-yard, Temple-bar, while I was in bad
• woke me by dragging me out of the lan
f my head, knocked nee about the fain (4.
.:t my arm (exhibiting the wound). I had
o prornsatioo, Non fest asleep. He au

was she, your worship. She was drunk,
the came of it. She has been on the drink for
itht, and is ruining ins.
nisi this imputation, arid said the jiolieeman
prismier into custody would know ' she woe

How many times during the 19 years we hate
hare I beaten you?
—You have done so tiontinually.
table Beal, F 71, said be was called in between
• morning, and found' the proseentrix in a
She wee liters/1y naked, and bleeding from
and arm in a frightful manner. She VAS
e prisoner wile drunk.
said he would here Dome inquiry made as to
r of the woman before disposuig of the case,
thing could justify the brutal conduct of the

a for further examination.
CILBERICKNWELL.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ROEDER
lona, a dirty-looking sirloai fellow, aged ad, a
ker, of 42, Portpool-lane, Gray's-inn-road, war
fore Mr. Barker with assaulting and asteroid.
ler Mary Aan Stone, a proatitukis, at 41, Wad

loop
Allen, proem:king officer of the Associate In.
Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the
of Women, attended to watch the cue.
a rumbor that the woman was deed from the
had received, the court was densely crowded.
to the court priirooer was booted and yelled at
of lo and it was with great difficulty
.lice prevented the prisoner from being lynched.
e evidence of Police•constable King, 428 S. it en.
I yesterday afternoon be was called to the home
, and was informed that a woman bad heft
He went to the hones in question, and foundin
a woman lying on the floor end bleeding very
wounds on the bead and over the eyes. He
how it was done, sod she made him no reply.
ill to do so. He then uked the prisoner what
it with, and he laid he had bit her with his dot.
house had informed him that there bad hien
ere for two bourn, but no notice was taken of the
til a heavy fall was heard, although murder bed
several times.
er—Does the person live with the prisoner!
—No ; but from what he could learn the prisoner
e habit of going to meet her once or twice a week.
ner—The woman fell over the fire-place and cut
I did not intend to hurt her. She was drunk;
tness said that the woman was conveyed to the
on the stretcher in an inseneible state by a body et
He has seen her that morning, snd she wu very
. informed him that the prisoner had 'truck her
head with a pail and bad knocked her down.
.ner-1 do not wish to ask the witoeu any qua .
am sorry for what happened.
eant George Parry, 47 8, handed in the follow.
al certificate :
" University College Hospital, JUDO 20,1865.
by certify that Mary Ann Stone wu brought. to
pital yesterday at 5 p.m., with a wound so the
another smaller one over the right eye. She had
oh blood, is in a dangerous state, and is unable to
e hospital toelay.
" BUM Armor; 11.11.C.8."
: ulcer sated what sort of a house it was at which
'r occurred.
rgeset Parry said it wee a low house and bibs.
prostitutes. He might state that of late the
nrhood bad very much improved. On entering the
saw a large pool of blood. The plates on the table
vered with blond, and the whole of the place Iris
red with it.
'loner, who treated the matter with the greatest
ace, said be had nothing more to say at present.
ker remanded the prisoner for a week, and refused

A FATAL FIGHT.

CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
morning au isqueet was held at the Um. ;1,
College Hospital, to inquire into the cause of death
ph Sullivan, better known as Irish Jack, who it was
was killed through injuries he received in • pagi-
miter at South Creacent.mews • few days shim
Rickette, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray's-ins•
tended to watch the case on behalf of some pestle
fed.
Mm Stanley, of 2S, South Cement-mews, said he
the deceased, and last saw him alive on Bawds,
June 10. He was then very and said he was '
the hospital. His face was swelled • bit. He had
that the deceased had bad • fight the week before.
bt before that the deceased was asleep under the
down the yard. and he was then all right.
r. Ricketts—The deceased did not oomplain to 10.
anyone.
Walter Rickards, the resident medical officer, mil
e deceased was admitted to the hospital on the 10th
He was then sufferieg from erysipelas. The
died on oe Tuesday night last. He had dime made •
ortem examination, and externally he found a bier
on the left side of the forehead and • Intim'
back of the head. Internally the membranes of
o were congested. The cause of death was eale6,..
f the head and face. The lacerated wooed was eon-
cause erysipelas. He believed the wound masa
ring his life the deceased told him he had bad a blow
ght with some men. The wound wee an inch and •
og. The lacerated wound on the forehead Vcducid
Mr. Ricketts—The wound spoken of had healed, but
after death.
Coroner, after some further remarks, adieurped th.
for a week.

E FIRE lii Laat;agn azar.—Yeaterdat
000 an influential meeting of the inhabitants of the
of Lugbourne was held at the Bose and Crews
, Lesdenhall-market, pursuant to public lid•IIIIOW
to form • committee to smogs the diltrib°"
Us now collecting for the benefit of the munerwas
rs at the late tire. Mr. H. Byrne laid before the
og the mimes of the sufferers. There had been 19 pat'
o the different house who had boat nearly their whale
v. Therm person" were lodgers, and followed*,
tion of tailors and seamstresses. (Messrs. Carrieina
be hankers, of Lornbard•street, god Mr. B. BO"•
undertaken to receive subscriptious.) Mrs. Bain
who lost her life, was a widow, and h
young children. She was not insured.
an, aged 17 ; William Mimm, the potman, injured hy
re ; Mrs. F. bkilby, lodger at Mr. Edwards s, Inothir
e children, aged from eight months to 14 years ; 80.
y, widow, with two daughters, aged 10 and 14 ;
ens, widow, and sister of the above ; Mr. and No.,
daughter. niece, and servant ; and
William Carr
at Mr. Edwards'', have lost all their proeer"•
lam Pulland and George Dove are also serious sufferer'.
Howard, the chairman, thought the best roam
t would be to adjourn the meeting until the bodies were
and the inquest had been held, when they might
to aseertain the exact amount of the property the
had lost. The amuse suggested was taken.
wo French vessels, the barque Glirondine and
brig Courier de Colon, arrived at Aspinwall on,th*
instant. It is remarkable that these two veltolo_
sg ailed from Bordeaux at the same hour. uhaww
so long a voyage, reset their destination on the PO!
and only two hoary apart. They were 44 cleyelpo'
nyder and most noteworthy circtunstanoe cocures4
the Girondine on the passage out. Whoa
island of Martinique to the leeward. having 101.
100. 9•11 r) on board, with bat one exoepticor
attesked and 'Woken down with voinito.—Pcol6.4