The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-14 00:00:00

WS FOLIOS COVRTEI.
(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUG a-STREET.
O
risarmcdmils rownuirrimo• 72011 PRIVATE
L 0001110.1100813.
lfdward Woodhouse alias Land, aflea Captain Ear-
le'', 70•1111( nnia of respectable appointers,
sad who refused Ids adorns, was charged bolero Mr.
gagg. by Sergeant Sbillingtord, 4 0, with stealing a
ptelmanteth and other articles, of the value el 181. the
the
of Mr. Edward Holland. ILP., milling at N 7,
Crkletreet. ; and the prisons, wail further
abased with stealing from No. 34, deokville-Mamti a Pori-
sisatamand other utak* the property al Colonel Parris.
sow Color, met to Mr. (Audio., the keeper of pri-
nib bosses at 34, daekvillrostreet, sad 16 and 7,
Mid—Oa or about the lOtkof July • cabman drove
ve te 34, fieekvilleeMulb and handed me the following
pat, "16 and 17. Pall-mall. —The °ohms& has hem
taken seriously ill a the week and :Le hem
brought in here by a geoticroan. The doable 'asys we 3'
sot to remove him to dmirvilleMeest, but to put him
bed at once. He waste his lumpy banaght down at o
Yob must, therefore, put his Cupp togelbar, and give them*
to the cabman to being them down.—lirs. Crtheeellite
(the gamines Mt illworruotlY). I gam the cabman the
portmanteau, which was full. sod • railway :mg with • stop,
mend it
espy@ Dual, errand-boy is Mr. Chandler's employ—l
wee present when the portmanteau was given lathe cabman.
I was afterwards in Piccadilly, eau saw the cab going along
with a man sting ea the box, and I am almost carton the
enamor is the man. I bad *Len him at the house three or
lour times before, as he came after a situation,
Primmer—What time in the day was it when the lug-
gge wee Pm op.
the evening.
Preamer—Are you quite sus it was MO in Womb
Wilasia-1 believe it was you, bet 1 am not quite sure.
Serpent Sbildinford, 4 C—Yeiterday afternoon I saw
me primmer in Calaride. and followed him to a paws-
broker's Le Theoriser's-road, where I saw him take •
Jewel cue out of his pocket. I saw him receive
• duplicate free the pawnbroker, and afterwards redeem
luilk dress. The prisoner then left. and I followed hint
te Lamb's Coudnit-street, where I saw him tie up the
pared and then go to the working men's reading rooms in
IN the street, and come out with • portematteau. I asked
him where be got the portmanteau from, and be said teem
the reading room. Be also said it was his property. I them
leek him heck, and asked the proprietor of the place if ft
was the prisoner's, and he said it was, and that it came
le the home by the Pamela Delivery earl. Ou the postman.
tees mis • label, written "John Land, IL Lamb's Conduit-
drat—to be left at the luggage-station, Kind a +roe, till
called for." The portmanteau has on it the initials "&H.
thee initial, correqueding with those on the one stokin
from Mr. Holland, M.P., by means of the following letter :
" Reform Club.
"lisdame,—l received • telegram last sight from
Frights amouriciag the death of my sister, which las
'nought me to town so early this morning. I am going to
Brighton by the early train, and will return to London on
Tbunday morning. If any letters should come please mend
them to the Marine Hotel, Brighton, mid pilau to give this
cabman my lumpy as quithly u you an, and oblige yawn
r leg!
tuolldy , " HothArtn,
', Suffolk-street—(The letter was certainly fit
its appearance not such a one an • person woukl expect to
mews from a member of parliament.)
The Sergeant, in coatienation, said-1 charged him with
stealing the portmanteau from Seffolk-etreet and Seek-
vele-street, and then took hint into custody. In two purees
which I toned in hie pesuadoe. I toned several duplicates
silk, silk dresses, oasts, earrings, sad a brooch, and also
upon him a gold watch and hair Ruud.
Mr. Rao: remanded the prisoner, at the tame time de-
siring the sergeant to endeavour to anoe the cakentn, that
he might appear as a witness.
WORSHIP-STREET.
•SaralLT OS • win.
Jame Forrote, 40, • powerful man, employed as a
blacksmith. wee brought up on • warrant charged with
awaulting his wife, • shut, attenuated, and apparently
moth older woman, who said—Last night my husband
came home very drunk, sad wanted to turn my daughter
oat of doors. I clung to her, sad he struck me repeat-
edly with hie Ws about the head and body.
By Mr. Safford (the clerk)—l have had summons/et epithet
him before, but did not mete up.
Delendent—Yee, and cow you take me all of a "non-
plash' ea • warrant. Didn't you come home after the
summons and say, " Well, I haven't done any thing." And
didn't I tbee give you some money to get a dinner ?
Wite—That was about another time.
The daughter, • fine-grown girl of 16 raze, corroborated
the mother's statement.
Defendant—Now, Polly, you are on your book, you
know.
Witnem—Yes, father. I do know it.
Defendant—Didn't she refuse me coming into my own
been?

Witneu—Nor
Befeadant—She did, sod beat me with pokers and all
meted things.
Mr. Ellison (indigeantly)—Beal you with pokers ! Look
at that poor thread-paper of a woman, and 'peak of her
al
yonl
re ht. t—rve got witnesses—only she's brought me co
I " neeptieh."
Mr. Ellison—Then I'll remind yea for • week, that you
may be able to gat them.
Defendant (who now did really appear nonplussed)—
What, locked up for a week?
Mr. Ellison—Yea.
Remanded accordingly.
THAMES.
SEIIOOII CBARGE AGAINST A POLICS-OONSTABLL
A man named Thomas Marshall, • deal porter, who
pealed to have bees terribly punished, applied to Mr.
Paget far a summons spigot a pollen-coestable of the K
divition, who assaulted him last night in Three Colt-street,
opposite the east end of Limehonee parish church.
There was a lama surgical plaister on the top of the own-
plaisatit's head, sad be had loot a good deal of blood. He
said he wont into the Five Bells public-hew, in Three Colt-
dust at 9 o'clock. He went off to sleep, and at 10 mioutes
pant 12 o'clock Mr. Wright, the landlord of the Five Bella,
woke it im up and said, Now, York (his sick same), you
mat lean," and on hie refusal to do so called in • police.
constable, who struck him on the tip of the nose, hit him
on the arm, and Beady broke it, and then struck him on
the bead with his truncheon. He received • dreadful
wound, sod the people who looked oat of the windows
aided eat shame.
Mr. Psgst—Why did he Jo this ?
Applicest—The coneisbie was drank. I went to the
station this morning and could not see the constable.
Mr. Paget—Do you know his name ?
Applicant—l do not, but I have his number.
Mr. Paget—The mew areparaded whoa they come off
astit. 'Arington—Yea, sir, sod before they go on duty.
Mr. Paget addressed Polies-sergeant Monolog, No. 15 K,
who was acting as inspector for the day, and directed him
to mist the applkant in ascertaining the name of the con-
stable on the heat and the name of the constable who was
Milted to have beaten the complaioant. He supposed
there would not be any difficulty in the matter.
Manning—None, air, if he has mentioned the right hour
wad glom
Mr. Paget said he would grant • summons, and he di-
rected Manning to request the attendance of the inspector
who maw the caustables on parade last night, sad who pie
Tided them when they came off duty this morning.

La 1 la. I_

The Cork Reporter says that Hayes, the man is ga
who murdered Mr. Waddell to Dobhys'is Hotel, in Tipp& Ilt.
rary, about three years sios has bean agate in the ga
neighbourhood of Mooatrath. where he has Wes sees sad
identified, being daring womb, from the pressure of ;,j
hunger, to present himself at a gentleman's residence to St
salt for food. The polios of the distriet are scouring the rs
woods, and every hope is entertained of his speedy septum. 10
The raid of the Roman catholic hierarolay against et
the model schools of the national hosed has armed a
serious upset in the city of Cork. On Sunday last • pas- ..,
Wales' read from the alter of every chaps' there. is which 1111. I
the local school was "denounced in the strongest terms." it'.
The people were warned against sending their children to le
the lurtitutios, which is just completed, sa it has ben cos. rot
damned not only by the synod of the diocese, bit by the mg
united hieurohy of Inlaid. It la also stated in this "pie-
ce* manifesto that the minor schools are amply seffisient it.
for the class for whose benefit the model school was la. WM i
tended. gi.
U. I
Tan Amps= TO Tas Coiner= or Amur. -A at '
correspondent furnishes us (Port) with the followiog oor- ii.
reel amount of the accident to the Gunter of Airlts, re. ?I:
"poetise which many exaggsrated vertu' have been Mr- 1070
°elated : -"On Thursday sat the Countess of Airlie, a' foe
componied by the Comities of Giffo'd, who is staying at lee
Cortsaby Castle, set oat is a pony carriage and pair, with ISt
• pastillas, to pay • visit to Lady Olioninle. Oa miming Me
the avenue ladies to Glammis Out», which is • mile a°,
long, and • desceat the whole way, the horse on whisk '47
the man rode fell %Wooly. throwing its rider, and bi. gg
fors he could recover his feet both horses started off 21
towards the castle. at a pace which grew every %stet» E.
more alaraiins. The Collate.' of Atrlie attempted to woo;
get out over the hack of the coulees, but is doing N.
so some part of her dress caught on the lieu-work Q
sod she was not oily throws heavily to the (rotted, bat too
sus dragged some diatom». Excepting some very severe 100
cos bar ladyship most fortunately escaped all serious 10
isjarst is, we are happy to say, nearly recovered from IL
ao amides» which might have proved fatal. The horns@ Le•
eciationed their mad career towards the bones, with the N.
Ocookes of Gifford stall sitting in the anises, Fortu- lg.
riskily at the door was Lord Strathmore's carriage, I. which el
his lordehip was sitting, on the point of starting for • drive, at
accompsniai by his medical attendant, Mr. Foam. The 411_
rotor, mooing the state at the case, courageouslyrushed to "'
the heads of the homes, and with some difficulty eacoseded I
%stopping them, sad Lady Gifford cooped without injury.
The Wanton of Airlie was immediately put to bed, and
after speeding the night at Giamatti Oast* mu suficiently ,
recovered out day to return borne."
QUEEN EMMA or HONOLULU AT Wirtooo..-The
Queen of the Sandwich Islands, attended by her suite, paid PAO" e
a visit to the Hoch C. L. and Mrs. Courtney yesterday JOAO h 2
aftensooa, st their residua in the idolaters of Windsor trptz
Castle. After partaking of refreshment, the Queen wee 14.0401 so
coadnoted by tbe Rev. CA.mon and Mrs. Courtney over. the goolsol go
Chapel Royal of SC George, sod. the Prises Cachet's *Wei SS
Memorial Chapel (formerly Caniinsl Wohey's Chapel). Weer IP
Her Majesty afterwards drove to Cower, and viaited the WWI it
int establishment them econeoted with the Sisters i.A.elsi
ot ; aid ow bee retook to Windsor attooded Divine
.Zol a
service is O. George's Chapel and occupied the stall of the S. fes
King of the Belglaas as Kniht of the Garter. After the SABO It
service her Majesty went to the residence of the Rev. Canoe 10.000,140
Courtesy, and half-past 6 o'clock took leave sad retunedBllsc: ea
to tows by the Great Western bee. Her Majesty', govern- 41/64 lil
meat have placid at the disposal of Quesa Emma and her wf go ...........,. _
Weeder)» the rooms at Claridge's Hotel, Brooketreekwhidt woo' go isiitTais 5 cautZuT tan_ 4.
SO i
an weaally oscupied by sash royal posioosees ma are reoeived 40.00040.000DMA W. Amadei
s guests in this country. The Queen will take top her resi. 40,000 le O. Bk. Indktttla, Mal
Loos at the hoed art month. goon, 111 Obart. Amor ladiketc
10,000 100 Ctty
ENTERONZWINT OF THE BISHOP OP CH7INTER.-- 20.0001100 macaw
Yesterday morning, at 11 o'clock, the °creamily of es- 40,000 ISt Ctoca.Bank of Canada
throning Dr. Jacobson, Bishop of Chester, took place at the 40,000 Of Ws. Rent at Della. la
Cathedral. A procession was formed in the save, consisting le.ooo I. Donk (L)
of the boys belonging to the King's School, the oboristete,
t...)
the minor vinous, the two archdiocese, lueidentiary canon, I0,00,:e: l.- New
the ~„,4:40,,
the chancellor of the diocese, the dean sod the bishop, fol. woo gp ..."1,,,,,,d,,,,, ii.u.pu,d,
lowed by the clergy, of whom there were very few present. *Mg 1111 /astern Nechaturertitn)
A large number of citizen, and visitors to Chatter assembled 10.4411 II Dogfish Joint Stack tf )
he the ore to wires' the premiere, sad the cathedral was WOO 1.) lagileolaauel.
ailed to overflowing. 10.000 AO Wsollsh and Swedish il.
Woe a eusop•sounktu.K.4
RESIGNATION OP THE BISHOP OP Metnouhnit - 10.000 100 Himamadaaiyag,,a,) :
IThe Right Rev. Dr. Charles Perry has intimated to the 106000 100 Dan batted at S pm_ 1
authorities at home he desire to resip the Bishopric of MAO 106 Do. New 1
Melbourne, to which he was ocasseested in 1847. The 10.000 to troPertal taesk unit" I
-- - ---- .. episcopal juriodiotioa attached to the see at
the the 10 00 Imiml"eemiee'''•-• I
FATAL FIGHT AT lioortncti.-On Monday last whole of fho proviso, of plow.* ...ow of 103;000 160
MO ha %etas.
6.000 hi Do. New
oridereble excitement was oared by areport that a fight square miles. wish • population of 540,322 aDa 108 clergy. 100,000 80 hind Yort-BIL Iristi4
betweens_r iv. lea aimed Samuel Bate anl Cherie" Dlif• Tits income of the see is 1,3381. 6s. Bd., of which 1,0001. is NAN SO Lon.Bk.offtexico.ac.a. 1
wu terminated fatally. Unfortunately the report allowance from the colonial treasury, the remainder, MOM let Sink rilloodandtL 1
Proud too true, as will be seen from the evidence en
64. gd., being paid by the trustees of the Colonial Mtn, Ingslen sod Brasil Blood
of Ire Dyke, uncle to deseassd and brother-in-Law to Bishopric Fund. The bishopric thus about to become 22. lie De. New 1
OM HO las.l3.ArrestaliAL, I a
Bate, Ulm at the %quest which wss held yesterday vacant bag been offere by her Majesty's government to sta,igi a Do. New. ~...t tom 1
11P7* the body of the denosied, Charles Dyke, by Mr. A. the Rev. Charles Edward Oakley, M.A., 8.C.L., rector to,ooo. N lea. MSsiek et Auld. at
A. Fletcher, Coroner for Walsall, and from which it IP- of the metropolitan parish of St. Paul, Covent-garden. so, elgni empty.- I
peered that the parties with their seconds met about three The rev. geotlem ians st present at Rhyl, in Wales, where 72 N Joint Stock.- li
Pao. on Monday, near to the Old Trooper, at Hiding. led he it suffer's( from a severe attack of bilious fever. He S.
N *South ktriata a
the anal preliminaries having been made, the combatants, b.joogs to the evangelical party is the church. -6. 10 tux sii &Demerit itam. el
who were both about 16, "sterol the ring sad shook basal., IMi. lie Do. do. New ll
Wit
bees
mde
good eth were doingi ers Bate said to deceased, " 1 WILTS A Rondo:Hann:air SOCIETY.-Yenterday the 0. to LonalooltVerientela B.) 11
snau.l gathering of the members sad friends of this society et leo ,Loo. & Westminster
tlefight) as frieeat with you after it is over (meaning oeireseeed at Salisbury. Me meeting took place in the 10.4014010 ' Merchant tianALlna.) SI
-.111) as over." The first round, which lasted about ! coo 1 Chamber, where Berl Nelson delivered aa intro- KM* No !Mercantile A isetaniL 14
thirty second. was terminated by the combatants falling' dustory mum.. In aba afternoon there was a dinner la 11, 1: Iltelro. lb Pre". Dirk (1., II
Upon the back. After resting about a minute the/ fought I the autatly.reoste ; and in the rteigui • emwereaza294 at I itololso lefitand list Sfm-I*.• re
!blue:owl roue which which was brought to a close by both 1 the you... to which the members were invited by the go.oco tgo .N.tto.a of u,,,,,,xd IA
?wog to the round. Neither party armor to' idiaaap. This morning (Thursday) there will be excursions ' 70,0001100 ig,pyie or highs& 42
have seltained much injury ; but deceased aoomd to Old Sarum and Stonehenge, with a pirenio at the latter skom'ate 1 co. and and 004 Dens IS
"Dive. and a longer breathing time we. allowed. I pis. ; sod oo.m.row it la in• woke so have as aaamkai 1 earl se .wairaa cue 110
A third round was then commented. Both parties a„ he
posy. VMS IS ,Now Des* Wales PO
'Floored to act on the defensive, and • good deal of
sparring was the coneeptasee. Ultimately deceased de ' 71
a rush at Bate • but- The Welsh National Eisteddfods now being , rketoo:l :.=,...0.4,,....._0 , i
ground ..' bold at Aherystwith, with& ham lately become a very so Goo fl lairoZoi e="0.09 iji
hie elbows and oomiu.do. °tom of the btcy'saaaaantbe aamaa , fashionable little waterier Oar For boldiag the miNeU•P I 'COW' Ile I l'reyttkasaulatcoco4. 1i
Jane picked downtrod sodsaid he f . ' W
up. was SWAIM. aloe •"
a moodoi. pavilion hos boos emoted capable of aocominods- 0,...7.1041,1.0...115.
of
do.iria. 4
as%
sad broody were proeured, and a Gorgon t for ; but 1 *O4 000,0 6,000 P•reasa, aaa it....i°14 b"a meth: t:rprlfikTs i 10,00 e le' De. do r
deceased, who was conveyed to the Black Horsayard,
seer rallied. Shortly after he was brought into the intern is f;._vbierya....oPsearlyaLlandf:ltutsea:te:fieul:ly orl .
.2 endh pi:.
lat.
Iftwat
iisol.adrALsosa wimrsuL.ar WI-AMIN ad aisle
rank Dr. Sommerville' aseistaat came, and clear using 1 "6.° '•"'""" """' '"" -"-" - - the • ". ofwl'
and I ?Al IN Ds. d 8.L""
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rettormi. ves without asset. pronounced him dad. After I to. stepen. 15
iadostrisi products, with the view of seorragiag the col - 00. A sew fetters In the Eisteddfod la an existu i km
I,
anus
is
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beams_ the riders of this witness, the career adjouroed ;
1,06, aaala, aa I. , ratios of home leder, amoeiet the ieb‘mriall °leeue. 106.000 I: weiesirlisa := (Ili )' 114
Da inquest till Friday, to admit of
Nuke being made. Bates and the wounds are in ciastody I OSTISTAII. PALLOI.--ONII SHILLING DAY.---
ared will be brought up before the magistrates this day' We:orison; Silly 13.-Adatielions oa worm 18,634 ;
(Thorsday). I ditto by mom Wooer 5,149 : areal vieitors. 23,1d3. .
.!. Saratoga letter, speaking of the machinery for I SOUTHAMPTON,
_IIM.r. 13. - The North Herman _l_l_ ....°' 114‘... / ,
ieil up • ferionatia wane . says :-" Pais for every ' Lloyd's stmeaship New Tork sailed hears to-day for New ;TM 1". '
pert o the body are in use. Andevios for puffiag out to • York'
direst. with the German, French, and English malls. kago'
99
um"timus the wriskles of the cheeks, tilled • plumper"; She took 150 cable presagers, together with a Lem canat mesa
has been introducei"-Aseeritaa porn inolorhog Prude jewellery to the raise of i 02.0004. eir,Or