The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-06 00:00:00

ILIBLBOROUGHSTRIERT.
Rio ?AIM AUSZOSISUNIYF Sw—Malaell aim pay
IMO&
Philip end Adds Detleaw, hastoird ead wife. deeeribed
SS " iI*SS6MIMi how* korPare,“ were brosOillo!ore Mr.
Boon on a warrant, dragged with komplett WIWI st No.
58, Haymarket
Yr. Allot el Oszlide4ireOLSoh yr caseated og PA
at St James's pariah ; and AL sward Lewis, of Griot
Naribotoughotreet, appeared for the primers.
Inspector Walker, of the U DiAllOl4 ProVe " 11104
seem were lie kespieg the 10411% No' 58, •
market, a tad that they were the peewee mooed
the w
Yr. gates the primal" sad exa the bey for
each in their owe bail of SOL and two media of 401. sash.
Mr. Lewis &eked that the wife' bail might be reduced.
Kr. Allem said he wrath sot corset to • re-
dootioa, es it was net the firth time that
Ague bad bees *barged with losepft • _brothel.
Moen* end Mary Anne Ale*, and wife, the
latter having as lakes la Warm" were charged co • war-
mot wish keeping• brothel at 63. Repertotrort.
Seward George Apparels, 26 0, mad he knew the pri-
mers as the keeper& of limbers, No. 631•NePet‘siteli. •
brothel. and to be the perms zeroed la unrest.
Mr. Kau Azad the toil at the make smosiat as la tho
previous makbatat the request of Mr. Lewis, adby on-
NM Mr- Willey Weed to take tower bill for tbe woman.
Elizabeth Benjamin was also therged with keeping a
brothel at 14, DeameaUrest.
The ass was proved by Suguahiskt Appletha.
Pr 26 0.
It appears that the street in w this mer
keeps • house was formerly called Quereolnet, and TM
fall of hones of the kind. All the keener of thou were
cleared oat by the parish authorities. and until the panne
watt to lire there it WIN fns from Moo
The primmer was committed, sod ordered to ester into
her own bail in SOL, and to god two sureties of 401. each.
SOUTHWARK.
authine SAWMILLS SALL&
William Ryan was pined at the bar before Kr. Benham
charged with &team Mu begateU• hags, value 24e., the
property of Mrs. Mann Charlotte Hales, the land/ady of
the Black 801 l publio•houn, Freeschooletrut, Homely.
down.
The proesoutriz raid that the Flamer entered bee house
on the previous afternoon, and weet into the bstyellisroou.
After he left, she wait into the room and the Mae
Dells. He was pursued, sad they were fond ea him.
Tamer, 149 said he stopped the prisoner, whoa Mrs.Halle give him into custody. He searched him, and feud
the betas produced.
The primer pleaded guilty, aid
Yr. Benham enteemed him to three months' hard labour
at Wandsworth.

FATAL ACCID!INT..

Joke Prior,* °shirtvow— .;;;dlTrtta to big reoognimanom.
Awed en remand with causing the death of William
&skimp, a lad seveu years of age, by driving over him with
kis talk
It appeared from the evidenee of a carpenter named
Mews that he was bop
'keg the Southwark-bridge-rood
on Thursday evening, the 29th, ult. whoa he notioad a oum.
bar of lads lanais; in and eat of Frederick-plane, It was
very dark at that spat, and the primmer was coming put
with his oak at a path pea. The doomed tee out into
the pia at the Moe when be wee knocked down, and the
ceb paned over ►is seek. On going to pleb him up he found
that We was extinct.

51iiitielea; asked whether the defendant was driving
ceredelly
Wham replied that be wee, and he could not have ems
the lad mid stierthe soileat.

Mr. 137 a; siTa sTaa; ka d the oral of the wooer's *met.
ned. The ceeetable replied that • verdict of eceideetal death

iii:lnieiTion was el the ism (*Joint end dinehazged the
ddendast, who expressed hi rivet at the melancholy
accident

THANFS.

Walter Middleton, ashoemaker, of No. 21, Turner-street,
St. George's-in-the-Fart, was brought before Xr. Put-
ridge. charged with stesliog three drone and a shawl,
valued at 51., the property of Sarah Audis.
The prcesentrii is an lodostrions young woman, a
servant out of plea. and was staying with a Mead
aimed nubeth Hardnam, of No. 20, Toner-
street, where she depaited her boa coats's* all the pro-
perty she had is the world, the fruits of her own IsdnAry.
The prieoner wee in Li. Nardnam's room, on Saturday
sight. He was is diatoms and had received as.
abuse from her. Yesterday the prosseatriz
mimed her drowse and shawl. fluspicios fell apes
the primer, who was takes into custody by
Dcoald bl'Key, a policelosetable, No. 275 K, to whom he
stated that he had committed the robbery, and mused the
for 28a. He expended the mosey is the enjoy-
TosurYhi. owe eseenal erateSortios.. His wife, who came
to the ratios-boos with him, was nearly Baked, and there
was so Waiters is their room.

Mr. Partridge malted it a.ropery hsd trim rewired.
M'Say—lio, sir. be maid be pawned the young woolen's
clothes for 265. sad destroyed the duplicates.
Mr. Partridge—Pied property it you m. I will
retread Use primmer for a week.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OP woars.
(THIS DAY.)

The ordinary weekly meeting of the Metropolitan
Board of Weeks was held this day, at their tees; Spring.
gardens ; Mr. Jou THWAIIIEN in the chair.
The cash statement showed that the belances In the hands
of the treasurer ware—oe current &commits, 213,492/. Os. 4d.;
on
51,3711. 1 depositoa. acconnts,3lo,Boo/.; and on government securities,
10d.

HODBILLSS POOR.
Mt. POLLARD, the clerk io the board, read a latter to the
Poor-law Board, to the effect that it will be necessary to
raise a larger sum for the relief of the homeless poor than
that prod for in the estimates for the preoepto for the
eurrent year, and requesting the board to pails such orders
thereon u might be requisite.
The CHAIRMiIf said be had been in roiximiinication with
the Poor-law Board on the subject of the amount that
would be required op to the let of May next. At lint it
wee thought that 33001. would be ant for the require-
ments of the tunniess poor, lint subsequent expertuce
lad shown them that a much larger sum would be re-
venni in consequence of the buildings it would be WOW
eery to erect in several of the metropolitan parishes. They
would increase the estimate to about 7,0001. Ho had there-
fore directed the accountant to distribute that amount
m enter that no time should be lost, and he would
new sub their authority for it and lane the
eseessary certificates. That would be necessary to prevent
a quetion of difficulty airier. The sot of p rliament
would expire la May and it MIA a question whether if it
did expire the board could supplement the mallet sum by
lay further precept. They had, therefore, but one mune
te parses, and that was to increase the sum (rum 3,5001.
to 7,0001. The act had not come into operation whoa the
=was made, and the experience of the Poor-law
ad them to believe that 3,5001. would be sufficient.
B. proposed that the board should give its assent to
larger eum.
The motion was then put for the vote of 7,0001., and it
Wu agreed to.
The other business was then proeesxled with.
THE

LATE TRADE OUTRAGE/A—At the War-
vickshire quarter passim" yesterday, two brick-
linkers, named John Stow and Edward Garegory,
were indicted for baying at Astoe, felottiourlY
killed three horses, the property of nears. Lewis.
The /dopers were elm indicted for maliciously stab.
lag four other hones, the property of the prawn-
ton. The prisoners, both young men, were active mem.
tars of the Operative Brick-makers' Association, and the
precentors, Megan. Lewis, wßirmingham, weho are bet* manufreacturers
at the Loudly, a suburb ofwßirmingham, members
of the Master Brickmakers' Association. In consequence
of differences that had taken place, News. Lewis decided
to employ no workmen in their brickyards who belonged
to the trade untie, and this evoked very bitter feeling on
tie part of the meg. The outrage, the subject of thie
Protestation, was committed on the night of the 21st of
August last, at which time • man, named Murphy, in the
employment of the prosecutors, saw • light in bit misters'
stable, but, thinking it wee only the waggoners employed
by the firm, be did not take further notice of the circuni.
Mum In • short time afterwards he saw two men come
ant of the stable sad ran away. The stable was then
examined. In the three-stall stable one of the horses
sues laying on the floor quite dead, having been stabbed
it the chest, and another died in • short time from
similar injuries. In the other stable there were four
haus. One of them, • valuable entire horse, wu
had, having, like the other, been stabbed in the
bosom. The whole of the hones, seven in number, had
btu wounded in this way, but the majority of them
Subsequently recovered. Some two or three mouths
eiterearde the prisoners were apprehended and corn-
Mitted for trial at the late winter satires, when, owing
to %Gebouw of • material witness, the bill was ignored by
Willed jury. The evidence, though purely ciroametan.
was sow materially strougthened,esd the jury retested
verdict of guilty. They were each sentenced to fourteen
Non' Penal eetv,tudo.
AI7DIENCES AT THE THEATRES.—There wee a time
libel s London sodium was to be feared. A bed piece
wes remorselessly extinguished, so that no manager dared
lath the public by petting it again before them. A
slovenly actor wee equally certain of reprobabioe. If he
did not respect himself and his vocation, he speedily learnt
that he mud at least Newt his public. Good work, it Is
tftr, though always appreciated, could not always be se.
ftwd t but good Gadgeteer wu at least required. The
Nestle's of audiences of ads stain was worthy of en
artra4 seibitioa. They judged for p themselves, and they
did sot scruple to expreet their lamest'. No manager
W actor would hate ventured i thou drays to dietate from
bh Playbills, as we now see donne every day, what the public
owe to think of their pieces or their acting. It was their
lab/ to supply the best which they could command of both,
sad to leave these to make their way with the Publi3
vitboat note or comment of any kind. A little firmness
tb• Part at the press, and a few vigorous symptoms a
"uPtentstiou from the adieu". might Ifewin, rnatesw
mutat to their pistils) healthful state in these respects,sod teach managers sad actoes that the resources ed Bar-
atminn, in which they are now so Nettle, would no tad them in foisting wretched pieces and *Muni acting
.1 PeNic that has been tried by both beyond ebb ausuna—Prager'e Magazine for Jamey.