The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

GUILDHALL.
RUTPLANIT •11/AULT UPON ► Will.

Timothy Murphy was pieced at the bar before Aldermen
Copeland, charged with basin assaulted his wife so wi-
ttily that her life was in danger.
City p+lia•eoastsble 235 said that lost tight he was
called to n room in No. 12, Tot end Hnot-oast
end es entering he sew the prieoter's wife Islag is the
▪ weleerirp in bee blood. The daughter was present
and said the prisoner bad struck her mother tie ►low, but
he immediately denied it. The woman wee at once re-
moved to the hospital, and still lies there is a very pm-
eariou state. The prisoner we quite *ober at the Use.
The daughter was sot present, although told to attend.
Aldetm•a Copeland told the primmer he fateaded to
remind him, for tie certificate stated *bath's wife was in •
very dangerous state, sad if she should kappa to die the
charge egainst him would assew very different upset. If
he liked to say anything why he should mot be rewarded,
he might do so.
The prisoner this denied that he had iiessmitted the
assault, bet said his wife came la drank sad fall down, by
which ohs received the irjary compleised of.
Alderman Copelard teen remanded the prisoner until
to-monow, and directed the officer to take out a summons
to compel the atteodueee of the daughter. He also direetrd
mother certificate to be obtained from the hospital, as to
the state the woman might be in.
The prisoner was then remanded.

BOW STREET.

IT LW

♦ boy of 16, Albet 14 user, asperities to Mr. Wigg,
oableet maker, Higbotmet, Bloomsbury, was eharpd with
ilea/lag 11 45., the property of hie employee's brother, Ed-
ward B. WWI, ma also with MMus slalom a gold chola
from a former master.

It appeared that the pronestor, Wisp, who :worts for
hie brother, the prooser's estp:oper, missed, = Saturday
Lit,' saw of 11.45. from the pocket of a coat which he had
loft beagle( tip is the shop while he was at week. Suspect-
lag the prisoner, he, for two or three dap afterwards left
nark= peaty pieces is the pod= cf the swat, sad eash dap
some of thee, disapprored. Wig, allowed this to go ea till
&tinder, +bee be spit missed two prosy pieces. He this
gave the pelenterja thane, sad the nark= pepsin ware
head ea him.

The pubdpel wittier es the soma charge was Robert
idlest*, • gillfratith, in the employ of Mr. Jobs Lianit,
elt Renterbsibost. The prisoner was is Mr. Limit's am
vice as viand hey up to the 18th last, whoa he left to be
Appel seised be Kr. Wigg. Two days hikes that, witness
had purchased the gold chain now pedalled for old gold.
It was worth about Ts 6d. He rained It tress the minter
the ems day, together wit► the asap sow sttaehed to it,
which was selluished. Is witseee's opiates It we highly
Improper for a pewsbroker to take la usisished jewellery.'
Helm Hopkias, a fellow appends, of the rafter, but
come couple of yea. elder, said that Romer pve him the
Ads produced a pledge. He took it to Yr. Wells, paws-
broker, of Broad.etteet, sad obsteised Is. 6d. of which he
gave the Moose/ Is, sad kept 6d. for himself. Rosser
told whams that he poked it op is the street. The paws-
broker hod mimed the same es the ticket "Jobs Hopkins,"
bat whams gave his ehrWsu•asam correctly. The los*.
from the pawnbroker's who sow produced the ticket wal
sot the person who had received the pledge.
it, Hall severely sessund the ptwebroker for not seed-
ing t►e right young seen, sad adjourned the one until he
attended.

The yeasts =a estate is the 1101110 of the tootabig. He
did sot tteesabe Hopkins, bat iodated that he had estered
*enema as glees to list. He had set &eddied that the
Wadi WIN =Welted.

Omedeble Atabflet, 68 B. nbt that when be took the
]'inner ea the Ant 'huge he was faleeseed tbatHopkias

panes a dials for Wit.

lea this is Mme.

Mr. Hail—Then yew took bin to the station-house ?
Wilier—No, 8 r; I took him to the pawnbroker._

Mr. Hall—Wily ski pawnbroker bad sot saaa his. It
tray Rapids' ke had esea.
Witaw—lt was Hopkins I took Si W.
Mr. Hell—Aad wkat dkt yea do with tke primmer, pat
kin is your poeket?.
. .

Wit Lee—i wok kip se the stades.
The prissier pleaded guilty to stealing the shale sal the
nuked posies, bet denied en bestted's stabs sovereign.

Hie aiitleor, a doseat-lookiag +sass. ions sane forward
as Worm& for his. IN father had bon a !moans fifif
*bans pears, sari she was in gnat distress, haviag scraped
emery rimy together to pt bin approitissd.

lit. lialloosiitooset liiii to two .off' lisprisounoat.
CLBRICENWELL.

VISAPPT TIIININATION or AN IRIAN WADDING.
James Dan►lar, ',easy Deshler, Patrick P►also, and
Mee Phalea, wen ptseed at t►e bar before Yr. Carrie,
s►arpd wit► Wag drank amid arealtiai t►e pollee aedu
t►e fonewlei elawassteasee :

It appeared frees the *sidearm of Dining, 98 O ; Moore,
142 O ; sad Rome, 49 0, that lest eight, sb3st tea
eelesk, they beard a win is Olketreet, ass, the Wadea-
ble," sad 'pea proesediag thither tbsp head the primers
disk sad mails{ a &flatboat*. They &eked shim to go
away, whoa they Jawed, sad spin Mae takiag Dee-
hiss fete .study, le seised the namable by the seat and
tyre hie seller. The *then this woe ay sad attempted to
Immo Deshler, spat is the seastabise* item, hawked thin
shoat, sad kiskeil thew ea the less sad body.
The Oases., is dame, said they bad bees to a mar.
rime et Dealdises dike, sad were tarry ter whet had
esearred.

Mr. Owns Ind the two mos 10e. sub, et is default of
natant, henna days' bard labour, sad the venue or
saves days' bard leh.ar is the lime of Careetioa.
The sassy wee at one paid.
hug Clare. "the binning teem bride," was ant
tinned with Itstag dunk end maids( a diets:bases.
The prisoner is defames said that ohs get nutted retie-
day, sad wee um tar haviag got a little in non to
Irish. She had bun tubed up ell algal.

Mr. Carrie said It was • west wallmtY•t. Wradastle•
to t►i. merrier. He supposed t►et hi•s locked .p
was • mat p.•lhne•t to • yowls bridle, •ad he would
therefore let her go.

T►a Omen ties left t►e wart with her babied.

ELECTION 07 LORD NATOR.-(THIS DAT.)

This mossier the Court of Aldermen breakfasted
with the Lord Meyer at the Matteisa-lhowee, sad afterwards.
la sesordass• with saelest esteem, his lordthip, attudwi
by the sew ipwriffs, mated is state to at. Lamaism lusty
Chards, when girls* semis, wss perforated, sad • senses
presetted by his lordship's a►aplain, Dr. Morasses, who
took his tut from the 211th wive of the 72nd chapter of
Preverbe—.. Sent those nu delight la ballasts, he shall
stead before Wass."

Sabmgaestly a mumemball was bad In the Haild►all,
Ihr the elsothe of as alderman te SB the clam of Mist
magistrate of the City daring the meals, year.
The attesdases of the livery was mutually large, owing,
It was said, to Dome antipathy being felt towards Alderman
Sir K. W. Cards., who 'undamped in rotation es the list
Madams eligible for the mayoralty. The alderman is as
salve promoter of thermos of total abstinosee,and in hissed
to farther its istousts he has gose to each iragthe sot.
mita eossidershie opposition amespt the liesesod
leis of the city. ♦ hasdbill was circulated is the ban
demanding of the citizens of Load= bow they mad sap.
pert Alderman Carden for Lord Mayor, att../ ►e bed
stated before a mulatto* of the Home of Com•
moss that seas bat prostitutes sod thieves
weed Ist, a Mena atter tea rollick at sight. Tbs alder
ma, however, averted t►e setae " which bad hem
racially astleipstei by .beating bitramilf from the hell.
The anal formalities having bum gm* through, the
ammo of the ♦lderma who has sot rimed the Mar were
read ever, as fellows, vie.:—Alderman Finnic, of Tower
Ward; Alderman Sir B. W. Cards., Haight, of Donato
Ward; Alderman D. W. Wire, of Walbrook Ward;
Alderman J. Carter, of Ca/shill Wad; Aldermen W.
Cahill, M.P., at Lushes's' Ward; Aldermas Sir H.
Illegradge, Hetet. of Cads Berard Ward; Alderman
K. H. Kennedy, of Chops Ward; Alderman W. A. Rae,
of Qaorshitho Wad; sad Aldumaa LIIIINIC% of Broad-
strut Ward.

The .s of .00h alderesaa was Ibis put to the vote, sad
at the sloes of that pomading the Sheriffs doe'arod that the
ideation of the thumbs& fallen epos Alum.. Fiesta aid
Alderson Cabir. The mud of flir R. W. Cordes

was resolved with vest asaailestatioas el dis-
approval, and oily es, bud wss b.O up Is he isveor
while, es the odor ide, beady am Hemmer primal
hid up his head foe at.lerasa nub, amidst a naivetes
shoat of "AD, all." Mast a dew beads was kohl