The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

• MIDDLINIEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

sod they west to dm Clapham Junction nation, bat the
prisoners could sot be found
In swift to questions by Kr. Want, who delieda
ths momostrix said go mot the primula mallieeml7,
sad asked them whither they wen sot is bee 4.71.1
Wodnordar 'rbo7 roViod• No. 'Po have lust sinrses-..
from the country. ' The slimes added that —
they
empea-nag sad a het box, mad leaked like sae*.
-: Epee was positive that she win not mistakenQui
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identity.
Miss 11111er, the tirsesostries sinistaut wee worn, Maim
was %alibis to identity Ito primers. She, however, nese.
alma a shawl which wss prodmod sad said it was the 04
wars by the female who misted the shop,
Poliwoosstable Stirling mid the shawl was found la um
iirlobag.glamo said there most be a remand for icrishis,
sod adioursad the Gass nut' 'faraday next.
The nude prisoner—Can 1 haws the wit which 1 bad 011
My an.
Kr. Ingham—No ; we wrll keep it for you ; you daft
want it at present
The prisoners were rasovisd to the cells.

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(Bohm Mr. Elerjeant Dowling. DeputpitailastJudis.)

THI CASS or STABBING WITH • DAGGER.
The owe of Haas Murphy, indicted for maliciously
wounding . Patrick Slater with a decree, and inflicting
grievous bodily harm, wee regained this mendog.
Mr. JP. H. Lewis appeared for the paxicoation ; Mr.
Werner Sleigh for the prisoner.
Mr. Samuel Woodman. sorra°, was called, and be
deserited the wounds inflicted upon the prosecutor. Ode
of them war to the groin, shoot two imam le depth, said
was of • very dangerous ehoreder.
Mr. Warmer Sleigh then addressed the jury on behalf of
the prisoner, attributhig the whole of the transaction to
some of those who had assembled et the " (deadly lead "
(thieved reels), end that the prisoner bad takes no part
in it.
Mr. F. H. Lewis thee replied on the whole asaisr obtl
ridiculed the ides of an haiocent mse, without ray eau,
whatever, hiding himself lnc coal-coller, sod when toned
there producing • dagger from his pocket and attempting
to stab the pelicans° with it cd /*ion charged with bevies
before need it upon the prose:rotor.
The Deputy Amisteat—Judge gemmed op the radium.
The jury after a short consultation retuned • verdiell of
Mr. W. Sleigh mid before his lordship passed /410111•11111
be wished la put in certain documents to show Mist prisoner
hod borne • good ohs/oder, mad bed nerred se • make
tioongb the whole of the lodise weir. Since his diadem
he had joined the Middleeci Unit* bat bad left It in ace.
sequence of having a bad leg.
The prosecutor, in sneerer to quetioes from the tweed
judge. said that no quarrel Ind taken plans between hiss
sad the pawner, and he recommended the primmer to
mercy.
The jury begged to join in the rimentmeodation, end the
prosecutor offered to become surety for the prisooor to
Dame up for jadgmeut what esied epos.
The Deputy -Assietao•Judge ast4 but for the recent-
meadatioe of the prosecutor and the jury, this was • ease
that the wart would ban visited with • severe matinee;
but, is oonsiderstioe of the pomander becoming reepourible
for the appearance of the prisoner to receive the Judgment
of the court if allied upon, they were lealisol to yield to
the application. At the same time ha mast remember
that if he essimitted say fresh °Hesse, or in any way
sassulted the persons prosecutiog, he could be at once
brought up sad sestesood without say farther teat
The primmer woe then discharged.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT THE PINSBUET
EXTENSION RAILWAY WOW

THUS& KEN INJURED.-(THIS DAY.)

This afterooon a serious sosident oren;rsd
the Door dada4 et the Finsbury Kalman of as Ifokos
politaa Railway, sow b seer's of seshion fa Ablerapts.
shyest.

It sprain that a little atter twelve dela& two.,,
were employed in lifting a ante of glue, weighing gift
4 cwt., on the roof of the station by rum •
at a crone. The men suceeded in jetties the (velem
to a narrow board which war reeling ea the iron &dial
the roofing. The board broke in the middle, id
the meo who IMO standing oe it wen thrown te he
pound. a distance el about 70 feet. The glue she 14
sad the noise el the orasb wan very great, sad Oa
was beard by a workman deeding ea a ereffrldhg
near he became dreadfully alarmed, end fanning to the*
of it looked doom at the injured mis. He thee fell, ad
he was mesa by the workmen assembled "twirling e
sad round in the air," until he same to the greened hut
*wed.
All the sufferers, whose names are unknown, were re.
moved to the hospital. Their iojlllieS an My seven.

TEIE POLICE COURTS.
(TEMI DAY.)

!HE ALLEGED MURDER OF A GERMAN IF
WEST HAM.

SOUTHWARK.
YUMMY BY • IL•ILWAT POST'S.
George Bailey, a porter, in the employ of the London,
Chatham, and Dover Railway Compaay, was charged with
stealing beer from a cask while on the company's premises '
in transit from fievenoake to Bermondsey.
Mr. James Tyrell, a detective inspector is the railway
company's employ, said that the primmer was one of their
porters engaged at the extensive goods warehouses in the
a1...i friars-read. On the previous marine among a
large quantity of luggage brought from Kent were
several casks of beer consigned to a firm in ,
Bermondsey from Bever:maks. Witness had owe,
Moe to pass the truck containing the beer while the
prisoner was waking near, when he discovered that two of
the maks had been pierced, sod he discovered a water ma
lying near which emitaioed • small quaatity of beer. Witness
vaned the primes?' attention to it and questioned him
about the casks, but he at first denied all knowledge of
them or having gone near them. At last, however, he said
"fir. Tyrol', tell you all about it." Witness told him
he bad better not say anything at present, as he should
gave him into custody. He was then tekita to the station.
house, and while there be said he wished to tell the truth
about the beer. Witness cautioned him, when he said,
" I did take a little of the beer, but Grant sedated me in
taking it, and handed me the can."
The magistrate asked if Greet was in custody.
Impeder Tyrell replied that he was sot, and there was
no evidence to show that he was implicated io the offence.
The prisoner here mid that only himself did it. He only
took a little as he wu very thirsty. He wee very merry far
it, sod hoped the company would forgive him.
Ineptiotor Tyrell jab/razed his worship that the mimeos
bad been in their employ three months, and bore an excel-
lent °bender. His wages wen 17s. a week, and his
clothing.
The magistrate told the prisoner that he bad committed •
very serious offence by taking property he was bound to
protect. .ks be here
bat b • good character lite should not con-
vier him of (dairy, e fined him 40a. er two months'
imprisonment.

LAMBETH.
SURGLAIII OS SRL LOOK-00T.
Robert Cubit, a .lift-built, @mei young fellow.wis placed
at the bar before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of loitering.
with two othen, in Lambeth-read, with intent to commit
• felony.
Policooosibible 147 L said that about I o'clock this
morning he was told by a gentlemen that three men were
walking along the Lambeth roil and looking in the arias
of the different houses in a very suspicious rissitner.
He (witness) in consignee°, hsehined to the Lambeth-read
and there saw the prisoner and two other men. The pet.
weer at the time wee in the garden of one of the houses.
sad therefore oould not set away, but the other two took te
their heels. He called out to the prisoner awl inked him
what be did there, and his reply was to get his hat that had
been throws in there, but he told him that would sot de
for him. and took him into custody.
Mr. Elliott (to the prisisser)--What have you got to say
to the charge you have had made 'genet you!
PrilOger—Well, your worship, I was taking • little walk
with two other chaps, and some one far a lark threw my
hat into • snide°, and I 'newly went in topt it.
Mr. Elliott—Who were these chips, es you call them?
Prisoner—They are chaps which I know casually, but I
don't know their twines or where they live. The polies.
man called up the gentleman of the house but he said all
was right and told him to let me go.
Mr. Elliott—There cannot be the slightest doubt as to
your abject and I shall commit you to one month's hard
labour.

COMMITTAL OF THE ACCUSED FOR TRIAL
(THIS DAY.)

• -
This morning Jacob Brenner' a German cabinet.
wisher, aged 24 pore, was planed at the bar of the ettelhod
Joseph
court, @barged cm remand with the wilful mardsrof
Joseph Stott:den a German, who carried on busbies. se a
Germse cabinetmaker at Stratford.
Mr. R. Willie, solicitor, of NO. Ins, Strand, spread W
watch the ewe on behalf of the accused ; and locpwAst
Studien sparred to watch the pioceedinp on the pond
tags ceenminie lees of police.
At the last sitting of the court the migistrate adjatlld
the ioquiry to order to ascertain the result of the cerseor's
bigness that woo at that time to bare bees held Kea is
body of the deceased men.
Isapector Standage now informed the magistrate the the
coroner's jury bad retuned a verdict of
against the acammed, Jacob &saner. In thenetlitalitirc
prisoner being discharged by the magistrate he (ths fie
vector) would lodge the prisoner so Newpte upes the
coroner's warrant.
After Marie' further evidence,
The magistrate committed the accused upon the charged
sena lighter.
Mr. Vt ales epplied to the magistrate for a summon be
moult against Leonard IK-retches, the son of the devoid.
The &mind complained of arose out of the quarrel ebti
led to the deceased's death. Upon that comma the ms,
in company with his father, struck Branner fa etas dokot
Intoner with sticks that he was at the time in dagger d lis
life. The prindpal witness in the case would be Jae*
Beeper.
The magistrate declined to grant the summons at the po
sent stage of the cam as the prisoner would be inonmersisi
to Nampa,.
Mr. Willis said that he should renew his application apes
ia future medal when he should bring up his client to
Pee evidence under a writ of habeas corpus.

THE ALLEGEDBER MURDER OF A WOMAN IN
MONDSEY.

INQUEST.—(THIS DIY.)
This morning Mr. William Carter, Coroner toe
Surrey, held an inquiry at the Yorkshire Grey tavern4i
mond/my-street, as to the circutostascos of the
murder of a widow named Sarah Ann Scott by a man VA
whom she cohabited.
The jury having been sworn in proceeded to view the
body of the deceased, which I.y in room at No. 3, White's.
grounds, Onn.alley„ Berniondaey, and whicn presented a
shocking appearance.
'Repeater Raymond had the management of the case fa
the police authorities.
The evideum was similar to that heard at the police.

mart.
After a long deliberation, the jury returned e verdict el
" Manslaughter against Henry Makatea for falai/oak
killiog sod slaying Bush Ann &att."
The Coroner then issued his warrant for the denting
the primmer is Horumoeger•leue gaol, until his trial at the
next sessions of the Centre' Crimituil Court,
It was Mated that the deoessei woman drank en m
avenge 11. worth of gin every week. She obtained the
money by boiling water for the workmen is the Boma&
.esy factories for the:, teas, at one penny per head.
•

DETTRILLWID SUICIDE OF • RIFLE VOLIIIITNEE.
About 2o'clock this morning it was discovered that amen,
shoot 30 years of age, named Frederick Lawton. a nap.
_err
peter, sad also • member of the 29th Middlesex Rffiess
had committed suicides. No. 38, Great Wiodmilletrests
Haymarket. It appears that at the time above stated ths
wife of the deceased went home and fouad the decnied
lying ow the Boor in • pool of blood. Sergeant Loth 90,
and • constable, as also Mr. Mamie, anima, of Great
Windmill-street, were called in. The bead of the cleaned
was toed to be meet frightfully shattered, he having dle-
charged the entente of • ride into has mouth. Attached in
the trigger of the rifle was a loop, into which the deemed
had placed his foot so as to be able to discharge the ride.
It inlaid that the deceased was as excellent shot, sad had
received 'event rims from rifle carpe.
Dintrithrenvn Fritz NEAR THE HAYMANEEL--.
Errthonnnuth DEATH OF • VOLUNTIZI.—About 2 this
morning • fire broke out on the pre nine belonging to Mr.
Beat*. gilder, 21. itopen-streeit. The workshops at this
roar were burnt out, and another workshop behind Noll
was considerably damaged by tire and water. A
rifle volunteer made himself vary conspicuous at the fire.
Upon going home in the same street, he lauded his rife,
Placed the maul, in his mouth, and, haring lowered the
hammer, discharged the °anvils into his had, ems*
almost instantaneous death. This toolmetholy event is
officially reported by the condoctors am arising from the
CONCEALMENT OF EMIL excitement consequent upon the fire.
Mr. Thomas Aldridge, late manager to Mr. J. S. Watts, MELANCHOLY Stamm —Yesterday morning •
laacUord of the White Swan Tavern, is the Commercial- pie of suicide of • very melancholy character occurred la
road Esst, neer the Stepoey Railway Station, was brought saa.streec. Lewes, where the wife of Mr. Card. Math.
up from Clerkenwall prison. ne is charged with 4ta, committed suicide by jumping down the well la the
aiding and abetting • woman named Marl 0-ln--naw, yard adjoioing her lama.lt appears that the deceased.
alias Palmer, formerly cook at the White Swan, in oonosslitig I whe is about 58 years of age, has been an invalid for • long
the birth of her illegitimate child. The coroner sod jury I time from an internal complaint, and has only just cone
awl, a merciful view of the subject, sad **loom' ea then out of Brighton Hospital, where she has been an billeting
verdict that there was no evidence to prove who suffocated I seder Dr. Ormond. She has been in • very weak ma.
the child. The rase against the • Aldridge is that after , seed state ever since, unable to do any household work,
the birth of the chili he em
female clothing which bad been used by • lying-in woman.
Or 4 • woman to wash some I and this no doubt has preyed on her mud. Meth
and that when a °of:Mettle arrested the women Ginnie he tbi%ec:Demkk
said to him, " Coot we square this ? you know what things . weekly ermlition, drew
yaes4terday mooing the deceased went lath
singslas
are between man and into ;she will oaly get the sack, ad toa
bsteaateaforal one
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1-- from the well, which is a very deep one, end then plectr-
a will be ten thousand pities." This is the whole of the wog homily down. Assistance wee at hand, and memo",
evidence against Aldridge, and it has been urged in his were at once taken to get her up, Mr. Wicksteed, stupor
favour that all he did was from motives of oompirsion. being seat for in the meantime. He arrived before the
Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, said his was sow prepared Doorwoman was conveyed to the surface—a man is the
with bail for the prisoner Aldridge. employ of Mr. Duplock, plumber, having descended with a
Mr. Paget—What amontt of bail? rope—sad enlisted in bringing her up, when he discerned
Mr. Charles Young—The prisoner's own personal Tempi- . that she was quite dead, having dislocated the vertebrae ci
moos in 4001., and two sureties of 2001. her beak sod sustained • fracture of the right thigh. Sin
Mr. Paget—That is the amount of bail I determined upon was much respected by her neighbours and (rim& La
Mrs. Sarah Ann Robson. the landlady of the Victoria faqteest es the body will be held this (Tuesday) evening.—
Deck Tavern, neer the Victoria Doek ; and Mr. Hoard Surrey Standard.
Love, baker, San Tavera-fields, St. George'sdrtlas-Fest,
offered themselves as bail, and were accepted. Aldridge, ..XTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.—A very 'jaggier
who has b••• Pro= • fortnight, was alma hharatad• Mr. H. Goering,. the High Constable of Lewes, rode over
sondoot occurred in this neighbourhood a day or two Mo.
WANDSWORTH. Is his premien at Firle, and while engaged inside employed
EINGULAZ CAEN or POOP= FICIZING. a boy to hold his horse. At the same time two boa, ewe
James Williams and Harriet Witham,. who bore a eery of whom is named Mister, went playing to thM
of pocket pickmg.
Mrs. Ann Beneath, a Anionic, tut. of Rt. •Johes-ltill, I in swinging •• lantis stick be had to strike the other ••
Batteries, stated that oa Wednesday morning last the poi. usfortunately smote the horse on the haunch.
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kept elastic dress holders. She had Dees in sleek ' meadow blew with his heels. Mister esasosed mann
but thinking from their appearance that they were are-' the wiser boy, sad they both bit the
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she ran upstairs for one, and in give se so see appareatly lifeless. Mr. Garner mounted his. base
her lo the middle el this stop, and tereg=ved sixpence • aad rode lo hot haste to to procure the eiruit"c•
In payment. The female then pointed to the sad orniater of Idr. Wfakathodi meth, who immediately retmmd
prieceis whither triedsto°dena thm"ree,retsdinhinegappeaeY'redgismel‘to tau looking Iliewilibterhionnttheßthelgamerlt, wrinithedwutrart
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time. He paid her • shilling foe one pair of genies sea which hthaothood 'alarms were argehdeee
then walked straight eat et the shop. The female !legend Mein in ethanol with the good. The other 0. oars "
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and slowly followed her eoutpianioe. Wither headed . Maim um, sad both oyes blackened. The oneestrl .
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the shilling to ber eashrtant, but the itlpenee she asset was applied, and we are glad to bear that'll's oar
retained, re it did not being to the tilt, sod es be Mr. 'bastes* on Smoky they were doing very Ira la.
failing for be, pure to put, it with her ewer, thold.—SurroF dthlthario
money she found it goes. The pane, which (*stained • , PATENT OFFICE MUBEI7II, SouTH P•INEINOT0114
half-sovereign and shoat 15s. in silver, was lee sbortiy —Number et visitors for the week eedieg Ssotember
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I before the prisoner, entered her shop. She put out her 2,629. Total number mime the operant of tho Museum ROI
boaset, and maim' a =atolls she laformsd him of her loss, daily (12th May, 1888), 963,797.

MANES.
♦ JUVENILE TRIM
den Sullivan, aged 1.2 years, was brought before Yr.
Paget, charged with stealing • gold ring and money from
her mistress.
Elizabeth Pelham. a single lady, said she kept • lodging.
house at No. 58. Lincoln street, Mde.end.road. The pri-
soner. whose parents were very poor, bad been rearm-
mended to her by a person who formerly kept the house
as • "little servant," and she determined en
taking the girl upon tri.l, and for the work she had dome
had given her broken victuals and money. Oa Friday lest
• gold ring and • purse containing 30.. belonging to her
sister, were missing. She marked some money sect missed
lSd. of it. She sought the ad►ioe of a gentlemen belonging
to • banking house who lodged with her, and gave the
prisoner into custody. The marked money WU foetid on
the prisoner. Her sister's purse was also taken from the
girl.
Mr. Paget said he very much regretted the dishonesty et
the girl to whom the piosenutriz had behaved so well. He
remanded the prisoner, and directed that the mother of the
prisoner and the sister of the prosseuteix should attend the
next hosting.

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