The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

WANSION•ROUSE.

Daniel Nowa, a Lamar, was charged with begging.
S. Haywood pot ire-constable No. 93, said that he yester-
day watched the, prisoner for an hour and a half wandering
through various streets in the City, begging,
The Lord Mayor—Why do you not go to your own
country
Defeadaat—Becaum I can't get a chip.
The Lord Mayor—Than I will get one for yolk. Let the
defendant be taken to the union, and tell the master not to
let him go outside the gates till a ship is found for him.
Mary Leader, who bad been remanded from yesterday,
charged with having assaulted Mrs. Joseph, a Jewces, with
• dot iron, wu age.in brought up.
The prusscutnx said the had nothing to add to her testi-
mony of the previous day.
The Lord Mayor ordered the prisoner to find two securities
in SI. each to be of good behaviour for six months.

BOW-STREET.
TrILNI,O A MAN OUT O► HIS OWN HOORN.
Edward Paklimy, a young man, apptrenioly of consider.
able muscular streorth, who aria &ern& d as a bricklayer,
was charged whh the ttllowing extraordinary assault upon
a 'redeems& in the Strand.

Mr. Bareeti Levy deposed—I em a clothier, 'carrying on
business at Ybl, Strand, the corner of Pickett-street. I
Wes in my shop at 7 o'clock last evening (Monday), when
the prisoner CAM in, and addres,ing himself to me said,
" Where is the master of the !wipe ?" I replied that I
was the toaster, and asked him what be wanted. He said,
" Yet the mash r? It's ad—be !" and without another
word he seized me by the collar of my coat and literally
turned me out of the shop into the street. A mob imme-
diately eAlected, but the prisoner stood at the entrance of
ties shop, and would not allow roe to re-enter it. I was
comegnently obliged to find • policeman, by whose inter-
ference, with the assistance of some of the nrighbours I
was ambled to get back spin to my own premises. The
prisoner was very drunk and violent and resisted being
taken into custody, so that he was obliged to be carried to
the station.

Mr. Harry—Do you know the man ?
Mr. Levy—l never saw him before in my life.
The police-constable who took the charge described the
violent resistance offered by the prisoner, who *track Ma
(the otil,er) a severe blow behind the ear. He acted, said
the constable, more like a mad bull than a human biting.
He was c trned to Bow-street on the shoulders of witness
sad other (Akers.

w "ThepiisO—nerLl am very sorry ; I have no recollection of
hat phased.
Mt. Henry—lt is Impotaage to pass over so serious as
amatatt as Ibis. I line him 20s. or fonneen days.
?be prisoner was committed in defanit.
LAMBETH.
A ?minas. Wire

A westleer-beaks seaman, accompanied by a
looking perma, who wee hie epokesinan, applied to
Elliott for hie advise eumecting the 'maintenance of his wile.
Prom the statement made, It appeared that shoat eighteen
ineatke alp the mum= weal to sea, leaving hie wife his
half-pap fee the ainart of herself and a child of which she
was pregamst at tits Um he loft, and daring his abeam is
bid been tegvissiy pad. On his returalag beam be
was bd 111M112 laileawaina that had reached him to maks
inqdrise, awl diessversd that hie wife had been delivered of
• naiad and, sr which b could not be by any mow the
What, es he was ow sf the country for 16 maths prier to
its birth, and the MOM of the present applieadomerea take
his worship'■ opiates whether, ander the ehoam.maeae,he
wee tonsil to support his wife after such waded.
Mr. Elliott remarked that if his statement was torrent,
and he could prove that his wife had beat delivered of a
child fourteen or fifteen months after he had left the oeastry,
and while he wee Abilene from England, he was e.. tuna
to support her or her oft...prier so born.
The sailor &cern. it much elated at what he ha brad, and
said he had no objection whatever to the support of ide whirs
fret child, but he should certainly not do anything for her or
the second infant, and left the comet in high glee.
WANDSWORTH.
ALLT.GIU I. ICID-11 AT WANDSITOILTI.
Ehirsortli Bred, a very reepntabie-looking young Imam
who was stated to be • Sunday ICING' teacher. and • fore-
women at the paper-mills in °emit-bum, tirn, elsworth, wee
placed ls the duck before Mr. Ingham, charged with un-
lawfully commaling the birth of her illegitimate child. The
misonerameand very ill, gadill, was allowed to have • Asir
in the
It eppeared that as the afternoon of the 17th of Aland
lam the ateentica of a gardener was drawn to sormaking
lying upon the basis of the river at Paoli Plessant. Wands-
worth. Upas going to it be found that It was ti'e dead
body of • child wrapped in • piece of calico. It was lying
about thirty yarda from high water murk, ant ti
to have been recently laid there, as the
Cryedwas 00S3 rely dry. No doubt es W.
tide rose b would have been washed away, but for the
discovery hy the gardener. Ile obtaiaed a basket in whim b
he placed the add and ocaveyed it at once to the pollee
Milton end gam it into the charge of Impeder Poison
Inquiries were at once instituted and the primer wee
suspected of being the molder. Bhe was found very ill In
bed, at her lodgings in Chnrch-row, Wandsworth, and at
fret denied that she had been delivered of a child, bet
ultimately she coolsesed toat she was taken ill at • home In
Gernatt-lean, and afterwards placed the child upon the
beak of the Therein
Dr. Brows, the police divhdonal surgeon, of Wendewceih,
Mated that he ezmained the child on the 17th. It was •
full-grown limale-ohild, sad in his opinion it was born
alive.

SIG. Ingham—Rea die yea haw dad It wag beta t
Dr. Brown—l goad the dose sad tested the Mese ha the
usual way. woe well MAW, sad have as deat4
the child limbed, wee la • mey Mae
end there were marks of Agleam spa the throst.et
beta grasped tightly with Um Lad. The meta of er
nails were quite the threat and seek, and I
hand • greet dad a allseed seder the ibis.
Mr. Ingham—Cm yea asesemi he as death?
Dr. Brows—Freak appermameeertsialy I should sey from
'heartiest= or onflocatka. What I opened the body I
totted all the organs us • healthy state, and all the appear-
snow indicated • death from streegulatton.
Mr. Ingham, to the prisoner—Rave you any questions to
pet to the =rams ?
The prisoner (in a very low volos—No, dr.
Mr. Ingham—Wboa will the macaw be .1.13 to endow
moths. examination ?

Dr. Droene—ls a, dr.
Mr. Imbue—Tem ni reeeemei her fur a week.
The macaw wee t►as riesoved.

Sir Roderick Murchison, who was for some days
nuidihig et Luigi.,ll, the Caithness wet of the Duke of
Parthaiii, la sow es lloarobia Castle, es a guest of hie Grace
the Dater etautherlend.—Johis o Groat Journal.
In Pram* according to the law, the clergyman
of see► perish was alone eatltortsed to deliver ea address
over the grave of a decoyed person. The Prince of Presets
his jest euseded that right to say of the friends of the
deasseed.

AN AIfTI•SLAYUUT BALLtD.—The usual annual
conventions of minuted people were held in different parts of
New England on August I, the anniversary of Jamaican
emaneirstion. A Boston newspaper anginas a lunching
ballad, sung at this New Bedford convention. We quote one
vireo only
• I baud Victoria plain* say,
If we would all forsake

Ot;;
And come across the Lake,
That she was standiog on the shore,
With arms extended wide,
To give us ell a peaceful horns
Beyond the roiheg tide.
Fs/swell, Old Master:
That's enough for we—
I'm going straight to Canada,
Where eokared men era free."

Boom KENSINGTON MUSKUlll.—During tho week
astfing 28th of August, the visitors have been as follows :
On Monday, Tuesday, sad Saturday, free days, 3,973; so
Waste, and Tuesday, free evenings, 4,897. On the Wes
student.' days (mbnission to the public 6d.), 640; ace sty
dent: evening, Wednesday, 110. Total, 9,610. From the
opening of the Museum, 671,663.

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