The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-14 00:00:00

ILtRLBOROUGH-BTREKT.

Two rough delinitaeiTooldeglelic;e7l; the dress of
labourera, named Hiallard Baud and William Riley, wets
charged with steam agaththy of Iliad from the roof of the
Artiste Club, tit. litheirrelseet, the property of the Duke of
Cleveland and ether lemisma
From the Mime KIM peeler of the club it appeared
that on the preview evades be that up to the top of the
house, and there saw the two pethimms in the set of breaking
up • law these of kadoilish Mil bum 'Mimed from the
root no peeler Wad them what they were &Mg, and he
wee told they thee rasellai the theit. Ambled by another
porter, he seemed rai-leghwl Smith got away dews a ladder
pieced spirt the hewn width wee maw repair.
Pollorethelobb C prowl media Sint* laNeethilly,
sad while on the reed be the Athos be bath, bet the dam
panned sad orethemid
Smith acid he had actilai to do with stealing the lead.
He ere oath by Buy te go up mid theist in carrying some
slatse, when the porter ems sp. He wished to mill a witness
to ohmmeter._ _ _ . . .

res;;;;ble medicos said he had employed him several
times, end had paid Ma IL 4e. het week.
The porter of the club said the priewiers must have got op
the hake pieced against the next house, u if they bed gone
through the club- lipase they would have been peen.
Abraham Beans, a carpenter employed at the adjoining
house, identified the tools produced es his property. He le
thaw male on the previous evening, and on going that morning
he Lased than, andgoat, was told they were found on the
primmer&
Xv
Balt he wee.
Dkelimid ew said, sotwlthiaandlng Smith had called a
witness, he had so doubt of his guilt.
The primers were conindtted for four months' hard
labour.

MAILYLEBONS.
loasph Barbra, • pear diseased looking Italian, was
charged wines= se argue, sad thee blooming a
suirenos, and to move sway when told to
do so. Polimomeablenn send as feemprea to the
prisoner.
Mr. C. Rabbi" M.A., F.H.8., rarklialg at 1, Donet-
sk**, Patasse-aquare, Stated that at alittle before 12 o'clock
the previous night he was prefab:ally engaged at home
whoa off of a sadden be was disturbed by the non* of the
=sera
tam, who had commenced playing opposite his
After waiting for • Sew minutes, in the hope that
the pawner would desist and go away, be wen out and re-
mised bbe to move off, away from the feast of his house. He
west sMe &damn off upon Ms request, bet immediately
tem bob ad eaanmaed pis spin. Cpon this he
(ixisepialeset) at and • sad gave himin
chap. Ho was bend st great boosaniestie, la
tameness el eft bb asments lelagfe bed, to on to the
slam ha wog mai mar the charge. Redid aot mind
s (he sid), br
to arm Owl= bad boxes • peg
lad
be
go to have oir his we/ dudes Moe
Veikesad go out to them. He mutt press kw the
llensity in this ass.
rteestable 64 D proved being called by bat
tad teldig the prison*, who did not seem to nu=
wbot6t was for._ _ _ .

PrieWe7, isdelleott, rid he reeved my directly he wee
Cold.

Mr. Law asked him 10s., or sena days, and gave him a
aeration as to the future.
The prisoner is one of a number al those poor half-starved
vied= who maids under the padrees et 12, Short's-gardens,
Drury-lane.
WEITTMTNBTER.

Two low-looking fellows, who gave their moms as Entry
Waitangi and John Alla., arm charged with stealing two
slim forks from the bouts Quin Henry Fothargill Charley,
13, Eaton-plats.
31v1m Brake, valet le Mr. Cborlay, mid that at three
o'clock that alarm= he ves in the kitchen on the basement
stet% whoa be maw the Omar Williams quietly walk up
the axes step from the direetion of the pantry. Witness
bemedisiely went thithre, sad mimed two diver forks. He
hesemed alba Williams, sad bead him in the oompany of
the other prima.. He gave them We custody, when the
akriag spoons were Mad "pea Williams.
Priamere_regended that they were parted strangers to
sash other, Williams aegis* that he was only showing
Puller " the way to Weatadstaar."
Mr. Payola remanded them, end directed the police, to see
whether any 'videos* could be Isodocad to show that they
were in company before Williams went down Into the area.
THAMES.

Captaia William Wardle, master of the collier ship Van-
gaud. appeared to answer an information exhibited by the
City Solicitor, which charged him with breaking bulk of hie
eargo of coals Wore the City dues sad charges were paid, by
which he had incurred a penalty not exceeding 251.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the information.
Mr. Btaohbsry, solicitor, who oondnoted the proem:lieu
COI the part of the Corporation of London, said that four ships
lades with coals bad bees eoneigned to the Northumberland
and Durham coal wharf, How-enek, sad that none of the
ships' Lames had bees mitred at the Coal-market or the
dues paid until moosedlau for the recovery of penalties bad
been taken against the Misdeed sad three other mutate of
ships
The defendant said the amalgam of his cargo were Messrs.
Host and Woad, of the Nortkumbrland and Durham where,
sad that he defended es the payment of the dues by them,
and took no tumble in the matter.
Mr. lituehbury mid the espial* wee liable, and that he
had no right le break balk until the dams were paid. The
defendant halbert is the poet el Leaden mural tiara, mad
could not plead igurenoe of &elev.
=Wardle said ft wee the laudable custom for the
to whom coals were emesigned to pay Ms dues.
Mr. iltaohloury sad It wag the duty of the captain to lay
the date. The law had hauled that task upon masters of
collier chips. He was akafd then was en batentina on the
cart tithe carious etas merge at the Northumberland
and Durham awl wharf to solid payseent of the duce, sad
he =that somalliag more then • aceninal unelty would
Mr. flab said this. had bra wry rue neglect, and Seed
the deliadmat U., which was immediately paid.