The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
'AN INCORHIGIBLZ too(A TIIIFF.
it hry Adams, a saik.e-looking lad, about 18 years old,
was charged with stealing some how. from the ship Hastings,
lying in St. Kathatine's Dort, under the &Bowing eircum-
ranee,

The primmer, it appeared from the evidence, had several
Name varionaly been convicted summarily. and once tried at
tbi Old Bailey fur idmilar offences; sod Wilson, • constable
et the warehouse* of the Bast and Wept India Dock Company,
bring aware of this tact, and observing something bolky stout
the pis:titer's apperanot, when he mot him a few days sista
ng out of the gateway at 81. Katherine's Dock, isqldred
what he had about him. The prisoner said, r' Nothing," but
the nth tr, not being sat fated with this nely, took kis into a
wirchouv, and on oprniog hi. jacket, toamd heath a pair
of hors pistol., which be bed little doable Impriaostr bad stoles
Lona woe .end lying In the docks, and cosrequastly he took
Ike prime am into cumody, and wan promodiag to march hist
moss narrowly, when the prisoner put something Into his
month. and atti opted to &wallow it. The akar however
petreested him from effecting hi. purpose, sad draw from his
nos* tee pawnbrokers' duplicate. for boots pledged •
day as Iwo beings at different places at the east end of London.
The pr'aoser being then charged en atropin:lon was remsniltd
for inquiry, sad although uotbiag potitive bad brim mon,
tamed about the pistols it tumid out that six *re of boots
had bon 'toles from a box shipped en bninril the Hastings,
• vestal Lewd for New Zealaad, only some laces sad a boz
of dot Log h acing been left behind, while • large hulls
with .Loh It1411).1 bad bean partly forced open had been
I qt.it b. ,to suit, and • chest, with which it was supposed
the work was completed, was found on the Primmer. Mr.
W. Jamieson • bottintaksr, from Edinburgh, now
s!,. *dad te *Mk the bole, which were produced by
diffsrast pawskirshms; sad the prisoner, who mid a win
W gives hits this dupttntee, was folly committed for trial.
?111 ATIMPTILI It of A toiti Em.tx.
devitms er da. low, the • Ideas a tikr, who, oa Ba'urday
Ise, we. charged st this court with having Intl cted
ensital stabs knife upon Charles Oliver. a
mmttemlit in the Ci.y police, daring • marderoue coot% t
es the rad el • boom in tba as. brace' up for es-
lamination. It we. 'toted Shot Oliver, who is lying at St.
dona*o altbragh munewhat better, I. sot yet
lee ice, red the prisoner warn again resnadsd without
say Martha/ evidence bag gone into.

111181,112215TER.
A,sTlltt DISttiIIIANCE IS Rt.4(1143/F.
Y, Fr.. Neeasaa, • lerlookies yeeng maw dr
reiL. dos lb. poLeraboet se • pow looms, reedier at 26, 111.
l'eorresd. Caadeateem, it. charged aids being Mull
sad royale In Creworsellehtfm
Jobe Kee!. y. the estop-take el the girders. said at •
cinuter per 12 fly warelag dr didedest sed • thiesd.erbe
wee Leask. .imierted Awe "•
_" set psseeded Is
ost lie quo-tlais M ems it tie pietism. They sew
se...M. ...it WHIN so sag that It was Ism/ rompostry to
sill is the a•CIIVITIre of de polies.
te. •o,t.t.Llr Jobs Peer. 171 M. eel.. be me felled Is
&only .ifter 12 this oracles. an 1 focal defewleat sad his
kiral Natter sad cree.ie; • dlstortsewe, both Wes drub-
A• lb. • lbw brace loot be •44 sot &raised, but defend.
at enemas; 1.. L.. wry be took tile ere raeody. There
u.• se retell ominsited spei the poll.:
bk. Painter ieephire.l .L..h a thi defendast was In the
diserawitel rid tha o.ber Debt?
Keeley implied is lbe sea.i re.
Mr. Valuer it. esoriolearly sled to heir that. 114.1 be
Lees ermined islet, he road start winaredly bore pantabsd
km r, ey
ladmeleet dif wear to ems, .but be bed 15...
wary sorry.
Mr, Poynter .41.1 Creams Girded irmi eiselselef Is •
very orderly mews er, awl be west roe lbw& wo diehlebsweee
l'er• ;••••.t4l tyre, se they were likely le mitsrially Injure
f!" es der. la thiro ewes swan Ike ride', be quire mall.
"'ha. Let II purse meows. d is rash Kam a. that of the
ills nlitb• sere trout, bef..re it.. or if any densities*
"" 4' "wen •41.25. Le ~weld impels las fall pawky.
leoleselest nee teed 10w, obi b hoped.

11,01111 NO
11les ifuirey, aged 41, deseeibed ea • obareremea rubble
at 17, Little Albany-alrest, was dialled with table. yang
oholdree.
From the seldom it appeared that the primer was semi
to buy sane cakes at a stall
near Chapel-strest andtakingup
a child three years old, which was lying asleep in a doorway,
go away with it. lane tiros aftenreds the child was taken
to the police-station, its frock and bonnet haring bets stolen
from it. Yesterday policwoonstabis Brows, 210 8, saw the
prietiner's child wearing the bonnet belonging to ths prow
cutria, upon which he apprehended the primmer, ad found
that the frock had been pawned. It warn mated by the police
that this description of robbery was (testily on the increase.
The prisoner denied robbing the child aid acconated for
the possasion of the uncles by saying she had purchased
the of a person she did not know.
hlr.
for Tyrol** fully committed the prisoner to the sesame
trial.

Till lIILIttOTON DEFALCATIONS.
William' Wellington Artier, One of the defaulting Laing-
ton tax collectors, was to hare been re-examined to-day, but
in Use abacnoe of Mr. Currie, the came was adjourned to
Monday.

AN AUTUMN SEssION.—It is currently reported
that there will 13 an autumn 1180.00, end that the trial of
devices petitions will be defaced until November.
The Wakefield Examiner states that a petition
will be presented against the return of Mr. Leathern. The
Aersela Nene ear that the petition against the sitting
members be Yarmouth sill be presented next week.
It is add that the South Western iine carried
18,000 poem on the Derby day to Epeom and beck, sad
the Malin 14,000.

I'll DEBBY AND OAKS WINNINGS.—Sir Joseph
le a my Wavy better, es the Ring daring Iles last two years
anesatifyi bat unlike most other arectilaton he lute the
=objection we believe to "hedge," prekertag to win
money, or lose it all ; sad it was only trea Waft-
tion that he coneected to do so in a few images shoot
His winnings on the present Derby race nee men-
tioned as something fabeions, and if we pot them at 80,00 W.,
Waft( what his friends and others stood, for shwa
may farmer and resident in the seigbbourbsed of his
part, re are reported to have had their trifle on
ril=" we are sure of bang within the met. Capt. Little
threw in for a good stake which nobody will bagradge
and IMO, all the " pleatlanes" are likewise melee right side,
whilst Lewd Frederick's" attachment to the " cherry j moan"
kept Ma likewise" oat of haria's way.", The Ring, ass matter
of team, lam heavily, as the winner and Promised Lend were
andentitedly their two worst borers_ and although the money
get Wel the latter, Trompeter, Rainbow, Cavendish, Merry-
man, Zeinetric, Bahoingon, cunt 'with. (this, was consider-
We, the haleneas en the " I)r." aide must naturally be large,
bun lb. premiered position Mini id has all along maintained
in the betting, and the rapport the bores his met with from
the general public. At present, however, no defalcations
bare ease to our knowledge, and we will not swierpate
a bed inblUg on Tuesday nest. • • Thus have the
Derby and Wks spin tales to the lot of the " upper
Ma thoneend," and though way
_may anticipate from the
overthrew el so great a "pot" as Mayonaies was made, that
the gag got back a no small portion of their Derby losses, the
wiener was aistoet as "bed" for the bookmakers as her
stable compsnioo. Many of the gestleasee, neverthelese,con-
adorably diminished their pine on Muejid, and se=e
sespost, whodroppsd their mosey= the Derby by "
Premised Land or Trumpeter is preference to the 1,11•111 r,
" mods natters woes." in attempting to get it all beer on
Mayanake—adish they will not relish this Supent,-side. The
wary INS apex the rase was chiefly shared amongst the
teilollllllll Otto Brethy strible; and the bountiful supply of
=which was served snongst the trainers, jockeys,
ha We weighing • raw, in weranneratica of Lord
Lmdesbortengh's amides triumph at Rpm, mewl for the
dryness" Of the pageMage M the mom dad
to after
the Derby. Lord oirefth le reported to ham was
4,0001. ta bete, end Sir Jowl* Hawley the awe sum,
whilst Mr. Cranford, on the, lowa MU es much, having ad-
hared to hla mare throughout, regardless of the premeditates
ef hie Awl ia the same rabic The Derby end pub of the
=year ars the richest on record, the value of the
Wag 8,7301., sad the latter 4,4251.—ia1ts Life.
FATRNSITI CONFLAGRATION AT WHITECHAPEL.—
nth amain omardel), shortly before 1 o'clock, the be-
halgtente el the Whitechapi-road were really a armed in
consamense of a Ire of a very formidable character, and
neforthastely stands& with a destruction of property
roughly estimated in mine from 2,0004 to 3,0001., taking
piece ca the mangy* premiers of Mr. J. Arrow-
emith, Waiters dealer, No, 95k, Whitechapel-road.
The adlegang houses of Mr. F. Ambrose, chemist; Mr. T.
Ashmore, the Bleck Ball Marry Mr. Learns, rag mer-
chant, end other premise., were several damaged by fin
and water. The We will fall on the Bun, Guardian, sad
other Si. offices.

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BROTH6IIIIOOD UNBIOTHERLT.—A Chippenharn
correspondent of the WoltaAire independent discloses to the
world the "freedom" of action enjoyed by some of England's
ems of toil, whose employer possesses politlod opicione at
variance with their own. He says : "Amongst the friends
who dined with our worthy representative, W. J._
Eaq., Tusedny last, were a number of Mr. BrMherhos
most intelligent end clever workmen. They left their em-
ploy at the foundry on that day at four o'clock, after ore
mining permisakin to do so from the foreman who taken the
management of the men. The following morning these men
(sixteen in camber) went to wort at the usual hour (six
o'clock) ' when, to their great aegonishment,Mr. Brotherhood
refund their admission and informed them they were dis-
charged. This extraordinary conduct, so apparently the re-
sult of pclitical feeling, bon caused the greatest excitement
in the town. It is hoped that some satisfactory explesatka
will be even."

CAUTION TO OWNI1:111 Or PLEASCRE-BOATS.—
Yesterday afternoon Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for
But Middlesex, end • jury, assembled for the third time, at
the High-hill Ferry Tavern, Upper Clayton, touching the
death of William Nerds, aged ementese year., who let hie
life by drowning under the following circantstances :—lt ap-
peared from the voltuatioono evideene that the deceased mu
*draper's essiMant. On Sunday afternoon, the 15th ult.,
the demised sad another young man named John Sam-
mare engaged • plessare-boat at •the High-bill Ferry-house,
Upper Clifton, and whit en the river Lea fora few hone:
rowing. They had not proceeded far before the boat was
found to be leaking at the bottom. end when they got to the
Horseshoe-point they became alarmed at the quantity el
water which had catered the boat, and made en that to gm
ashore es speedily as potteible. The dreamed was steringend
Suzumera, who was rowing with a pair el seells, r
deceased to sit still while he pulled into the beak. egad
had
only made •kW strobe, when the fore part of the boat
filled with water, sad they were knee deep. The deemed
et this juncture jumped ap and seized his companion by
the Moulds'''. The lost thee capsized, and they were
Immersed. The deceased trot to save himself, bat
disappeared and was dtowned. Summers was reamed
by another boat. He was quite metal& that the
boat sever came in collision with anything. It ap-
pend to be rotten at the bottom and wart old. The deceased
wee not accustomed to boating although they had been pre-
. vicanaly on the river in a small boat. 'I be boat was let out to
them by Mrs. Yonsgman' the. proprietor's wife, and they
Wt • deposit se usual. Several witnesses having been ex-
amined the ONO= summed up. after whisk the jury unani-
mously agreed to • verdict of “Manslanghter against Henry
Tenegmen." who was accordingly committed for trial on the
cosener's warrant.

FURZE immense quantity of fares
is the farms of Mosebsad and Reeetree;s, on Sr James
Graham's estate, has bele destroyed by fire, which is said to
he,. originated from sparks or ciniers from the Caledonian
railway. Oreat efforts ware 'Nair d to prevent the con-
Secretion spreading to the crops. The fire has destroyed •
greet deal of game.
lAndiON FEM ILE PERITESTIART.—The 62nd
anneal meeting of the friend, of this institution was held
yesterday, at the bones on Pentoeville-hill. In the absence
dile Rai of Chichester, the president, the Right Hoe.
Lard Rehired occupied the chair, and in op nieg the pre-
=, raid the penitentiary had received no heaths& 3,810
la sire, its foundation fa 1807 ; out of thew 1.276
led been Owed set to 'amid, and 900 bad been reconciled
sad restored to their friends. It was to be regretted that
*wag to the deldent state of the randy, the inati'ution,
which was e.pekle ad accommodating 100 inmates, could
only receive 80. He ho of that ell would :come forward to
supped so waled*" 111 isentenka. Dr. Courtensy thee read
the report sad cash statement. From the latter it appeared
that the receipt' for the peat year were 2,6471. 19a , shah,
after elf espaliers, left • baled" of 061. 12e. Ed. On the
madded the Rae. Mr. Bayles, irecondad by Mr. Apeley
Pellet, the mod was tismalmoudy Moped. Lord Haddo
odd he wished to call the attention of the meeting to a dub-
Jed the prevention of which would greatly promote the ob-
jest they had in day. They were aware that
parliament gave greats of mosey for the promotion of
One site; he had been to ems of these flue set galleries
and was chocked to vitas., such saw in • Chris-
tina cematm. The pretties of taking models from living
lade subjects was a meet diegraceful practice, but
suck was the secretly with which It was carried on, that it
was sot generally knows, and the money of the country was
given annually to carry on them prooetriings—proceedings
which he would blush to describe. Hi, object In addressing
them was to obtain their sanotiou to a petition which would,
If they consented, ba premoted to parliament, praying that
the money of the country should sot be given to carry on such
discreditable pro:colter. The resolution he had to move
WY as follows— 'That ON meeting lane with regret that
in varier schools of art the empl,ymentof undressad heads
Mod& Is eanctioned by govererw 0.; regarding this practice
ie • violation of the precepts of public morality, and sebecr.
sive ef the efforts for social amelioration carried on by this
haelitetion, it resolves theta Kit Pm be adopted to the Rosa
of Ceannees prsyisp that no public aid be given la the
schools where It Is adopted." The remlutlon having been
seconded, wee carried usanimously. Other resolatione of a
bedbug character baring also been agoei to, • voted
arab t the chairman closed the proceedings.
Testentay Mr. Hyde Clarke, agent for the British
millns la !he Deriestieg country, preren'ed to Lord &ashy
Is Inver ef the Nor: been Ilm. eal ft la
Ceibat Rev. the Lord Bishop and English inhabitants
adlla tilt' of Cslostts, and from the ,itiot mei district of
Reiftggsre, Disajapore, Purse* and Bherntlpere.
4,IIITSTS3 razAcs.— (hut Sinumgo
!maw, Anis L—Admisioas ou • panelist, 1,11e7;
dlals. Wilma dim* 363. Total rinser, 2,260.