The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-04 00:00:00

21TE POLICE CO M=

MANSION-BOUM
Willies Kay woe brougmpht Wm lb. Lard Kays for re-
whssze
eissges. epos the te st I=e sided a female
om mime Is miasma to Sew Is the Thomas.
Mr. Wastage Mends* lee thepaseese.
Frederick 011, who moll Isis it the fanner ma-
sks, said—l ebb le add that whoa the "item Brown um
up, he tore Ms a mat, and plashed his hand, and
gave Mtn a paaiabaking.
Cross-erasalsodWestses—l heard the prisoner
halloo to the Nelms In the Sur well u I did. He
said, " I did net Sisk abed do ft." I we. not half a yard
from her whoa Molested She node a fall of it down
straig kt into the water. The prisoner had sot bold of her wrist
at the time. He had put Whit body over the parapet. Site
walked slug the ledge sad dropped. She did not nuke a
jump of it. She 1W ON Mall amidestally, in my °Titmice.
BM was walkiag along Hs ledge. sad might have fillet in
auldestall.
emalysed—Os the maim of the 20th of Hey I mw
the deed body of a female at St. Saviour's workhowm, and
I believe It woe the body of the female I had seen doming
la the rim. I took saSsiset notice of the feos aad her
slothsWWl,-
and her use sad her eyebrows as I west over the
Lomat Berry—l nem ow the female before I taw her
it as MM.. Oa the Friday afterwards I saw the dead
=is distels In workboese. I salmi the
d 180 hods I taw es lie Iridesdisaledy, sad
the idess probes& at Pe bridge.s with tbess
sow so Mee eom ea the I bolter, therefore,
that the belly was the body ile the (male I had previously
seem. Whom Bream serseht the prisoner by the collie, the
latter sideLA me p." snd Broome said, You up-
hold. yea tloall Mgr till a sossiable Comm." The prisoner
straggled vary mash to get away.
Cress-ssint by Kr. Wastes—l was talkie, to
Brooms m the squib Ade of the bridge for Moot 10
Wastes. I had men Wm before at a friend's hoses. I was
perfectly sober, mod bad same ever to the City.
Jells Brum% etememealeed by Mr. Woatner—l did
art bear lbe primer bats Is tbe people on the river. I
was. as I esedder, sober. I had ben oat all night. I never
sew the Titan Berry beam
Healy Evans, Wlissfruarker at the Quett's Had.
Borough, and Memel Ospe. billiard•marker is Bt.
Milian's-Lane, said Amy knew is ipriesnar, sad lid bees
la hi sempsay on the raerdas pessien from Mon a
quarter pest oae till am Asp esteek, emd_perted with
him after baying taken tee at • adlerieep M'Bain-stmt.
They almarved that he was aid plea sober, bet he wee not
tateakateL Mere was me Pm& is kis company, nor had
be sell web. abed weft say female.
Bank Aaa Sodas, sister of the primmer, said that so
“sember " of the fully was missing, that else never knew
he was seqnsinted with any (sale, nor did she know who
the hada was who woe retemd to es haying dropped Into
ts. river.

Jeha Cerney, a labourer, said he bad bees sitting is the
'aim ea Loudon-bridge, with his lip on the ~at, and was
wither drunk nor sober. He had been looked out of his
l'rit. As he was Ia that position he heard the words,
tlig throw yourself over, and I'll follow you." He
then saw the prisoner take a female by the band and raise
her to the east, and then to the parapet, sad as witness was
getting up she went off. Witmer was in the seam recess
where this took plan, and from which the women jumped.
Hs at MG called out, "A mamas drowned ! " and he
this saw the prisoner bald by two of the witnesses who
had given ewideacw. He saw the MUM'S head in the
water. She was viag with the tide, and the tide was ren-
nin up. He bowed the prisoner say, " Oh, good God,
who'd have thought it ?"
pet
C sad rosymani
lby Mr. Wllainer.-Ithe steed a the para.
jumped
Mr. Weather milli" Went was • respeetable person and
never sentrlaillateiendi an Wham as that with which be
was awl. Tin MI was Nat be was wholly umacqaalated
with the learomme abs. read that whoa eke got upon the
parapet toplayas slew &aggro= larks to which females
of the kind were eeeneenned, he had so idea that she had
the least latsoilsa of laaphrg of, sad stretched out Ms
arms to says b..

• epitome edi ark es a ,laspllglitier psalm at early
Maw la tin meek& be bell frequently tees females pt
ups the Is Seem, parer.
ma pee tbes Soil, sad Me Ll:tautly laid
M &die se fa tektsi bail as Wedaseday.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Sowed weeks obese letter. beettait the Wilds I.R. ,"
soil wsioliels, to e ME of a U. sew. husband 12.708, we
toneenilhei to We will ea tetimados that the writer
bettosslillanrosi lie
Isthe moiet
nowslos y. ow its sres
This W ef toe
bsteiewebelbsi papers. wee
rah.r So sewed kV of die swells set bees rewired,
wwrW yeeftsSey whoselse to the wapit,
bewsweleat tats ef the dem owl
sesorsedly bees hulo/Asa Y coortseeee of Its aeo•arrivel,
whisb wee*, nese leis , Is be (Mr. D'Eyeeriart)
IN bum empelled, Mn io Inkeellied state of the poor-
bes. At sews Wee wt. r egad Ere ordinary dlstriba-
tde Mk! ee Ns deelorke awl asettutte, whose own
wise 6111 ealiaftted to lb mdse.

Oa idenday Me. £lsl Dean. benbler.eggliod le Ma
Payee% sad rerposeisil Ids iaterrennee to sink ems
private Minn sad poen et oneentothe donned bp bi
Ma MAW. Mv• Ptsdsget. 6,-Pelen-otreet, Plebes.
Be odd to Not peter .eked to deliver then .p on the
pond M his Wend Mu nate nat. end anthem wished
nada his
. .~
Ii Ile Mere to get thee.
Me. Papers Mental Knowles!, sae el the
saw% to no with Mr. Dans, and see sherbet lb=
wield deliver the popsy and the slim assonMeglp MI
OD. when WA up
retired to allow Mt. Dean to earn
Ms Moe% bee admithed the eonstable. sad bthened W
that Oen teen ewe elopes begs end same men la bee
=tbeleaging to Mr. Dean. bat Mae berlvaband hal
er not to eve then sp sail It. seemint wee FAL
Tselwit Nth Dams again presorted MENU, and baying
that hit mon were of rant elasersesot to
bbin, said
restore th that the negiotrate had the pewee to sake the
erthed en.
pea
M owe r. N
testor—Thep desk then he teat ; bow nub do
Dunn—N._

Mt: Elirli7lll.7 till lITIP awn lip o• payment.
Mr. Daaa—Bat they are Rot en/Ushuaia la law. Every-
this!: I had I. then, aad I des% west to teeth anything
%sill I vey thew bat the Wert
Mr. Paynter—ls Aare waviest to satisfy s illattelat
without the kiwi ?

I[r. Denn—Aspy sufficient, and I therefore ask for •
siuou to compel tbs luidlord to deliver the letters ep.
I don't weal then Kivu faro the Wads of Mae Coons to
reed.

11r. Psynter—The pollee act leaves it to the megistrete's
dleeretion to order goods detained to be delivered up. You
may take a ensmotta, but I must inform you that when it
comae up for hearing I shall act order the landlord to de-
liver up any letters or papers talon that. is enough besides
to midi ins claim.
iIitILLBOROUGH-STBSET.
?needs German, • toes patkmaa, was brought be-
fore Kr. Bingham charged with visintly amoulting For-
dialed &deb, 4S, itragegroowt gswliamm.
Mr. Swift having la (Masao wialltied that he had
streak defendant lightly with a whip is order that the lat-
ter " might *milder lemoelllitteltad,"
Kr. Washout Wrested each party to Pad two sureties to
601. each to keep the peace fhr dnmeaths.

BOUTIWASUL
Kr. George Mesa, a mom balatior. ferrying is bon-
us, is Bt. Gawp's Nefilli, indbwarlt, was Sully us-
slant. charged with having Illoniewely resolved sod die-
pined of forty-ail sheep, the poems/ of Mr. Ha. Osaka,
WNW'. Mighsirest, AldpMet and Mr. Askew, the lush
of the Vistoria Park.
Tho evillest* has previously appeared.
Kr. Solomon, for the primmer. sentonded that his elm% I
had threeihost stied In a tsk and aNdiNdsioreed weer.
and had done all I. Ids pawls is Ind est dr saan who bad
brought hit* the sheep. aiieh Mr. Mau believed at the
time to have been brine* oblibtod.
Ms. A' mid It woe a flee fee • Jury to donde. Ho
&sal snit Ym Ise NM. Primmer salt obtain two
oaslblo mods NI% end amiss late hie own ro-
al
ts UK Ns hie sevuorm at No wit Centr
=oeart MMints. Th• peassentlea wadi malts
tweali-lent home' Wise oi MIL

LAMBETH.
Daniel Beate, a well-dressed person, wearing nsoutaehics,
was charged with Ogling the packet of • lady named
Panne.
On the 24th of last month a tansy fair was beld in the
park of Mr. Troadwell, of Streatham, at which Mn.
Panne attended, and having purchased some small articles
at • stall, she replaced her parse in bar pocket, and was
w away when the prineur, with • dexterity which
proud to be a practised bead, piekod her pocket of it.
Mr. John Thomas Bonaire, a gentleman residing at
Alderley Edge, near Miincheater, sold he was at the fancy
fair, and recognised the inseam u a panne who
had been pointed oat.to hies as a thief when returning from
Leek fair, in Staffordshire, some days before, he determined
to keep kis eye upon him. Almost immediately afterwards
he distinctly saw him tars our the folds of Mrs. PIAINIVS
dress, put his hand in her pocket, take out sontething, and
place it la hie own. He instantly laid bold of him by the
collar, and said he suspected and had aught him, and at
that measeat be saw the parse belonging to Mn. Pantie
on the ground at her feet.
Mr. Elliott—DA the prisoner say anything when you laid
hold of him ?
Mr. Emmerson—Yes, sir; he molly said, " I beg your
pardon, you snake a great mistake; I am • gentleman."
(Laughter.)
Prisoner—Did you say that after taking the purse out of
the lady's pocket I out it into mine I
Mr. Emsnereon—Yes, I did my so ; and it is my impres-
sion that you did so, but took it oat immediately sad threw
it on the ground.
Prisoner—Did I understand you to say that you saw my
hand in the lady's pocket ?
Mr. Beinterese—Yes, I maid so.
Prisoner—How Gould you see my hand if it was in the
pocket? (Laughter.)
Mr. Enmenon—l saw that you had your band in the
pocket. You seem exceedingly sharp.
Prisoner—Not sufficiently sharp for you.
Mr. Emmerson—Bo it appears.
Polieweenstalie Charles Dean, 83 P, said that, on mouth-
lag the pekiase, be found on his person • gold watch and
11. 6s. Bd. b massy. The witness also said he bad written
to the Mien menu and raperintendutt of polio* at Leek
reepeedeg Yu prisoner, but he had not as yet received any
answer Enna them.

Thep/bow who declined saying anything to defeat*,
was fie W seatn;itted for

THAMES.
Timothy Ring sad James Brion. Irish labourers, and is-
idiot at No. 7, Well's-pleas, Whiteehapel, were charged
with wilfully and maliciously brooking physic bottles, in
the shop of Mr. Samuel Wildbore, surgeon, in Book Church-
lamp, St. George in the East.
Mr. Wildbore mid the prisoners came to his shop at half-
put tea Vidor& ea the proviso night with another mon
whasaid he had been struck on the aye, and wanted a him:
M gwwat its smarting. He made up a lotion for the man,
ami limeade& Is 6d. for it. The man refused to pay it,
ea& Mow swearing and nuking a disturbance in the shop.
Ha repeMally told the man to leave the shop, but he would
set Is se, sad ailed oat, 0 You be —. Being enraged:et
the re of each vile longuote, he threw the bottle of lotioa
at the mu, bat it did not strike him, and the
bottle fell on the floor, sad was broken. The
primer at the bar sad a third men rushed
towards him end attempted to strike him. He
evaded their blows, on which each of them seized a pestle
from three mortars en his roaster and mode blows at his
heed aid body, uttering at the same time most dreadful
oaths. He warded of their blows as well as he could, on
whisk the primers sad their companion dashed the pestles
sad serer the bottles on the 'helm sad broke
several el thin. prisoner were proceeding to farther
svlslastreermo, whoa the police arrived and took then into
p.
Ils.Tardley—lt was a very rash proosediag to throw a
bottle at a man's bead.

Mr. Wildbors—Yes it was, sir ; but I lost my tempt!'
when sash bad leagues* was used.
Mr. Yardley—That was no justification for your conduct.
Thomas Haggerty, an elderly Irishman of good character,
said he had been 23 years in London, and was in a
police court before in his life. He monied his eldest child
m the previous day, and there was a row at the wsddiog,
and he was struck on the eye, but it was all for love. He
haw it would not do to present himself before his respect-
able employers with a black aye, and he went to Mr. Wild-
bore sad asked him for a lotion. the doctor mut have
seen it was the "smallest little bit of a sketch " of a black
q• In the world, bat he nevertheless demanded Is. ed. for
his bottle of lotion, which witness refused to pay, and the
deem abused him, and took up a bottle and threw it at his
heed. He had previously offered the doctor a shilling for
the lodine.

1111:Tiniboro—He offered nothing of the kind.
Haggerty—l did offer him a dialing, air, whiob was u
mach as ►is lotion was worth. The bottle did not strike
me, bat it streak a man behind me.
Daniel Good, an Irishman, confirmed the nidesoe of
Haggerty, and said the bottle straok him, and he received
the lotion on his clothes.

ii.*iitibTreLThismas was the most active of the
three.

Mr. Yardley said it was &most extraordinary, and, indeed,
a dangerous proceeding on the part of the ea:gem to throw
a bout, of medicine at a man. The man who had been
struck by the bottle might bare a summons for the assault
committed open him. He should, however, award nom-
planes' 7e. 61. for the damage done. He ordered Ring to
pay 6a., or hi imprisoned five dale; sad Brian to ply
Is. 6d., or be imprisoned three days.
Oood then applied for a gammons against complainant,
who she applied for a summons Dolma the throe men, in
eluding Ring and Brien who be said bad assaulted him.
Mr. Yardley—You had bettor all of you go outside and
settle it. Don't throw bottles of physic at men any more,
Mr. Wildbors, or you will be in danger of beteg pounded
be you own mortars with your own pestles. (Laughter.)

LITH.

Timm Rhonda, one of the driven of the Bayswater
oranibases, was summoned before Mr. Ingham for standing
with his vehicle at Nottiag-hill turnpike-gat' longer that
was neoessary for taking up and setting down passengers.
Mr. Lewis, who appeared for the &fondant, and for others
who had bun seamesed,eseteaded that the set content-
platad that a reaweabb Yoe ehmald be given la taking op
and sett's& down a powwow, awl when the public knew
that, as la this ease, as mastione stopped at the gate for Owe
or three miasma, it woes gnat convenience to this,, as it
gave time to oat te thowssibw.
Mr. Ingham asked Mr. Lewis if he bad any witnws to
show it was wesseary in this caw that the omnibus should
renank three minutia?

Ilk. Lewis esicil:llad not. His argument was that it was
seaseary fee the convenient* of the public that the mai-
buses AMU atop two or three miaow.
Mr. Wham said an omnibus might have to wait three or
four minutes if it had luggage to carry, when it might not
hays to wait so many minutes if it had to take up a passen-
ger. The real trath of the matter was that the gate was
made the starting plus, and they (the omnibus proprietor.)
wiebsid to time the errival sad d. parture of their vehicles.
He weld not sanction sac► a proceeding, but OR this *ses-
sion he should oily indict the coots.
Thom.. Olive was next sammosed for standing with his
vehicle fur 10 minutes in Westbourne grove within a few
yards of the gate.
Fined lOs and costs The mosey was paid.

OOTTOW.—lavearoot Jews 1.-110 umbel bee dated very
tem* sad heavily, sad, compared with the woremeyd bee work,
pelmet ill deeemptioce ere without 'ay mareeled ohms. The sop.
pip we the sweet Weems. TM sake ad Mesa Seeley are
=WI at at MOS beim, all to the trim* eimpefring PO Perrot sad
Ilmembermoit 7‘11.; AO Egyptian, ed. to Ind.; led IN
le
lb. Ban; at 4{.L
did., per

COTTON 0001511.42sammem& Ante L—Weheve wage oar
defectory mareette ttpurVllmpes end dahmintmes hoe bees 'Met
aed Imsalse.hdlemme well hese mode mite ete Meld relmeke. bet
Wettest lave meedlipledeteL The Clip ImMosele base made
MIN rather Imp mime of 4Llsoli ablabss. M shirtie
sad load slab% bed Pat emeetbm *these ee AV &l
Weide tradr',e
me Gibe dui The erste this Immielly le dm was which has
Ykeemdt!•mmoetrreeme wain pet& the umerleiety which
pods et le wilaher the peep& tempitelles MO iste a the
tam Nelethd edam MOP tea bteedegieel ha the lies pet the Yee
iris 81 alles mu Is Ss musit. The isles etebmwartmfal
Emig the itet immth lege Oiled • Me imam the Mien= of
help resiple theseemmellseled eteemmes cips-
tele twirl le wawa waste; bet wilds the ing lew
dupe Ihe pete etas ceder meere pease len aneetheted
thirbeeN end pews ere teller etteihr. Ifs position
et
the sales merbek me here demo mph the ems se that a
solemn Erni sontioneln: they bed {Na wed in ides darted the
pea tetellb IP thy ere sow Metaled le held Ewe inep ic the
emastaile Ord Ste amine change, le the eterka. sad in
the emu melmtrmeyeseasiles the Abets mat wIY prices ham
been mem* Mom De Pep eat lb., M thole Wigs:
blie Mrimmboo7 that “ • essersi .Melee prevails Ma se grates
tier eimmmeeemewill °seer m regards the wane of melee as
aff bed Wt thisesdelee Mee pees))' setirteies& that 1
to map petelis emeet.“ 11 LI evideet. bower, from
UM etelialsei ei lee market. that the minds of Dames
me sat made alp tiult Um stability of the tattoo whet,
and se regmis Me beets market, Ibis is Jest the
between Übe orbs tad autumn troche, when no Pe=
Impales ill Moly to some from that quarter. Mama.
Rotor' Freeland and Brother give the ezporta of cotton pleas goads
sad mos daring May at 87,123 packages, agues, 101,346f1e the
mess time last Jeer (or nearly 6.000 under the average of the previ-
ous three months). and subjoto the following elamilleatton, showing
at a glum the prop:mice teat to the tliffeant
k aps. market* Prow' :
Pec Lbs.
Pita pod& Tars.
Let babe 15.0
China
Auntrelis
POW and bath
IsO.S
0.3
0.1
Wan MIN ....-- L4 Le
Opt et 411131ne . _ $.6 do
Tieloy, /apt. WI laud— —... LI
GOMM Nil ..... 3.2 88.1
Ma Unpin 8.1

WOOL- L lIA Jure. 3.--There bee bra Meet the feel et-
leadere et mINII S la the Cledt.hells, sad a adonis Molly
briar he. her inereriLllie Mame is HEIM s le le the
I Ibe panne peg dat Is rad WM pnewl. beett by
eel MelihelliNNO• b LISP OS 1111111•11 alk the Mee et
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amereesuk Jen L—The argot quiet Mb derabe.
The edwildre etpipe wee ar levee slewdry uppene le her
ea
tryeadee Oat mar till shortly ; bade twee diestra
era waft he mem& the melee woe &Idly Is led

MILIIIIIPACTIIIIIII.—Hvonnonsa, Ton B.—Tttoro II • pod
supply of pit it tin me et oloorolly, bat tandinto
le
appal
ouas.
I MEN glos do prim eloidi unlottorin on econolloil to ,
Ikeenotoson et OM high prin of dm ninon .1.. of
vliM tit* polo on wok ; of oiling prim oto wan Is kr!