The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-04 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY.)

(Before the Areisteat-Jedp.)
TIE ..I.Tt RP tNCIII %T. 0Z0R01.% IX IRS EAST.-
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THE gATEEN e. PETERSEN.
An apphea.ion was tank rile roorn'tig by Mr. Sleigh, to
'Warp the rccogatereas in this case entsl the a:tartans,
ea the ground that there had not been 'efficient time Aare
the comm.tal to get out the depositions, end to prepare the
Jodi went.

Mr. Metcalfe (or the defendant rid he could not semi
to th.. ; the defendant had bcen bound over to
meet any indictment which might be preferred againat him
et this eessione; he would appiar according to his recog-
nisance, and he (Mr. Molester) thought that without the
defendant's roneent the court would not make the order.
The Awdetant -Judge required an sflidaCt, which waa made
by the attorney for the proes•ttfos, and his lordship then
ordered the rec noises:es to be enlarged until the next ero-
sions, stating that he thought &efficient reason had been
shown for his taking that course without prejudicing the
fate sets of any of the parties con, ..rned.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
A TOrTIIFUL 111.110LAIL
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.se s, a niiid •ailst:Olili;oling boy, about 16
rims of age, was charged with being in poseinion of a oost
wlettom being able to give a satlsfamoz account of it.
C. Brown, potion-constable 664, that about 8 o'clock
this morning he was in Fathead-lane, when he mw the
prisoner with a coed cm Ida area aster a codes-shop, and
matchsd his. He triad to roll the coat to a low, bat
whales Vint up to him. end inguiried when ha had
got k from. Hs said ha had bought it, about dm
weak, ems, al a man at Wosilidel, bin witness, not belie,-
kag Stateladet, salmi h ft ha Maw what was la tho
paha& He replant " Ye., to.. woo a pions of string that,
land ant was all." As Mame llama lass other small articles
I In ths:gocksta, Its considered We secant he be sametbfeetogy,
and Wei the pawnor eeeNdy. Ow eeireldag him et the
reties, where (soil ca his a poele*besk, in which we/ the
same and address of a perm Whig at Woolwich, who
winger had so doubt We. the mew of the mat as well as
al the pocket. book. The primer then saki, " I may as well
till you all stoat It. I brake tato a home at Woolwich
thla mousing, and stoke ii ken there." Afterwarda he
" 1 may as wen Sal you that I am concerned is
eo:nawbet jar of the re eat. There was a burglary
Is Whlteelaga eh Wodaanday night; mad I was
smasumad ill that. I was the ono as got tato the haw.'
Pallaircesmahle 114 H said—The Boys' &loge la Com •
tesrelel-areel, Whiteehapel, vas broken into onVedardsy
siths, sod about 104 worth at goods were moles. I was on
My_ be the nisighbourhsod sod row the prisoner and two
ether bop with bear maw their ann., and rao attar
theme but day aged letes seme savoy mute and all got
away. The yelezner demi et with his handle, but one of
tie afar Wye dropped Ms. I picked it op.
The patere roes reneeded le give the police as oppor-
tunity of catelting W onelbdiestes.

SOUTHWARK.
ATTIM TT ID It-ICI DA AT IlLACITILIASS•11111110/1.
Cherletts Monarty, • dessat-looklag young wessan, was
breaght hikes Itr. bird with attempting to man-
sitseide st Bladdrisws-
lilr. Parer ROOMS OM OM rehiring Mimes of the
&wend Udese. add OM= might he wee Moshe par
ever lhaddrlesschrldige hem die side. whoa be heed
edge Ise help, sad es bean ss the ape*, hem whams
he eseedi come, be wedged the petters on Um pampa el
tbe mead new sadeseesaleg ell 'die meld to plunge lass
the ,rlver het wee bold lea by • female who we nearly
ealmetted. Mese seaddireble trouble he socossied is
palling Pm over, sal this be gaw• her into custody. Bb.
WMa Met Ai wow illemnsined to comsat suicide.
Mr. GaAs asked her what she led to my in sneerer to
the chair t
The pneener (intim) mid eat ale was estmeeely sorry.
ustii lowly Mae • cask la • empoomble family at
town. sad eatortimetob die Memo acquainted wish
• soldier. A fart** lest Swaim she west out sa usual
to go to chord. when the osidles mat but sad seduced but.
Sinop the she W his. esbesmd et retandog, sod fselin
each reessne Or berhistempri from the paths of virtas she
deasslasdto mama Weide.

Mr. Combs odd As w adding guilt to guilt, and was
liable to wen pwaisiument for attempting elf murder.
The prfourt said do knew she was wicked, bat what was
eims sae chew dipolar
beoirlevide. lend(! She wash' not disgrace

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Mr. Combs nail her useo Meadow ant to Rom-
weeeisr-lebe Geol, eine AM woad have dee attesdasce of
the chsplebe. I. the eessedeme the Aker tread maks moos
Isquiries about bor.

WORSHI P-BTRIET.
10 33333 IT 4 TINZILICIVEI/4
Barge Joke T "on., 31, a very nespectsble looking perm,
diessibed as a tharkeeper wee charged before Mr.
Viyhearre, with dealing sorsa adver spoons and wearing
EVAvalue 64, the property el Chem Parker, • guard on
h Laicism }Wive,.
This ens exhibited much ingratitude on the parte( tin
.tweed. He had lodged with the prwiecutor, sad hash se-
asmisilated is every poodhls way walk Issas el missy, do.
Os Its deseropeC and to. property raesslosed
was Air* idesewnede amt ladwsweden was Ova to
the MYw, sad k was senertsined dot b was la Yost.
Theme 141114111, swporkosailsed of the Kent reseastiedary,
said that the rheum wee Saha Wan the mgietraoss of
Kist, for ssimptlag to oblate maw mks isles pretences.
Wilson 'miliaria/ him there at des seatinden of the awn
which was dicidisd fa lets lawnor. H. ..shied this rots-
Miry, and ,
identified the beam Ids Wad as Wang-
*to him. ear el the wearing apparel was diseovared at
C115t4414, the apneas at Bow.
Henry Notisy, shapcsaa to Masers. Crawley, pawnbrokers
of Bow, proved that doe spoons were pledged ia the name of
Gorge Palter (prosecutor's own mama,) on the 28th ult. the
ray day taw wets moles ; they were waked with the initial
G. P., sad IL 2.. wee lent spot theca.
Primmer molly said—All this is correct I burnt the do-
plicate. I bare tvery desire to mats restitution but do set
poetess
C the moans, so rot throw thyself on the weeny ths
ourt.
Itentaded for trial.

WAN DIiWORTH.
PritAilleVLATl NO ADVIILTISERJ.
lAcendia Wahiawa, aged 66 years, who diecribsd Ward(
as travelling meat to Banta Helena, was Voogd ia the
dock before h r. lolikeid, charged with causing an otetruc-
tam la the public streets by sa advertising vehicle. is wee
!Unbar charged with teing
Pellee-ooestable Cuban', of the V Division, said that
shoat • quarter to 8 o'cick on Mond.y sight he saw, in
Love-lase. Wadsworth, • four-wheel truck upon wbiob
wee exhibited • large advertising placard. It war standing
about tuct he road, to tee danger of the public, sad owed aa
obstrion.

Mr. Ingham—Where la the vehicle?
The cceetable—You can see it iron the whetow of the
wart.

Kr. Ingham-06, I sae : hoffmaies entertainment; sad
Is=all eons of colours.
ble—lies, att. 1 went up to the prlnmer and
egad kite far has addles., and he refused to lave it. Hs
said he lived sometimes et Richmond, sometimes at Hampton
Coast, and other places. I then brought brut muds the
silo'... Us wee drunk.

--iifr7ingT:.=icii,t;ave yen anything to say ?
The prtsoater —I will only ray a leer words. I was manly
inquiring of ths ;trotter as to the posting of ihs bills, and
lilt the vehicle to ebage of the boy who was the driver.
was not tilers more than two minutia.
The sonatab4-1 aaw it wending several mantas, first la
ons part of the road and that in another.
Mr. 1 agtuain —What do you nay to Wag drunk
The grwoawr—Well, I shoold bka to hays that aactrtaised.
Isrpost Blaachrird-1 took the charm and lea wee de-
draak. Whoa I asked ha noon, ha told ma it was
Bros Hamm. (L hear.)
Mr. Inglis--1 &mg Ilse you 6a. You cannot ha allowed
to go about thee' large towels in the metropolis with sad
'eclair as frights" the ►ones, It was all very wall 641 talks
oat of lowa.

:jb; praowor alwaid Bk. to k.ow whether 1 might
am a paatal east 1,
Mr. Imams—TM law prohibits you having say placard,
wales, or advaraanowe spa co:A./gra, horaabeek, or as kw.
Y...a are liable to a praohydado., sad 1 tiara aely Arad pa
5... epos jour iorwastarag taloavo dianct at
The oury was Pad, GM Us Warm inusedialaly
the wan wits h. adoloalial

DEATH or THI POlll2ll/1111111 or LY.EO,.—Wit
repel so •aaounos ties Asa* Aar a short Mame of It,.
Jarmo Aaleeson. l'ostmeaser d MIO eastral omen, Lissom at
the age of 70. Mr. Andersen ssemd the terries is 1007, at
whim. time Mr. Rhodes waspatmaster, sad atter dlirobarg-
beg she serial Meal, he he MEd is gads as esuilitiehmest
as that of Ms Lewis powt-tiMom he greduilly ems the am..
demos af theme den ham sad Is OA course of years at-
Mud the Mohan permiss is ft. For many years ha wassail(
dark to jge. Tem*, who errreedoi Mr. Rhoden eel as thy
Ideas\ ed Hr. Us*, he eustissad to hold the rim once
Ilis. Tampa. Oa Um death of that lady he was
appointed pastrami, lie apgriatimat dating UN 7th of
N..vember, Mr. /Wanes wee at all times a faith-
ful sad amino arms; MI he disrhargei the Auditor
t.isetlema of Useless as peetatamer with • degree of WM-
ligrnai, artmatty. sad lam= which excited the feral
dhie frilaw•townmeas, sad redraw' him to then
.r7rwrltem hi arm Ws mom Minuets custar6 not-
withstanding his relvisicad age, ha attended to his data,
with past peantsehty serif • fortnight ago this *miss,
whew lie amid Immo aawall, and was sew able to Wars.
He had • strulim and wiihis lb. last kw day. 'unpins@ us
the head opposed. sad all hopes at Ids recovery ems abler
dismid. H. tepidly grew worm. sad died at his mildews.
lilo.l-plime, as Sunder night. His ',minas will be named
Wo,rAti see Ciirestory. on Thursday morning. The Totem
so; °soirees, is is tlu suds of the Posiniairer-Genaral.—
/emir y.

A 310 T ON A 821AN209.

The New York Herold of Sept. 16 mays
" Yesterday affirm= a disgraceful riot took place on board
the stemmata/ Yore Taylor, one of the tugs employed to
take passengers and baggage on board the Oalwey steam-
ship Jame. Tb. particulars are as follows :—Nearly 340
perilous by some mama got on board the stemma Jason
whilst she lay in the stream, moat of whom, it is supposed,
were there to see their friends off and take a final leave of
than; others, the sequel sheers, were there for no pasee•
shle purpose. Amongst this clams wore a number of
drunks* toadies, all of whom pugged from the steamer
Jason to the eteamtug Moses Taylor. When the tag out
off front the Jason below Staten Island, the captain of the
tag said to them that he was not going to New York, but
would take them all up to the city upon the payment of a
small sum, and if they would not consent to that he most
land them at Fort Elandltes, where they could take the
car, as that was as far es he intended to go. AU of the
respectable portion of those on Lard acquiesced in that
arrangement and were going to pay, when • number of
1 the drunken rowdies declared that they would not pay, sad
I that It would be the death of any who did, acciartair that
they would throw the captain overboard if be did not take
them up to New York. The captain took no notice of their
threats, but placed the steaming along the wharf at Fort
Hamilton. The rowdies immediately took charge of the boat
and prevented the pommigers from landing, when • bloody
scene took pleas, szoelling the " Plug Ugh.." and " States
Hose" of Baltimore fame. Ooe man seised an sae and struck
the captain on the arm—it is feared he broke IL The ruffian
was not content with this, but struck the captain again over
the head and laid it open i he fell insensible upon the upper
deck, but the savages had not done enough yet to satisfy their
fiendish lusts. One of their number seized the captain and
threw him down from the upper to the main cloak, sad thin
jun. ptd upon him. Another squad attacked the engineer
and beat him severely. Still not satisfied with what they bad
done, they took saes and handspikes and broke everything
that they could leach, causing great consternation among the
passengers. The pilot bonne was completely demolished, and
the small boat was cut to phese—ln feet, they mads a wreck
of the tag. The malicious week did not end here. When
they got ea board the Woe ems they related to y their
Isre. One sees stood ever the driver with • bottle In hie
I head, end swan that be would knock him oat of his seat if
be eared te my • word es ask any of them for their fare.
Fasetyr the asses We se the captain, the driver brought this
dlairesefel set of drunks* rowdies to the city, where they
are aoss_rowtias about Me beast. in the forest seeking their
pter couersis a all mosped without Wary, as far as
our reporld tvg."