The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-26 00:00:00

'SOUTHWARK.

Woo. WOltoo, • potir;rini7 man, a drover, wee
brought before Mr. Combo, cheroot etch committing • savage
swank on George Duke, sad breaklag hie jaw in so serMim
aromas, that he was eimapeUsd to be taken to Gay's
tal, where he now Um in a bad state.
It appeared that the prolocutor was a blacksmith, living
in the neighbourhood of Kent-street, and on the previoas
night ha went Mb) • yobbo-boom and had something to
drink. The prisoner was there also, and atm they lett the
bows they bed a eguabbis about a female, and from words
they came to blows. The prissier, who was a very power-
tui msn, called out several times that he would koock his
jaw up," and Immediately afterwards the injured man called
out, • Oh, be haa broke. my jaw." He was picked op sad
enamel Atha hospital, where he mains.
/darks, 67 It, said that he received laftemation of the as-
sault sad proceeded to Gay's lisaMtal, when ha sew the in-
jured man, and issolved each tuft as warranted hie
apprehending the primmer is the morning. Witmes pro-
doced a candled& from the home servos of Gay's Hospital,
set hig forth that George Dabs our shattled with a broken
aw, and that ha was unable to leave hie bed.
Tbro prisoner said that Hoke metalted him first, and
knocked him about. They then hod • fight, and he must
have injured himself by felting.
Mr. Combs sold that be shoold remind Dim until Tnesday
ant, when the injured man might be able to attend.

Agra( Pavia, • youth, was brought before Mr. Yardley,
°barged with imtly walling Nary Golding, a yonag
woman, whom hos was disfigured with surgical plasters, sad
whose nose was broke&
The oomplaissat, who has only lately recovered from an-
odise stradarom smolt, Maned that she was savant at •
collatesbop la Shipollsy, Welliam-square. The prisms
wan servant to • native el Chill, IMO had adopted ths
some of Minium, and who baps • boarding home for
Spanish seems In Welblorrequers. On Wednesday evea-
lag passed the miaow, who was 'tending at the
her of Ids noires amino'. He Immediately cease
Mods bar. NW atter abeam bar and swaarisg he
mama be revenged, hi aarksi her in s brutal ima-
rd roaxisirdly smock Mr with his clenched fista,
her doom She ken • good dint of blood, and
we very nub Wind. Thu wines. than impressed beg

fears that it war intended eke should be mindere! by Wil-
liams and his people.
Joseph Guest, • boy, confirmed the evidence of the com-
plainant in every particular.
Mr. Beadier, the second clerk, here stated that the
Spaniard William, a powerfal man, who had Is..en repeatedly
convicted of ersalte, wee fined 161. last week for beating and
WoMr.king the corepialearit.
Yardley—Preed 161.—how was that ?
Mr. Dowdier—Yes, sir; Mr. Self* fined Williams 101, and
61. eats for an aggravated eaeatilt on the complainant, and
Petit* was then a witaera for Williams, who said he would
be
co ;17.47aerldley—Did Williams pay the fine inflicted by my
lleague P
Mr. Bowdler—He did, air, and 61. was awarded to the
comTtplanoter, in defence, said the complainant stole a
silver. mounted dagger while she was in the service of
Williams, and then accused him with stealing it. Last night
she celled him a thief, and struck him with a issuer.
. .

The complainant Solemnly denied Hutt she had struck the
primer.
Felice Sergeant Data, No. 3 H, said the house surgeon
of the Leedom Hospital gave an opinion that the woman's
noes we. Wuhan. . .

possibly may be true. The !'sager
belongs to a most Moles' family, and hie mother hes bees
frequently before me. I am not at all surprised at her sou
being hem. Then is a moat lawlssa and desperate set in
Wellelem-squars. You, sir. are worthy of your conantioss,
►nd I will yam a maternal upon you which your master
Williams can t interfere with. I will not fine you, because
your mother or Williams would probably pay It. I Natalia
you to to imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the ROOM at
Correction for three calendar maths.

GREENWICH.
Thomas Mills, a ship's joiner, wee brought up on remand.
before Mr. Trull, clumped with deerandbag the Great Rasters
Steam Navigation Company, by welting certain tickets, their
property, on the deck of the hulk moored alongside the
mourn ship.
It will be remembered that the prisoner wee • modems
employed on the ship, and that on Friday afternoon Let be
win observed on the deck of the hulk, mingling arum, the
rams in his shirt-alarm, end unawhoneedly disposing of
Mire of Marion to the vessel. The defame was, that
the prisoner had purebased the tick*, end wee BADE
than without any beset to haat, but merely to relieve
the moats. Having disposed of 41. or fit. worth—about 30
or 40 tickets—be wee mired from the bulk for about
Ave minutes, who he rearued and re-oomsweneed
the apparel' balm that be had rola the pervieue asy-a
rare, wash had bees enameled from the premium The
Framer, on belmiquerfemed, admitted that he had purebred
two tickets at the box for a gentlemen who gave him ed. for
his trouble. _ _ _

lir:llaraberer Jamett,se bobs Prom sald—On Friday last
hems table( mosey ke the isompeny la the box on board
the hulk. TM debts were oely obtainable at two places—
King WOlkatilblei sad ea the bulk. On that day witness
did misapply my slaps penes with so many as 30 or 40
dolma at one thee, or OM 10. He had once sappUed a pu-
denda one 6a. day with 16 lor leis family rouad Um. sad
that wee the greatest number. He had no knowledge of
said be most have either a negative or an
afilrmative reply, as to whether he had supplied the prisoner
with the tickets or not.

Whaar acid b. 7oild not say. He believed the only per
son to whom he supplied tickets for visitors wan a Thiisms
police-canna* wholes' on duty at the hos.
George Bea, Thames constable No. 77, said he was on
duty on tie hulk on the day in question, and if the planter
had cams to the pay box he must hays seen him. There wee,
however. a lame crowd, and he therefore would not say that
he did not ono eon. _ _ _

Mr. fraill, addressing Mr. Kett, the mooed officer to the
ship, asked if the tickets bed been earntinised
Several tickets were hers headed op, which were numbered
but not dated, the ascend of observing that the tickets
I were not dated for the dammed, sad be believed the number*
were not eves noticed up to the prom' time.
Traill auggeeMd a conies for the company to adopt for
the faints, white* view to premed say farther lees or risk.
Witmer were ere:mined in proof of the mond eels of
tickets to the swelter of 20, the minute haveatigatioa proving
that prisoner did not apply at the money-box, but proceeded
up the workana'a leader to the vessel,where er re-premise
1 himself of deirase—empoese from the wash-stead in the
meerroom—he retereed to the bulk and recommenced the
sale. Evidence was also given that the prisoner wee seen to
pees something to another man.
Mr. Trull said, with reference to the ant portion of the
ease, the evidence as to how the prisoner became pottered of
the ticket. wee so lint erfect, that It mast fall to the ad ;
bat with the second, in which there was a oonaiderrbl. body
of evidence, he had every power summarily to convict, mad
the prisoner could then have the opportunity of appealing et
the seedom Neatest his decision. Be considered it a weak
am to go for trial, and the complainants had put tempta-
tion is the way. If, however' he convicted, the complainant
most be prepared to meet it at the sessions.
Mr. Kart said the company did not wish even for the
remand, and he knew that they would not press the cm.
What they had done wee only to operate as a future cachou.
Mr. Teeth said if the company considered that the ex-
posure wee a sufficient punishment, he should dismiss the
Tie primer wee discharged.