The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, IWw.

to nab dr Wise amid it. H. non—tail as as&
heeltee—alak Hill, ead Co.—ead heso to am Lea.
deo sad Wateeleaste Memk. I 'eke a interfere Mont
the shawl of Mr,. Arehees which bar slum MI6. He west
with !if Is. Archer bakes the mechliniee fie proescute her.
I asked Wm to, olt out ter a salmi.' Mao he meat Maldon
afel et . lie~ a vitiate at Err lease at the tame.
Ifs sew the lead, sad did whet was Huse
tosolisee se from the house at my ~1„ did
met toll me she had employsd the delhademe 'boa the tha-
wed sing. I Led a easeful!' that a Weer shoot ft was
boowetWea I. my henry. I sem lead to go to the sight
ease.
Mr. Strjella 7110111110—YOU 041 to Is to have your wife
with you.
Plaintiff—Yee. Tte defendant got back the dogt is. Archer
had lost without the payment of the 101. reward.
By the Jadge—Up to the time ha left me I never heard
Mae say he was to be geld Mrs. Archer never said she had
employed biro oa the understandiag he was to be paid.
Cheeks Bull, • groom in its plaintie's employ, deposed
that the defendant was • tr. quell' visitor at Le ire
boom, and they trequently drove oat together, and were on
the terms of visitor and guest. He had charged the &fen-
heat with having received the commbeion on the sale of the
amine, wench he had denied.

dined with the

tame-maaritisd-1 bars. phdwiff at dining-
rialMl4 I hem welted on him at the box in the theatre, and
iiMl• dm* lon partaken of reimbursed with him.
Prod Irvin ism lOWA of the payment of the cheque,
Mr. CrAse, who had ..)Id the carriage, proved that the
ludiudist repeessored hinmelt ea lb. personal friend of
the plaint 4 e d iatl6oe.cammbeMm. Whiter lent 140 6t„
whieh had WA he.. returned.
lesstapass6-4 cm • servant th• plaintiff simpliiy,
delbsios amass there for a weak together. railer lb
iamb. Thin was • liendmocaasi thin, vim) pandas Mai.

Creiremshis'—My 'mislead vas s *bed of Mr. Archie,
sad saparlataidad him !means for W. Es Is sew ea is-
depending arc Whea Mr. Archer's peas two dirdisrged
my ►
my !WNW meal as his mow Is end Se pools the

la-smosbed—There fa se beam lb glop that Ks
soriste mod is dbe with lb. esi Mn. Alafft. I and to
dime whh Ms. Aran whoa mho wee ohm.
• hit., ben be pilshiro assay, to be dotes:kat,
"reby tile mess' claimed,
ain he the plaid, dosed!snap boas pat ia endows,
Mr. ihrbest Theme W..dkend the bey le the de-
ilisileet Ha embed ohm It a perm beisee of boom de-
bark, bad, cis the adeolidose Ks phial( iiissef, ever
boos Nee, bard er read al imam& et Jambe t The
*bug babel he lad sold sad we..stet use oil Wes
aad how this, Maid etie nip es his lesimasy t The
piked& bed tessay; he huehi isms, his knee, hh
dirs. %tried haw hes so the hi a portiwahr ebb
Ile the v ha., hes to bye Is her psoriasis/
ay* awl it was set libly bey walla trouble thoneelves
Aces ink mess so thay had esi pi> ad the ihisbeit
easeate. DM be phrasal heegise that he amid irm the
robes of a ors Ks the delliabat, who lived by Me Mob,
et be Erb joie of • dime sad • hod ? lie bad rewired
W mbar Ow low years.
The resers el He Jsry—Why did he sod sled ha hie
hill at Cholasses (Lesphoor.)
Mr. Ihrford Tbouse—ilay I min b irk you, geode-
sieb Eyes end is yew bib at Cholotasas t
The filip—Tee. _

SFr: libigneff-fhomom—TM Me ass le et en rd, for I
win bo met In Mt bw. lan me you will luta to
aster end isjaail•
• brews-710,1110 are Me be Mt pupas.
Me. S.j Mmemo—diflee the /heard gen the do.
ander • Mgr he SM. the dellmsdre am the in his debt,
led ail he meld de emeffiteg kw his.
W. lemkolleakbere—He maid more than that. He mid
homer espy Mt is • meth.
Mr. &rimer Them add he w.e we the jury would
set dolinntem the any Wing baud oaly me side ; and on
neat etakeray fWM wee helm atm This man,who wor ho ell the wighttbeemes in Leedom,
who, kerrleg Mid up • mem at the Hies as
sadtoad
Mew mho wee • inerried warm, ripmemeated her as •
Meow, end monnted bee, and than tea bar to WI tho deek
Mom Mast tom Misused by yeerissam eed ask burr
with Merl emil le IMAM reared Y hs Mind Mere.
Irel woo dome Moms Mammy they IMO meld upon to
some—re moldy es dm ark rams* ths chardis.
ell yet bout This warthe teaser. whet
he W Mar anra~ de the men der he hod emploWrmy
Mang im a bed teedodium ammionelly. Thin moths wien
Mr abs. ha new a dimmed nag la lb wiles kw said
ea who pr l Men war ray a are who lisdannied •
mom be Yr plead up et the DM rests are whither ea
ennihno sr led limed • armed Mg en bar Sapp: er set,
mil ha wow umblioshiegly meld the M wes waft to
got oho my rig liben kis Me bed essend shear of
lisalksi bet AIM tho partiff had employed the &Meta
powers Mee sister. What • prier lart. (Laughter.)
Tim bussed mitiont fa coalumice Mad the Jay le mink
the Mime, and to do plitloll as between sed mom
Lewis Brehm, the Meadow, woo then ear
miseeniset—l were at Dour. Caagw, It John'ipereeL
emi • pear ammiemem agent sad and boa Ma
simian Mi. IMe so ether mans of stippart. lu 1867
Ma. Area istrelemed me to bee Melmill r • ematortee
2:741ie smiled me to mto os ifildammenem. I so.
.41robar Ws told me be had cocas inee mooed them
• yonnii, mod he wished to am it, oe min of it, a
mrrurrer—Did yon Maw Mts. Arelew perendy to Ms f
Mess-1 ha ass bar sate brim
Iferweratiee aselened—lll. reddiraw Mktg defied
to aP eir my me aock oho mad me to go u the City
sad Mem tomer to lading kite another. At the am
time Mrs. Ammar I ohmid be paid for my dm and
trosible, end W. Archer amented. In medenam
wleh this I omega with OM, Hill, sad Dale,
of Carl-earn B. add he was this lionaly wither oak,
bet he weeld_psy me ray urea& I moo le my Maps is
ray M. The wham ben went thromgb tho various item
In which a Mad me • est-od referred to I. the szatolatalua
earl noa-ezinaination of the plaintiff. The role of atom
was le. pee hour fur km at MN with oat hint maws, Mr%
refroshmem to. lb Mn proceeded to may—Mrs. Artlar
omployed me to go and see Mr. Bella • meo abs bed lest
M • amend Mg, aid a wage the miter as Maly as
partible. I woo ley* to dad Belk for saes ban cm the
Ira occerse, ad my charge le I la., 4 bump far oohs. 1,1
re her err ea tbe mubject. and astir he low band I
Mara& saw Mr. Bala, sad bed • dieensolon
with lam elm lb. asap, Molt I reported
to lire. Areas. I was atarirmode tempi am
days fa Ma ImMecticia, sad Angel tire gamma,
end wee employed by Yr. AroMa to !sabre • George the
North mire, wbloh he walled to mats present to his
I me occupied aim day, In Wei med Amp' •
gasr
k...auroddamiy„ (lamina.) Ho Moo mead • per el wry
bay bouts, with dee Ma, Sr him wde nal
dna In dm perk. I °Mad theme kr dim, sad oho lersom
Tile ado wiebed It to be new Moan bet he weer It a be
ememed-heed. (Lagimortr.) I caged U. Me. 1., mean
Ms Mem, mad wa imaged perebring a her tor Lai
MO dam, ad eitimod two virrir I swam get say matey
at ell lama W. Antos. I Mimed Kr. Anima It.. bat did
met am to ie my mwerandmobook. I argot all about it
wadi W. Aruba spas r it to-day. It ha not butt mud.
It is ea Mord s tho particulaa
W. Isere Illeakere—Row do you mom for • am of
34 ass big fa mew mememmtlume book, where )cre 'Mad
eneb onme gab kire.

Wiress—l asanot—”—.ocosaTh for it, ay lord.
Issaisetlos costioned—Mrs. Archer lost a favourite dog,
rad I gut the hells poured ofortag • reward of ltd. Mr.
Aram wasted to od.e lok. reward. (Laughter.)
Ms. Powell—Mr. Arches wa• hos of his row/ then ?
Witser —No. of Si. proorse. (brighter.) Yr. Archer
coat ler re se Hyde, end kid re then we. • m.n who
wasted le 11$4111 ressey Iron idea kr having tare tar de-
thwetire seer We manage. I was engaged in irking
isquirke sheet that alas. AU the haanwee corged
is ebb wee dose ter Mr. Archer at Ire trotter
the haul le MA Ida.. hie I air kr credit for It re-
asked es Mader. I thrliterwl the amount least May
as It,. Archer paressally. I mewed tee siseque from rim
kr SOL ri hle set Sr.. that whoa I received the dreg
risque I rid I meld repay re reessa I reeshed
the int is Dr. ligrates hoer, sad set war Mot Irk.
Warn S. gar re the Met elopes, be NM. " Dreher, I
dew yr .re s surly ire, sad 1 have WOK, tabs Ws
team sad sorb D art, awl 1 your orriesies
se yes go aloft." I said. " Try w Mr. Archer. las
at year terra salts." I did sot metres it us • lor, het
M sty monism le the follo•teg seoetit, Febru.ry, I told
bin I terldwed re cross for kV. bed has worked out is
essusiseirs I MI der for him, rad I strati west sere
reasey IS eassrar. He told as to write • shows eel 5.
*est It. lie bsd set has &Insist at the gum I soar s
press rear Mors to cell on the piebald is dyke Dr OW
seeroaL
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Csreamminel-111.1bra I t,... • roarer* spot I
was • wish ash sliwernessr mars e-d der it is **Hwy.
I hal aws .rep. I ratril as harm* at Hill-stns,
Iliteaspaa. I • platy good Owsksess r • rest caliector.
I ear far some tar* ef Neu is my sorer.
.y
rant le say who sr Wan sas Was the
Pal. mho 1 owl 1 hay sera at Mow am essaiwah,
kr whirr kir Ms rift y ts* I isset dose M
rs- the
area lit raw re is MONS, WSW INOe• 1
bre nisei wines OM. 1...0111. 1 ray *let issi
YAW rissiaat amp mar' arm Ire this C• 10.
rlf By the Jaists—l lump *igen al asswarisaas
this air II orrnerdow b .t. ( )
Mr. Lantroallet tbat Is your wfilar's horror*,
look. (lassehatt.)
Warr—New you know ay arbor has • hotter
hart ? tree us as sr arra ai tit* kiad la lk TI.
se7
verbs, . thi ter. Artier was la Ns-
aw. hi or dmip Oa art
Ire bra Wed hire May. when 1 herr* the tali.l
art sue my •ram Art sr shawl la this bask.
The hlha—lh *at • asstatoraam al ell per Yr ma
agar Is the ewer .1 err

14112m—.14•1 is.
Tao Joke—Tim tiordy yru vw as
abaci ski AMIS. Tie no le For
41K &go mkt 118. It la Jewry r d ?Amory.
MSri 4
R Bmotas ad/no anises he 4k. ma Imo age ern will
ke

amok..

ar Mr.
Pima me Eno velem tike ease .at. bee I sip.
pre wasimis Is the boa w mow Inky,

M. Pinsla—if I madirsimd Ai I. t. *mks ot tbs
_7, I ill 1. Ord sip take sesta& •Aillit . 1

The Jury —We will bow y out; we will not prtjadso tits
MIR

Mr. Powell—l mime of that, gentlemen.
Mr. Jambe Markham—Perhaps we had better propped
with the evidence.

Ttetiefeinant—. But if I am not to be believed wby should
Ibe asked sty more questions? ((Treat laughter.)
The learned Judge—Well, I think tot. If you osnuot ac-
count for the nos-entry of then two most important items
of 20f. noh, I think your one Is hopeless.
Defendant—lt was an oversight. (Laughter.) If lam
not as be believed why amid I go on? (Renewed laughter.)
Mr. Powell—Perhaps your lordship will salt the jury now
whether they Inhere the platutitra version or the i.e-
-
&Maas%

Mr. ia.etlee Blaekborn—Gentlemee, do you believe, titer
the defendant's evidence, what the plaintiff stated u true, that
the defendant did what he did with no view toward' pay-
ment, and that, to we a slang term, he wu a led captain,
getting his beard: from the hums ?
The diny—We do, my lard.
• verdict wee Mesa watered for the plaintiff foe 401. ; sad,
on applie•tioa al plaintiff '• mufti, hie lordahip granted
wady usosilow.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dec. 6.
(Before Mr. Containerise Murphy.)
LI /LI TSOII4A MAMMIES —TEN METROPOLITAN SALOON
OMNI/WS COMPANY.
tins.
This caw again came on for IMAM and oocapied am'
W. Leu&caad Mr. Reed oppomd for the Saloon
Omegans Mr. Hording, OAT ad attended for the
Ira for r,
London General Omnibus Company; Mr.
DOMED mud M. Stammers ropported.
Two winseses were called end the insolvent pertly
ezenileed.
Mr. °dud mid he otteeded on the part of the London
General Omnibus Company, against whom NOM calumny
had JIRO cart by the opposition, and to declare that they bad
nothing to do with the matter.
Mr. Sergood said the General Omnibus Company had
attended on every ommirm, sad in great numbers, and now
thty were well ropeueemed by his learned friend Mr. Gifford.
Attar lila evidence bad tow given,
Mr. Coandeskiner Murphy mounted some further evidence
before he downed ups the ewe sad the meter was opals
adjourned.

of the postman': shortly after Its had committed the eat.
raga. Hs was in his bedroom, in an insensible state. He
as hid me the door, hevieg his throat dreadfully eat, end
near to him wag • row covered with blood. He had bean
drinking for siiiral.diye preriout, and it was supposed that
ha 'mishearing under delirious tremens when be committed
the dreadful act referred to. Ho had no spirt
the prosecute: ; they were on the best of tense The per
aecatrix woe attacked witb bronchitis in November bat, and
died oa the 19th of that month.
la chimes it was oomeaded that do widow bad no
intention of murdering the old woman, or of dobag her any
grievous bodily harm.
The jury found the prioritise Guily, sad he was emstmold
to eighteen months' impriemmeat. Witnesses wen aided,
and they gave him an excellent character.

NEWCASTLE, Dzc. 6.
Yr. Baron Martin arrived at the central statics an Sunday
esaing, for the purpose of holding • winter gaol delivery bt
Newcastle and the county of Noshumberlen& On Monday
morning the court set at halibut eleven o'clock, at the
Moot-hell, for the trill of town prisoners.
!ramie Blackett, 24, and Jew Broom, 26, were charged
with having, on the 6th of November, violently estanliad
Oottleh Teller, and stolen from hissers= 10a.
The Hoe. A. Liddell and Mr. Church were for the prase.
oaths ; Mr. 0. Bruce defended Bleckett.
On the night in question. which was Sunday, the prow.
eater, a German, was in the Portland Arms, Smidgen, wham
both theprisoners were drinking. Teller also got something
tedrink, which he paid for, sod he maw at that time that he
bad 100.1 u his palest, consisting of four helf-crowns. Is con-
sequesce of minnethirg which occurred the prosecutor rose
sad WI the hones, but on coming to the door he met another
woman, who bwited him to take a walk with her. He de-
clined say inbeseey with her, and the tamale prisoner then
came out, and sainted by the other woman, commenced to
pull the proesotor about and feel his pockets. He offered a
great deal of resistance to their blandishments, however, and
the male prisoner came to their assistance. On seeing how
matters stood, he put his arm wand Tolleson*, and choked
him with such violence as to paralyse him for • short tiros.
One of the women then put her hand into the prosecutor's
pocket and took his money out: efts which Blackett released
him, but threatened that if he was not quiet he would give
him another blow, and the prosecutor then went a little way
off.

Witnessee were celled to corroborate Teller on the point of
identity; and Mr. Beam addremed the jury on some miner-
, able point. in the evidence, remaking ca its weakness ea
regarded the pert which Slackers took is the matter. Civilly.
A pariah. conviction wee against Blacked. who
had just returned from a sinitsula of four yea..
Hie Lordship, le waft mistime, rid that the
evidence waa ;salad, Clear to Ma. Blackett Interrupted
several times, protesting, " as he wee deeding In the pro-
mos of God, he ins an innocent men." His lordship, ha
remming, said that it was desireisie that perms. 'Meld re-
ceive the sane punishment for the same 06•061. On the
lett occasion but one when he visited the town he tried two
woman and a man fur a robbery of • precisely similar cha-
racter, and it was hi. purpw to MAIM en Mackie* the same
Penance as he inflicted on them, namely 10 yeas' penal ser-
vitude. Brown had not been convicted bobs% and the ess-
teas on her would be 18 months' Imprisonment with had
labour.

R;isert NOW, 25, wee Ariel with
Mhaving,r at the Und
March, ng then employed la her ojeste Poet-ea"
feloniouslybei stolen two post letters, mob 11011i•ff half et •
Bank of Ragland note fur payment of lOt., belonglag to =-
wool Fenton.

Tlisflon. A. Liddell and Mr. Davidson prosecuted; Mr.
Blackwell &tended.

The jury reiorooti s vordlet of Guilty, pima
tree etaissoot to peal oervi,nde foe six yam.sad the

WESTERN ClRCUlT.—WiNcinvni, Dec. 6.
(Bare Xr. Baron Caudal.)
Aiwa frardreper, 60, late solicitor, of Peters&ld, who
"gnaw" yesterday to two indictment. charging
Yon wIIL bring tee promissory notes, wee this morning
pat le the bar /sr awnless.
The area Judge eald,—Yon ham pleaded guilty to two
wordindietenente angina you with the oriole of forgery.
I meth ant car a person beiseging to the protean at
Idea you were a member that a few yaws ego your life
wand is,. beat forfeited; as ter is, it la a crime that cannot
ho pawl over lightly, end It °wanly le aggravated in your
OM by the positiomons have held in society, in Wlliell
Pt Inn obtained•• sad extensive penance, and which
night Is hem you committing such a crime. I
dabs le adds hem aggravating your sufferings, belt I
anent over the Came without some observations sad
ex the carat of yearn the present sentence. If I
that One thegerise had been connected with niy
grin antenna in yen proinionet character by which,
ss • solicitor, you led glesely shamed ths confidence which
yon clients Ind pissed in yen, I should have felt it toy duty
to peas &sentence the non were that the law admits ; bat
whatever my easpielea may be, I have no right to sot upon
that. I only so deal with the two cases that have been
before an sad la respect of which you hare pleaded guilty ;
and, shasagrb year position I. cos that greatly aggravate,
your Minos, I do not find it la one he which you are open to
the chirp of having abused any confidence which your
clients had placed in you. Still, you ham been guilty
of having forged • negotiable instrument, and pared it
through your bankers, end obtained advances upon It. I
feel, onsidering your position, that I must pees upon you a
eintence of penal servitude, and that mast be for tea yenta.
The prisoner was then removed from the bar, evidently
feeling his position most painfully.

CONVICTION OP • POLICZNAN.
Willi/ft illNftften, 28, lady • polio. constable of the A
Division, No. 81. WM Indicted fur stooling from the Niag-
ara's Swan, Walmiester, two pare of boot., the property
seas Iloesinw of the Maropollian Polios, and a coat, the
of a follow constable. Ifs pleads" guilty, sad the
Judge, having commented upon the very sedate
mum of the our. • policeman convicted of felony, sentenold
his so 11 moans' hard labour.
Menet •Ntrliwrierlf. 16. who had been tunwprirted for
run yews, was Mond guilty of stealag • roll of oil-cloth,
the property of George Hardin,.
The Assistant Judge sentenced bits to four years' penal
urvitade.

Cherfott• Hob* aped 20, and Arm Turner, aped 18, were
hulked for steeling, Is the shop of Messrs. Hewitt and Co.,
drapers, High Holborn, several pieose of ribbon. the&
PuArprisosers pleaded guilty.
Mr. Orridge appeared for the prosecution, Instructed by
Mr. Warned, solicitor to the Society for the Prosecution tl
Shoplifters, sad stated that Hobbs was conareted with a
regular of shoplifters, and was kaolin to have boa
ter

sautes upon Hobbs was deferred until next sedan ;
Turner was matesoad to four mouths' hard labour.
Two pismire, named Berri:eon and loges, were brought
sorbibiedgemat. They were coafloted as a former siesiana
• gentleman of his watch at the humid of the
We Mr. R. Stephenson. There had been • mimes loses
raised between the prisoner Harrison and Castile, a darective
°Mow, as to a former conviction. Details moat positively
ewers Met the had been convicted b the name of
Bergamo at the Thomes Police Court. and sentammed to three
months', with three others. The primmer as positively se-
sorted that it woe not he who was so convicted, and one of
the four was called, who swore that the person convicted in
the name of Binges was now undergoing penal servitude,
and could not, therefore, be the prisoner.
After the fulled investigation the Amistaubjudge said he
was of opinion that the officer wee right, Swam he pro-
duced • certified copy of the conviction. The wiener was
knows in the prison, end on the day mentioned four persona,
or outlet name of Bergamo, were Committed from the Thames
Patios Cont. Besides which there was the oath of the con-
stable that he personally knew the prisoner, end proof of a
conviction in Sun y, which. the prisoner had as strenuotudy
deeded ea he had the. Ho sentenced each of the peisouers to
three pent panel merited..
Mr. Matt was for the prosecution ; Mr. Metcalfe was for
'ha prima's&