The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-16 00:00:00

MANSION-HOVBE.

&NUN' MS* med Ramesh Phillips, two deossit•look- 4
lag Jewesses, woe brought up on • warrant, signed by
Mr. Aldermen Carter, charged with keeping a arm cora-
moe.,ll.loversed, and disorderly trowea,-terwo Swan-yard,
Bishops gate.
John Moseley, describing hinted/ o • lew-writer, neldly
e It Trsfalgar.etort, Wallow* said he we the premolar ,
egainet the moms b sa ladietant apes ebb*
• err bill hod ben Mad at the Ceara Mini-
ea Court on the 4th farteat, sad palm/
• thalami 'bath he led (Maimed from the dark at
the Old BMW, atria, forth that Mt sad antimafia' him to
rows s warrsat ix the most of the primer with • tildid
petty, who wen this to be Mid be lath la emir sod ghe
theb two amities la the ram meost fee their
at the twit assekota of the Camel Ctiateel Osert,alir he=
mire of bell to be skin to the preesether.
Ungar t 0... einmakettacee no farther *ridden wee ear
PIM bet
kir. Lew* who appeared for the primers, by peril",
erethmetier4 the prosontor, who geld .—The laddoisood
we preferred boated the becks of to. primmer.. 1 4e kw-
volute for on, oth. I writs for Mr. Goddard, the
to the me. Ido not know that Lis mairald ter liswol
the tiraarm informer. I know Stowell, mil maw hi. yes.
today, but sot about this maitre. I sem woe • mums*
lishmer myself. Iso sot now. I have ether "elm to
the primes until to-day. Mime wee not with Nee at to.
allelley elm this caw.
Mr. LIM rid it was • asishrtme that sa est of pollee
met iohlehrhleb showed say perms to p MIMI the bath
if mother /has to mar ea iabomat se had bale isms
lath* aft Sir owed same Is ooemWog the hopes
ef feeefftre hems me for ths ared thlithe se •
eseleth amke of hemiE. la th p le bat
boa woo •
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matother oimetar. eta want
Millat aereetheyee to polo so Mash
mot mid dna, erl with w eliethal • tthe tIY
Go the del bet, saw MI cm word about h, sr thathpal
any Mortar to do prisoner% until he shOlool • wan
rant for Molt eppesibmies aka et tea ire thler,
and now the Nehmen sthee la sr day, if the peenther
Moe, met semi se kr kelp hours Moo %bre
they mil le le Mil ; tile, withal en
pad thy me theipmel es Mew Ix Maths ;
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haL 11, that Ime &meth& a vise
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dialed thel I me ea, Mit lilt. led
withal the Wm" ma ma pile
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pird
If rare pfa me erth He based
lad there; dart/ ewY is, hoes*, AM dream primeth
Thee ma. wooer, • emstable M owe. oho OEM mar
the hth
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ads* eialmed. helleved Modietel
rimer Ma thaw rathiaasadllsat lamb Mit& hod
lth Leek ail la kg the way temelells bessehatrk
whe IMO • te be bowl kr the •

preemie, . willing , thonotle V-
Crrat the Cestrol Crinsisal Court, rigout whoa
oserator hod had 24 hours' notice. fie hoped, *err
fere, the caber portion of tits notice which the presseslir
WO% demand wade' b• waived.
Mtor sone demur, the prosocstor conoonted to tab; end,
tea heap givco, the primulas wore discharged.

WANDSWORTH.
CAVOMT IN TIMM.

Ma Taos, a youth, who described himself.. a briek-
labeemr, bat Mead to gin say eddies*, w plead
be the dolt bears Mr. Daytime obsepd with balm bad
ia the beam of Miss Asa Limbed" fiereasti, a lady readies
at &. Peerwelose, leirthall-hoss, Clapham, for the penises
et onauguise • %key.
The au
deposed tbat between twelve sad WA
Vela* en Friday afternoon dm we gotsg upstairs when bar
Miseries was drawn to the rattling c 4 lair piste et the side
beard b law diming-room. It was Oct but lataation et the
time to eater the room, but hearing the nobs she opted the
doer sad went Is. To her mrpnee she discovered the psi-
saner, who we an entire stranger, stooping at the sideboard
tupbcerd with some silver piste in his hand.
Hearing the approach of wttasm, ha f
the plate into the basket from which har"o
takes it. Witness called her merest end detained the pi-
smire for room than eve minutia, until the snivel of a eon-
stable. The primer begged hud for bee to let him go, se
he said he had as age! mother ; but she mimed, sad gave
him into melody.
Mr. Deposea—l shell mama him fora week to admit of
his being .ets by the polio, of the other diastase.
The piroamcommenced blubbering UM a child, and asked
if he might see his moths,.
Mr. Daytona told him if he gave his address hi. mother
would t e seat to, sod he could then sea her.
The primmer ma. then removed.
Shortly aftementle Mr. Wilton, • solicitor, applied for
some of the money found upon the prisoner to be given up
for his defence.

—Tit; ;aeV/abbe said ha found upwards ci 2. upon hint
Then bat been a plate robbery to the law neighbourhood,
and the priaoser bad been men larking gamy, sad the wag
Was very liltaly U be the monde al that robbery.
Mr. Dayeara could not arm* that is Use abases of wi-
dows, sad ordered a pairs to be given op for his habeas.

ATTIXTTIED MURDER AND BUICIDIL—On Thurs.
day • sea named Frusta Hopwood, who wee formerly an
rogue driver, was taken before the borough magistrates at
Ludlow, charged with attempting to murder: hie wife, and
wee committed to the seat !Shropshire Assam on the capital
charge. It appears that about eight o'clock on Sunday morn-
ing cries of murder were beard proceeding from a back lane
In Lower Bread-stmt. On a our named Jolua Lewis pro-
usedieg to the .pot be saw Hopwood stabbing his wife in the
throat. Oa being pursued, Hopwood rim into his house sad
inducted a dreadful gash on his own throat. He then mai
.all
bleeding as he wee, to the bask of the river, into skirl
he jumped, and from which he was with didleluulty maned.
He WI Um in a very demi:grow stab; but the vremea's
woanda are not um serious. It appears that the pair frequently
fell out, and, on this occasion, quarrelled about the amount
of money (only 2s. 6d.) which her husband brought Nome en
the previous night.
HA ILwAT A(CIDIJT.—An occident at a very
serious Ware Deemed on the Newport, •telovniay, and
Hereford Hailers, ea Friday nianlag. A men mimed •
Haat Moody was defy log an engine to which were atieshed
16 trucks lades wish irou rails. There is • csatfoseileard
erected at a place called "The Summit," Ti MAW from Pea-
typool-road Inetructing driven of goods Maine Mstop than
cad apply their breaks to each truck, bat disregarding this
injuactrue, Moody sent over the Summit without stoppleg.
The impetus ger not wee uncontrollable; the ball rolled on
at a fearful speed. and at last the sagiae rag of the Nee and
toppled over, seriomly iejsring its mechanOrn, mashing a
number of trucks Into small fragment, and bending up**
iron rails Inks willme.weadr. tiniffic was stopped fa
several hours, hat fortunately so IMO was butt. The km to
the company will amount to ameni hundred poaads.
Moody, die miguneedriver, hes ebeeentei, but a Inward boo
bees Wood for hie apprehends&