The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-10 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
It,
Mee liewhir was obeyed with etealieg two errs ef
==r 1144 keen the premises of Messrs. lisiamene,
17, 1.111111011110 Poshary•hill.
It append rem the cedars of John Atkinson, sae et
the dna el Meinearse abil Co., that he bed wine right as-
gmereane will the primes. reap erg the err ke-
rma MIS. bet eat he hod as business tramectleas
hi.. Oa the 17tk of Nov., a graiity of claim.
bale wen dared hem the railway at hie pr emitelealZ
he (presetelar) west eat harm( the goods there. Nest
EiNbe perasse ogled at the elks end arid kw ha,
esed an told by lee howaskatper then b • 'most, mid it
wee wry rube bed redo ea appoiatasest with him kr
that kw. Irearsicosper lift the pester la the phase,
se she suppeeed warthog Ix Mr. Libras, but he art
sway, sad • woo sees aterwerde grossed that he had
eared wrie of the chub to be re mewed. estosequally he
was bawd, se well as the Wok, which we head et a
pawabreher's, sad the pristerr, are balm sprebeadr,
steer that be had pledged them at the Were if a Mr.
Weed, where proseenwo merely haw by eight, without ever
Irving bed say humans treasectior with hiss of say kind.
• pawabroler's essistant predated sarepre of Ws pledged
by the wiener on the Mr or 14th November, for 14f. sad
empreirsiy, in the wee of Hoary liscuseade.
The snorer, who it was wild bed bees Weedy convicted
at the Central Criminal Court, was rweended.

DARTS( SWOP
_IIOIII4LEIT.

I.i erss But Adams, a rafilmtly-looking GUow, wee charged
with steslieg a gold watch, valse 121., from the slap of Mr.
Holmes, Spread Eagle-court, Finch-bum, end alto with
violently essaultiag Mr. A. Weans, shopman there.
Wale, 630, said that yesterday afternoon from informa-
tion be received, he went to Spread Etgle-court,
Finch-lass, where he found the prisoner struggling
with a peewee named Watkins, who gave witnees a gold
wsub, which he nerd the prisoner bad stoku. Wiled=
accordiegly took the prisoner to the station-hoeuie,
Mr. Watkins made the charge, but was too ill, from injuries
be received in the struggle, to be obis to attend now. The
prieoter gave a false adorns.
Mr. Holmes said he was not in the shop whet the
robbery took piece, but iu understood that the prisoner want
is m pretence of 'settee a pin, and that when the abo
tune back was terns f he retched op s watch and ram at,
t 'Bowed t y Watkins, who war so mistraly injured, that be
would aot be able to attend for tome days.
The prisoner was remanded fur the atendanos of Mr.
Was kin.

WANDSWORTH.
LACDASUV.—•N OVIIR-DOSE.
A poor. distressed-linking woman, who gave the name of
Alias Brows' and dnerribed Ismael, an a needlrwirosn, woe
crin she dock belove Mr. Ingham charged with att,mpt-
ol commit suicide by swallowing litudsnozn.
otios-conotable Taman, TM V, said that about half.past
1 o'clock on Feldey aftvrm,on he wee railed to Mr. Nicholin,
ono of the pariah doctors, in Church row, Wandsworth, to
remove a women who wee milting on the step of his door sad
who would seep away when reloested. Whoa he reachedilits
bows be had the prawns sit tog down apparently any 111
end unable to move. Upon lifting her ep, he found that she
held a bottle is bar ha* soil upon. smelling it he dia.:moored
that it had contained am. lus proomir told him this
she bad taken a dose of laudanum for the rheumatics, se she
had heard that Laudations was good for It, He conveyed her
to the station, and Mr. Duos, the divisional surgeos, at-
tended nod administered mom medicine.

Mr. Ingham inquire] how the conotahls knew the prisoner
Intended la destroy herself.
The constable said he did not know that she ever intended
to do on.

Inspector A brook informed hie worship that Mr. Brown
said the primmer bad taken more laudanum then wee suffi-
cient to &strop her. The doctor Moo said that where en
overdue* cf lantana= was taken it soled se en emetic.
The prieoner, who sn l epurered rely 111...41 *be MA not
take the lawleaaci with the intrt'i.na of thrtroying bereeU;
she we. in gram psis, end took name than she ought to hare
does.

Mr. Ingham attla.d if any of her Mende were pelmet ?
The conwohle ..ad they were sot. She •ldo told taw she
had hem in a great deal of trouble. Ste bad Nan living
with tier lather, and he 12..1 duet ; since then oho had hem
obliged to aoll all her c10th..., and abe Lad had nothing to
eat foe the bed two dap..
Mr. lughant mid be should remand her foe • week.
ORMENWIeIi.
• tt w•ty r,l ICE.
/Ms WIAU,. a resat-iwtvag fellow, emit placed in the
dock, elsarrrl wub f.lonlua.ly rat ring the premium of Mr
Vaughan, ast indeproden, r.otlms•e, residinot at Grenville.
park, Blackheath, and stealing Mtn:trout a qu 'wily of ether
plate, valved at 3ld.

Sin Smith, coot to prostrate', nett that .bout balf-piat
three o'clut It yesterday afternoon ate Canoed she heard some
oat in ths 'cutlery, .M en looking wirougb the timbers win-
dow she saw the Aorta of • awe. coat at the .cutlery door,
She uninedlately ?at armoire tad rang the to,usieroorTe twit
sad then went along the passoge to the front door. Oa bases-
mg doom the steps of the boa.. she saw this prisoner toning
hom the sr«, and au soon be stepped into the frost gawks
abs seized bins by the shoublens and asked bun what heed got
stoat him. He said Notting" and struggled herd
to get away, end in so dosag dropped • whir salt.
He Sten node be escape throetng sway the •lhor
articles Oa had stolen, as h. er reacted the dwarf wall an.
class' the said... Witness pre LW up the salt, sod having
sot oat at frost gate wee just in tune meta to mat the
prieoaar whow eh* ows.A by the rdllsr sad violet:illy 'hada(
hite held hies ell ths arrival of the roar Anat. The bare-
staid baying pocked up lb. wiles thrown away by the pd.
sober, • puliciossa wee uttsoard, eta the prisoner gives into
rw.toar• (The "low article. were hers prodw, el. corwletiag
ef forks, .1110,Abit, sibs, bettt r pot, and knife, .%) Wisner
botiseed the prisoner got Ia by awaits of the side door el the
bow.

Webb, 3.33 ...id he received clogs of
Se Wismar, rd es the way to the station the prtewrer told
Idwfbe
irtier— woe guilty.
le dist se. primmer
Prlessar—Tts, Me. 1 ant greet,.
Xr.lewber—theit 1 WWI remesd you for fop:trier uotil
Xerbowley seat.
lbw *now was dirt rammed.
Illerber—Tossa vruote, you bare behaved very
osenT=l.l, Moser. end i Walt 704 would Lead •
15= I ouly ...eh I hod half your ability.
1 eras mesa to let him go, des, and I gave slut
• peed sholdwer.
Tim meg warm, piaued with the compliment, dm Isk
aseel.

• FLacnuurs, Asosz.-11 is with extreme regret
est op love swiss' of Lae s erowtai agenaltiom is the
dug of dramatic Guilt,' Is ablest all disk law prod's.
tinge. to ioteodece, la the luswd al the wimp Byes sad lb.
dielgeara of thole pond taw, awe ply isseado. be elle-
shah or low onotiog • foretago Ask* estemeleg or • f.As-
UNA of quertiseable thalngeg so unnenemary la lie per
~of woofed to the bagel that, bst ler the rand* In
which it to delivered, I Martkt purl* have entirely
swat ed detecting by the mallesos The easergsence
the woe, mass the opsiortmody et melds. a tellung peat
by mesas a (bout imeeriteest,
swamis with • stolid st.t air*. on en,tios
to the el/tempi is etlenueses expresdon to i•• Ihrrat lawmak-
ing; sod whilt. lb. ads portion of tit* Ladino@ set cop
"shed with leaseme tie lees& bpi( or. toad to memo •
speechless apau.y, se if May arittar beard we sadoesised
whet the sweet tyro la tbe the ttr., In theme days et yes-
Iteryeete on the iptast. Than le slew
Oft w gammaly I. tbu, meg/on to iggroli the presemito
of wOO% spauly i•.. 111 the see by tap: them to
bar, la • Shoome, and tete,' ne pee of hood of orp•,
.

et eye.,
illi Utak bloben.l. wea' ;c4 repeat to lam Is disk
Awake% Ow, frwo the pibfal player who provokes k, he
seek laY,Wisl ,h tniel tai. tt with et, kook ell re
sward • vieietka Je‘,Lty sad se entrap ea limb

IMPOJEWIT otraca-dITI 1.401810N1.
Mild D 47.)
,

This morning a sposial court of potty sissions
icr the meaty of Sammy. wee held at the Mammal &heel-
meek es. Georgee,Ceabsevell, fur the purposes of disposing
of shoot 600 easummee for iten.payaoeut of church-rates,
takes eat by the
a. C berwell. ebarehwerdene tse dierkt pariah of St.
Cleargeam
The preoldiec megistretes were Mr. R. A. Grey sad Mr.
Roberta, who WIMP aleleted by Mr. Stephan., the "oh"
ark.

T. arm ____ toe • called on was that of
Mr. George Robert, of Sown-place, Old Kant-road, who
objected that the coon lied no juriadirtrm insemuch es that
tho set et parliament rrquire..l that the nuninionees Amid be
served within sit mouths of the making of the rote, while is
the present misting, • longer interval had eloped, do
Tote baying been mit on the 18th April last, and Qs acne-
sierra furring boss hard only • few drys Waco.
After • Odd eanenhetion.
Mr. Gray saill—Yestr objection is fatal, Mr. Roberto, Ws
same elewese thermometric
.

Mr. litotarta—Tbss I rat sok you to grant me ray Ira.

14. Orey—llbet Is very mammas! in so b. a emir rid Ido
orctldolt it should be done, .inn time ie clearly iodating Me
I velour se renstless le the summons.
Xr. ids—Net °density, perhape, bet I agreed
mike epee Ile elmeredrinardeos two days ago that I ob-
jected era die mead, sod they bad ample opportunity,
w welidraw the summons. I oely oak It me a
make pled* and I think Ima clearly antltled to Ita
Me nyder GM trouble.
dlr. Well, we will onside, the matter. (Afloat
earallleg. As yon erred notice of objection arm the
we think you are entitled to year exposes,
end re eider moor aoxirdimgly.
W. Jae* see ot thecherrhvardear, hasedirdy,sad
were called am
with peat goad homer, paid the 1ie.,., sod re err err

geationea preernt, however, upon the yen d the de-
isedenes rowan , suggested that as the tWiel. en en the
int ONO praetloellp ruled all the sammurse te be Illegel,
re err sheen rem, diorite them on the se
r e spwe ell korai, trabia bat the err vii try
tragic it beer le digger of each ore co he own mere.
It w replied to this ,Set as all the aututrioasse were aid
sissultaesorl aria hi tier trivnte were the erne; hen
the Collre the came separately.
Mr 810 aeemsymen) to the validity of the war
boors the last rue bad new been properly collected, sad
was repair with arm etretioes.
The imert, however said the Let ejection was sufficient
le rat their, trielleden. and tbe enteolooa wee abandoned.
The sad dellawaret et jaded to the validity of the rate
gereally. era dr ground that It included charges.
This {Menke mho wee held to oust tne magisterial juris-
diction. end the smarm ems dismired.
Other sereeseses rot the same fate. So that preotiodly
the reel is debark as was dons last year in the same way.

FORRION-OMCZ, Nov. 30.—The Queen has been
posioesely pissosd to appoint Rutherford Aloock, Raq., now
her Majesty's Cased-General in Japan, to be bar Majesty'
Envoy Extroceenery and Minister Plenipotentiary and Can
sal-Gensisi la Japan.—Gaufte.

PoNnumAcr ELEcnos.—DEctsioN OF THE Rd-
riasa.-81, J. T. Coleridge, the referee appointed by Sir
George Grey and Mr J. Palpates, to settle the qtasetion be-
tweet Mr. Ovamad sod Mr. Childers, has at length made
his sward. Ha daairas that Mr. Ormond, as e mod bd.
soar, ought to Tames Ms asst, directs that he shall forthwith
do eo, sad thad ha Ira mat bona a candidate or in w-
eeks oppose et Wimp to proweat the sleetices of Mr. Chil-
ders. ea as vamney asamikesd by We own retirement.—
Lads Mowry afthis day.
SOOTS DQET.HIEE ELICTION Panatella.—
Tbe 'apneas lase red by Mr. Milady, and Kama. Emu
end Verse% hytiice &ma Diebrehlre in May teat,
have just bma by Mr. Jewish Shipton, eleetioa
auditor, from it amass that Mr. Mandy's mat cost
boo the MR al tem 61. Mama. Evans and Vernon's
earyses wort ,111131. 19e. Sd. _

OXFORD UNivusrry BOAT CLUB.—At a meeting
held in this club barge en Tuesday len, George Mennen,
E. q., of Balliol College, wee anted president in the roam
of J. Arbon. Req., of Pembroke College, resigned; and C.
3. Sang, Eaq., of University College, was elected answer
in the pace of C. G. Lase, Esq., of Christ Church,
At the same tans R. F. Clerks, Eaq., of St. John'arrofthie6
and A. J. Roberta Esq., of Chnst Church; were
to fill the vacesoles in the committee, which now andste
of the following :—Meare. Monitor.' Baillol, president;
Baiter, Brannon, secretary ; Strati e, University, treasurer;
Clarke, St. Jelba's • and Roberts. Cbriet Church. A chal-
lenge from Cambridge wee also read, end a renlaticas ac-
cept ing the arm wee saaalmourly p.eed. The day of the
race has not, assess, yet been decided on, but we have
authority for Mating that it will not likely talcs place on
Friday, the Milk er listarday, the 31st of March next.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.—The ordi-
any meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Work, wan held
=y in the Council Chamber, Guildhall; Mr. J.
eta in the chair. The chairman opened the tenders for
ins fencing for the northers entail weer, which resulted
in the one of Mr. Horn, jun., at 2,4221., being accepted,
subject to the usual issquirin A report wee brought up
from the above committee, in which they recommended
that the cum specified is Misstatement eithmitted to the
committee, auseustieg la the whole to 1,6661. 9e., be paid.
The recommendatios of the committee wee adopted. After
trammeling some other routine buoineee the board adjourned.
WAREHOOSENEN AND CLERKS' NATIONAL Pied
VIDINT Asaoctattos.--The first annual soiree and bell
of this Mann:tan le to be held at the London Tavern on
Thitreelay next. The Lord Mayor and 'nerd penman of
influence are expected to attend, and the programme Mean
by the committee indiostee that the proceedings will be of
the mat agreeable character.
INQUIRY INTO GREENWICH HOSPITAL—The
Royal Commiseioaere continue theft sitting, at the Admi-
ralty. During the week they have examined the following
irksome, . Heedwiek., H.q., MA., architect. and
W. Sivell, E-q., nap.m of works; John W. Nicholls,
Esq., nerstary ; John W. Rouse, Esq. ; George Tierney,
En„ one of the commit...loners of the henna ; John Grey,
Eaq., man, of the Nertbern Estate.; Ch.. H. Pennell,
main clerk of the Admiralty; and William Payne,
Req., cashier.
MR. MACILIADT'S Box ON TNR APSTRALIAN
(nand.—Ws extract the following from Belle Life is
Peter. At the Theatre Royal, Ballasrat, on Monday
night, Mr. Edward Matronly, a eon of the tmineot trage-
dian, made hie debut as Claude Willett., In the Lady of
Lyons. The meaner in which the charm*er was austaieed
evidenced coniderable altention sad et.titly, but failed to
convince us that the di'latator is yet queliaid to rank amongst
the ' stare." In the words of Mr. Roeklu. s epoch at the
cosclurion of the piece, however, Mr. Mannerly simply
made hie first appearance es a probseimitil act r, not as an
experiesced petfortoer,' and, on then grounds, if only out of
respect to his father, he is sure to meet with an encouraging
reception."
LOLA Moans.—This somewhat celebrated woman
is raiding In Breeklys, living with some intimate friends,
who have stood by her In all her r.riooe fortune.. She Is
said to have redly experienced a change of bran, and
those net know bar beat wren that recently she ha lived
the life of a dented sad sincere Christian. Lola Monte*,
ever Mare her marriage with Lieutenant Healrl. in &wind,
ha claimed hie name, and has always used it in bueinese
ft... aim.. Lola need neither play nor preach, for Heald
enjoined its hi. will that hie ex-tutor should pay her an
annuity of 6001. es tang es she lived.—hew Yak Day Book.
TAB STUDY OF BTORMS.—A few week. ago, the
British Alienation for the Adenomas* of Science paned
a resolution, praying the Bawd of Tea& t-t consider the
poesibelity of watching the rise, flea% and direction of storms
and the mean for seeding, in case ef sadden danger, a aeries
of warning telegrams along the teen A few Hv. age, at
a meeting of the council of the sanciation at Buckingham
Palace, the Prince Consort is the &sir, this recitation woe
again brought forward mad, after some debate, waa referred
as a enc.! recommendation to the care of the Board of
Trade. The wreck of the Royal Charter he. quickened pub-
lic inane is • topic always of van Importance to a marl-
tins people. That nareadineee at Mans., to which
life was saareced of the North Foreland, shows—
though some very serials difficulties may stand in the way
of our doing all that is theoretically daireble—how macs
might he dome with ownparative swiftness, certainty, and
ease. The recomeseedatiosa of science, backed by the luau-

eke of the Prime COMM 1191 61161 6•96611666 066 pall*
le bow before the Bawd of Trade. Mans poin.s hero to be
weighed—milliase of eptuve to be cis:malted-44 that I.
known of the art of the prevailing weds, the the end fell of
kespwature mend 0va1.,.,, there's-fall in varioes mouths
mad et van 1916 potato, esesidered—eo we do not hope to ere
W malt la a day. Tot we trust and believe that tea cam
es ergear, for Royal Clutters aro pr itt; down end eves
Cloasel boa la peril vials lb. proi.roen of the Weed of
Trade of Trees compare sad deliberate, no time will be loot.
he the seed le pnesiag, the sinks should be swift, es well es
sane—/Linseasts.

&CAPS Or A PRISON= FROM TOR CARDIFF GAOL.
—Jamie Driecol, s oasykaed felon, managed to effect Ms
=trona M *or oat oat Tuesday opening last. Owe albs
observed Drirm.l near ths front gate as a oat was
coming dismal sad made °stewards him, when the prisoner
yea off towards Newtown, the keeper following. Drift*,
dodged through one of the ssaaerosa street.. iu the locality,
sad bee not bees beard et aims

8117-WISIDING CLOCK.—After years of nweila-
sisal Meer awl may mathemaloal teat, Mr. Jame, wefts.
of Wickham YmatL has cempleted sod hat now lo conatant
operallan, a eeN-Marbeg clock, which determines the dna
with naldlleg ememoye coationing • ometant motile by
Walt, never remaking be be wooed op, sod which will pa-
venom, Ito meemenemes we king en it. component pate
Norwalk Iferway.
YILTICITON V. YIILVERTON.—Thei judgment deli-
Wad by sr Cromwell Cameral to this cam oe Weilaeafay
kart will sot, it ie milerawel, have the abet of terminating
lame extraordinary proceedings. Mit* Yelvertes haring
mlablieleed an Irish domicile for himself and wife, Mrs.
Yelvenna'a friends have Melded ow taking immeditm imps
Itt the frith coasts of law to estahlkek the vslMlty of her mar-
ringe, end for fhb payees have ratified the anima of the
Aleareey-famand for treisse.—/oat.

SHARE L1828.-?HIS DAY.

Two o'Clooi.
The railway share market to-day is very quiet.
Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have
declined Iper cent., whilst South Eastern,
had advanced to 814 to 82. London and North
Western stock is now quoted 98 to 4; Great
Western, 874 to f Midland, 108 to 4; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 991 to I Eastern Counties, 8114 to
6711 and Great Northern, 1064 to 1081.
Lombardo-Yesetian Railway shares bare advanced
to 2 11-18 to 2 13-18 prem. There is still a weedy
inquiry for the Indian as well as Grand Think of
Canada Railway stocks. Pernambuco Railway shares
are rather more offered.