The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1859.

Cat'ALThiry turned ma ont,;i; on Wednesday morning.
Mr. Ham.ill—What food did they give you there
Child—A bit of bread; nothing else.
Mr. II:m.111111—A bit of bread: Aad what did ton bass
yeeterdey
Child—A halfpenny-worth of baked potatoes.
Goode—She doe. nut beg, sir. I have seen her frequently
milting on door steps, eometimee fast asleep is the middle of
the day, and occuionally gamete by give her a halfpenny.
She has. by her own story, which from inquiries I believe
correct, not any home, her (other, a Inciter-maul maker,
haring deserted her am en weeks since, and her mother
being dead... . _

tie'rgeent Harvey, G have continually seen the
child crawling about this streets, sir. She has scaroaly any
clothier on, and is in a most pitiable condition.
11r. El scomill—This Is the third case which has been before
me this morning, in whith complaints have been made of the
parish workhouse of Shoreditch. The first appli-
cant for relief was a foreigner, and a Seeds, under
twenty gratotf.
age;
small the wooed,p.oidatioeuenhgimallil :rnlzebodlise
child, nameless and hungry. It is pitiable indeed. The
others are by my orders at a cofiaehtuse opposite, satisfying
their wants, and sow this poor thing will join them. Thus •
polies court and • workhouse change duties, or, at any rate,
the first is a valuable adjunct to the latter. (To the warrant
officer)—Tau will mention them observations to the perish
authorities.

The child tithes sent with Goode, the constable, to re-
mise refreshment.

LAMBETH.
hERIGLA COMO:110F STASHING A POLICEMAN.
Ilid.aellitoston, • person of most repulsive and garage
appearance, and 1/iesam Pigott, a powerful fellow, the
lASOCW. of • gang of Surrey thieves, were placed at the bar
before Mr. Belie, charged with being concerned in a mut-
drroua assault on Thomas Ellis, 106, and John Fuller, 62,
constables belonging to the L division of polies.
William Dltmoll, 18 L, deposed that about 10 o'clock on
the night before be was informed that two of hit brother
offiTers were severely injured in the Waterloo-road, arid on
going round the Victoria Theatre he found Fuller bleeding
from the nose and ears, and he complaiaad of having been
errantly amaulted. Some time after, from information be
recited, he apprehended the prie;ner Pigott, nod on taking
Itha to the station-house, Fuller identified him as oneof the
persons who bad assaulted him.
Pslios-constable, 77 L. end diet after the sassult on his
brother encore he went to the White Horse public-house,
'ls the Cornwall-rod, and there saw the prisoner Hinton.
He was bleeding from the head at the time, and said he
received a blow from • constable is the Waterloo-road, lied
be forme bin,. Witness told him he must accampeny him
to the station-house, but he refused to do so, and he was in
smsequenoe obliged to take him by force. At the
station-bows he was recognised, both by Fuller and Ellis,
as °me of the most active or the persona who had reads the
lettack outlaw.

-1117re•dieTinT;rested witnesses were called, from whom tes-
timoay it appeared that the disturbmace had originated in an
attempt on the pert of Ellie to remove the prooner 'Minns
from the front of the Vietorie Theatre, where he was
abusing and leaultiag everyone who passed. A crowd of, '
It was said, 200 persona assembled, and the treatment re-
ceived by the cosalables was of the oust savage deecoption.
Oaa of the witnesses deposed that he based a female on
calming away from Ellis say. ' lie has got something, and
the hoped to God It would kill him."
Isapector Voting said there was every Teases to
believe that the attack upon the coastable Ellie
wee premeditated, as at the late Old Bailey fir-
ers be had a notorious thief. named Norman, convicted at
@belies a watch at the Surrey Theatre, and sentenced to di
yeses' penal servitude, end this preen was the campmates at
the pasties by whom he, Ellis, bad berm attacked. Mr. Young
here exhibited the troweers warn by Ellis at the time, mid ma
the right thigh there was • clean out through the thick
cloth of two inched in length, and maid that from all thin
could be learned neither of the primers was the party by
which the wound had bees indicted. Mr. Young also re-
duced the following cartiOate, end said that both eonstes
were In bed extremely ill, and not at all able is attend, net
would they te, Is opiaioc, for some days
" 10, Waloott-place, Lambeth, 4th Nov., 1869.
" I hereby certify that Police-cot:outdo It 6 L, Charles
Ellie, has received a severe stab upon the right thigh, mad
Pulicie-constable 62, John Fuller, a eeverecossmias apes the
bead. Both are suable to leave their beds.

C. C. BLADES, Sargon."
M. Se fa remanded the plasm far a week.

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UPTON-ON-SEVERN.—(THIS DAY.)

In coseelesere of the overflow of the River Severn the
Ste*Mebane wtll not talcs place, by order of Mr. T.
Marsh'll.

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Pad" Ilfttat Soun,rstlts, N.*, too late to Mead, C•urWq
The Slasbas, sad Miss b...erviac

A NAVVY KILLED IsT A Pr lILICA N.—A navvy
wee killed as Towle, night, in coneequento of tieing struck
with a poker by the huidlord of a public-holm in Worces-
ter. TIN basso id called the Angel Inn, and two navvies
bed beta drinking there MI the afternoon. At night, shortly
before twelve, the landlord roue to put theta out, when a
row eiesnienced, and one of the men foil. wed the landlord
to tbe bar of the public, honed. Th, landlord took up the
goker to defend himetif, and struck the drank= man several
amen when Ids comrade cone up to help, and meired
blow ea the heed which tail him pro.trate. The police
were railed, and folk both of the navvies into custody,
the wounded man refueing to have his head &med. In lb.
rearning be may found dead in his cell. The landlord Is In
melody pending • coroner's loopier
MELANCIIOLT DEATH (A .tS IneanT.—A child
three months old, the eon of a total named Dudgeon, residing
In Viacatt-plars, 31.r•h-street. Grown, near bred., corm
to ito death os Monday tinder the filk.wing circumstanc.i.
The child was cruse, and Ito father administered to it elm°
spirits of turpentine in mistake Ile gin and stater, and death
elms -I in hos than an hour. The coroneesjery found that
the Infant bad beta secilental:y killed in the manner
described.