The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-15 00:00:00

TSB POLICE COUBT&

TM Biakt Data, TMesee Meer Gin., M.P., was sus-
mead Mhos Mimes resebrether ski Commissiosers
of ffewses, to thaw anon why be refused or neglected to
pull dews s mime beffibg, beim PI, Wat
whiel ms la a sate hagemes to the FOAM
Kr. Tyrrell appellee hr Cmusissisams el Bewm,
gad Mr. Bradmaidas Ise Mt. Gahm.
Badman was poseasell that the house (whisk was Milt
beam the great dm of Losdon) was la • Mame sad dan-
gerous state.
Mr. litaikansWge Maas smiled • whams, who thought
time ma se mid that the hat woe that the lease
of that Mesasail east posgeety meld fall into Mr. Ciih-
ma's barb ia the NUM of the Lest three years, sad he
was sambas te keep the peoperty in repair for the remainder
of that tiem, se that he might deal with it as • whole, sad
astAt="l.
laribrithee said be amid we ao ream why
he Amid aft mks the eider le pall it down
TM trim was asswdlealk meat to dare the Mum
No. Wait Issiribisid, inhales* days.
Aa *aim was sash spa MIS Hamar Deltoid, as the
ead Mr. Ibehlield se the ocespist, of No. if, West
M psi dews that beam la soma days. There
was as la MY ISM. bat Mt. /Maim hem Mr. Pres.
tea's, M Desatelmet Hefkkose, headed he watch the pm-
soakage for Mr. IlirobliM.
A. erder was she made spout Mr. Hoary Ernest. the
owner. sed Mr. Jolla Warm, the amplar, I. psU lowa •
adages haildism that abutted epee Halre-head-sosa,
width me la • state deageroes to the paths.
Chaim Mathews, jam, the boa of • highly respostable
Maim is Hensel Market, was eammaed before air
Past Laurie.
Mr. Math, the Mkt dark, at the must it Ws Pelez
Laurie, mplataed the estate a the sumems. Be said that
this, It proved, me me h these ati milks whisk
were of took Mamas 11011111111111111 rMnalaaMmit, sad
of whisk is may cosaplalats had hem soda. this min.
The sharp was that the defeatism sal • amber of
What molested a respeotahle prom as he me
qathramb the sad, Oar *dog Idia wick
blea hed wed him.
. Whims WselVis kerateseger, MU, BlIMp Home-
lase, Great Psehed.earea, said be was passim alumgh
the market ea 841114117 week last, whoa kis samara
was Wrested to tke defeadaat, whose hod was
raked apparently is the eat of anomie' d immediately
he reoehed a blow in the lass from a phi and
sof fat. Ho wont
sp to the Windom, sad asked him what promos:Jou he
had itivion has for sash as assault as that, whoa he replied,
"thy, yes fool, you're drank." Orsegisimat then
said he would 'es If he were drsek, sal hooked anted for
• seastahle whoa the defeadsat mph said," You
fool, Ifyou Zot off, I wUI hit pea meats the heed."
sad he imasellately mask has • violent Mew as Ms ehasß
sad assay Mocked him delta. He was them ermeaiei
by tea or twelve othete, who hometted him, sad robed
ha Mete trees com to hi" other, while sane of them heat
his with fat sacks uatal be was la • &thy state from Mad to
foot, and eventually thought himself lucky to soaps with
hie life. He got • polite °tastable aftermath who treat with
him to Mr. Mathews's akep, bat the defeadeat kept out of
the may. By the tergesat's advise he wait home, sad ca
the Monday fellowieg le again west through the
market with Seggeset M.Mott. He saw the d. a;
who wreak& seiby the engem; who told him that mem
I *beet Matipil him with masking him, sad whoa be
iseed Mbe said, "CM, he's MUM." In wiesequase of
the mask be had Was four days amble to Maid to his
. _ _

fisiefeediat preload owe et kis &two ma whit
swim that he did modem the lint_pisse 4 Or, bat lest a
jabbing's= to the meholdil 11. Re add est, however,
got over the blew ea the else. sad
Ih Peter Liars eapriesed his deterelastice p somit
the Madre to the seeker ler teal. He was datismied
to yet dews then parasol se they Wm MEW, sad
he weal& so. The Wes hid op her days
V esesegasees it the he had nerved, sad it the
dihedral thesgbkleoper is sem is ea snugness with
Mr. Wee, he weed Msae eigerlea to it.
MC Mathews, sea., who weals men, sad appeared vary
assises ler hL sea, at ease eihrea Mr. West SL, tibias that
geadsma messed Wesel( wallas to wept, it it ass
whittle eggrival of the magistrate.
his Palae Louis thought the offer • very liberal ces, sad
did resin Is Kr. Mathews.

TN eataiweewes theiwithdtawa.
Ms Heady Maisetidge thew the cantles of Sit Peter
Loris to a kther that eppeend ta th• Thum of Moeda
Weal " A Harastor,," whisk ealaadverted epos •
wish he gave is this wart is latattleasiththtfth of
NNW. sad width appealed is the name the
lea The hal wen thew—that • ass of I bad
ebaseette was easels' ia pickle' • ”Olat Gebbee-laae,
esti wits entelmeried b.e be N
eeaaseeed••
eldest asesell spa Ida. He was Imola be be es oreeiate
of thieve_ sad be was believed to have bass before ma
vista'. The Gotham) woe ash as left so motel deal* of
the ma's eat, bat still wee an endear as to lade'. Ova
to motet hat. Beadle, If lie hod boss esavitted, the pro-
' beality was that he would Ma peadvsi isl 7 two maths'

imprisonment ; and feeling that to be the caw, be thought
the primer's conduct Amend a bawler punishment, audio-
stead el committing him for *talus the Old Bailey,where he
stood a good chance. through tits imperfect state of the evi-
-1 decor, of getting off altogether, he gave him the toll punish-
, moat that he was empowered to do by the act of parliament,
and sent him to prison for three months with bard labour
fur picking the pocket, and one month more for the assault
oa the constable. The evidence of a former conviction was
also of a very unsatisfactory character. Under these cir-
cumstances, the attack made upon bin was most unjust and
welled for; bat he supposed it was the ebullition of some
brieflese blrristrr who did not approve of the working of he
Criminal Janke Let.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Joseph Smith, a respectably dressed middle aged men,
wee brought op for Soot examination before Mr. Hammill,
charged ,with naviog embezzled moneys to the amount of
4801., which be bad received in Ms capacity of a rate col-
lector for the pariah of St. Leemerd's, Shoreditch.
Is answer to a witless from the magietnte it was inti-
mated by Mr. Humphries that he should press for a com-
motion under one of the data of t►e Local Act, 63 Geo.
111., esp. 112, which, empowered a megiattata to dim/ sum-
airily with the matter, sod in the event of the offender not
possessing saffislent goods and chattels to aver the amount
of his defalcations to seateme him to three mouths' la-
.

promoter.
lieuralll aril that r the rimer hag rerhetly
bees guilty of • von ateliers of hie ruse, lue eheall win
him to be erarittr to the Homo of °startles he the MI
teed of three earth&

Kr. Mk, on behalf of the Shomiltalt vestry, hese in-
formed the magistrate that be wee ale /mowed to cabman.
Slats a 'huge against Ow viewer el embezzling 1601.,
with& he had remind se Wheat of the highway rate, hat
be deemed It eapedient, min the elieametantem, to mum
the me . intik the asp, ef theymaniacs.

Mr. Node, an atteausy, resTiuiti in the 'Malty of the
court, attesood bahro It,. Elliott, tearer some explanations
oa a somp/akat made against him as the4weliiir e„ and in
mid& manglaineat alleged that ha bad Mt.Neal'
to Wag ea adios for him for • bassi issalrost against
the *wan at a vessel, sad had paid two sumo at money for
the e sad was told that the maim had buns sow
msumd is hie Capri of Camas. Pleas, bat ultimately dl..
oeversel that a sedum had mat lima hommitt. He had also
1 ilisaivesod that Mr. Moak hod hula to dm omit of the
vend sad settled the matter with than, though ha (the
oflam
.
amid mg ayobtain y amomat or settlemaat.
to 1 MT. Neale said that he had • good deal
alases to transact for the puma who had
the applioation, sad the only differesom batman'
them wee a muse of costs. He (Mr. Neale) bad now kis
bill of scats ready, aad she ocampiaineat might have it by
en/limg al him Wks.
A fouls Iwo attired the witoewboz, and addressing
Mr. Elliott, said she had a complaint to make against Mr.
Neal*. I. the math of May lest bee sea had beta tried
at the Slum Hessian foe stealing • watch ad senteaved
to sin yean' postal servitude. Some time after Mr. Neal*
madame& to prepare • memorial to the Seasetary of State
is behalf of her sou, which, he said, would get him off at the
end of sin or at most at the tormiaatica of twelve months' Ira
prieciumeat. For this he charged her 21, though from that
time to the ptsmat ha had not moved oat step in the matter.
As Mr. Neal. had dos* moth* whatever is the badases,
she hoped his worship would ardor him to vitalist° her her
moneyves she was a very poor wawa..
Mr. Neal* said It was true that ha had received 21. frau
the memplainant to draw up • memorial to the Seastary of
State on behalf of her too, sad at the time ha requested the
complainant to bring him the dapositicas In the case, to as
to friable bias to do so. The depositions, it appeared, had
bum is the Iliad. of Mr. Joyce, the barristew, who promised
to gat them ; bat that patleraso was snob's, Ia coomiquwes
of shah being left in tam swot, sad in Ude way some works
wen lest. He sateequsatly applied for a mots of the
moo at this offlos, sad though they had bum promind he
had nevi got the, ad therefore the fault of the delay
was mot altogether his. When IN was supplied with the
outossary imformatioa ha should perform hie promise.
Appliceat—l dea't wish you to do anything in the mat-
ter. You have dome nothing, sad therefor* I want my two
pounds bask.
Mr. Noels—Than u caul have it. Do you thigh lam
to have all my trouble for aothiag ? I ain't do basalts' is
that way.
Mr. illiott—Tou cannot Outgo toy that width you have
not done. It is perfeettly modals= the manner in which
these people are ploodevid by sash procesdinp as oso
scarcely em heard of. I cannot concsivi shy this poor
woman should have been chugs* two pounds for merely
drawing up a memorial or paid= to the Sacrum of State.
Mr. Neale—Tour worship is cot aware of the trouble.
Mr. Elliott—What trouble 1
Mr. Heels—Well, then is going round to the jurors who
Wad the rasp, for Woman, to get their names to the
memorial.

Mr. Elliott—l should be pled to know on what pounds
you could expect a isimmutation of puabliraant, for, Si far
as I moonset, whoa the sue was Wore use the charge
spinet Ms poisoner was perfectly akar, and insides that,
there wu a brain conviction.
Mr. Neal.—Well, sir, I understood there wu strong
groaads fora sednation of panishatoat, and me, for imams,
wu that the Mims gam bb erbium* as if the prisoner had
been sentsmod to transportation.
The Appliesat—Tho cdEosr did no each Wag; he only
said h. was ....aril, °Deviated ma got three months, cad
this shows that you did not give younolf say trouble about
Um.

Mr. Elliott—l do set MUM% theft WM the slithatest us
la momerishaisg the Seoretary of State, Lad yes ye sat
shows sap pomade foe daisy so, sad I think that taking
weep kora poor people ander each eirenzostsnoss is sot
rely most ispraper, bat mosats to positive dithossety. I
think yes ebeald »Mrs the 2/.
Mr. Neale—l shall he glad to comply with year worship's
whims, and if the complaisant eosin to my once she shall
hays part, n I as not gulag to have my Womble for **thing.
The poor *remiss followed the learned (*.Woman, bat
did sot get her imam, for she satarsod so the emit, sad
we* told to give Neale Dodos not to proceed further la the
maga, wad esnissons has to the county mart for the 21.

BURGLARY IN

Mr. William

Haniam, a magistrate for Staffordshire and the proprietor
of extensivellolliffelle V that county, hr a house neer to his
BrowahilL CoWm, not Is, from Walsall. in which his pay
elks is situated. Oa Friday night lan the rat y inmates
of the home wee* a MA of Mr Harrison armed !lemmati-
ses, as old beeeskeeper, ma her daughter. At Aost
two O&M is Wordy musing the old wemaa sad her
daughter were trudged by seeing aro us rule into their
room, armed, sod haviag bleet masks epos their Mesa 1.
a very little time the Weighted woman wen tied down
apes their tads will nye, that the burglars had broagh•
with them for the proms. The memos secured,
the sesardeele seat leak Arm hold of Strong=
army when they, compelled to amempaay
to the lam, sok by tha fear of their earryiag their
throats ol sides lie lit, obliged the ;max man gambit oat
the ins nib la which the enemy was kept. Having eb-
Wood It.. kin NI the infonsatioat that they seeded, they
plagued him is a similar hotplate positioa with that is which
they had left the housekeeper sad her daughter, readeriag
his outody yet more some by placing over him me of
their gang, armed with a doable.karreUed gua. The rest
of the bead them applied themselves to the acquiring of
booty, serearateatlag their early abets upon the ism safe,
the leek of wide Mg tried to blow off with gnu powder,
bet they mid sM issued. They had this nominal to a
mum meeliteddiegeOeMara From a osighbosring Meek-
smiths MM. they MOM a heavy aledgaliaremer, and
"'sateen, heeed the ealls. Hue their booty was not so
larger they home* le Sad it, the matinee of the chat
having bees eseimed le IV by the colliers having been paid
their wages oaly the day beton. A day earhes, sad these
natismea would have bees able to share a homy spoil.
Farther search upon the presume introduced them to a
valuable' Omen wet*b, a silver muff boa, with a rabid
device is the lid thastrstive of "The Soldier's &tarn
Homo," a Mem of pocket pistols, as excellent re-
volver with six rifle barrels, • quantity of receipt sad
postage stamps, and • pair of breeches. Fatigued with
their ezertims, they prooroded to regale themselves from
the contests of the larder sad the inellar • ith the boat
that the hems meld afford." This was done with the
almost umbees, sad in • miasma which Mowed that they
Weft net this leaseing Ike the first time. Aaother threat
or two M this pelememusad they left the premises—as
saute umo the reed would show—by • oart—.a iodisation
of their MIMI Male be Brownhille from a distaste. The
ismatos of the Mum remained broad until their Grim at-
tracted the atleutim of mom of the coition at a later hear
ia the wonting.
_Mr. HIL/TiSOll has offered a reward of 1001.
for the esselein of the burglars.
A MAN UNKNOWN FOUND DROWNED AI WA.
milmo•Baines.—Yesterday Alt. Cuter, the earenlit fur
Bast Sarny, received informatios from Mr. Adamson, the
esaraceing ulcer, that • num 'whitey* had been found
drowsed is the river Thames, near Waterloo-bridge. The
dimmed was about 36 years of ago, 6 feet 10 inches high,
and had Needy bail sad whiskers seethe, wader the &to.
He was dressed is bias trousers, vary large, Wellington
boots, a white shirt, a blue ditto, sad a flannel cos mast
it. He had also is en olbkia cap, in which was a coma
handkerchief, on which was printed a portrait of Sir
sulks Napier, M.P. lie had also on a brown Cambridge
eat coat, with the pocket, outside. No money or any
writing was found co his person, to lead to the identity of
the demised. The body has been removed to Lambeth
dead house to be Wadled, sad to await an inquest.
ALLX43ID EXTENSIVE FOROULT.—In reference to
a paragraph, copied from the Madge Adertsur, which
appeared in Saturday's Mail, stating that Mr. Almanfler
Damao, We spat of the City of Glasgow Branch Bank, at
Caspar-Angus, bad been apprehended and conveyed to
Forfar, charged with some very extensive forgeries, we
have bees nquested, by the secretaty of the bank here, to
say that the City of Glasgow Company have so branch at
Coupes-Angus, and know amble( whatever of the party
referred to.—Glaagow Dimly Moil.
[Advertill•Ment.)—HOLLOWAT'S Oninuorr AND
flue caneell Imam= roa Seas Mum, ebsealst,
el part newesdatreet, Liverpool, latorised Prokatat
Met tha Mina ridding seer kis esiablishaset, bed=
Roo Isms hem en aleemed lac lades Mists timi shame apply-
▪ tisieft Oar remedy without say parement bark; sow.
=ri abut reerazos,
tie bet to try
mews
mad IMM wad mthelnss haw Ma ths mews al
sande. I empbee ewe, to the gnat esslebaks of limit wel
Whim Me hell esniterea bet kg am tneenhis.—asie by ma.
Ma emu se Meessom the weile,• at hawser telletwes
St 4. lersok Lowden. teal Se. Ksiaawbae, New MM.
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