The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-06 00:00:00

&WAAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS DAT.

(Betore the Reronfer,)

Aka Career, 27, was engin with stealing matey, the
Pry if b's employer
&rhino prosecuted ; the prisoner was defended by
Mr Sleigh.
The proserato, in this este was Mr. Veaables, the I. ro-
of aa cttesimes lineadrapery establishment in White-
and the sensor was nee of the shopmen, and had
wre cipployed for about eve mouths at the time the
robbery in question wee discovered. There was very
hula doubt that the prisons, psi been carrying
ea a moat es.ensive and ingenious system of fraud during
awl/ the whole if the period that he had been in the proae-
entoir's service. It was usual when a cu.lomer purvhand
-;aro, bill to be made out, 05. 01 which was stamped
ge the cashier and nursed to the customer, and the
other retained by the cashier; end it appeared to be the
Ind of~Es peruser to piece a much ken amount
Ml 4 than the amount actually sold,
re* the true slain to the bill gins to the
customer sad retainirg the tiff-rem-a. He was detected on
the 1../h of Fehrusry in a or,,,,troir, of this description,
abgft it appeared be charged ninepence instead of two shilling'
eat ainepenco, and painted the two shillings. Upon the
dIOCOTeTy being made the prisoner was lazed with what he
bad dem, and he adotitud it, and raid that it wee his tint
edam and begged for forgiven..
Theory foamt the printer Guolty.
Tbaee were two other indictment* of a similar character
spinet the prisoner, tone of which he pleaded guilty.
Robinaou said there was so doubt that the prose_
caws had been robbed to a erry considerable extent, and it
bed been maretsined that the prisoner had bets acting in a
most realms and nine/Agent mann ens ef his amuse-
man being driving about in • Madan, on flandays, in the

The pvisouw was souteseed to fuse rime paid servitude.

THE IMMIX IX XXI
It is undeestood that the trW et Giovassai Ld will take
Sere tomorrow.

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAT.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Charlet isorroy, the eon of • baronet, wbo has been twice
In custody at Ibis etire, and committed to prison on themes
et drunkenness and disorderly coadoci, and James Hairy,
were brought before the Lord Meyer, under the following

—Hurray, who wee covered with blood, was hentleuffed.
Banyard, constable 562, maid—At eh o'clock this morning
I woo on duty in Akira" war the wt where a Are 00.
cured het nigh,. I saw Murray Irathir an old man shoot.
Before I could reach him he walked away with hie fellow-
icoez. I seised Murray; be kicked and struck toe. My
constable, 618, arrived at the time. and with hi:
emastanor the two prieoesr were waxed. Murray was hke
s madman. At the statbno-hoses be violently kicked me,
esd broke the hoe of my watch, which was in my fob. He
alio kicked and attetopte.l t t bite the three officers who
misted me to convey bin, to the oration-bone°.

Is tamer to the Lord Mayne, the constable Paid that
had surely attesnord to mass Murray, but that be
bad sot insulted the °Morn..

The Lwd Mayor matenced 11,11. to Imprisonment with
hard labour for • fortnight. His lordship after telling
Hurray that he wee the moat incorrigible vagabond on the
bap of the earth, ordered him to he remanded until to-
morrow, in order that hie friends might be ooterseateeled

with, end that it might be esoertuned wheals*, it was act
rouble to get a medical eartithutte which would have the
Act of coediting him foe a itingth;ned period.
The prianters were this removed from the bar, Murray
declaring that when he went about sober the police would
sot let hula alone, and that they were trying ell they could
ID shut him up in a madhouse, as they had We mother the
hat Ifteen years.

SOUTHWARK.
S‘AT'LT IC-HOCPE.

latri Oreee. • powerful looking-
man, wee brought
before Mr. Combo. charged with committing • murdering
smolt upon Joerph Wilkes, by striking him on the head
with a beery drinking glass, thereby cutting him severely.
The coniplaiesat, who had two severe cuts on the fore-
head, snood that about ten o'clock last night, he wee sit-
ting in frost of the bar in the Red Liou tavern,
it the toren of Sudollretmet. A female was 'klieg by
s priially Weep, taboo the primmer came up to bar sad
kaocked her head two or three times against the wall. Wh-
ams lalsrliered fi.r her protection, seed plaid hint away,
whoa the prisoner matched • large heavy glom of the
maser sad struck him twice at the heed with it, breaking
it to pipers.
The promoter here said that the cesapialasial struck him
fret to the face which asegravated him vary much.
The protientor Andel Limit Wham be maw him assault
lb. female. be only pushed bias away to protect her.
John Rhortlaad, a traderman rend's/ in East-erect,
Wolin-ink said he called is the Red Lion public-house about
ha o'clock as he was g'S home, whets he raw the primmer
seise bold of • fern ale nadlmock her head against the well.
The prosecutor inteefered, whoa the prisoner erred up •
ghee sad Mew! Inni twim oa the lased with it. He thew
nut oat of the hare, wad shortly returned by • side door,
wham wilds called la • omelet& sad pee but into
asetedy. The prosecutor would have beta most seriously
wounded bad am whams seized hid of the misoeswee arm
aid wrenched the gime frets him.
la asawr to the the primmer mild he was attacked
Mt sod while in a ibe esegist up the glow.
Mr. Combs told him be most be taught to curb his passion,
MI be might bare killed the sea with such • formidable
teepee as the rims prodacel. He most pay • Ise of 31. for
the seesolt, or be committed to prison for six weeks.

WANDRWORTH.
nvnrua ric4aoli o► ruro.

A terserlar ok aR rm. rola ty pin arse, who
pro dm raw of Jor 17rwprm, and issuresi \ion r
• seerror, wr charred with the kas, vlholarale
*mad

It appeared in riders that on the 24th of Number bat
the oar waited ea Mr. Robert Melee, for to Mr.
Chem a brick end Ilme menhir, of the Pr
Weeds...rib repreenrkieg rat be was& rallsrsymmtrotoiZ
bad obtained sloe vostreet to sera re mow Crystal Pabst
the 6w three pan. He also mead Mat i Mee of
the works be ehould require ober pipes sad a.ttwae mill be
weald be able to pay ban aa every anal Ihirew b. orb
wadi, whim ha remised a "draw" sa arm. Ism bis
employers. He gar the peassaar h. rad, sp. whir !
was prised "Jobs Thorpe., asisolor sad &air la
massy elerres, 1, Garnitt-leas, Wasagerselh." He rat
armed with the prommitor, who brew& Ms elate-
art, to let him have arty 6 tech ear pipes.
to be 4. at hie house es the follow* Mewls+ Oa
Ihe aerial! of that day . the prowess. saw the dim.
blend to the prisoner at Me hones,Y Osereetsbas.
30th ed the same month hs seat 23 maw pipe bs Ids lam.
lad is a day or two allerwarda the possaarr saw the pri-
mmer, who told loot he Arid require sere Webs, sad
QM be should mart the meant Mr. dial, et Wandsvertb-
sensea, to fetch this. He also said he &add seqedre
s tem more pipes, in hie roes bad brims soar
el the others. Os the 4th of usar, Mr. Moors
mete west to the pubes with two "natia," whom the
=bad mat to err in the Iran. The proseesece
leered 2 000 star brier sad 19 more 6-Mr pipes.
Os the same day the primer rat and ordered 3,000 maw I
Meek bricks, which erre seat is Mr. NW'. carts on the
baoerier day. On thetkli the marmot delivend in themes
way 1,090 bra. ks, end on the ith, 450. Ovi Saturday, the 9th,
Me primmer snld the proreutor to noir out his bill and be would
pry to the evening as be would have his drew. The bill
was made out, vilutt the priecirr a of foe 1,600 sore bricks,
statiag that the men bad not milkiest to go ea with.
Theft bricks were also delivered, and the moat added
le the MIL The prolocutor went for his mosey, sad
Load the peachier sot at home. It. ultimmely sew
hiss is a public-bore latembsted. Ile masted him home,
aid es the following Moodily ahem the parsoater went
to dos boar, be discovered that be had dsorapsd, sad
round of kelongir te the hors he was remedy & lodger.
He also ascertained *het the whole of his steetemer wr
hiss. Sergeant Born., of the V divisins, bed bees la
search of him ever sieve, but bed only succeeded in appro.
bending him os Monday afternoon, In Newingtos, where be
in" limp in the name of Hiumpsres.
There war two other oases against him and the primmer
woe remanded for inquiries.

RIOT IN A CHURCIITARD.—The Alba Adcer-
flew vaporise riot In the parochial burial-ground of Chick-
asaw last week. It appears that the relative' of two
pollee. named Whitem.es, buried there, deeired to remove
the remains to 1113 12,0 cetuetory at Chickmannso, end for
that the felton. of Clarktuannen refo-ing to aid
ts.—the gravediggers of Altos were called upon for at gird-
ow. About ten wk or Tuesday evening, several work-
/einem oat from All r with hone and cart, earl us church-
pod implements, and two boxes into which to place the two
collies after ',rig title!. The men were allowed to eone.
woos their work without rooketatirro, bat they bad not pre-
tended far en• the pe.ple Lefton to annoy them, crying "Let
the dead re. :" Whet • shame:" he. Many individuals
Ird en to the top of the walls. and hooted end bowled at the
men nese. din oiening the gran::. Not content sith this,
atones were thrown, and some of the mob 'rendering enough
dorharee Iwdo d tirearms in the churchyard. From regard
lo their nen p r•m•I safety, and owing to the greet disad-
vantage of sr..rkto4 in the dark, the party from Altos got
out of the grout .1 wilt all speed, amid the execrations of the
Poi/dee. The bx.■ they brought with them to contain the
tootles were er :psi and turned, and the town-bell was rat &-
ragtag. The tor...a ci.ntinoed fora considerable tiros, but
at length pesos was restored. Next day, nader the prdec-
bon of a pulls f ice, the two comma were quietly transferred
from the "Id to the new boriel.groand. Meanwhile the @golf
Is being iagestieved by the money proeurator-decal.
The University' of Oxford he. decided oo publish-
larthe Psalter of William the Conqueror, collated from the
various troinuarripv• existing of the work. The task of
auperisteedanee Is to be esteemed, by_ permission of the
Moister of Publir !nommen, to M. Francleque Michel,
prof/seer at the Ferolly of Loorge at. Bordeaux, who IN about
SO Pruned to England. Ile will TIM in smccemion London,
Cambridge, end Oaf gra, each of those places containing
insamexipts of the work fa quatiao.—Galsgssaai.