The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-10 00:00:00

thE°T-EtPEEK WEDNESDAY YAVENINIGI, :00170BEDC 40,411860.

THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.

Low, boa? How Voitriniame.
of (enthuses Isterestsd is the formatioa of •
volnateer reps* the Woutied el Lorre was bold yes-
terday, at Wallin Pew ; Maid J. F. Biebeedest......_lCLß.
of the Bth bred Imolai Cavalry, ie the teak.
tied
Tipretest wen
W.
3004
Gar Orileed fieyn.our, Mew aperea
he
ttersall, Thrdelmseoli.°l/a.:
. Letter VIM read fro ColonelanV
General of Carley, segoiriog his i.. h to Isla the I.
don Light Hone, r i. belt a 00110nd1410111 le • velediser
corps is hie owe esisty bat siring Or les ahead read
mend the mope to kis ; bid Caplets Weddiebed ;
end from Capri Alereader, Banal Issegvises. Wein to
amid in the animdardion el dm imed la can ern hi hi.
power. —Thed
Hat the Cheirdm, hardy reed Me Water of the bet
ad twieWsee °Ned el the prated WU
to decide upon the dew to be adopted. Ile did ad
eider that that at it would be dowry to bree • full
dime, am it w.aii la head to be very expeedid and be
walled to amoderibee Me Way required to the IMMO id
the ,tome man awe Yea Me would there
fore, thatthe reed Wald led be diemiewl. eed the
quell= of the hill dram debt be Wiled. la Wed to
piestiona, the Chaise" old tit* lie nese
were words sad hell Mei be
it would be ad palm% to have
lames sad carbines resorig the son-
comminioord °Moen al the repideall ; the bend
' were to be of from 13 to 18 Wit ; bradisoaddlee amal,o
be and, with waded arid slowest He Miss el
patters, with aileer-plate Wiee. IA was thom epees;
that the walker shosU odd* of • lode bine eft
Wee velvet fade. and silver cord embroider nrigalloss
breeches of white Melton clod ; Napalm, ridlepdhele
patent leather. plated WOK aped • Mee fampa
with silver bird ad crown tworma d. aed lease' Pah ;
and that the weed should be the light cavalry meld, with
scroll bib, rd the held aid pew& el Media leader, with
slew •pisted erscrers. It was rim that the sub-
' scrtption eheeld be ter ellestires twe per anew; •
donation of tem odds to eew.ffMde • life member.
Thirtyar gesilesor have already .rolled dwindled sad
assely 1W name hive lembed to join, sad it wee send
ormardiede aid tie Iced-Limaidat (the Margins of
lialiebury), forthwith elketei diseed= to her Mipety.
' Mid &Thorn MOVele Ant rents Bata Goad
dII
erect at
Monomer who eeteeilq, them menidee Wes
ittirbiese, had Mantled far the
ether by& te the 14th Minims e mda
• et whirl it wee desidd
Burdett.= to present the bugle, to whit&
▪ 111.11164, irrinftsor. the el
the Miglade Led It eseerdwil that the
doll WOO pines is the abeeween ef (!..aril,, t="linet.
The hewer if lux.* the pond w di eerie. ben base
Waded te 100 men et the 110th North Middle= Feld-
teed whe win well from heed-ideresd with that. lerad.
Maw MEMO=
ry Runais.—Y after-
▪ Osgesle Theme Semi damsiedirs de Nadi
Itidllemea Rasa, atedded the piemdmie webete et
Meted liophinde ead Oa, id lepeddred eeel the
sad allwited ea dike , empleal el
tiregM4i of that estedin Ana.
dada. Wren Of sad TO, ad will wiisrtely ramie
e. ten
mea, ememilid an tie peeled wig be amide
lea =lef whether Nor
t'aur dm let Mtheyawwoadthe Cane, whoa thth Mbar e
adveatede el the hew wad a wifeet, that the desk-
de to jets the 11th wee 'atrial ebbed emmideedp,
then brine hat two reds hate eptalisliegssehologrosta
, Mr. Gowl thaw dof MM.
tactisriag hrhesseit. pedided, theiilde wed
ceedueted wilt the gesateet geed Idling. row... ere the
now cougaliy to dam epee Chair Medd se pliplive vane
teen, that it ben lteen dsierminsil Oat kielf emu 4slier don
their drill at the new MU rameL Mmiiegtownaid,
Cambia Toed liia (Wedersibp) wade& This asousioe
completes tie primed whew abed* ef the Nor& Mid-
dies. Mee to Ilee, sod applhatice wall be forthwith men
to Owned the deineet to 1,000 reek and Me. Iles dime
have bees sussoweed to a jewel muster co 14zwAsir en*
at the Repeat's
-park barrack* radiarechool. few the seise-
tam of • sad it is believed Hat -
the En. We,.
Ches. William, M.A., the principal of the North Leedom
collegiate School, will le or aisnously donee.

A PANINSOIaIt AID 01111•11TAL 001ITANIell
°MCA" DIIOWIFID AT (inn HIVISSI) to
anounce that the Bey. Dr. Wright, 4 the li===ar Bowl
at tkua taws 1001dierter), lam just rosined • bike hem Mr.
W. D. On* easusaader el the Peahealsr sad Ornetel
steams sip, Qedii, owstiatog the sed Mehl' ssets of the se-
eidestal death by &owning of Mr. Herbert Wire, third
oSsor 4 that dap. sad ma at lbs. Wire, 4 West aunt,
Ooldmeter, widow of the lit.WilliamWes, watch.
ember We town. Mr. (Ulan letter meat= :—" We
wen tam blegessiti, Is J to
red o. the July, non way vs=
we fell is with • sevens plea wind. Dmieg the
.debt 4 it • horse, whin was on. dealt, wee throws down,
ead poor Wise, with others, was trying to pt him mar;
Wire had got a rope esderceed the ham, sal was
on the rail palling at it, whoa the Dane soddenly rose
slackened the repo et) as to man him to lass In benees,
and tumble backwards rato the see. dievseal ropes ewe
throws, sae sr two of which eseobi held el, bet the
violence of the me preveitted his ho/drag an to them Me
drifted_ led the Mona • tow yards, wise we OW him does
lende over hie head awil so down, appaready welkaated
by the dad sad splay. the whole aectiset did pat campy
aeon she. two mild.. ; there was too men wind and
ma to admit at • had bang lowered, even had that, nee
gig to go es,' The letter, which epeake of the meritori-
ous quallioe al the L==ed, Loth as as siker sad a oast,
eayo—" Joined wili vny knit-rata profemiaes] skill th all
bramble 4 ipsomeaeldp, was a feathers sad tandem
whirls oedeeitod his to all who hml ch.! denectre at
him." MI the samader of the Oaks adds, that
sabseribod bawl hie two inched to Leades le be ap-
plied is= =torah' to kis resaney, ia the shape
cashiairol •
hi,
idrami
noth.ta, typisewleiboomia say Nara sa
Tics Chia Liwastrow.. —Yesterday morning
• very seven pie sessupopial with shame of hail aad
▪ oeseptemer linspeoll, and erlagw mein
dep. The gide Wm noirlpdge ass*. sad Asia Win
*Week LIS the gam It reseed sewed to the aerth.
west with . The rim, whisk ketaaetidy,
was rather akar of alibpiog
_oressatod $ ray solawhad
appearance, nod ewe ad tioilainia, Mt
at ewe
anchor at Moaseedes, their sms, bet wen did-
many " immght age tee& The City
gds
d (Lel wat Wend he New York ins
delled lid•
*IN ten whore ; sod the him with*
mined at tie ihnionp.mkgsed •WOO Ps" lb. deem ea soaks up
BDICIDD or • t •:*inriatax AT Rocno•La —On
Meredsp mesh oseitoweeit was peedisesd at Itareheed, noels
kis, by the report that • gonismes lemmed pan-
feed bed shot►henna lap*, et idle raddeses mailhoed
the resew, hal Med to alleit say posielre erre is. the
ess, Inemsed was •••d Ant Eery, and yeresead
eiwieeers, whisk enabled him eci hap tee hemesen. and
I.
isselyta him favourite p=lay, beettes, 1113/4sare,
ea Iwo hews hely. sad hie easisseed ha We own way a
mane. We sold that doomed sea weedy un* sad
that this her hem the awastaa of mash =w=ade rak ►hie
Mitirr, who reeided with hie n• mons oral peuishly
"Me en pit.

MIDDtE e

Olsbre Mr. krilkia. AnMat J• 4110
lAMB lkss. 27, • allay dalarlia
.111421b112..ras imapeil ea es a charge of
to the vales sl the ptoparty of
Analociad, w, in her dwellarhinne. He plaided
111•212-
Mr. Oooper, for the prosecution, said this was • vary
itadacious robbery, and was =omitted under than einnus-
stances. Tbaprosecutris, a widow lady, blame acquainted
with the passer some seven or eight moiths ago, at a
slow ehop, lapt by a friend of hen in the Idensaregewl,
so falsely as it turned est, that be was a
sea of M. Alderman Rees, and that be wee In difficulty,
=ilithimakiada= of his bather, mid the dislike enter-
tsoneds him by a stepmother. The prceecutrix,
who at 1, I:kmbridgeglant, Hyde-park,
with him, and he visited at her home,
these freqnsat!y, and one day while she was out
INlMP—llltber two bee= for equestrian exercke—he took
edkagiage of =maw to go to her bed-roam and gamy
a bar liwillery. maws about 701., of two
whales aad shales, two spas gboeta, two two
Immehea, sad other artistic. He damped with the% alai
was sot seen or heard of far man Illnaw-lits rehliwy was
committed on the sth of 111sp—swill la was fowl at a
billiard-room in the Stread. and &soothe ehmpoil wilt
the robbery, he told lbs. Weed that II Wei ha who hid
Oaken her jewellery, but that it miaow inroad tko
power of mortal an. to newer. He bid mil me el the
Asp to the blitierd worbee's wife, ce lie= of it,
sad it was now in court, and he Mr.___Osegor &mid ask
for it to be given up to Yrs. Weed. could
be ae doubt that the Wad tell where
mad how he bed disposed of trrirdow wiletes. Perhaps,
tharelsok teeth* siE fed WWI to respite the
modern tor a Mom to the plossw ea epportusity,
=eaWig Etat by Ur ewe% to give some
Ys, WllO4
_sr la bar Withlar, MeiVontaer.
The Amistelt.Judme mil he met aim* that come,
sad =Oa* the smtease, WM, time Omer that the en-
' tentdraterkheass4 would derma • great deal on whet
hi
Leek7er, the prison Aker, said he recogaimed
.tha Kt-
sewer as having been in price as • convieted felca
Tula day the pais.= was browtizapsomerlasekger
peeved that oa the 3rd of Jemmy, the was
solved the the Old Baileyot stselng balls, both
in leddlaws and Honey, eml was euelemed to nits,
maths.

It wee mentioned that the primmer bad stated where he
bed pawned some of the things.
The Aseistent-J edge the primer bed been coartated
ag a veer impudent robber 7, sad be wee dread be was sot
&Mg right in refraining from elwatrg his to pawl servi-
tack He shoald sentewee him to IS scaly herd ktour,
sad be might depend ape it AM ff ever wervided spin
be would be seat away for a poet grember of yam
The worthy alderman, whom saie the primate lad wa im-
pudently repremated himself to be, woe out the bomb.
Themes 4etfield, a men who hadbees convicted of ler-
may sad sentenced to four seethe had loboar,wite found
guthy of etealiag
weee pot at the valise el IL, frees a
coffee shop. It stated that the *mew wee a good
waricama, but preferred to get the mem of =Memo by
petty pilfering rather than by bows* awl labour. The
deastant•J wig, sentenced him eight monad bard labour.
_ .

Joseph Werihneeer, 37, asuorreisi traveller, we indicted
for f emboli:ling weed apes of mocey, which he
had resolved fer mid es accoust of !ohs
_lar
hie meaner. There 1111 W• aloe two aigesift Wind him
for lamer bent his sorter.
Mr. Thobl Atkinson was &mess' Us the prosecution ; the
prisoner was defended by Mr. Rados.
This ars coempied the whole of the dip, and was very
complicated is IP details, but the esierres of It may be
very tweedy slated. The prosecetter h • elpr end tobacco
manufacturer, 3, Oulielpidnek fleitposill the was
is his service es tows Inweller, la whim/ it mos his
duty to collect onion, blew psi, wow from
the customers, and of mum to eeseusa far the nese to bin
meter, his resausesiethei being a Teddy_ matey of 1L 16e. 6d.
with a peo rata esiersheioa. eked with leeway
in taking goods from hie mesteee yeeadess and sot enseant.
ine foe the Isar, end in reesidag sew 'dish be did lot
pay over rit was his dry to de, to IN miss al am
100 i. m the 'agree** e.
The jury lead ehe primmer gay ea bulb *wow
The Asithnalartge mid he- bad medial lie heather
niegieisates ea the hew* sad tide umaineue minks wee
then it wee s ere ift which ea exemplary poidwasut we
required in the hitwests of law sad of erwiety. The Fri-
sow bed
espiededy wanted his abase by the euggeetious
he hed as sm MOM for his Moe, of irregularities on
the e mem he had robbed, for which there was
set the lad *utkihra to fact, sad the court fully sad ea
tidy amememi the verdict of the jury Treating ft
therefore me a very bed else, the senteasi of .the err was
that he be kayak penal servitude foe Ave yam

LIZCOND 00IIRT.
(Before Mr. Payne.)
William A iselersow, 34 described as an aisctro-pister, was
indicted for steeling a gold wake sad drift, and a diamond
ring, value the peapetty of Wiliam Branditt Starr and
others, in their dwelling-boom
Mr. Ismersoos was for the I rosmation ; Mr. Keboalle de-
fended the prisoner.
This robbery was oommitied at the well•known amistion-
rooms of NMI% Dehealisin mad Shim The primonss Imaged
almost the Omni sad took an opportunity to unhook a gold
watch and guard 4640•4 vp to, view and slide it tab his
seat pocket. Ha left the mormai bat lan Ylereaßwhs saw
his do h followed his Into Irragemsse sad through coasts
and alleys wan M eassod him to ho apigroksadark whoa
Ille widish asd_slisin, Ind she • dirmeed ring, likewise pur-
loins! bon Mitssn. beimekases row^ wire found in his
goast.
The prisoner was found Oak% and the dams said they
believed they knew hira as having haw in prison, bat mad
neS gook positively as I. the lasi at the than
This primmer &Arid to say who he was ar where he
as... from.

Yr. Popes, actin atom this cue es proved oily, rid be
kit it to be his duty to seat•oce him to fool rare penal
rivitedo.

Vet sahibs was respeetable, Foil did ad wish to
0. ilzPay=it that wore so he weld_ teerehe ass.
tone" to swaldsootteirooner to Wei *mut widows to
character if lie
The rimmer woo rewassed, bet
wish to ellen thee his soulatill=44lsTrandas p a
salmi Rs was brought mod Use wensof for:
Fore was that duly raewdsd, It triumvirs.' that he had
bees perriovali courictsd.

THE POLICE OOURT&

1112111102CHOUSI.
Gawp Timm, Barg amps, Weihow sow, sod Jame
Clem the pawkier' who were Wort up • few days ago
upoa the °barge of 'haling several chests of tea, the pro-
perty of Mr. Newsmen. • wholesale tea-dealer is L•wrenes
Pountseplane, were brought np for re-extuninatioch •
wane gamed Nary Anise Wells, who was also insinded is
the adage, bet who wee admitted to bed co amount et the
widens, spirt her bring very alight, woe ales is saes-
dense
It will be reineiniered that the
_prisoners were appr+.
headed by hieessue Copping ci the K diTirrioe, at a Uses
is Cornwall-rew, Hialutel-peen and is as of the ranne
nearly the whale of fare tee tiat bad eaty bees doing ea the
previous day was discovered.
The oaly additioual 'Thirsts Maned yesterday wag that
eV a camas who hail bees employed to Miry the citrate of
to frees the warehass• by the primer IL. traar
milks ap to dm bansonnisst cat openly, and
se it wee • resater of badmen the beide, by
geese mesas or other obtained • key of the viatehoese, so
that there was so brakingof doors a anything to exciteMilitllteoll.lll were retreaded far &mother week, and the
woman Walla wee Will allowed I o beat Urge upon her ows
recgiaino•
• cheapened locking man, weed Frederick Pigrow, was
fihg=eawiiii • merles sl brutal tisisslis epos his wife.
the etsilleineat, e desist-looking
women, who arri4ted marks of MOMS vitamin la the Leon
stated that for the lest three yeses het hothead bed behaved
to her in the most brutal mealier. He or • seed mechanic,
but he weald sot work regularly, and war frequently drunk,
Zoo:di be is Wet eesdition be made use of the meet fearful
ewer* her. He not only strait her, bat apes as.
asesidon he leak • Wife into the bedposts sad tbreatesed
*et he weld ma it *to her, sad his .-deaf bad keterly
benciate se caeleagerras that semidered MI. wag really
udanger.
Alderman Hale begeired of the cogegibiaant V her has-
hand had struck her neatly
Ohs replied that be area bra • Argent Vow in the taco
licadey, tad threatesed at the sums thaw that be would
Weak hr jaw. She exhibited the side cif her hum Is the
iataz szat
al there wen Indieetiale et widest Miley,
t, wile ailed ape. fee as explanation,
isterled upoa hi. wife, and attnieted what he had
ins to hnr isheoudect. He did sot deny that he had
sin-k her bat said that she had aggravated him to alb es.
Mr. Alamos Hale told theprinoser he sae a very grass
In* and his brat Unpin*. wee to emeenit bias Si age
111108141$ to prism. He weld, betrayer, sive hint •
of retrieving his dissasiss, in". 411 Mt wig°
pesperly, sad be shasid ceder bias to ester Ito a restrai-
ners is 40r., sad and two sureties I. SM. emelt, to keep the
pews lowanle her far ex maths.

CILIALINWILL
JoAa Asidneos, labawint, ~iii sg is °bur:ll.llw,
Illoriss-ions, Irma shop* with alissiplag te pick pockets
In Chaps'envoi, Bonisis-toom
It,. J.L. W4ou waiter, stionlid for the prisoner.
The evideece phubst, t
Lb. wires, was tail 01 a Youall
me, seined James Osilisti posiissig et 44 Fnitenaisetreet,
Gosy'nins-ensd. s. elated that hs saw the jams, aed
..oik.r in an WW2' 'bolt at the maw al Clispol-no
oad wished *dm di y moon wont to • *tail and
pareons ostieles, and whelk ehe pissed her pus is
dsitt the poison*: moot to her aed pat his bawl
her pant, sad thee went away. (witnein) thin asked
the Nem& if ohs hod Let anythisie, and aka put her hard
is her pochst, Inn did not make Inos aoky
_mower. Rs *boo
friLuripaw* isle euttedp, list he did ass hew where

Wakeling —Mare yes ad boa bi custody for felony?
Witness—Yes ; but I was discharged.
Mr. Walteling---Tott all eh &detour policeman, or what
is termed a policeman's. !`'? de you not?
Witness, after a good dealer hesitation and prevarica-
tion, mad that he dad do &Ms in that line, and had often
nosed' out littlo affairs for the pollee. He was well
known to all the pollee, both in the City and the county,
and had often given persons into custody.
Mr. Wakellog—How many persons have you given into
endody
Witness (with great levity}—Oh, about 200. Do you
want to know anything mare
Mr. Waked* asked for the dinning of So passim en
the ground that there was no evidence, mil armuNdei
stargegly upon the fact that the person whops paid bed
been picked was not in attendance, and also west the ma,
tore of the evidence given by the witness, 'wham
which was not confirmed in any one particular:lot=
to be relied on.

~fl
Tigeruiiifth, 39 ft, add the prisoner had suffered four
years imprimonment for picking pockets, and had not long
bees oat of prison.
Mr. Curie said he hoped there wu some mistake, sad
undid give the prisoner the benefit at the doubt. The
primmer would now be dischargid.

WOBSGIiaTREET.
Mark" end Ansa Aldermen_ ,
described as glass =au-
Green-street, Bethnal-green, were charged
Milminl' k
illearderly conduct in the jobb° etre& ; and the first-
sigallseed defendant was further charged with assaulting •
policeeemestable in the execution of his duty. Although
the came appeared one of • simple character, it involved, es
will be seen, a very serious matter against the police.
Lovett, 346 K, said—Last night, about half-peat 11 o'clock,
there was • disturbance and fighting in the Cambridge-
road, Bethnal-green. The defendant. were there ; they
refused to go away. I took the defendant Charles into noe-
-1 tody, and he threw me down. The other defendant told
1 him to jump my -- entrails out.
Cross-examined by Mr. Sorrell, of Mark-lane, City—l
sprang my retch,. Did not strike the defendant Clerks on
the had with it. I was on the ground, and he cm me.
Defendsote were sober.
Ihrisishad, 413 K—l heard a rattle spring at the time in
question, found the defendant James to • very excited state,
end offering to fight any one ; would not ggoo away. Both
&Andante wen taken. I maw Charles Alderman on the
ground with Lovett. Wes about three or four yards from
them.
Ovidl, 468 ranup to thelopot where the disturbance
was, and saw the defendant Charles on the ground struggling
with fret &tamed
K 900--1 wee also there, sad perceived the same. I
thought that defeadante hsd been drinking.
Yr. Sorrell obeyed that *opting men were going home
with their wives at the hoar mentioned, and very
.wrongly
got into a quarrel with scene Onagers. The police came
up, and Lovett &seek Charles Aldermen on the forehead
with a rettle, wising the injury that was spleens* This
set he would__ peove was tan end sualimously dealt.
William 'Liddell and Daniel_
Byrom, apparently ringed-
able mechanics, were than called, and swore that they bad
seen the constable Lovett end others pushing the defend-
ante forward ; that Lovett had hold of Charles Aldermen,
who wee an the ground, and that while so Lovett spew his
rattle, immediately after which he hit him with it en the
other was in the act of rising sod asking for his hat The
blood followed the blow, and one el the 'witnesses declared
that he thought the defendant was killed.
John Hayht uth, declared that he bad sees the
affair from the beginning, and the first of the constables
come up. The were wanted defendants to go one trey,
they wished to go another, declaring that it was their way
home, that the three constables than nudged each other,
end took the defendanta into cu.stody ; that Charles Alder-
man refused to unites informed of the charge against
him, and suddenly threw hinted: down, whereupon the in-
jury wee inflicted as deposed to by the other witnesses.
Mr. Knox asked if the wound had been dressed, end the
ddmalant, who exhibited • large pitch of adhesive plaster
ere, it, replied that the Downsides would not let him have
•
11111p011.
NZ Knox questioned the sergeant in charge of the
sheet respect* this alleged Memel, and was informed
that so such request wee me& at the station house. The
woes(' appeared skeet an Inch is Iwogfh, ita depth • matter
of easjestme, bat Mood was sot flowing then, and defen-
dant wee not detained • quarter of an hour.
Mr. Sorrell said that he believed other witnesses would
wiffingly come forward and speak to the mi.oonduct of the
paha is this affair, if the magistrate would bold it over.
It wee acv of public importance that demanded inquiry.
Mr. Knox concurred in this, and observed that the whole
facie were there :—There had been a disturbance in the
public street which the police were justified in quelling.
There was as alleged moult upon the constable Lovett,
but act any prociaf it • three constables swore that Charles
Alderman wee struggliaLiwith Lovett an the ground, and
three vitalism for the ence swore that Lovett bad not
been in that position. It certainly was a matter for further
inquiry. The &Andante would be discharged, as there
assuredly was nut a tittle of testimony against them that
could justify the indiction of any fine. The circumstances'
of the oar would now go before the police commissioners,
who would doubtless ascertain the truth.

The iai..r.ma;k;d the police-sheik
" Police-coostable K 345, it is alleged, struck Charles
Skidmore on the heed with his rattle so severely as to la-
diet a severe wound, nod this, es sworn by witnesses,
without the slightest provocation beyond that of the pri-
soner throwing himself apes the pound. The *see for in-
Tiny is whether 345 11, bee not used 11.011601311111117 and ex-
cessive violence in the discharge of his duty."
Mr. Sorrell begged that any communication' from per-
sona who Lad witnessed the violates, but wen sot in at-
tendance, might be feennoded to him.