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

SOUTHWARK.

ATTIMPTID MODE.
Jana Bidwell, a young woman, about 30 yearn lan
decently clad, was brought before Mr. Burcham,
with attempting to commit suicide at London-bridp.
It appeared from the evidence of a oouatabts of the M
dielabm, that ea Sunday night, the 3rd fastest, he was aa
duty soar the runway terminus, when Ms attemtienvesealled
to a female, mettles down the steps Lelia, to the river In •
emetic state. Ile immediately followed her, end feetasately
caught hold of her airtime es she was about to gismo into
the river, It being at that time searhigh web*. He sob-
rattled in getting her evils. seep., what she mid she
wee tired of her We. Ilie at the time she
wee brought Woes Wm es Meadeirkthe „ sated her why
she made such as:asesept ea bee whoa she sail that ea-
foetuestely she had bum led eabery, emit wee lived of that
mode of life, sad la a memest el exeillemat meditated
Weide. Mr. Bueehasa amerdiagly remeaded her to gaol
he a week, so that she might bees the ertratiosa of the rev.
cheakio. who would bores, ea her Wad the emormity of
her olence. On the primmer beim agate brought up this
Mir Leda, Me thief disk, said that be had received a
let., from the Rev. Mr. Joseph, the chaplets of Harwe-
mmger-leas Gaol, maim fork teat the prisoner repaatel of
her rub act, sad that be sad mother gestleresa were
reedy to place her ia ea MAMMA' if his worship would dis-
charge her awl head bee over to them.
TOO enamor ezpremed her Wishfulness to the chaplain
for his kind luterfereses d but basal, sod she promised kith-
fully never to repeat such an attempt en her lids. She was
that discharged, and mat one to the isatitalien in charge
of the nreeseager of the court
WORSH IP-ST KEW.
• JODOR 07 raced. • • .

Ake Setienik lily dos ;71e7nr, was charged be-
kee ML WH=lsst with sistaling from the parses.
Mr. leis as the Bhorediteli terminus of
the Sanwa GeMeelitay, stated that between nine sad
tin en fletesley ailhb bat he was looking at the portraits
of Mr. sad Ike. larasp William% exhibited In • viodow
user Shoreditch, whoa the prisoner dashed at and mind
his broom pie, valor 30s. Witness, festful that his
watch might follow if he did sot button up his cost, hat
asseuted that precautionarytonsure, and then gave ,
shoethig Stop Usite." Prisoner dodged mod the suns-
rem atolls in the High-street, but weasels/4 by another per-
ms, and aubeequently the Were& ty stolen was found.
Mr. D'Erecoart—Did you sae the prieoncr before be
isetchei the pin P
Proseenbir —I did not, or his face would hoe fornishel
se with ea index to his Intentions.
Mr. D'! —Are you • phonologist then? I see a
of this,.., but oterms moans pardonerin
=punts Wales.
Prenentee—Wall, sir, It is • natter of opinion.
Gangs Jelson, a labourer, told the court that he ern
engin the paneer, who then had his hand closed, be tank
him ever to the nitwit, station, but the pie could not be
hod On estweling In the mad, where the aptore ins
signed, it wes Sensately recovered.
Hams, 81 11.—lo Match, 1838, prisoner had Ora menthe
for (slay—ems after that was sent for vial and megaitted.
Os that occaaion the judge toll him It was fat to the jury
hod dose so, es be Intended M sentence his to penal earn-
tads—then being sena collegian splint his.
Mr. D'llysetert—Sneol This man to justify your Mr
creme"", pronoster. He will saw plot trial.
WANDSWORTH.
PALTRY 201111212 22 A SAILVAT PORTIR.

lltorZrir, vb:Zee:a; is lb•;;;‘,7; of the lirighton
and South Coast Railway Compass, he the last sine years,
wee charged with stealing a whip, value Ik.
It appeared fr.,m the seldom* that the prisoner wee en-
gaged es porter at the Pimltoo sham, is
On the oftentnen of the Slot alt the coachman oda lady
named Wakeman, of Cotes Hall, litrapihins dross Imo
the station with hi* zoistreses earrias an/
horses ter
the purpose of going to Brighton. Re was too late for
the train be isteoded to travel by, and haviog placed his
whip is the horstrb tz, be went away, cod left the
artier sad horses beh;nd. He returned two hours efts&
wends sad toned the whip gone. Inquiries were made about
the whip, bat It cnld not be found. In the 'resin the
eddy was thenovered concealed la the carriage dock wader a
ghee el wood. It wee allowed to remain there, eel a
pellormsetable of the -V Divines was desired to wake
the whip. He concealed himself Is a &stelae. meriage,
sal shoat twisty tabintes afterward* the prisoner eameg
and took the whip from under the piece of ei
and thrust It between some pains, Into a meadow.
The officer came out end said, Well, you have
pleated the whip safe Oleo," upon which he implered his
sot to say anything about it. He was not then &ea labs
ongody, but ultimately the Valk meager ordered. them pest-
esolisp to be taken.
This pisser, who said be put the whip where It was
limerd, wee cowshed kr two menthe' imprisonment for the
shouted pareselsa.

Disszerzerruc.—Oar of the editors of the New
York 11%-alrow hes bee. Odds/ the Vetted States Supreme,
Oast et Washington sad *eye of
the' ine Judge* he rag
• 4. debt at iliezu looked for ►all wall Mks a roar of
men oat names mettles in an • In.elligeoco oak,; waiting to
he Moe."
Yesterday's Monitor.. announceathat the operations
of sa amok kr lb) revision of the Military Cleo of 1859
• styes sa the lest.
TM Priam Albert milled from Galway on Battu-
meteleg, am., Aria mai for Newfoaadland, and
i riallielge.