The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-22 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

A SCENT AT TEI rICCADILLY SALOON.
Mr. Jamr.t Rodira, address refused, Mr. Henry Braes
Oydre, 16, 1.3..64.,treet, Captain Palms spread Morgan
56th Foot, 38, Jermyn-street, Mr. Jew. Porten-me, organ,
Jermyn.street, Mr. Jaws Johnson Mr. Georvje ROknaoil,
and Mr. Win. Shaer, Bell Tavern, Barbican, were charged—
Bodkin and Ogilvy with being drunk and creating a die.
turbance ; Bodkin further charged with as assault on a
constable, and the others with creating • disturbance in
Pico .dill►.

Lewis,-Mr. Pdward
of Great Marlborough-street, ap-
peared for Morgan, Bodkin, Fortescue, and Ogilvy, the last
two named beiog officers in the army, it is stated.
From the evidence of Charles Patch, 317 A, it appeared
that at half-past 2 this morning be was called to the
Piccadilly Saloon by the proprietor, in consequence of the
whole of the defendants, who were inside, creating a great
disturbance. Ogilvy and Bodkin were very drunk ' • the
others hot quite so much so, though they appeared to have
been drinking. tVith the sasiatasee of other constables, be
turned the defeodmits out into Piccadilly, and tried to
disperse them, there being at the time a crowd of 2C3
persona, prostitutes and others, present. Boakin said he
would not go for a policeman nor anyone else, and made a
great seise. Finding he could not get them away he, with
the assistance of other constables, took them into custody,
and on the way to the station Bodkin struck him a blow
ou the breast with greet violence.
Inspector Hoklen, of the C division, mid there was a
Vmaie, and an immense crowd collected
Lewis said he believed they all went quietly to the
station.

Inspector Holden said that was not the case.
Mr. Lewis said the fact of seven persons being taken into
enstody by five officers would certainly create a disturbance.
Mr. residua mid if geotlemea would so far forget them-
selves as to assault oonstables they must payfor it. He should
fine Bodkin 40.. or • month, and all the others he should
order to enter into their recognisance. in therein of U. each
to keep the peace for Wee mouths.
SOUTHWARK.

ROBBERS'S AT TSB GMAT mak AT amenzes
Jame Do•or • It, • labourer, was hremot before Mr.
Comte charged with stealing • quantity at lead from the
ruins at Hartley's Wharf, St. Saviour's, the property of the
Royal Insurance Company.
William Wh.atley, an overlookcr in the employ of the
Royal Insurance Fire Company, said that he had charge of
several labourers in clearing away property m the ruins of
the late fire at Hartley's Wharf, and the priso-
ner was one of them engaged there yesterday.
In the course of the afternoon he saw the
prisoner about to quit the place with something rather
bulky about him ; and, on stopping him, he found about
:Ma weight of old sheet lead rolled round his body under
his Guernsey frock. Knowing that he had stolen it from the
buildin3, he gave the prisoner into custody.
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three
months' bard labour in the Wandsworth Hume of Cor-
rection.

Two other labourers, named Barrett and Riee, were next
put in the dock, and charged with having in their possession
teen() -one sacks, the property of the Royal Insuranos
Ce npany.
Tim ,thy Welsh, 286 M, said he stopped the pri•
Konen in Clink-street yesterday afternoon. Rice
bad ten peeks in hie possession and Barrett had
eleven, and in answer to his questions they said that
a man had employed them to carry them away from
the scene of the late fire. Wittier had seen them
lurking about Hartley's Wbarf in an earlier part of the day,
and had ordered thee, away.
Mr. Metcalf, the engineer of the Tooleystreet Are station,
said that the sack. were the property of the Royal Insurance
Company, in which oboe a Loge portion of the pram:Limas
were insured.

lir. Couibe Rawl the prisoners 40e. each for the unlawful
pmarmice, mad in default of pareneot committed them to
the Hume of Correction for one month, with hard labour.

Ontsswien Pours.—ln our Greenwich Police-
mist report yesterday, mie John Lewes
wandesignated"a stoker at the Surrey Crammer,' Gas Gompaoy's Walt,
llotherhithe.* Ws are informed that no perms af that
Now has been employed at those works, and that so
workouts there h., beet charged with the am* in
question.
Tun Tr ror. —We (Neuvastie
Caro. irir) hon.. had gteca.i,ro within the last few days to
buret through the plement ....,7irtiltend district herder*
ow the Tyne, and have awed the appearance of the crops.
As far as oar oimmationa have maw, as do not believe
that any great damage haa yet be dour, but if the pre-
sent damp cold weather Continua-I much longer all
the fanners with whom we have conversed are unanimoioly of opinion that the eon
...potion will be very
....nom. thrie•fourt hod the hay toe been got in, much
of it, however, la very poor enadition. That whirls is still out
lios suffered 466•• few dam but as the memo(
WIT Crab WIN am" then .ersg. the actual quantity
tmi bees veil woe will be meal, it is comidered, to lisat
yess. Illse show for wheat, and very good.
emir had a few weeks of warm. genial weather,
the evop e( eU three kinds of grain would on Tyneside he quite equal to, if not above the average. The tnroips Rod
potatoes are looking extremely well, better then they have
des. toe yews plot. and there are no Ulm, yet of any disease.
Theft ruwk. apply only to the goad land lying in the vale
a eye Tybs, The reports from the paerr land worth and
west are we K. rod. Urea some of the higher farms there satire Gelds which it is feared will fleece ripen. The
Mate ofths weather for the next fortnight will be a theme
than unusually earnest die-union amongst our
egnealturista, a. ,41 it depends the lone of their year'.
labour,

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