The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-14 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

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Fell: Delancey I;a7lssu s Mew th. Lord Mayor hr
dui essaisstios apes lbw dome Si Webs sided is an.
sbippbg sad cessayisg s quadty sf eassaisetsseil Mosso
liable to ditty. The tobsete, wide\ Ind bus bewsliwelug
premed Into packages, betwres whist' sad tits solids =op
pee • this hyer of butter woe so deposited est Noy bawl
like p,rsele of °steed butter, as VIM sithis is welly
brought to this smutty, was exhibited is the Jestiee.essu.
The quantity of tobacco sauggled was Wl__ ppusda
The ;mashies, by the Aot, sewassted to VIOL buttassell-
sitar said the coeswistoeste had directed hi. to go he se

Risher penalty the& lON., the forfeiture of the tsb;ceo, the
miss and duty tapes which amounted to 1211. Os 7140 f
enures followieg the mavielies. The defeadaat pleaded
"Not Guilty."
Mr. Prance' Dopey, mereltmat, of BR Ditestatenbill,
said—l reeeived a letter cf advise from Frame, advising me
that the patties from whom it case bad shipped three-sad-
a-balf cases of better. I received the bill of ladies, sad
was to deliver the hotter to the defeadeat after does, all
that was seemeary at the Custom-how. I am the m-
eioses of the Nees, sad I meordiegly mimed the total
warehmaelag entries at the Chino.-how.
Orese-ezamised—l as not asqualated with the readgem
wither bate I ever is.. him. I have bad four Mistimes
Memesedeas with the defendant. He always settled with
as, sad we hooked spot him as a reepeetable man. Os
nesiving the letter we wrote to his ca the 9th of April, to
state that the batter wee ready. He had bees twine before
at my *Mee, bat I was son there, and I wrote to him the
better was ready, sad I wished to get deer of the pods.
The Lord /Layer—Why did you wish to pt class of the
pods
Witems—Beesuse I was told they were smuggled geode,
bat I did act Mel him that I had been told mt. I bad some
charges as peds of his whoa I wrote to him that letter.
Mr. F.
_B. Dupes (en to the last witatm) said—l saw
the defesdast yt sterday et the Queea's warehouse. I gave
or the deliver/der predicted to tb• weigher, sad the defsad-
ant signed the reetipt as the order, sad I afterwards saw
him receive the goods.
The flolieitor to the Customs said the course pursued by
Ne*darn. ws. Dopoey spa the measles was highly creditable t.

Ti;;l.Ord Mayor meld that math credit wes dee to the
oonstineas on the eilesidce, sad he really thought the cow.
minimills wore too lesioutly disposed towards the shoader.
If they had sot expressed a with that the penalty shayha
halted to 1001., it would have gives him such estisfeetion
to flee the defendant in the whole snout to the payeteat
of whisk he had subjoined himself by impose a vlisleUen of
the law.

BOW-STREET.
Care. well lama to ihe tol'es as aserelete of
the .s doopron aims la Use seighboerbood of Drury.
lane, was oberod by Blisabeth B,aseat, the wile of sae of
the outoomena IKONS of this seam with sa ettesept to
yint bet paint
Kn. Konaoa Me }afoot array woo prim nor
Downs% ited bon ne mend nor of ao nary hid
meg Mr* la raft bet way. TM name test her,
ad puid. bet tsar aad Mewed his eery. Eh.
awn Innodiany telt his rad Is bet par ; aro wrob
as .sibs Ida by no wen to dolma bia. Ht asiolaud.
Let no go ; I Ad sit pia per podia;" but or beta
Itta hot le onto et Me dssounis amok& "The int
woe," obi raved. thus she ors way Mrs wona."
I Mr. Bantaby (arittr eink)—You mad hi, rink to
swim seek a dinars raw. I saw Ida berebt lo the
steam sod It ins r mar r for plate= mil do
suss his shay. I sem sew rob noir knew aay

—The witorte—kb ! bat paid hi. tight easeigh ; I was
ma piss to tat bin pt tarty ben as..
Polk-sass Freakish I T 4, who was as ditty is Drury-
leas at the am*, saw the prboaer stevaglieg with Mrs.
Maack, sad west to Me spot kr the perms of taking hiss
a chap. The prima esesassine etr king sad kakis;
►t. la the most savage maser. sad wosid probably has.
empowered hies sad got away bad sot othe r pelicoma
setae to his assistasee. It took foss of *ea to get hi. to
Bow-street pollee tattle, sod tat stroule eiatissed W the
my door if the states arose.
Mr. Jerdise (t the prisoner) —I shall keep you sato sad
at of Mahal for sem time. I commit pm to A* How
of Ceerestisa for throe sheathe. with herd lobos& Yes will
lad that lame work thus piehisi poskets.

• nepeetably dr;red 10;41;iieen. of the sante of
Jaime Dovarger, was platted a tho horbefore Mr. Cora*,
erupt' with raglan four Wiest *biro, the property of Mr.
P. A. Bout. a rehear of OWN. ratilass pB. 6,
'wheaten,- Mlys, Babas.
Mr. Nify. almMa' by Mr. Man, th• Whiter of the
Areeisto beauties be I-improving sad lisforetog the Law
for the Peolarties of Wows., .tt..d.d for the &foto,.

The prism, in this MSG ti • astivs of wham.
1110 ••=0 Y Awast last (ion the Mesa of be, permits, who
are respestabis tradagessie, to take this position of gescal
servant IS the be.. of, as shit believed, s Mrs. Baser, of
No. 6, lreetheatosabsitilags, ilelhoss. The plan had bus
tproastod tor hat dreogit a sonaws? Wise in Bamberg.
lowa by a Kr. sad Yrs Isitsess. /ha MOO oirtanely well
provitod with clothes, sad with wales little tartish@ ewer.
seal aosawast. Was she caw Is tho phase she sea list
her miens bat bow a Mrs. Baser, bat had sausiod olds
a He assaed Kratalsa, ad was keeping a
holds( a geowc-up He (the promestoi) lidos wNL than
The wars alio w to raosim warm two Alas, at M. per
swath. Fro. the UM of the pristases arrival she lies
aver !waived say wages at all, aed wherever she Imo wad
for thew, her mistrals hos toll bar to go oat is the straits
sad see ratlines, aad get Many from theta. This has
ward times bees doss, sod the girl has, whoa the seat
out, swat the *TOMO/ at the hoes. ad • Osman saqsa;at-
we saddle declared that oho has mom bad Jumps am-
assias with soy sae. Prcas tine is time Kranz's* has
sent her to paws • Dumber of her poroo,al cammists, W-
eisel's, • brood', • pair of smear. a dap, a gold lake, •
silver pessil-sess. A.., sad she be. basest the mosey thus
obtained to Mn. Kaftan. Bow after she ease. the @tap-
as, Mr. Bon r, said he would Mask her Sophia if she
woe:damp with him, bet this'll's has always Maud to do.
H. bag at memo times up ts a f rcafgbt ago mpsated them
selieltstioas. Most elm weeks age a galas's, with his
wits sad !sally, was to lodge is the Imam, sad very was
of the primmer wok* to the lady's private maid,
sad also to the lady's daughter, losing to ba rolimod
her rattan, sad at difforest times mostionad tics toots
above detailed, almost all of whisk ser• hams% to Malady
prior to Fridpy lose. Oa that anemia( the primmer sum
dews shoat mass slalock, os amid, sad west WM Ma frost
parlour to elms the rasa. The trimmers was Owe, sad
somas as ho sow Mr he Mimi shuns; ear for b atrial ma-
.
*Mod of him to Ms laden, sad far Inv.'s,/ written
'pleat hi. hale to Mr mother, sad be ultimately *Musk
her with his lit sad with his come Mad en her face. The
lad sad her dasghter both board gm sesfill., tbe girl
r op dal?. to 'bra protsctim, with tina marks of
the blow duelist', os her fees. 1 las said stream also
heard the sadis, -eat taw the wake of the blew.
From that tam the la ly Mall took the girl
sadly bat gastestioy red es the above a amassed

the eltemeataseee of the ease to la hubsad, who
et sate pet it into Mr. Blutes'i bands, sad he, ea be-
half of toe armlets institution (or improvhig the laws
for she protection of women, to ,k the setter up. On
Saturday Mr. Shun took out a summons against lir. Barrer
for the asewelt, end the OM errs heard before Mr. Conie oa
Tuesday, when. after a romblisg defence, in oh oh Mr.
Barry mosa-ezemioad the primmer sod the vitamin at

greet boob, Vie magistrate Litigated that the cealtaaguidi
stead over generally to give Mr. Sheen the opportunity of
sakiag further inquiries es te the girl, it bldg illegal
that her tomplainu bad already hem iequired late, and
fogad te be natoueded by the Hamburg soul, Mr. Sham
&lee statieg that they would In the meantime take charge
of the girl. On Thursday, as this gentlemen tad his family
were lead's their lodgings the girl was given into charge
by Mr. Bauer and Mrs. Batsman, on a charge of small's
tad payable shirts. She wee taken a to the statism-
home, when she wee loeked up all night. Before elks
went, however, an t fer was made to her to withdrew the
charge of robbery it she would withdraw the eharge 'gated
Mr. Bauer, which she declined to do. The GUS was gate
hite es Friday, and adjouned until Saturday, when the
first witness sailed was

F.lCitialte7:,a;;iated that he was a professor of mule.
The trboner was in his father's service up to Friday week.
Then were a good many shirts of hie missing, and from in-
formation received he went to the shop of Mr. Ward, •
pawnbroker, in Holborn, and saw four shirts pawned at
different Uses, wWeh he identified sa his property. He bad
Bent her to pawn • tingle shirt at say time.
Croft-examined by Mr. Parry—lt was out until after the
charge of assault had been preferred against me that I made
• search, end aseerteined that the prisoner had stolen my
shirts. Ido ant know how many tams • week I have lent
her to the pownbroke're. Not pommy as 30 or 40 times. I
may have seat her thr.ie or fear thus with thine. I do
not know whether Mre. Kratanso ever sent her to pawn
shirts. The prisoner's wags. were to be 31.125. a year. I
do not consider that too muck fir • young woman aged 21.
I was airs rod at this court en Tuesday with slapping her is
the feu. She also charged me with taking indeceot liber-
ties with her. I do not know that when the girl has
asked for her wages she his rot received them. She wee to
stop in our service for twelve months, to tipsy us the money
we •dvueed for her palace over. I am a professor of
mule, sad have fetched taiga from the pawnbroker's
'blab I have sort the prisoner to p►wn.
Mrs. Emily Bahia identified two of the shirts produced
as her property. She gave the prisoner or any other
pecan liberty to pawn them. She had never sent the psi-
suer at all for her.

Cross-summed by Mr. Parry—Her husband was eon-
rioted a short time emee ter forgery, and was matenced to
penal servitude.
La assistiot to Mr. Ward, the pawabroker, prodeced the
shirts, but said he should cot liks to swear wto pawned
then, ter the man used to fetch things pawned by the
117.40/107, end the prisoner has redeemed goods pawned by
the proeecetor.
Mr. Cowie said he would discharge es prisoner, and in
as doing he mild not help saying that the lady had behaved
very kindly is the matter, and in a way that was to be ex-
pected from at English geutiewomee.

WORSHIP-STREET.
A shim far compensation was preferred by a journeyman
weaver, named James Hall, against hie employers. Henn.
Gough, Martin, and Co., silk manufacturers or Spitsl-square,
in cosiermece of the defective nature of the materials they
had supplied to him for weaving parsec
From the settlement of the complainant it appeared that,
en the 14th ult., he wee eregeged by the defesdants tomes
(satire ninety yards of glue sith, but en preparing the
warp with which be was furnished, he found it to be utterly
unfitted for the performance of his cornet. After re-
peatedly nonosstratiss with hie employees to no purse, he
at lisp\ brought the ow wider ate notice of the saintie-
trate, who recommended the appointment of two
I umpires, ithecediag to the provieuts• of the Silk
Ain ; bat as tha persons refuted to were unable
to arrire at • satisfactory decision, the matter wee ultimately
' referred is a !rutin! • , named Hadley, upon the on-
dentaadlug that his judgineet would ba r. °visited as anal.
AU the pmlim sow attesded before the 'meant*, accost-
peaked by anwerogs parsons eoenceted with the trade, who
memiSteledl extreme ireereit is the proothdicp. It haring
hilenhistimated by Dudley, that he lied minutely examined
Asdhpustml silk, which wo of each a coma and unmans
toasty eharseur as render, d it wholly unsuitable far the
psdissanse of the mask,
Kr. Dilyerioust maid that he bad no hesitation, under the
cireummoct», in awardiog felt compethatwa to the WM-
*Yam for the loss or time and the c cafef pu
tt
by to
2111101111 t of W. h., which was at paid the do-
Issilsata.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Ann Trainer was aboard with 'healing rim mosey be-
loafing to Joseph Variety, tobacconist. 384, Ostonl-street.
The complainant said he sew the second on two occasions
go ti his easb•boi and take /one niorvy how It, that had
been previously Marked. The second had lived wish his
foe some tine SS a domestic easvmst.

Mr. Fuller, for the accused, cress-szszeined the sem-
I philtre; sad 'belted that tbst accused bad hoed with bins
meetly as his wife, and that she bed borne a child to him.
Mr. Bingham said, as complainant had admitted that he
cohabited with the ~eased as his wife, and that she was net
is fact only a demeatie mean, it was his opinion that the
charge of robbery weld not be sustained. The 'awed,
though not the complainant's wife legitimately, was en-
=his wife illegitimitsly for the time being, and ho
therefore dismiss the charge.