The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-10 00:00:00

yINOTINU 1111.

Barrofai;ii,anital;;, formerly in the bawl of
the tiOth Rides, was charaml before Mr. Tyrwhitt with
r. entire a disturbance at the house uf Mr. I.tin, musical
instrument maker.

It appeared that the amused, • man of very excitable
temperament, had been in the habit for some time past of
going to Mr. laitin's skip, and causing great annoyance.
th ono occasion it took four constables to remove him.
The porter of st. Martin's N'orkhouse (Brennan) said the
primate, had been an inmate of the house and was very
troublesome. He understood he hail been in the hand of
the Mnit Hides and had received his discharge.
Mr. T)rwhitt said he supposad having been • musician,
and &inn a roan of en exettalAe disposition and • foreigner,
he had levu tar tsid to Mr. Disdio's shop by the imam-
mints. He thought he hail better be taken to the workhouse,
and the authorities there ends! Fel. the Sardinian Ambas-
sador, and perhaps be would hay° defendant sent home.
Mr. Albert, having acted as interpreter, explained the
case to the man, who was taken away by • constable to the
°dice of the Strand Union.

W A NI iriWORTM.
TUN ItETHEAT.
A ram; man, who gave the mink, of Jaia Phillips, VAU
bron,dat before Mr. I)ayinmi, on remand. domed with
atterq to pick the iss:ket of a rational' at the Edon
and tVestmoister row ini; Haiti., on Friday hat.
The prisoner ass rimmed.' to 3seertain if his address was
eorreet. he hwiaq stated that he lived in White Horse-
Janet, W.otoinister.
Pula e.coushilde ltnidley now stated that ho had made
in.iumes in Westminster, and could find nu such phase as
Horeastreet.

The primmer declared that be laid given his right address.
and and the inspector, who stated on the teat . =WM= that
ttere was so %hit. Horseatreet is Westminster, bed told
him that he knew what he meant as there was • Mae
Horse publiehinse in the street.
Taylor, the setunioniug mikes% said the street in
lion was thrluirelatn et. There wee a White Horse pica=
Mouse in the street, which was tioluented by Wes.* sad
keowo as theirretreet.

Pottetuosstable Ewen, No. Xit 1t divaicia, rid he kasw
HA prima•r as an sanoriaty of thieves, and in DM he was
committed from the Southwark Policewourt for three
months in the same of Wilhatna. His right name was
IV:km, sod he lama Dot be.•u L.n ,o4it of prison.
The itraonar laid lie would !Refer hut woivhip dealing
with the eras.

Yr 'Wyman than commitkA him fur three mootha with
ham labutir.

The prisoner amid now that be hist the three months, ho
wuld aty that the comma' ok was Mrutl4, kW did Ilut kuuw
hue.

Duran/Am Saitips IN OLaILSAIANALIT.--(THIS
DAyl Thu morning a respectable tradonsa, corning MI
1,11.41)1911 in iiarnmsarket, comindt.lonleide. It amino that
a I a9.l..BoanrlHulls,row, a lesson stasletot awl hatter-
:we, for a greet milder of yeah kept a warehouse is
flan-market. He wax single, and abed 10 years ~f ►ge,
and entrusted the essusigaisseut of his bouts to his houses
keeper. This morning, is onesequenee of his tad making
his appointing at his usual early hour, and a ennaiderabli
time having elapsed, the housekeeper prow:voted to his hot-
tones, and the unfortunate gentleman was found hanging
awl gage dead. Various rumours are sabot as to the coo„,
of the act; one is that be hefting Imesslssinan fur 11101., mud
that he had been ealled upon to pay that ammo',
Ts■ HaRVINT it DRV.mtNIRE. —The harvest
lot• will, in all prolsihilitv, be very late this sear. All
kinds of curs are sow quite green. and will require a gruel
deal of very Ilse weather to get ripereeti.