The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-24 00:00:00

SOU lIIWARK.

&NOT NIA DARING OA 110TIB 11.011DNILT IN TN,

SO/LOCOS.

James Parker, a atonable, shrtivlooking follow, WM
placed at the Mr, before Mr. C'sM, charged with sow
mating a violent assault on a widow lady, sawed Au
dnderton, sod attemptioa to commit a robbery.
The prosecute'', • middle-aped lady, said that she
resided at No. 6, Biatile-anal, L mg lase, Bermoselsey, sad
on the previous eves aa she had hien on a visit to some
Binds is the City. Shortly after twelve o'claalt they were
ntoralog hose alotso Tooley-street, mid jut as they ware
posing the railway arch, nest the inches stem the pd-
sour suddealy rushed epos ber end seised her by the
throat. She was so friahtuied at the seditious. of tho
sank that eh* 'early lest her a..... for a slats, when
the rfoeiter struck her two hem blows on the throat, sad
seised hold of no victories wit% the view *1 swabs!! it. Her
siver, eh r was &so much alarmed, screamed oat, mad, es
•'talks= making his *armature,. the Prllener rem away,
bat war rinsed sod captured. Her victoria* wassails
torn is the straggle, bat he war unable to shoal it.
Mr. Dimas, a elmalat, residing la Tooky-streest, said lie
was retort's. boas shortly after twelve o'elerek on the m-
ains sight, and whoa puling opposite one of the railway
etches, he hoard some females 'militia oat for assiatenee.
Ile crowed over and row a man runic( sway, whin Mr..
Actinic" told hint tbat man had nearly streagled her, sad
'snook dto rob her. Witness west la parsait of his sod
used hold of him on the steps li &ding to the railway. He
struggled vary hard to stet sway from Min, bat wits's' was
too mach f...r ti:as and be kept bold of him tomtit asasstabl.
mss up, seism he was tames into custody. Mrs. Aaderton
Immediately 'distilled him ea the as. who bad masked
her aid attempted to rob ber.
le sumer te the shirr, the prisoaer said he was attack
Ent br the lady, who coiled him very bad num, end the&
be took hold of her violin's, and urack

Mn. Audition positively denied thst ilts hod over sees
the pri,oncr until he pounced open her sad assay stun.
glad her.
Poliee•rxstsble 80 M void kg took the pristine tato Ins-
tate, bet he St eu nothing of bleb.
Mr. C,nthe oiled the prisoner wbether be wield I. triad
by Ms or go tolls isseione for trial. If Is woo Marteest
be could teens the latter.

Tao prisoner laid he would rather haws tha sages set-
tled at ogee.

Mr. Combo thou told him he had sada a seat ferocious
attempt to rob the lady, conaoquaaaly be should sentence,
tow to three =oaths' hard labour ia Wasdaworth Hesse of
Correetioa.

LAMBETH.

Mary Carey, s dissipated looking old dame wbo said elle
Rot her Liston by sillier *wets, wee chatitelbefore Mr. El-
liott, with barter Patine.' herself on one side of Mishit:est,
Newiapton, which has hese recently easeulamiisod, sad
amused herself, by thrombin pieces of Irma* at the cabs
sod omnibus* as they pseud. She at leeirth mashed is
the panel of a cab, sad was gives tato ties eastogy of tks
police.
The prisoner, Is reply to the charge, wads a rawblise
Mecum at aboat Wog Aldred " by the boys end the
drivers, and wee ordered by the fassawsts to pay be., the
damage to the cab, or in dstaalt to be lap/loomed for four-
teen days.

• IDLOTAL HUSBAND.
Jobe Fi'agersld, a reillsely.lookiag mictermosger, was
charged w.th haring &malted hie wife, Illizabath Fitz-
gerald.
Police constable Alfred Toner, 67 L, deposed that at
half past tads. o'clock on that morning his etteeilost wee
draws to No. 13, Doeghtyatreet. Lambeth-walk, by
hearing load 'amens of Murder," sad on ping there
be loved the ' prisoner ill using his wife who wee
at the time lying on the Boor and begging of' his net to
11l ims her say more. He, witness, saw that hes lip was
split and mach sappy, and jest as be was
approaching the prisoner se saw bin give hie wife a dope-
nte hick an the leg, which made her wises very mash, aid
she was namely able to go to the ditties as glee bin into
castody. Abe was not sow is atteatizalatr, sad he mks-
steed it was not her Intention to appear.
The prisoner said be ordered his wife boom from a plain-
levee, sad when they get beam they querrislied.
Hr. Elliott ozaviavad him is a penalty ef 40e., or twisty
days' impriemment.

TUB BCIGLART NEAR SHEYFIIILD.—Yesterday
ell mu were brought up beton the Sheffield heath of
magistrates m auspicion of Wise ameented is • daring
burglary at Maaor•osks, the residence of Mr. W. Bradley,
brewer, particulars of which appeared la the Barnum of
Um 10th isst. The prisoners were all from Barnsley, oseept
ese, wko la a pettier at Rawmarsh, sear Rotherham. The
bar lary for which they were appr. beaded was me of the
most dories sad notelet character. Bat:sacs wee effected
tab the boom by twins open with arowbus the window
of the dialsg.room, which apes upon • grass hien. Five
sees mitered the bedroom of Mr. sod Mrs. Bradley armed,
cue ef them with • revolver piaci, sad the others with
Wedgies& leaded at the cod with lead, and all bad their
feces eovered with mashy, and were otherwise diegsisme.
Mr. Bradley was smoked by the mos as he lay b hod, sad
I. eadesvmriag to past. at bis bead from the biomass of
Its augers was trammed, hie ars eat loth. hose, and other
mans *arias teeethed, from which be has bees essaseil
to his home mall yesterday. Mrs Bradley threw herself
over her hothead to protect him, sad eaceeedmi d potion
him int of bed. Bair thee imbed him late • saner et the
room, sod µmiss hermit is frost el bits Aiding lbws the
viele4e• of the bursters. Repeated threats age seed
that they would mender Mr. Bradley, but womb. MO bana
It. wife. Mr. Bridley esteemed the thine. lat @gm his
life, sad gave them up the keys sad all tbs messy he bad
M kis pockets. Ibe thiovis rasseeked .very teem in the
basso, sad carried off with the. • leetili of &boat 001.
I. stab, • bill athir eaege for 10W.. two wealth, sad
silver plain of the tato. of shoat 1001. bib eft of the
berears were espied plesderieg the bee" MO three
others were seta ea gravel msids. PPM hdarmaties
which had reached the police they bad sppralsiest the
privesen, hut so yobbo of the tholes repots bed Yet
bees fogad. Mr. Blackwell, who appeared for the preseer
ties, bid Mr. Bradley had sot hoes Otte to leave hens till
that nothing. H., wilt Mr.. Bradley sad the serves*,
bad aims the pease» a COIN Pin, of • sambor of caw
ems is the mem yard. rent they ..rid scaly identify two of
tbees—Drehisses awl tilectell As he did set wish ft keep
is custody my inviter those sparest whets be had so
ovi-
dew. he abed thet the others sh.bl4 be set at lobe, sod
that (Medal! sod Dickies.. should be remanded to Friday,
when he eheeld be papered with farther reidmer.
EILTRAMIDISAIRT FEAT or A Cow.—The want
of Mast Blase has of law bosom eessewhat peso!, but It
is, we mareith, • great rarity Is quadrupedal espialite tor •
yoga( sow to ages • door aid to *mud sad domed Mrs
pairs if stairs, or.ly the night preview to ker first
meouchmtat. On Totality, the illth WIWI, Matthew
Wit., E.g., of Pekeithasi, observing • prams halt,
to be sear calvirg directed It to be &pirated
from hie other at. irk, and placed is • especioss amt.
hoses. Os Wednesday morals, the animal we.
booed with • fine eat( by het edit, and both defile estreinely
well. flatly ina There*, monis/. sae of Mr. Witt's mem
bad •••••i•• m ea sews the ',timber over the seat-how,
whey' to his great thrtmie, 11. discovered that the cm
mast It,. boa upstairs sad some dorm agate previous
to embeds. Te do this be most bane mamma the doer
at the bolt m of the stair., whirl clothe by tit •••
weight, robtlo y with her targue, sad then uthistad
upwards. There tale two fl.ghts of rein leading to the
largo thembar over be seat hoot , which, elthougn wide,
Sr. very reap. The ant digit toot,i-s sine stabs std
the setond Me, but on teething th. topmost step of the drat
tl ght the row bad to actrostplish the difficuliy of toroth'
an sed • ante to tho loft I..fore aseeadios the mooed.
On reachiag the Boor of the clamber shove she had
evidently ; roatrasded it from sae mad to tha other; for
then were isarpetahle mark, of bar hayloft dose so. How
lone she remelted there, or with what peculiar care sod
gme she descooded the stairs, after .septciag the prorr.
lion. of the roe. above, toast, of ebbe, basis a rots
Seq. She sahib., neither star nor braise, although the
probability Is, her jour.., to and from the ehttobb wee
astoraptishad la tbs dark. Two towns bare bea android
for this eztraordin.ry bosh. ooe, that the row berms
batters ratter the pabs el rppristlirg par arit,on; the
other, tbat the w.s urged 4, ,seage from durum, by
rtroog dories to rejuta tee. ..that atcek, hors trLich, lot the
first time, ate La_ her.: spa/Md.—Bury l'ost.

THE BULLION ROBBERT.

MANSION HOUSE -THIS DAY.

At half-put ten o'clock this morning the public
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+tn'dul:ted to the justice room. The curiosity bad bees
avilestly dinisisbed, ea so additional facts were expected to
be dank:vied, and no sew vitalises had been procured.
It was pretty well known, tov, that the day would be
ciocepied in the men businees of the reading of the depo-
sitioae, and that the only satisfaction to be de-
rived from attending the ezanaination would sties
from the view of the three primers at the
bar, sad of Fanny Kay, the former mistress of Agar, the
seeemplice in the robbery, and the principal vitae' spinet
the seamed. We were given to understand that, although
the proovediegs would terminate this day, the eoalialttal of
the priloaers would be postponed till the sane day seat
week.

At eleven o'cl-...ek the pritonere were placed at the bar,
and Mr. R.se fur the prosecution, and Mr. Lewis, 11r.
Woatser, aed Mr. Bushanan, the solicitors for the pri-
soners, being present, the ersminstion was recommenced.
Mr. Woolsey applied for tbe restoration of some I 0 Ire
and other papers which had bees taken from Pierce, sad
whisk bad, he mid, nothing at all to do with the charges
against hw client.

][r. Item objeeted, epos the (resod that um, of the do-

elueste were likely to be of impartance, sad alluded parti-
cularly to a lease in which Pierce bad an interest.
}Jr. Goodson (the chief clerk) then began to read over
the depositions. The evidence of lir. Reiw, the solicitor
to the i roweation, wsa the first.
Mr. Rees Wok tt • opportunity of stating that it wee
sat Intended to call any stair wile eeeee on the part of
the preeecat on, before tbe trial ; and, In answer to goes-
time from the **Wien to the prisown, laid that he would
@tad to each of thee as °ethos of any new evidence which
night be received between the preeest scent and the
t we of the trial.

Mr. °oedema eestissed to read the depositions nearly is
the order is w►ich they were takes, sad it was %site Obeielli
that the greater pert of the day wield he easspkd is the
salstersstieg bestows of repsetieg the 'Manse tautly se
it has bees gives is the newspapers.
Wbes the evidecos of Mr. C. J. Chopp". was reed,

Mr. Leiria intimated that ft was his iateatien to ask the
witness several questions, bat, at the suggestion of the
Lord Mayor, postponed them until Mr. Bodkin, the
cisme' for the prosecution, who was *speeded, shoeld
arrive. Bose quertions which Mr. Bachearth said he
webed to pet to Peony Kay were also peettesed until the
arrival of the harmed counsel.

The whole of the 'Mecca having peon rood, the swirl
&Ironed at twenty Are minutes pest ace, far • quarter of
on hour, en aswount of the non-swivel of 3k. Bodhia.
Mr. Bess homiest intimated that he had received
saw further intelligenee, which had led blue
to with to consult the I d counsel before ha would u►
for the flea! committal of t►e prleowin.
After some delay,
Mr Row ►aid he would as► for • committal, end the
primmer; were arcordiegly committed for trial

THE GREAT NORTHERN FRAUDS (THIS DAL)

The two persons ieplicettd le the Great
Northern frauds, Leopold itedpaih sad Charles Cowes
Kest, aiderweat aaothsr legalisation at the CletkeaweU
police ann.
The 'Weiser, which painted no new features, wag par
leading shim oar upon left.

SHARE LIS2a-ISIS DAY.

Two o'Ocaor.

The railway share market to-day is generally
better. In masy oases a rise of Ito 1 per cent. has
taken place. Midland stoek has rises to 82k to I,
and other descriptions in proportion.

All French MIN are mach batter. Nortbants
are quoted 37i to 1 ; and Paris and Lyons, 241 to 1
Lombardo Venetian hue risen to 53 to 63 prem.

OIDINAET !AURAS AND ROCILL

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