The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-28 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

woRsHIP-STREST.
AN. .THER nth:turn% ATTI AT ITTADCA.
Jam.. Rwhind, :10years of age. and being in Chester-
Itrthnal.gmeo, wax chanced with cutting the throat
.4 Mdtil.:4, hi.. wife, now I. u.g et the Loudon Hospital, in
c..ndit

Mermaintlfy4;,4 the K ihrision, said that yesterday
afteniumi he eon, in the Ahna•road Fist, Okl Fool, when
two penions informed him that a man had murdered his
wife, at S.. 21t. Hastening there, be found the pri-
soner in one of the kitehm*. Hind was on his hands and
he asked " What are you going to do with me r In the
ether kitchen was a woman with a frightful wound in her
throat, awl another woman supporting her. A great quan-
tity of 464 was about the place and witness, by the
instructing* of a medical gentleman, coheeYed the
sufferer to the hospital. The prisoner subsequently asked,
" How is she " Very Isar was the reply. Prisoner then
rub •• She has been keeping company with a meti,andduring
t I.e Lid these ila.s we have been quarrelling.
A 'Jack 'handled rumor, with stains of blood upon it, was
priilinwit
Mrs Horns stated that hearing repeated cries of
" Murder" at the time is question she ran below • prisoner
at the instant of her entering the kitchen appeared to be
scuttling with Lis wife, but immediately on perceiving her
desisted. and the injured woman soak in her arum
14..1 Ilia mg from a horrible wound is the throat.
William Stevens, rr.tiliag at the house in •gaast•on, de-
r...l to ha. ing heard scream., aal to finding Mn.
Rutland in the anis of a Inlor named Harris, who was
staua tong a dreadful ga-h in her throat ; at that time
tr,Txrviraiwasiin.„tilti,esili....nroisintr: with, the, rime jonnehisit,ha. j•
threw the weapon down. which witness snatched up, and
eumeasfully resisted his efforts to obtain the re-poeseerion
of it.

Mr. Raphael Melanie, surgeon, of Creerentoterrace,
make to the edam of the injury. It was an incised wound,
en- And a half hieh in depth, en aeries:la in its character
d had the weapon traversed the alighted distance further
it most have sever.4l the candid artery, and of cosine
'used instant death.
The premier heard this evidence with a t
any
vrn ato.l declined raking any questions or soaking any de.
Visa"; be e. resounded.
Rutland has but recently returned from India.
where I". during a lengthenesl absence from
this nisintry, werisi in the "Seventh Buffs," and
there is woe redeem to believe that jealousy of Ms wife's
r-mbiet, she believing him to have died, ocamicsied him to
nuke this attempt mine her life. At the tilos in question
they were at the house of the witness Stevens, for the
Purpose of that, person teaching the wife wearing.

MA R T.ROROUG STREET.
aTgtI.ING A DIAIWND LiWATT AT A JOITILLITeII.
Jnars aad Cale', Xrtll, the former giving_ his
alarm,. 24, Fore-street, Leith, and the latter Nova
Pimlisiganteus, Hackney, were cluirgeti hermit Br. Bandon
with stealing a diamond awl tin-gnome locket, of the value
of the property of Mr. John Turner, jeweller, 58 and
otreet.

Mr. I:dwanl Lewi*, of great 3farlboronehstreet, aPPeamd
f.,r the rn...seye.
Mr. Ililluini Miller, ....nosint to Mr. Turner, raid that
al*lit 4 the l.rreiuu. afternos. the prisoners entered the
•1.,.P. and !tarter asked t.. shown some Maltese (TOMS.
‘• t liking their appeersaise he told them he did Dot keep
oothing .4 the kind. They did sot seem satisfied with
i*. hot TIVIVINI down the counter till they came to a tray,
Rarher *aid, "1 Hi, here's wale crease*. Here's a nice
; what i. the prieer He told him IL/. Suspecting
h. laid soinethieg in his hand. betook up another locket
wI %oh " Here's a nice ow," thinkiag he might open his
h 0..1 to take it from bin.. Rtrher then mowed his head
on the tray in a peculiar meaner, and afterwards, turning
I" I....comanion Hall, *aid, "I don't think there's anything
tli it will suit us, we will send the lady to choose for herself.
Thee then staved triwarels the door, epee which he went
alp I. P.riber and said he should be obliged if lie would head

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ore the locket be had ia his head. The prisoner Barber
at het denied basing it, bat afterward, threw it on the
Seer.
Isidoree of a rearm story nature having been given by
Mr. Richards. mayor to Yr. Turner,
The orraltle who took the prisoners into custody having
=that he fogad ea them only about lle, and Sergeart
eg Walled that be believed they were both known,
they were remanded.