The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-11 00:00:00

lium, were aimed with steeling Mao p *eau from Um
pigeow-boase of Mr. Kirby, ea eastioweer, at Peckham.
♦ tomer osevichen havisg been proved, these prisoners
wen also committed for triaL

THANES.
ATTIMPT TO STAT a POLIOISILM
Jotafo Mosofsi, as lianas !soldier, bsloogiag Vida' Anglo-
Italian Lesion, was brought before Nt. &He, chassis 4 with
analeptics to stab a polies aoastabis, maned Venable', No.
141 H. _ .

It appeared from the evident:* that the prisoasr was
mskiog a disturbance, and surrounded with prostitutes ia
that infamous neighbourhood called Baker-street,
at • late hour last night. Venable" came up
cad dispersed the loose women, and diroctad the
prisoner to go about his business. The Italian refused
to do so, and some one celled oat, Mind, he hi.s got a
hails !" The prisoner, at the same Oa, made a plunge 1
at the policeman with a large embossed bowie knife, 01
sad if Venable' had not quietly stepped back tl.
the weapon would have uttered his body. The It glade
a second attempt to stab the police-constable, who gala
'molded the blow, tad thea drew hie truncheon, ea seeing tlt,,
which the Italian dropped the knife sad retreated. Vow IL
tau pursued his, and, after a smut thus, °wino* hlm 011
(the prisoner), after • despsrate The knife, • w
most formidable weeps, wee produced.
nay
The prisoner, through the medium of Normoyls, 133 H,
Spanish sad Italia& interpreter, said one of the wools& It.
&ebbed him of l2i, and the policemea struck him with his R.
tthatheou.
Venable' denied having struck the Italian, sad said • gad.
Haman who maid not attend this day saw the whole team. et
Winn sod would attend to-morrvw. It.
Mr. Stlfs—Very well FF thin I will remand the prisoner M.
till tomorrow (W 10

ARRIVAL OF M. KOSSUTH IN MANCHESTER.

His Excellency Lottiamath arrived at the
London-road station at five minutes pest three o'clock
yeoterdoy (Wattles) afternoon, having left London by
the 9.15 train. He was arcompanied by his friend and It.
aide de-sanip, Colonel Ihasz, who fought during the Hen. phi
sedan straggle of Independence, and was the wiespeslos m.
of his illuetrious countryman during his captivity :et.
Is the fortress of lEntayab, in Ada Mum There to
was a large crowd at dm station, awaiting IL Err ri
oath's arrival, and on slighting he was greeted with the it
soot enthusiastic shields', hundreds pressing forward to 10
the carriage and shaking him by*. hand. Titers mast sit
have been upwards of 1,000 persons no the platform whoa to
his Excellency artived. He was received by John Henry, It
H.q.' son of Alexander Henry. Esq., the Lecture sco
Committee, and a hand of Hungarian sad Polish
Guiles. Having takes his seat is Mr. Henry's tor
rime, he drove off to flr. Henry's resides" at the Wood-
lands, Chatham HilL All the way from the station to the
leannery his Hatelleney was loudly sheeted by the crowd
whieh had 'ambled Is expectation of his arrival. Is the t
'violas a piny, eessistiag of upwards of 200 ladies sad ss
guidon's, sesessioled by Invitation, at Mr. Heery's reel-
dram, to meet the illustrious exile. The satiably condoled se
of the most isflosatial inhabitants e 1 Masehester and its
'Lenity, sad embraced ewer, shade of politica *plaice.— it
llowelenter Zseraestsr. 10