The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-06 00:00:00

Till SICHWOND IttADIR.

The trial of Tremors Stesthurat, f t the murder of Isabella
Becme, was specially dyed f r this mening, and arrange-
eaeufs were made for the accommodation t-f the public. la
consegarace however, as it war nu lenteed, of the Laid
Chief Ju•tdee being unable to attend, the hid was poet.
posed until to-morrow.

(Baum Mr. Atoka Wlghtman.)
W ns dberh vu .11wre, 3i, • rwepeeteble•lo..king men,
wee Indicted fur the wilful murder of hie lead SopMs
Moore.

Mr. J. Clerk and Mr. Healey conducted the procreation.
The prisoner was defended by Mr. Sleigh,
The facto of We caw. will be fresh in the recollection of
the public, as the evidence taken hefcee the police meg...trate
has at peered withie tho but few day.. The prboarr lived
with hie wife at N. 2!, Trafdgar-etrect, Walwortb,
and ha had two children by a former wife. They
did net appear to live happily together, and the
prim was jealous of Ms wife, and Lb, re was
r Mahe that this was the cart of the led c Ass-
emble. It appeared that on the 21tb of May the de-
creed cans home, and boding that the prisoner woe out,
and that ho had locked the door of the room oho broke It
open, red their west into the room of a lodger named Mar-
her. When the prier nor came home he complained of his
wife having broken open the door, end °Herod her to go into
her owe roan, end she did 1.1, and nothing mere
took p1...e until about seas o'clock the wit
morning, when the deoseged war hand to cell
eat, "Ah ! do if you dare," and Immediately afterwards the
aerestned vioiehtle, and ran down to Mrs. Herber'. room,
comileinci of be-k, end spread lawny aWe to
breathe. Iler pernie was garbled, and it was found that
elle had ie.vieed x eery revere wound in the heck, sad a few
day. act rearda she eatp bed freer, the injutiee the had re-
ared. Tar mixer abwtadAimmeiiauly after the occur-
ere, end wee not tikes into custody for needy a month,
shim a tette- was found epos him, the aro nts of which
rounted t, s adnibsion that be had wounded hie wife,
het that the set was c .mmit ted under circutottanco• of real
provocation owing to her improper e tract, end at the suss
rime intimated an intention to drier hinuolf.
Mr. Sleigh made a very able synch to the jury on behalf
of the prisoner, and he endeavoured to show that the
abutter had ermined the act under the influence of mo-
mentary ea icemen', the rad& of a sudden quarrel, and
upon that ground be urged that they would be justified is
acquitting trim el the crime of wilful murder, sad fluddig
him guilty of the Irma -iwe of manelaughter.
line verdict had tot been returned when we went to
preys.]

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

MANSION-HOUSE.

lbe, r Simpox ;;;;ii—s;ivei AriU a cola watch,
value 101., from tho pirIPCM of Mr. Kaye, under the following

It appeared that t►e pro•eeutnr was returning from an 'a-
mnion tsrt eight, mid had just lilt the railway ststkie;whon
be root the prisoner with some other men, who stopped tks way,
no that he could not pars. He saddmly missed his wa•ch,
which had been holes of the swivel of h's chain,
sad distinctly sow it in the prisoner's baud. He home-
distely 'earl him, but he (prisoner) outmoded to pan the
watch to some of the min bes'cle him, aft», two attempts.
Premark" endeavoured to grasp his hatd ; but the roan
beside him peened sgatert him sad remitted his doing so.
Be bold the prisoner until a polioiiman itimme up, when he
gams him Into cu•todv. The o•ber men ant away.
Polier-c listable 678 said tut night, while on daty In Pen-
insmis.sieeer, he heard cries " Police." He went to the
spat from *beam the cries proceeded, and saw prommtor
heisting primmer, whom he cheesed with it. Alto; his watt*.
He (alices,) took the prisoner to the station, se trcted, and
gonad wthing but 1.. utmn him.
The prisoner in his defence mid be eonid not bare passed
the watch, as proreitut rh• I him so tightly.
Alderman it. so (who sat for the Lord II iyx) gave to
credit to his deeill, arid as he wee a well•kaowa thief, be
committed bin for iii■,.

WORSHIP-STREIT.
FRAI:IP4 IN NAT SALVL

Witham Free of Leighten, in Ewes, was charged before
Mr. D'Eyeroart with alas fully sallisa thirty-elz sena of
old hay. each tram being lambi weight thaw Stipple posted,.
Mr. Teyl.w. the Snpreateisidest et the Whiter.hovel ILay
MAL* said that that walla vary bed ease. the wh.le defi-
ciency Is t u load Seise foer tritemse sad viands weigh..
The My wee sold by &deadest to a coup( husdlar named
Smart. Flostiery, and when welshed at
lbriciess the fraud was disc .veeed
nt whoa knitted bids; the mirror of the hay. con-
tended that It sea one of those cortuat•t mats ea c,*(,l with
sales in the trade that esul.l sot be &veld. Several of the
truer* bad been made up • I,33Siderstli Nine and hid is the
field where the can and wind was mien to diminish the
weight.