The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-13 00:00:00

MARLBOROIJGH STREET.

HITTING HAS CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING •
ANTAL
Cheeks Shoe, of Epsom, Surrey, described as • betting
eon, wae therged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with violently
weaulting John Monday, a jockey.
Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared
be the prisoner.
• The injured man wee unable to attend, and a certificate
statiag.the injury he had received wee handed to the magis-
trate.
Mr. Henry T. Sewell, of No. 35, Tecbbrook4treetPlea.
Roo, said that about 12 the previous night he was in the
tavern of Mr. Carter, 49, Haymarket, the primmer being
*leo there, when Monday, who was apparently intoxicated,came in, and addressing himself to the premier, raid, " I
mean ttaching your head." The prisoner said be did
not wish to have anything to my to Monday, and then
Monday struck the prisoner on the side of the head.
A sort of tussle then took place, and Monday
seized hold of the prisoner's hair and wanted to fight.
Monday aisle went up to the prisoner, who had a glass in
his hand aid wee sitting down, and then the glees weal
sod Monday was injured on the forehead, but he (witness)
could not say whether be was 'truck with the glass or
whether the glass was thrown at him, the 'liar being so
instsukusema. The glue was broken on Munday's fore-
head, ad afterwards Monday wanted to fight the prisoner.
Henry Witt, 67 0, said he found Monday staggering
shag the Haymarket. Needleg profusely from a wound en
the forehead. He took him in a orb to the Charing-cross
Hospital and there left him, and he wee still there. The
primer was taken to the statism, and when charged said
he could not help it, and that he was very sorry for it. He
also laid that it was done in a straggle.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said as the injured man was not present
there must necessarily be a remand.
lir. Lewis asked that bail might be taken, and Mr. Tyr-
whitt at once agreed to take NW, and the fiercer was re-
minded.

THAMES.
unucteDniAsy CRAM Or ROBBM AND TOROIRY.

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Prams Rice, s lad aged 16 years, described es baviag
as fixed abode and so occupation, was charged with
Waling • black frock coat, one overcoat, and a
mast-hook containing a bill of exchange foe 261. 18s.
the property of Mr. William Musto, engineer, of No. 66,
Oreen.strest, Stepney. He was also charged with forging a
cheque for 261 95., with intent to defraud the Metropolitan
sad Provincial Bank, and with stealing cm the 28th of
Dommbee last a gold watch and chain, value 141.
The prosecutor is the stepfather of the prisoner, and
lived with him until about two months ago, when he
absconded. On Tuesday night last Mr. Musto locked
sod bolted his bedroom door as usual before
miring to rest. Next moroiag the bedroom door
lus opens, and the key was in the lock inside. Bose par-
son most have been secreted under the bed and unlashed
sad unbolted the door in the night time while Mr. Mesta
vu asleep, and without disturbing him. He missed
two coats and • bill of exchange foe 261. 18s. ;
He was not aware whether the bill had boss negotiated or
wit. He gave immediate information to the police. Yes-
terday the prisoner came to his bows in Oreenameet, and
not expect to God him at home. Directly the primmer
raw him he ran away. He followed him, sod secured
him. He charged him with stealing the things, and he
made no answer. At the station-bouss the prisoner laughed
and said, " I am as clever as you are." Oa the 28th of
December the prisoner stole a gold watch aid chain from
hie house. He had not traced any of the property.
Mr. Henry William Payne, a clerk in the Metropolitan
and Provincial Bak, No. 75, Corohill, stated that on Sa-
turday afternoon the prisoner presented • cheque for
261. 9s. for payment. It was signed William Moto, who
had en account in the house. Be alopecia it
was • forgery and questioned the prisoner, who said be
brought the cheque from Mr. Bayles, in Old-at/set-road.
He returned the cheque to the prisoner, and wrote upon it
"signature differs.*
Mr. Musto acid the cheque produced bad been stolen in
blank out of his cheque book. The signature wt. not in
his handwriting.
Patrick Kennedy, • police-constable, No. 690 A reserve.
mid he toned the prosecutor's mast-book on the
rtiimer, and two pawnbrokers' duplicates, one ra-
ng to a coat, ad the other to a gown.
Other evidence affecting the prisoner was given. Hs was
kat•d to be a very hardened lad, who bad given mush
trouble to his family and friends.
The Prisoner was remanded for a week, and direc-
tions were given to the police to make inquiries after the
Stolen vista and coats.

ErrE/OltinitAßT CASE.—A. LIVING ANIMAL IN TIM
HuNAN En.—A. living hyatid, of the species Oystacerens
al*. belonging to the entosoa, a swiss of emote in-
hatating the internal parts of animals, was last week ex-
tracted hem the eye of fema'e by Wt. Woolcoth
the oculist, found ,r and late surgeon of the Haut County
Ophthalmic &wrath', Maidstone. The soimal bad been
Perceived fns some time hosting unattached in the anterior
chamber of the eye, end sight was almost entirely lest by
frequent Aare" of infiannsation. The oesurrenes of the
entrance in the hamlet eye is very rare, and this is the
woad ono only which has some loader Mr. Wookedee
treatment during twenty years' practise es au °enlist. The
first outs tsarr his notice at the Ophthalmia Hospital in
11149.aten dim that inrtitution was foaadet ; and, urge
examination with the microscope after extraction, two di
the ?agony were found attached to the tail Yodels of the
cystscercus.—Maidstone Journal.