The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

SERIOUS AFFRAY IN SPITALFIELDS.

On Saturday night, at a late hour, this. wan •
quit* and fight in Commercial-street, Spite!field', among
some of the diabooded ooldiers of the Amato-Gummi Legion.
An Beglishman named limy Hoare, of No. 2, Crown-
emit, Spitalfiali:e, nterfered, with the intention of pre-
venting mischief, when one of the dermeas, who wee in-
tozicated, cat him with a knife, inflicting • terrible gash,
eztendiag from the top to the bottom of the face. Mole
fell weltering in his blood, and directly afterwards a young
police mutable, named Josiah Warner, No. 38 H, who his
only been in the form • few weeks, came mei sad made an
attempt to arreet the assailant. The German immediately
subbed the cionatab'e on the left side of the newt, and
then inflicted another wound on his thigh. The policies&
exclaimed that be was murdered, arid fell. Several by-
stardin sad three or four police emistables made a rush en
the German soldier, sad alter envois straggle be was n-
eared and conveyed to the Chapel-yud statics, in Spite-
acids. The wounded men ware conveyed in cabs to the
London Hospital, where their wounds were dressed. In-
spector Weakford, of the H diviners, went to the hospital
yesterday morning to is_quire after the patients, and upon
going to the bedside of Warner found him is every weak con-
dition. The inspector pat a question to the mutable which
he minuted in • foist tom, when the kenos mesa imbed*
all farther conversatioa, sod prow:mooed the instable to be
is a most precariou condition. Yesterday evening, on
sang inquiries at the hospital, It was 'mortified that
both wen were in a very diagnose state, end very little
hopes an entertained of the police eenstable's 'anteing.
He has tat • great quantity of blood. His boot
was fall, and there woo a large pool of blood is the street
where he fell. The weapos win which the wounds were
inflicted wee a long dagger knife, opening sad shutting
with • spring. The name of the German who Makin the
woman is Lewis Their. He is • little men, aid would
have basin no match for either of his suffering victim if be
had not bees armed with • knife. There are great numbers
of the Aeglo-Cilermaa Legion, lately diabeadod, moving
about Whittehapel and Bpitalfielde. They have given the
WIN a good deal of trouble, and their imattactie myth's'
bat what it ought to be.

LATEST PARTICULARS.
At eleven o'clock to-day there were nearly 1,000
persons collected is frost of t►e pollee-stenos of the H
divides, Spited Keene, Old Artillery-ground, Bishops's%
Cs abort demos from the City of London Theatre), waiting
to ateh a 'lima' of the planer u he left that. pine for
Wenbip•atrset Polk* Court.
When be was Woo& oat be was strongly handcuffed,
sad la the custody et two sergeoste sad several pollee
soustables. The crowd outside the once booted the poisoner
as be left, and although he leaked hasped sad pale, he
otherwise mated to be bat little saved at his punka. He
walked to the polies wart, followed by ea inseams srowd
of permit, chiefly (assts, with children In their arms.
This mornieg, Lupestor Weakford,; of theH divlelea,
seat a mutable to eseettain the condition of the Wand
nen, idea It. Robert Debeahaa, the reddest beam-
nrgece, gave a costliest* uto their state. The folloolog
is a eon :
" Leaden Hospital, Nov. a.

" The polies mutable, Josiah Werser:Ne: 3$ H, to
lying is e highly elasserems eesditiee from a stab weead la
the left breast, sad weber hefted wowed es the left thigh.
He is is a wee of peat exhaveties by the hie 51 bleed
hem the weals.

---Tlso M--ag—ssast- Ham Moors is deo safkaiag from *
lasoration of the °kook ; sad aleamb la a stale of avers
pia sad sabassike, ks is sot as lauslasat damr.
" Roam Dammam, Rosso eurisea."
TM ssaa Moors Is a miss la Spitaldslds•markst