The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-10 00:00:00

THB POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.

&pilaw 7. B.las wee brought before the Lord Mayor
clonal trigs havhtg Woks 15 lb s. might of Irish, paw, tits
gusgrtnel his naployen, Mom. Nesshatll sad a, el
-street, I:Kabalists.
.1111 . . .

Mr. liamitell ald—We apply the railways with books
and pews. The papers produeed as. newspapers which
have bees returned to the bogie gm unsold. The prisoner
would have moms to that papsr. It was Lim ditty to check
the delivery of that clam of papa.
Jodi Morgan, clerk to the dem, said—Yesterday I myths
rnaln Aldgate with the of papers liwodierd, and
watcheda him, and saw bits take it into • dialer's shop and
put it into tha melee, and I Informed Mr. Marshall.
Policemen 666—1 took the prisoner into custody et the
shop of lie employe!' for stealing waste tepee. He said he
did take the piper, and that he went with it to Church-row,
Ahlpes, and mid it than. I went to the shop and received
the prole:oh The prisoner admitted his guilt at the
bora

Xr. Memboll sold that a considerable amount of property
of the kind had boon Maly missed, but the relapse, who had
bra sonilloutially employed, and who bad entered the em-
t with an excellent character wag never suspected.
, witness rived, to mention that the
blended the were determined to send him out of the
reoeb of bad ameolotes after he sheold undergo the sentenos
of the court.
This primer thou pada guilty In fatty melees bald by
the Lord Moyer end Alamo Fault and was sentenced to
bcioramelat for throe mamba, and lb. bench said to psa.ing
I dist the unfortensie yang moo hod, ea for as
be Wharf from desomentery sod ether testintoey,
beer marble sa abet, by plating his employers, to get out
of dffiloulties lade whisk he lea Mis placed by dealing.
with lona sorisearn whisk bed involved iambus of young
mosi et dadosiei and adramigent habits.
Louis bolo was rad at potty amnions for having stolen
ma ad painting of the toles of 41., the property of Merin
Job sod Co., of Orencr•Mmet West.
Mr. Joh—Ths parer hr brio io the habit of coming to
our premium to her methar, who is our housekeeper, but la
osesignanse of bmlog Ward mend things I forbad her the
bares. In the middle of Jens an oil parolee had teen de-
ported with us. It woe nixed, and I received information
of tie boa I oaboopoo•Oly west with an officer to the pet-
seeteee tilaz and soma hr of having taken the pkturs,
and she sr gaily.
Tbs prissier mid that she bed takes the picture, and It
wee by widow regularly based to her porression.
The bomb said the arm wog a fecal one' Isamu&
u Moulmein of the robbery would have been fixed upon
the aliesn's mother tf the prosecutor had not award the
mese dismhsimating judgment upon the 000mion, and the
Li=wee sontanced to imprisonment for four months.
Odom from the bar in an apperently severs state of
vadsring.
We ore requited to state that the person named Robert
Igo., committed at this court on a charge of fraudulently
cpiutag pe, as ported in our pater onThursday, irrniWtiu reysnoonnected with, and unknown to,
Mr. Robin Loges, of 91, Grange•road, and formerly of
New Hat-road. . . _

'lle Lord Itayor recanted that the press would actosow.
ledge the reeeipt of 100. from C.W.T. for the poor boa.

WESTMINSTER.

Jobs &alai*, conductor of Green's omnibus, end Jot,
Chinnll, conductor of one of the London Geoeral Omnibus
Company's appeared, on what is teemed "areas sammonam,"
each charging the other with a violist assault on the
81st ult.
Mr. G. Beard, solicitor for the General Omnibus Company,
appeared for Chiswell, and Mr. Wontner for Basaltic
Both parties were In their turn se oomplalnants examined
upon their oaths, as were their coachmen. On the part of
ChiS sell against Beechie it was alleged that when be started
from Brampton to go to Islington, he found Beech's before
him, who said he should not go without him, and be would
have • game with him. After proceeding a 'holt distaste, •
lady hailed Chimed!, who was about to let her into his
=when Beechie, cautioned her to get away
toe or she would have her pocket picked. Beethis
efts, this drew across his horses and impeded his progress,
and Chiswell getting down to speak to a gentleman
Harrison at liewatone-street, Seeable, who had
prarlonsly declared that he should have no more peeirengws,
kaecbsd Chiewell: down with • blow on the side of the head,
and as be stooped to pick up his hat, spin attacked and
repeatedly struck him, and Chiswell at length was obliged to
strike in self-datums. After this Betchie lohmkguarded him
all the way to Islington.
Mr. Earns= was tailed by Chiewell, and proved that as
be was entering the London General Company's omnibus,
Biteable laid hold of his arm, and eudeavoured to tensed.
him to go fn Green's omnibus, after which, without any pro-
vocation, Beechie assaulted Ciawell as described.
On the part of Beretta, it was set up that he stalled at
his peeper time, end that Chiswell drove the pies of his car-
riage right up to the others door, and that when Mr. Harri-
son hailed one of the omaibuees and Beechie was speaking
to him, Chiswell rushed towards them, and, slippier, fell
end hurt himself, after which he got up and attacked Betch•
very violently. Beechie had never *track him, because he
was afraid of him.
Mr. Layman, relying upon the testimony of Mr. Harrison,
the only witness totally unconnected with the parties, and
availing himself of Cluswell's complaint being shaped for
misbehaviour as • conductor, committed Beechie for one
month to hard labour in the House of Correction and dis-
mined his complaint against ChiswelL