The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-16 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.

Jesus Homo, •H••;;; hedge No. 7,186, was
summoned by Sir John Montagu Burgoyne, But., ander the
following cireamatemme:
Sir J. M. B seld—l live at 8,
_Hecleetousequare.
On Seturday, the 9th of this month, I hailed the defendant
lathe corner of the square, and dbetted him to drive me to
Adaraide-wharf, Loudon-bridge. He started off at almost •
foot's paw, and at Eecleetone-bridge I requested him to
make a much haste as be could, as I had no time to spare,
He closed the trap before I had caused speaking, and con-
tinue' the mime *low peon On reaching Buckingham
Pelee' I said, "I have asked you civilly not to make me
late," end he replied 11:1 a very insolent tone, "And
I ask you civilly why I suoula tire my horse
for you?" After that he asked me what I would give
him to go fast. I said I should not submit to the extortion
be was attempting, bat that I would give him half-a-crown.
He thou drove at a quick pace as far as Temple tier, where
he again commenced driviug slow ; upon which I told him
ill scat the boat I would only pay him his legal fare. He
then palled up to argue the matter, and I got out and gave
hint la. Bd., and said 68 he del not choose to drive properly 1
mast take another cab. I asked him for his number, and he
plated to the number in the cab, and very impertinently said
There it is, I suppose you can read it." I again asked him
Ste his number, end a• said,"OM ma your cord." I
lulled upon having his number and he then held up hie
badge and impudently mired me if I would take that. 1 them
told him to drive to the nearest police court, upon which he said
he should expect to be paid, as it would be • new hiring. I add
I should do no such thing, ea the extra 6d. I had gives him
would cover that distances. Hie =ewer to that was, " Eves
6d. I Do you Wok I care for you, you —, or your
sixpence either r' I then got • policeman to get the de-
la:4ton%, number, and I was obliged to give another cabmen
2s. to gallop from Fetter-lane to Alelude- weed, watch 1
reached ot.ly just in time to jump on the stet uof the boat
as she was leaving the pier.
After some further evidence
Alderman Challis sold—This is a very bad ease. I hove
the power to tine you 40s. for one offence and 600. for the
other, or to send you to prison without any line ; but as Sir
J. M. Borger., does not with to have the use curled out
so severely. I shell Ilse you 10e. for not giving a ticket, and
20e. for misbehaviour.
The defendant paid the line.
BOW-STREET.
A moldier in the Coldstream Guards, named Jews Whi-
skies wee charged with assaulting • Ude boy named Levieea,
aim Of a steel pen maker in New Oxford-street.
It stems that the ciao{ leinant was play fog with several
other children when the prisoner, who heel been exuarrated
by some gossiping story *bout a quarrel haeween one or Le-
VUOZI'II companions end his (the primate's) brother, mud-
doily rushed upon the little boy, and felled hint to the
mead with • blow of his fiat. He struck the blow with
each bed NI to overreseh himself and fall on the ground
beside the boy. He got up again, lifted the boy, and swung
him round by the legs, tart then dashed him on the ground
with such force as to break his arm. Albert Marahail, one
of oompleinenthi playfellows, came to the assistance of the
poor little fellow, who tainted in hie areas. The prisoner
ma away, and the complainant was taken to the boapital.
The prisoner Wag known, • sunnione was taken out against
him ; he attended, end was refunded on his sergeant's hail.
The prisoner said that Lr-Ti3OLL provoked him by railing
him • " lobster." However, he did not Wend to MAIM so
serious an iejary, foe which he should be happy topics coins
pen•strea. tie was deeply lowly for what had hammed.
Mr. Liaison (complainant'. father)—You should have
thought of that before you hrbe cuy poor Loy 'a arm. Ido
not want compensation. I leave it to the magiatrata to do
whet justice require'.
Mr. Henry certainly think it is a cue fora joy. Will
you prosecute ?
Mr. Levi:on—Decidedly, sir, if you think proper to com-
mit him.
Mr. Henry—Then I shall and him for trial, but I will
tea pt the tome hoil.
Tue prisoner woe aceordingly bound over.
WORSHIP-STREET.
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answer to question. from the coroner, it woe ....d that the
Adam Williams, toll oulketie at she Kioneland turapike-
deceased never attempted suicide before, and that none of hie ate, was charged with a violent asssult on (retiree Pound, a
foully bed been inmate. of a luaatic aaylum. The jury g
returned a verdict of " Temporery lueintty." man ia the employ to Messrs. Roger. Mail Co., bacon-dryers,
Am DEATH OP A CHILD VitOM 1/IYOXICATION.—nn tipitellields.,, be
cowpw....t was „wain .ro.
i Newington with his
inquest was held st Cheddar lot week on the body of Frank '
masters bone and gig, and on react nog the gene he could oat
httr.yel.itiMed, hadilleeb.ythreneet'forDeees. gallon owfebiederw.thenedwipwieleda.tiet Sad fha ticket. He told the aireedent toe number i but the
Wier insisting on tiejment, he paid Lim, 4i...crying that if he
for three hours. On his return it eppeared that neatly three.
found the ticket be should felon and claim the mow. He
quarts of the cider hatA been drunk by the deceased. dew
'Lenie& did so, whveu?in detendatt fetched • t resmoick
is a fearful state of intoxication. He was allowed to remain out of the hone sad s ruck him two viel.n. blow+ oa the
is the &Id till nearly 10 o'clock at eight, when fine of the head, which covered the front of his troth with blood
witnesses, a labouring man, took him home. He died • few
and obliged hint to go to the hospital, of which he had
hours afterwards from apoplexy, arietag from irarnerainn in
.._for some time since been an out-patient in consequent's of
field water, whilst under the influents of liquor.—Klerborne
the Injuries.
eristreal. Committed for trial.
SALISBURY AND YEOVIL RAILWAY COMPANY.— WESTMINSTER.
The report of this oomph:L:lth* ordleary halt-yearly meet-
Christ° Boamorore, the "Fire King" at Cremerne Gardena,
fog ogles shareholders,
will be held on Mon.day' at
was reniateined on the charee of ',orneriest to vote: l Proems
tbalw elk" in lewkwbell.eleeet. mistier' the °Peeing for Fillipona described as the " Sweeny of Fire."
Made at 22 miles of the line, between Sellsbury and (idling- all interpreter, both Frier-
hare on the let of May. When the railway is opted
_lll 43_:,,C4„.,1the_t_l was
Icing tenths, unable to speak Eoglith.
Oro:whew, the London end death Weston Company an L-r. ,;;;;:nr;,—riznde,„t,.. 9,....,.
bound to work and maintain it foe 421 per cent. of the testi& ..'
The pioncutor stated that ha and the prisoner had been
receipts. But la the meastfine, sad netal the line is coos- for enase tines aciquented, and an arrangement hod been
Meted, they ere to carry on the working for 60 per astir.
Phis Salisbury and Yeovil Compeny will receive. in addition sawed loth between then to perform In ;Attic. On We&
sestinas week penesoutor celled' at priaintr's house end bad
to their 50 pet cent., a rebate of 25 per met. en the poses re-Ai ewes strawberries red rum. Prieuser appeared etthiuus to
eelPth d the 6'l" Wisthis Railwawy end from - ~., pretender out of the room on an tented, end rates.
traffic brought by the Yeovil Company aced him to go for some more fruit,
or within 10 miles thereof, provided it has ham carried 10 geeetlY imd
miles en the Yeovil Imo. The teat& te tseeeeeise, one tie On his return he partook slightly of more of the
the etrawberriee and rum, which he thoscht looked much altered
dliirteedm.7htlettr BLitt. feeer.ewkible remake from tbeepeniwg et is their colour. He afterwards ve, nt upon the water, when
ha was attacked with greet peen at his been and sickness,
METROPOLITAN TOLLS.—The report of the Right while his heed 64t se though it wee being .'ruck with
Hon. 'Figment Re , the Hen Col. Penasnt, ant Mr. hemmer/. He auspeoted that the etrawberries and rum bad
Welgbtheet 1", lb. earaMiNiMni• ." P.M." bags dragged, Ma, latllrOing ta prlaltler'a lodgings, found
to the Roma of Coeireewe Ind sight. It is nos yet pin•ed that what pad been left of the ranters had bees thrown into
bat It le Meted it eiv.nre that die Royal oommlesitioste took • . ‘,,...1...fi, for .... 0, the
.1..0.0.x Sonde, D.b.iii
greet "theist se thbethte IS the 1"14"' sad Is the esit they Robed, smother Haller,, connected with the Mareintte
"Pre.,.___ th feethth,_et,„..elhee.__._thithe b1.,....""Te1,„"..„. MM...., ._:,__. .01°4_ ~_ Theatre. told proseentor tint primmer purposed tits &eta,
'''''" IV" •• "" ••""` II" `'''''' '''' ".". ''''''' ''' "`" end showed Lies four b Atha of {sided* which the anneal bed
reeds time hi the inner CIO& gives ten (+Moen) to aceowipilih et with,
[Advert
-Thin (Houczoriamo CBI- In esoseerweisetida prosecutor denied that he wet pa-
ean Coco, -Tbn mere =adva to edd eta tee 1.4.412 owe. eeresnt, bet alleged then he wee his partner; in eon-
asettetwe""- dams r;gB.lb.gratalaiggigialt‘. e".611giaa.""=•.1164168" Ihmatiot of which he Fathead ea astenneut between them,

which laft it to be Inferred that proeocutor was being it:Afoul
by primer into the mysteries of fin proofing," sad nes
to allow • own& own out of his professional engage-

Debacle Rabini mid be received Um four bottles produced
from prisener 17 or 18 days age totake care of. On Wednesday
week he asked him for ens of them, end rentaave it the
next day. On the following Saturday evening prisoner came
to witness, and complainer' that somebody had sent • letter
about him to the French government, through which he had
beenkebidden to enter France, and that prosecutor had much
colemelisted him. He added that there were some people
better taken away from the face of the earth ; said that he
alluded to prosecutor, and then gave him directions to use
the bottle', by putting p 1/011 in his beer or food. Primmer
cmcluded his instructions by telling him that when be had
nestled that communion" he would trust him with soother
secret. Witmer. took the bottle' sad affected to consent, in
order that be might save the prosecutor's life. He gave
them to Mr. Simpson, the 7ropnator of Cremorue, who im-
mediately called the attention of the police to the circum-
maims. On Monday week prisoner said, "This thing Inuit
he accomplished this week; this man must be ended this
week.
Mr." F. Oodrich. of Sydney-place, °miaow-square, proved
that he had examined the content@ of the four bottles, and
' toned three of them contained mimic acid, and the fourth
strychnine. The prussic acid in ens of the bottles wee
thirty times as strong ss that ordinarily sold.
Mr. Arnold inquired whether the prussic acid out of one
of the bottles which had been partially used, and which
wee of indifferent wrested, given in so small a quantity as
not to °sues death, would meat. feelings of sickness, stupor,
anripsiss in the heart and head.
Witness said it would.

Mr. Weston urged that prisoner had Imparted the greater
pert of Ids secret to proeecutor and the Italian witness,
who were oonexting the charge to get rid of him. and an
mr"lgeimaat PaY Part otbie wain"e to bit teacher.
Mr. A/mkt remanded the seemed till Tuesday, end
refused to take bail.