The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-03 00:00:00

THE POLICE COUBT&

meranoiumouss.
Mr. Ma Bausch as was surnamed Ware Akira=
Cabin by Mr. Joseph Monis.
Kr. NOW 11, • ,k,S for the complabrat ; Mr. Burrell for
do &Want.

The complainant aid —I am • butcher In Isadorell-
- A hamper of goods wee delivered at my plan, ad-
inend Mr. Monis, eco. Then is no ear anon of that
near in Irediriell-market. I only knew Mr. Bandenten by
sight. Lie dor not carrybeest In the IMAM, and
thou is no lurk firm there as Morrie, iiredreen, said 00. A
deg er two after the delivery of the basaer the deferent
111, end praineed • mr with the edifier Mania sod
ealreeen, Iseirbakaterket, yea it, and rad me ft I
bid verreed • beam of goods adireseed asecerag to that
Laid aerial; not; I had nerved en directed to
sod not berg • ealeemen, I had ant II to • party to
b—e.Md, and whin the right party applied tow tor
611 maw he sherd have It. Oa listieday weak, the
lii a/Jemmy, the ilhandear galled alas rpm as, sad
pre re lie &errata wants and direnied el no the
easust end the may, lir gads beg
dor to like. I retard to mad
amply,, ad mid the geodebeen be
ad
been reigned be re, maid that awn I ahead led the right
prep be eirdi have the He tben In
the redarea nisren, wama
vey. that I wee •• Heir, •• MmeU
end a oyatsafi, tad that I oblebrd goethi from the cowry
irking then the monde. I °rand him al the
perigee, and he ahead ma In quay inselting /re-
gip euride. nave bed • greet many opplaatiose frees
-etendrylo knew whether I have received goods, which
no doubt ww iniended to bo sent to me, but which got into
ether bade through Wince mama ; and my primal ob-
ject in bringing forward tide complaint i. to put people la
the oountry on their gaud.
Onireessinarel by Mr. Burrell—l showed the dilation to
Mr. flenshern vim he celled upon me in the ant instance.
He rid be bed beard the hamper had been knocking about
in the BMW.

Aldt7rnan Cubitt —I treat to be satisfied that the
ham had upon it the Identical label whichwas shown to
the t.

The Complainant—l Mat it was the Identical label. I
have been in Lesdenhall-market theme twenty years, end Mr.
flandemen hem not had say standing In It chain that time.
Mr. Robert Lembett,, corarnimioa sere taleseasa, fa
Leadenhsll-market, ooadrnad the eteleatat made by the
ovlainsat ea to the provoidag language used by the de-
izza4 sad that the dell dent did sot carry on bumbler In
that ueerkat.

—ThirCTiel of the Market deemed that them wee no
each Ann in the meet a 31.81111011 end Co., salesmen,
Lmerballearbst, lamfors," sat vas amen& a firm there
es " Kende" limedeem, end Co."
Mr. Swell aid that his client was feel mimed in
business in Negate-market, and that the t had
been by mistake teat to Leadesball-nmelket, aaeeaa the pro-
voking language arose from the amramsist ae to the real
miAlderman Cubitt aid ft was of hopeless that the man-
tosubllo should beat Agit ea le seed et esmolgning
ato salsemen, and he hell thwillime, athe Chat of the
Market wu present, thought prow b gehatain upon tliat
pawn'. authority ',lather thses mse soy greed for se-
ri the ths memignmest IWO MOM Ilbr the dellothat.
the paths pew vettldiste=
by moCerrsse. As kr theehenho
to excite a breech et the peace, that ves—Ze anlj
with which he, as a magleisste, had In de, el hi
that public jostlee would In that mese be seemeed
calling upon the defendant to pay the ore ef the esmplain-
ant, and making an apology to the
Mr. Burrell mid lug client my c=7llLoomplied with
the adjudication.

MARLBOROIIO/1-BTREET.
dedriaa l'allser, a Frenchman, was chargtd with wound
lag Alfred Bianchi, an Italian. The parties were in a public
house in Clunk-street, called the Dusthole, when, according
I. the Italian's statement, the Frenchman came up to him
and said, "Yon were in Paris to kill the Emperor." He
told the Frenchman not to insult him. The Frenchman
14d oat a knife, and struck at him, and wounded him. lie
believed the knife was open. He did not begin the affray by
calling the Frenchman a mouchard.
For the defence, evidence was called to show that a squab-
ble arose, that bad language was used, that a scuffle moaned,
and that the complainant cut his forehead In falling.
Mr. Beams being of opinion that provoking language had
been used by the complainant, and that the injury he had
sustained had occurred from the fall, discharged the de-
fendant.