The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-31 00:00:00

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al =ref ;relits—din:bilMmels IL: Mari* model; to
• and 161. still re.
Iriitetion wee in-
,
&Med to his dirt in nolemamem lien 1681.12. 2d.
Mg.Nortoo—There ie or delemestemeseconected with this
snob+ that I Must ry mu met euleardinery, and that is
Mat be did not smoke istpopealepai to hie ciarader
and antrellente fern On ee lei himself before
tiltiag Wei luta his bresereed I in a eltudies
w3ieh simnel lira to eserespord with peaces in Mgh
the some ohervation, will apply to the other
• - acbuired that his worship's observations
nettling with just
in to his dist, but the fact was, he
roicr
eargetfalinne 110lY on by Ds Neenoun, whose rem -
pof begged to read, the origin ham in
Wien Immdweiting :--" Dirt L. D. De Memoors, ern of
*es and Dui:disbar, titular member of the Imperil So-
grip el Ameiviste of the Kehler of France ; booorary ,
%ember of Trutoncal Institute (gold medaß ; titular mem-
bar of the African a.; member of the Institute of
MOM Arts (gaff • der of letters ; member of the
,Lye Argosy M ; utemier el the RoredomliFiclah
Ardensy. at Jircimetmly ; memberat the yof
Bel* Wires, Rarer and Arts of L. Rochelle, and of
miry nth
termed Societies at Franco and of foreign
countries.' Arid lager.) AR Mhos% sir, are mere te-
that his real im is De Ne-
-4=l"ilargild Mt be, ham bra convi:ted in a
far ehangimas igetee. We And also that he
C iFredelved two ass an the 13th Dresher
emelosing three noire of 1 Rance each, and roam on
the 15th containing the eame saguat ; but the only charge
which I purpose making at present is respect* the furni-
ture, and I shall regret from your worship a remand to a
future day.
.Mr. Norton—Well, sa regarda the furniture it appeared
to have been bought for and been part M the institution,
sod under the cireuretemsee I sissold , set hel justified in
detaining the perowa Maim ems lime I wish
some
O e
that reached
re the SZSZlABilikell Win have
me reepecting this institution, one M which I wish read.
The Chief Clerk here read a letter siarecterising the in.
Mutation ea "a per Got swindle."
Mr. Norton observed that all the perks engaged in this
hoar* appeared to be Foramen sad ferigners, and r
M. Martin had admitted that he had been subjected to a
heavy penalty in France, and De Nemours had been con-
victed for changing his near he (Mr. Morro) should feel
it to be bie cleft to Mese en gee eloriusieste is the ease sad
all the eirearraten essmested with the inetituie before
the French fir, serf it would be for that gentle-
man to idea. sada a aims so he ties& proper.
Tlespeimilies wait Oland
Yr. Jams &laps, lie mast. of several tabs, was :
tNril with ha Molly detained the liars of John
ia
It appeared of Il
that_ Ise
_complainant had signed an
sent to pa the dersethrt 1.35. per day for the Moil::
cab, On however, when he wet to
tie 'yard, ea anal, Ow delieaant required him to goy Ifis.
for that day, end to sign ea agreement to that effect. Tik •
complainant refused this, sayTif that he could met earn the
dkAwuk. r. (41
' Voris:ems:l7cl wl'
de=l for !locos,, but
the refinued to thegive lup ; end when he west
the day still refused to give -up the horse at allow
idea to:lisvo-a sob. _ _

The defendant admitted this chary, cod eaM that as the
min termed to pay the 18a., but chose to walk shoat mot
day for his own amusement, he should make him walk
about two days foc bis.
Mr. liortoa said that a more mesa or paltry exhibition
could not be imagieed. Here was a tam in which the man
had signed as agreement to pay 13. a day, which was a
very lugh mm, and then, became be would not pay 18a. for
..Chriatasse-diy—a day of all others upon which a master
should. not he hard Alma his men—be refused to let
him hove by Houma The &deadest haying eight cabs did
not make him a better maa then the sanploanant, who had
it perfect right to sign the agresensat or not, as be plmeed.
It was the exaction of each large eums by cab proprietors
/or the bin, of their cabs that drove the men to impute
Amon the publidastc, in imam to mike up the anionrt.
The defea win oared to pay the somplaineat le. •
-day oompeasation for the four dam he had been kept out of
_employment, backlog the expeanseof the 110111220111.

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10141181{SNWELL.
.Mr. .1L Cox, at the new saw mills, Cared-road, was
on • eummens with umiak( Mr. Samuel Ores, a
of the London Volunteer Bite
On 18th instant, while the Loodoil:tidee.Bripde were
. poaching elms the Boll's Pond-road, the defendant, who
wee • spirited hone, could not peas for a cab in
bast a 1
. inAbend two. companies had to peas at the
, thee, but *head et waiting after oiling some insulting
="4"to the volunteers, go attempted to drive through
nialcs, 41,101111( great confusion. Some of the robin-
leers mined there en which defendant struck complain-
eat sad other Telemann with his whip.
Mr. Ventre" whiter, said the step had been taken to
*row Wt /lone could Pet hunk and assault volunteers
.11.6 , but they had no desire to punish the de-
fiat he would make as apology for his conduct.
Bahr dstendsat eipresied hie williPgrsas to adopt this
engpetion, and said be was augedingly sorryat having taken
the step be had done.
LimmenaeaOslonel Hicks, on behalf of the brigade. ac-
espied the apology, but said that he wished the public to
nedenined Bat on any future ceosaimi for a trailer offence
the meet dekomined proceedings would be Iskea *grind the
Offenders.
The matter then dropped.
SOUTHWARK.
Joshua noises, police-constable 259 M, was charged
with committing a murderous assault upon Thomas Moat-
with his staff, thereby placing his life for some time
litil•PardY•
TIMP prceevator, who had been endued in Guy's Hospitalever Niece the 9th inst., said he was a porter in the Borough
t, but be had been convicted at this court of trifling
offences. He was well acquainted with the prism:sr, who
was in the habit of annoying him wheeren he met him. On
the night of the Bth bat., in Men:in home to
street, the prisoner came up to hint and began abusing
and and afterwards, without any provocation, struck him WO.
nd UM/ on the heed with his staff, when be fell dews
sensidees, mid was taken to Gay's Hospital, where he had
berm etre since.
Mary Orme, a chandler's-reap keeper, and her son, a
young Dm about 18, codeine' this Statement by the pmee-
ea_ ,ter hod mid they were Warming el:their shop, when they
beard a nobs in the street, and epos gam out they saw
the prieoner strike the preseoutoreepseledly ea the hired, and
this ha did while the latter was on the ground, c eat
for mercy. He said, " PRO* you measthiag. I
you to pull out a knife to me." There was another son-
stable en the opposite nerds of the read, but he never inter-
fered ia any way, and they.both went off together, leaving
prosecetor seesaw won the pound.
Neale. who regime& km the defence, denied the ac-
cusation, and said de should be ebb to prow treat this was a
ems or mistriken identity, and hoped it might be postponed.
Mr. Combs mid this was a awl of such brutality that be
should send it for trial, but would remand the prisoner to
allow It the production of further witneems.

•
!BILLS TOR NUADZE IN SCOTLAND.
Alit the Glasgow Circuit Coati, before Lord Ivory,
en
Thursday, Patricki Loamy was eliar with the crime
=seder, be having on the evening alf Mahwah'', 101 h, or
Thadsp, 11th of Novanbarislaq„ or art Esithistatet,
Alexandria, attacked and am hose %a*, /IMF
• • ker, residing at Baldpate* with a lags stabbed
and cut him fourteen tease ea the Imeast, sad chest, and
stomach, whereby be we vierall sad immediately
afterwards died. The jury a. ananhimus verdict
of guilty of taindlr, with a toad stsang !geom.
ateridatton to wing, is the growl 1 plasies, hewer re•
sowed straw prointeehon flea the deesseed, and el this
beim( feel wins el with he bed been friend guilty.
The remind ientesee et doe, to be carried into
as on the /ennui.
At Before Lords. on Friday, John
M'Fa4yma ins at the kr wsp.sherge of having, on
Saturday es egad wMy math bank of the
river Clf
WSW yde, ' stolen
two from Ike
person o .• In*
Ale• c •
and atgri held
tiiierati=
at theism
pinitl infn and
him Wow*, maw by a sake ma be was drowsed, the
of theft befog aggravated by previous meridian.
Judging how applereine the prisestr b about thirteen
or fourteen yore *id, but in reality is about twenty
one moss al sp. Ae described by the Rev. Mr. 'Manure,
Gommor of the ohne, House of Refuge and Reformatory
&hod, &me Windyen was detained for needy Asa mars
under a warrant of a areghtrate. he mentally, morally,
and physically dwarfed or stunted. It le adgetted on all
hands- dot be ia a lad of weak smiths &from is
that he is not responsible for his slims. A good deal of
*Tidier* was taken, and the burden ef the medic l portion
of it went to show that he is in sound mind, and balm per-
fectly well the distinction between Add and . The
prisoner, in hie declaration, admits hes* eelmtittsd the
crime, and states that ha knew he was dig wain which
was punishable by death hut be dal us. Whit et the wow
quenoss at the time. The aim was adjorsed till the fol.
lowing day.

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