The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-15 00:00:00

(Before Mr. Baron Bramwell.)

Oiri Btadtm;oller, 24, sad Auguste Will Wins, 29, were In-
- for the want murder of Margaret Bilborough, at

M aashereer b lispeentber last.
Mr. Bower, Q.C., and Mr. Fernley. proaecuted ; sad
lie. Tear appeared for Wilhelm, and Mr. Daighton appeared
he the ether primmer.
Bowler said that hie learned friend and himself bad
even the foots of tha case their best orableranon and they bad
rem to the conclusion, under kielortablp's ruction, to take •
mar of *equine! In the case of fitadtrouller, and make
es of him se a vita sa for the proaeantioe.
His lordship thought that that wee an unneuel mode of
'reseeding, sad tkat • prisoner turned approver he ought
km do so Were being given in Merge to the jury.
Mr. Bowler, however, having banded up to the bench a
legal authority upon the point,
His lordship acquiesced in *imposed course, andeverdict
of acquittal wee therefore takes Btadtmeller's
Mr. Tort who maid be bad not received any intimation
wpm the subject, but, on the contrary, had been immured by
the mreneel for trFeention that they had no frrh ri-
der is tender sus en adjournment of the trial to
tkit amino, order that he might be informed as to the
seem et the revelations which would be made by Btadt-
mar.
MY lordship, though he admitted the tweeneafeeee sad
mahlasesesat of Kr. Taw's petition, said be could sat
eljeau the trial mho Mr. Taw eoeM eke eine ewe as
peseleet.
Mr. Tear could not alto a ere meetly arelausea, but he
did meeka one, in which as the ground of Mr pig aloes
▪ leeddip had, at Ikeilleed, Ohm the canal eaves of
tepee pee primers biked Ise the same same separately.
lsdtlfp seen theaght that he mid eat odious the
preseetr.
Tarr,K hay*: combed whit meeeced that
the plower preferred being tried et cum
Mr. Bowler (having eaphimed the le to the very last
=mat the counsel for time peeketha lad retrained from
receiving litadtmulla as en.er, bat Mt they found
they could not reach the other amp &meg! Wed-
deism), proceeded to Mate the el the am. TM doomed,
Margaret Bilbsrougli, was a pain weera M pen at age,
fall grown, sad
last Must in canallutisa and habit.
la the come et last yew she mad Mk sem Maas
named B vles a teopedee, at Hulse. err
Manchester. however, abs welt hews to bee
Made in Tadosear, bat Fehreary d this year the Bil-
' Alm cloned a bar-leeee and the Gomel Ham
look, ia Stretford New-teed, Y Meeelmeter, red do
came again to live whit tam awl to amulet Wu
in their bushman. as meehael there from Febreery
rota early is deetalaber, elm (he what pspoes week! be
• ma afterwards) rho beams in the MU maw a we-
men tad a lean to the shop et the primer Wallas foe

resdielage.
Mr. Teen ben interposed an *Meadow The chief evidenoe
weld &ow that death wee caused by hatruawnta, and
wan Mr. Bawler at liberty to show that which would antonat
to elder sad ceparate violence ?
Mr. Bowler explaned that the use of Instrumento woo to
scone marque the ewe of dank, but not altogether. Then
11,110 medkinal propwatket for the use of the inatrunteate,
nod le wee nirvana thotofore, be contended, to show the ass

oi—sa-I;iiiiiiiiii iiiewine.
We WY* him of *aka Set Mr. Tort's objection
err aft saws iamb to rep ha sass at this stage,
Mr. howfar / ed—Yereseesel yeah bell re deesesers
dame as badge is the balk el =agle pee ha
Wilda Ow resilsbee or • belt
wheralliell
washed le her by two dila* seeempow, mad la hes re
eft Mims* echrowt. Me wes, as babe. berm wit, at •
robust habit, sad the nelleba whit was whelabtased
(aryls( me) had art he alba et expelling a child four
mos& eiL Oa Shirealliwassa, the 26th September,
the assiwari wait te rretre'll rho% Is Strafrar,
frees shwa I dish me halt-per shwa. About e'ekek
• gbil semi Babies= bawd memos ihe sr el: tlereir=g
hers the yrielaer's shim awl Wish Wier 11
l
wiii sad he drearii lash area palm huh • cab ash etebiy
teapis. the shop. The desewel woe sellsolly la wry pat
mg Mr. Blida snag Ws= Sees that wheelie ph
hem she armed t• be twassidaply grad derraleah, sal
mat abed almost thaaaaltatc. _ Oa Miiy he Wits
wee ss 111 Oaths athwar What Woe mat ii..
west oda le the beam hat fay, wed eller rawest awn
rho gag a puma sip was Masi there bid Lit, be wale
.2... e ant he iharaasi. Ms teld Mr. Idir that
map hen Swale, sad that he leril
mei low h, The wahrhe wee mt. wed In.
Wu calif opts es Ss dam ester, Oil der
next istesiag. Oa hie lest owls Nsiiwoiw was
with him. They west upside% ad ellorwarshisi sollsr,
they wash/ seise leashes te be era hr. Awsemea who wee
Ithe ilessmwd wee aniered to leave thersam, swiwitat
a sward haat% tube wow with the hashes, arrived,
solspil he aerweri haw of erharlap ber she eat
sills wed Poled dot be wesill op* its sw
eats bin-
sold besbee.bwirower. Wad ibe—deried_ awl
sabrequest4 ldl he phase. Tlptdoweerd MR
pt Wens, rid Mtn It was prephal
to and hr
qsair
said war woe espesird MOW=
sad aria sal saw the ammil
dot eideltissol mew Indio powders, sad odor
*so was swot. Wet es, the dereed be-
gills'
seer eases weep wear' as (h. Ilan)
wee fur by lit. oh whoa be wee he saw has
"he delay ,oh add as per/tbs neehr.
Ile a wined ea IsPettso. herald
Ibis *Alb= the Air et Weed's it
as ma le pisaareaa slasskr. by snt.
bed bees Ilst tart le reelfrop the Sow bed sot
ben ; dm greet leowasha eel bill 7 bet helm
the ler et aa hernassat Wird • "pa-
.ad that death had Shea phew prey
I am* flock to the swam evaleas sad pertly

through the absorption of pee throughout the whole
motels) She died about tea o'clock OR Tuesday algta.
On the following morning Dr. Wilma was sent for, aid he
immediately felt convinced that the demised had died by
acme foul mama. In cousequdnce. Bildiffe went to Wil-
helm's shop, and asked for a otet.ficate. Witydm woes
out a certificate which R would be sees secrlbei the death to
• totelly diarist cause from the reel ma. Dr. Wilma him-
all atiervalds saw Wilhelm and told him that the death
wee net ceased es be had set forth, upon watch
Wilhelm
aide a of the extravagant expression that " she must have
ads used a shoe or a sdok tor the purpose of pro-
curing abate." It would be found, however, tram
medal testimony,that it would have been utterly lama's
for the deemed thus to have produced upon herself the inju-
ries which presented themselves. Upon main Wilhelm's
imam • petrol brow and the hrmio instrument called a
"palliator" were homed. This Later lama meat =doubt-
eqr had be. used. Bat though they had surrounded the
prisoner with all this *vides°, they ware not able to say
whose hand LL was and under what daumetanote them la-
sernmests were used, and it was for the purpose of proving
Mat Mot they wished to all Sudan , who went into
Wllhaes service as an anistent a few days lakes the pi-
ma elteeded the awed, sad who woulddetail what took
piece es Sunday attamen, the MIN and how the ran-
male der preenrag skean were ad. The learned counsel
the. preardedi be eel wiesesr.
Dr. Wilms anal tire the canes of death wee later-
ail liesnika, and set Mesaw. The annals or area
yeevided for the saga M00M130114 to Nape bad pen so
viewer opera' am as to make a essaners he-
arses the two. rime sap ineirmsest must have as
med. week as the "perierator." Es meld not safbmwlyber
west el 17e bed be. salaamed to this arse.was
nono pia melforiesties in the awed to require in-
tementm
Thhi manse was arreherainwataista sargeon who
lel staid the pest-msam
OalledWaller wee Ira said Obi Rev. lir. Brin-
disi rang as langessa. Bo timsrlheil the via of the
dared W Wilaree Insess, the imam Mead try t pri-
ma sear a massy se le his aparka and Way the
egplaan et the risinmas r memo Mar&
Thu Asap mad wp, sod Mar a bid dellbollike the
jrny aimed a meat of tholly,** amen wgramlag bar
mat fiat the ber wadi ate saw a media of awn-
denglifee to he retereed. The read labs sib the vir-
ile eme Ineelleide, air the ehamamem. • dearer
are of all he al sea sea He add, haweeer, for-
ward a slameat al the feeling of the kay r Ws peeper
quarter. Ihniease of death an throwing laths sal Seem

OBNIZAL CRIMINAL GOURI..

NEW COURT.
(Bakes tin COMMIS Ihrjo!at.)

The Mei this essepisi this nen the mike day, the
mellow et prim= is w eakaillss hr tide elms al also.
bag at. 3be arm ad as worst say Mimi el public
the
mien Weise whit bed ems ssannea. IN
is tbe and warm. la net
then
the
prisoner bed sedsred a pair et been diseethe then le be
.at se a owns sibs" sad with than chew for a ewe
reign. He *ea tilt the boy sad pond urea hist a bed
inereiga.
la two ether ems enahribit senntgae hed baa sand,
sad Kr. Webste &i imposter el sane to the Mkt
prenntkop, ia adilean, said It wee to him
• mint of sawn, bow nine said be imposed
pea with sash aseeneilin the Klima In weight
between then sad the gernin ewe kin is apparent. The
ben Gan ww sun* bmY the weight et the Foyer son-
Mop, sad 16104 be ~y essay ben Ida (Kr. Webster)
amid (sly assean he air big tam ken the hot et
their Wag, n ha et, se geed sa intignas. new an tan
bass walls be while mist wail= ennergilt. They will
eat bur the net et and whoa atissephri to be
uttered an unity Lid dawn The weight is the
nest Wobble lest, and cantos wast=
at those to when Hwy are Arad would mann i
Kr. Webster ale states that bolt-sovereigas, similarly
made, are in (Sanded's, ad that they will bad is 'daily is
a One al card.

THIRD COURT.
(Won Kr. Primaries; Q.C.)
Henry Savory, 68, vatimmas, a very eingular-looking old
mesa, apparently of great sineenier power, was indicted for •
robbery with vielemee open James Lerman.
The prosecutor, an extremely deaf man, much younger
than the risme', and who described himself as • ticket
writer, living in Buttaeland-.tint, Hanlon, stated that
open the gat of this month he woe et a ass tomer of his in
adfolk-street, Southwark, where he saw as prisoner, who,
although • stranger to Woe, asked to he treated, and proeson-
tar at once acceded to the request, and paid for moms ale,
after which he, at planer's request, went to hie hones to
obtain en accommodation which the house they were the
drinking In did not afford. Preemptor had no sooner got
into the home than gnome Irked him to stand smoothie;
more, and upon refusing he ma sand by the gleaner, with
whom he had • severe striagt, when an old woman, who
bed been lying upon the got up end held his arms,
upon which prisoner struck im with some bard
which caused the blood to flow freely from his
and rendered him maseless, during which time the primmer
tore open his coat and took from him four shillings. Upon
prosecutor recovering hie mama prisoner again attacked him,
and after further ill-urge threw him into the street. Pri-
soner when taken in charge the next day waa so drunk that
the examination at the police-court could not be proceeded
with.
The prisoner In his defence said he bad been forty years a
wanton at Waterloo-bridge, and tome well/ had trested
him so liberally that day that he knew nothing of what had
he
MD".
jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
The Cocomiadoner told him it looked bad, his not calling
witnesses to his character.
Ha then left the dusk with • how, crying, and said, " God
Nem your Honour."
!behest Welsh, Charles liesptors, Thomas Hoare, each
aged 17, and Williaes Bryan, 18, were convicted of a high-
way robbery with violence upon Alfred Litolf, and stealing
from him 4a.
Mr. Ribtoa and Mr. Austin proesented.
The prosecutor waa, it appeared, peasing through Salis-
bury-street, Paddington, somewhat latorkated, when the
Cams knocked him down and beet sod nearly etrangled
They win each sentenced to twelve months imprison-
ment.

THE EITIAOUDTAAT OAU OP DEPRAUDING
A 01814 N AT 3111A814.

Thomas Higgins and Dehrp Davis were further
examined at the Westminster ‘OO-eowt yesterday on •
charge of irsednismtly olitsiolog Me ell of Mr. Charles
Girondist& ahhes
mmelearr ed Aoimiry sad grounds,
to dime Ws if melleiemi • Wet ask, to which toss
Mad =leOne big a forth& &ergs
ollarley theme ups extant stock bank, at
I=ille WA* AIM steel
Aro beim% M. Iswels amuse! he the prosecution; and
Mr. kely11110•011fk the yelemeet.
Yr. Lewis Mid be new prowled Ile sell a clerk from the
Iseolwat Wage Owert to thew lbatheth the priaonere had
ssesatly7 takes the booth of the est
Kr. Bolas objected le ma eddies* Mai tessivol.
Mr. /valor overruled Mesigiellet mime gMmod that
the hued assisted very omit is Me phew Lam repro-
Me 00 Se prelim d ospitel, on
hl& sf Se pleisimler had oarless bins
pi Wise him. UM moll sow be duels they wen ima of
dimer, it matregialatiefiL hisweet 0600ines at thinners
Misr ire set et maim* spinal ksmisisst/y obeelsiag
=rtest of emegMace or othsesalusbho Mara-
ig britet fist the ordinary Ms of Wee me-
tals . • Me wimmts mid me dil sitsh Step
Amisd the le llEsse ef eighal
Am guy woe UM ltd be Ode um of
kin ;plume Ai* mmllisla the o
Ileimem albs *NU Ohs to koow what his clients
INN elan* MIL
kr. Leafs pirk* , with obealst Mr. Oriinsberg's
Stimturs by Miss • ; sod selmediy, with conspiring
lesiossin "
_"
. /6 Same aril limes wee as three of
60 Mils eat maths wed/e mat was liable to be sued upon
re.
Ilr. /arida thought babel estidog to fear on that score,
ii he hod mein
Ilk. Lib .le • payer was Higgins at l last
dimitimm Isms uettsdf, fleet he bed not even the memo to
Fame bid Ms Omagh the room meg atm-
bad to themsr-irmi ter debtors to defray the
imemlab Mom diselormd Immi=eist
1119,_
_homed OM 1.11011. 9d. ; P,
la him, UK UM 17s. Idmad. Ike* these sosteeints
mem to arm Moa
rgn mot asst la • milks to deeming
e4r thee if Mr. Lewis bed ast MANI his
!Meadow to peedllp widow es the seiyeet he kitneelf
should km whoa Ms to do se, se materiel did ha con-
eider it.
Kr. Arthur laue, rink et Ma Imehmt Debtors Court.
produced the ~des of Thome Higgins and Osorp
Abraham Diode& 19191 them.
Mr. Papas Imples% soppo a mos came into posses-
sion ol large perm after ha toge rat to pay his
scheduled medians, would there not be a record of it en-
dorsed on the schedule to show if they weft psid
Witness replied that Urn mold be, but there was not on
either of time be teem yesiessL
Mr. Limb WM they moor pad their debts.
Mr. Orimitsig was yet foto the Miesen.los lo prove Met
soludeise IN question bore the signatures they
He lielmedwritim of both, bat said Davids weerismoe.
not gabs es lisselitig as wan he sew him write.
Mr. WillisaiMmood Is., der( the Bank of Loudon,
450, West awed, Mkt that the whew Davis bed had a
drawing aeselMS there. On the Lt al November there wee
L. If. riessdled to his credit. HisWog a very smell
memos, Met my. teregalariy, it was detsted by ths
maspeedmhe sho•M ha MY isms" besiessed. • am-
smoiceries to Mat dm had bean yeeMossly made le Debts,
sod Met woe tweed es the la allemmires. ea whim day
71. 10s. we mid Is es Ms a .we It we Mews sat on
the mete day, whit the Is. IL. wad the mamas Meld.
Mr. lawiessibid the termites of as moil =Wow& to
Os bomb, elthie *Mimes anew tles imend anew of
lag the if. shape to Mr. I:Washer,. It hod beta given to

him by Davis before backlog hours oa the morning of the
let, but being crossed *as not available at the moment had
there been cash to meet it.
Witness, in reply to questions from Mr. Lewis, said that
the cheque being crowed, would in the ordinary course of
badmen have to pass through a banker's. It was paid into
mother beaker'. on the letthe ordinary coarse of Wisp
it world not be pressoMd to thews till the hed.
Mr. Solomon said that Mr. Ottlneberg had In no way been
wrimagedetepeoting skis cheque. He bad got it embed by •
' Mr. Pertly, • grocer in the Hing'wroed, who had lest week
received the mossy for it from Davis's wife, in en of
white ha prodnoed Mr. CerVe receipt. Hs (Mr.)
Solomen
contended there could be no harm is this. There woe =betty
In complain ; botanist it wee not waly shown that Devitee
mount was not closed when he gave the cheque,bat that he
absolutely pa in 71. 10s. that day to meet it. He had min-
Lid his beck book, and did not know his account exactly to
21. or 31.
Mr. Poynter did not think the payment of Mr. Cardy
would alter the offence, but thoeght there wee emeatmgto
prewar Devise favour in what had been urged by Kr.
Solomon reepeothig
Kr. !Solomon addreseed the magistrate on behalf of hie
clients, and contended that Were were no grounds upon which
to send them for trial.
Mr. Poynter observed that he thought the charge spinet
Davis respecting the cheque in some imams shakes, but
should feel it his duty to commit both priecoen for trial. The
signatures to the bills had been given on the belief end
representation of the prisoners that they could proems the
money, end without having given any consideration they
proceeded to mama the bill of male. He (the worthy ma-
gistrate) would take good toil for the prisoners.
As elderly man here stepped forward end said that in
1863 Davie had ruined him, but es applicant had no specific
Marge to make that the magistrate could sow take cogni-
ses*, of, Mr. Paynter declined to hear any more.
Mr. Peyalesr. after some discussion, come td to take two
sureties in 601. for each of the primmer', with 24 hours'
Lake.
It wee then stymied that the primmer+ shookibertemanded
until Monday,
_hen the depositions ere to be prepared, and
the owe somaphied *pleat thew