The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-BOUM

.dreber Heyman wee charged with being drunk and se-
saulting Chafes Lusby, waster at the Ship Aftrat, public-
house, Lower Thames-street, and wilfully breaking a square
apiate gime, mine 28..
Flom the evidence of Lucky and another witness it ap-
peared that on Tureday everting the primmer went to the Ship
with his mother and hie wife, the f moat of whom called fora
queens of rum and pad for it. When it Ina done the pri-
mmer asked his mother to stand tome more, sod upon her
refusal to do so he seized her by the wrist, ragged her with
great violence through the pleas, and at lest threw her
down. She shouted "Murder I" three times, and the wit-
nesses went to het asaistance, but when they attempted
so pall the prisoner away from her he assaulted
them both with great fury, and it wee only with
the greatest difficulty that they at length succeeded In
taming him out. When in the street he collested a great
crowd by his 'merinos to re-enrer the house, and at last be
dashed his hand and arm through a square of plate glue in
the door, he being not quite drunk, and not exarily sober.
The prisoner said the allnetiers were the aggrmisore, and
lashed only stank teem in salt-defence. His mother peed
for the rum with s heir-crown, end af erwerde mid the land-
lady had nut given her thy change. He was getting the
money out of her pocket to convince her that the was wrong,
when his mother, being drunk, fell down, aced he stooped to
help her up again. U. nil, ho eree doing that the W1t11.1,181
went up and struck him, and then, an striking them
*gain, be broke the window and cat his are. dreadfully.
Police-rotatable 624 deposed to the violence of the prisoner,
aiding that at his owe repast the latter had been taken to a
surgeon, who charged 2e. 6d. for strapping up his arm.
the Lord Mayor ordered the prisoner to pay 28t. for the
window, 6s. for being drank, and 24. 6d, for the surgeon, or
to re to prison for or month.

T_ piUmer vulockedup.
Realved for the poor-box 101. from A. T.
BOW-STREET.
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A young man who gave the name of Jam Soloman we
charged with embezzling upwards of 601. belonging to hie
employer, Mr. W. EL thumb, of 166, Strand, bookseller and
sews-sprat.
The wester had been about two months in the service of
the prosecutor, to whom be had given the name of Lewis.
It was his duty to convey hooks, newspaper', &c., to the
various metropditan railway stations, ■nd to collect the
money parcels transmitted daily by the clerks In attendance ,
at the book stall" of snob stations. It was proved by John
Parrott and John Clerk, aeslatants to the prosecutor at
the Great Northern and Easton stations, that
some of money, made up in parcels, were day
delivered to the prisoner on the morning of
the 9th ins►nt, ant that be signed the teceipt book in the
areal way, but be did not arrive with them at the Strand
establishment, and his ohmic/ having excited suspicion, the
prorecutor's time•keeper, Thomas Carter, proceeded to the
Great Western Railway station, where be found the prisoner
ins Hansom cab. drafted in a new suit of clothes, apparently
about to start off into the country. He was accused of the
robbery, and brought back to the Strand, whets be admitted
having appropriated 341. 19s. 2J., which was found is his
pockrto, but denied that the amount was greater.
The prisoner said nothing to the charge.
Mr. Henry committed him for trial.
WESTMINSTER.
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Nargoza Dray°ll was charged with meatilting, misted
by asorher woman not in custody, Mary Ragan.
The hnabands of both comelainant and defendant are
labourers employed at the Chartered Gas Works, Horse-
ferrrroad, Westminster, dd. adant's Mislead being ow of
the • turn-ont" men, while complainant's husband continues
at his work. The complainant was purchasing some provi-
sions at a grocer's shop in Holland-meet on toe previous
night, when a woman not in custody rushed in and dregged
her clothes off her in the moat violent way. On coming out
of the chop complainant met defendant, and complrinel to
her of the ill-treatment she had received, when the letter
told her it served her right, end began discussing the merits of
the "Mun-ont," and she oleo iihrreated the complainant.
Aber hearing aeon. evidence pro and roe,
I 'gr. Arnold espreased his opinion that the matter wen
maims as arming out of the recent turn-out, and convicted
defendant, but deferred judgment until the apprehension of
the other potion concerned in the outrage, good bail being
required for the re-appearance of the defendant.
Cbryteliue end Mary Shoham were charged with assault-
ing Henry Jerden, of 8, Cottage-plate, bell-street, West-
toutoter. . .

The male defendant was employed some years ago at the
Chartered Gas Works. On Fridey there was a " turn-oat."
at the works for wags which Jerden did not join, but cos-
ttuned at his work, and on the evening of the same day he
was passing along the Hoesefeary-roarl, when he met the
defendants. with whom he had never had a ',bed nor any dd.
*niece in his life. Without the slightest provocation the
mid., defendant struck biro and knocked him into ties rod,
and he and his wife threw themselves upon him sad she
struck his hoe. . .

In reply to the megistrate, complainant said they appeared
to be under the influence of drink. He could not tell what
defendants eanaulted him for. They were with a great
number of the " turn-out" men at the time, but no winds
paned about the " turn-out." He bad no personal dears to
prom the charge, bat hie employers had wished him to do so.
Mr. Arnold tail if he th,,ught thin bed asytbiag to do
with the tuna-out" he would either punten the defendants
very severely or *end them to the sessions. Men were not to
be beaten and ilineed because they preferred working to join-
ing a set of diacontenled tenons. Aa, however, the male
defendant bad not made use of any expressions when com-
mitting the swat& about the " turn-out," he (Mr. Arnold)
must treat the matter ea a common await..
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The male defendant eta deed 208. or 14 dare, sad ordered
to enter foto hia recogniesnoos (or his own and hie wife's good
behaviour for the next thine months.

POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.—On Tuesday night
Witt at 8 o'clock, the inhabitants of Fametibsen were mach
aimed by a loud report, arising from an axpkwion, which
took place at Mama, thane gunpowder mills, sheeted about
two miles from that town. Much excitement peteaded, mid
atuaben mover& d in bag' to the wine, bat it fortusatao
turned out that the whole of the hands had left mock, Gait
the damsge wag consequently confined to the building. The
explosion tout place (cc on • tomer occasion at these milk)
in th=jsemeehaigs. 1.0011.
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ALIRKEIS.

COTTON.—Lrennzoot., ACM= 10.—The ulnae cotton
to-dayara witimatad at. 6,000 Was. A quiet market, without
any change in pekes mos youirday.

LEATHER.—Eises our het Week's /spat of the leather
market very little alteration has taken place. The suppliee
at Leathishall this week were net large, nor were the de-
mob nionerous •se that altbowgh rather more bottoms
her been treatesebd, them is so alteration in its value. Good
and men English as well Ns kedge butts continue in
good request, and calf aides also sell readily At the public
sale of farrago raw bides last week, 41.,19tAustralian hides
r side tv. The whole of the Cape brought former
glees. The dry salted llanritine, 71d. The River Plate
hides were withdrawn. Of 122,000 East India 90,000 were
sold at about homer rates. This Petersburg kips were with-
drawn.

CORN.—Bostox, Atiouse 10.—A fair supply of wheat
alistissr at oar tasekst to-day, said plias wan the sswe as
WI musk. Bads, 44. to 44.; whits, 411 s. to 60s. A few
samplos ot oatsad pass of ths asw stop wars diem, of
fair quality. ts. olcas, 24a. rasa, white, 38s. to 40s.
to 6
Old Alma 48s0a.

STOCKTON-ON-TINS, ACOUST 10.—The weather since
this day week, with the noeption of froaday, which was •
thorough wet day, has been on the whole favourable for
harvest operettas,. At this day's market we had • tarp
supply of wheat from the growers, whirl met a Blow sale
at • death's of Is. per qr. on last wade,. prices. One sample
of new was exhibited of uneven quality, but In fair condition.
Orinding barley continues in good demand without any
attention in value. Oats met a fair inquiry at former rates.
Bean unaltered. In other wades no quotable variation.
Imports during the past week t— Barley, coastwise, 106 qrs.;
ow, coastwise, 674 qrs.; Indian corn, masteries, 200 me
OLulow, AUGUST 10.—The weather has been remark-
ably beta a few days back, and reaping Is now general.
Then were no C. and F. sales reported within the week, and
the bashes' transacted on the spot was quite of a retail
character. To-day the demand was inactive for all the lead-
ing articles, and the market closed dull, without any quota-
ble change he price since this day week.

CATTLIL—Boormow.., Acucar 10.—Trade ems cheer-
ful to-day for .8 good qualities. Beef made from 2e.
to 4.e. 10d.; mottos, 4s. to 6s. 2d.; lamb, 6s. to 6s. ; veal,
4e. to be.; pork, 3s. 4d. to 4e. 4d. per state of 818 s., sicking
the MEd.

COALS.—Lotroow' Avocet 10.—Benthope, 13s. •
Spies Ballade; Weet Hartley, 14a, ; Dsvlaca's West
Hart/ey, 16s. ; Grey's Wad Watley, 14e. 6d.; Hardisis
Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Haswell Gas, 12..64.; Holywall, 14e.64.;
Howard's West Hartley, 165.; Lambasts West Bartley,
14s. ed. ; Taufeld Moor, 13s. ; Timbal& Hose Bores, 13e.;
Tywdale West Hartley, 14e. ed. Walker P
12.. 3d.; Walls Rod Acorn C 1..., 16.. 6d. • Wall: a=
Goeforth, 16s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 16.. 6d.. Walls End Bred-
fttUs Hatton, lee.: Wells Rod Iresanrelligatia 16s. ;
Walls Bad Bidwell, 17s. ; Walls Bad Hello. 17s. ;
Walls Rod South Betted, 16.. 94.; Walls Bad
16e. ; Was Rod Hartlepool, les. ed. ; Walls Bad Haugh
Hall, 16s. ed. • Wells And South Hartlepool, 168.94.;
Walls Bad Bo;ith Kenos, les. 3d. ; Walls Bud Rel-
ies, les. 3d. • Walls Rod Whitworth, las ed.; Birch-
ggsik ya tilneliela, 20e.; Nisca's Dofryn, 21..64. ; Powell's
Steam,llls.—Elldps at nark* 140 ; soll, 90.