The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-19 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.
animism aresmana.
George Beams, 15, and Aboard Atruzl=ll,....look,
iss lede, were brought before W with
booing into the factory of Kstais.—&&ll=Brows,
eeefestiooen, 151 Bailway-aroh, Waterloo-termiaus.
It appeared from the addles, of Andrews, one of the
~,,,,oeursee foremen, that the place bad latterly been
inr-ieletiessly robbed by some cue brew ire asd bee the
hat few MOON he earl another workman bad tact watch
for the thievm. Os Saturday night shortly after S o'clock
he hand a breaking =beaver thedoorway.and presently be
ssR the prisoners creep through an aperture and drop tato
ihe warehouse. Soon attar Brown took • candle from his
hie pocket end lighted it with • match, sad ea they were
shout tonommenee their plunder witnees and his min-
won ;monad upon them and handed them over to the
who.
&mud Guthrie, a warehouseman in the preseautres'
wool, said be expected to see much older germs than
the prisoners, and they were fully prepared for them.
polioreonstable 118 L said he was called by the two last
vitamin to 151 railway arched the end of OraabyMmee.
Witeriarroad, when the prisoners were given tato his elm
Mi..He searched Brow's and found • piece of hem, a
and some matches. Witness added that
be had received information that Brows bad been is Red-
ly% Reformatory. He knew seething whatever of the
ringer prisoner more then kin being an amociate with young
Ohm.
Sunday's father, a cartermonger, said he was the
=akof six children, and despite be meld do he
eep out all night and emanate with thieves. He
dtt not know what to do with him.
Mr. Woolrych asked him if be was willing to pay a tilde
If he was son to a reformatory institution.
He replied that he earned
.very little
tooney, but he
would not mind paying a shilbag • weak keep him from
further contamination.
Mr. Woolryoh accordingly.sentensed Huntley to • month's
bard labour, sad at the expmalion of that time to be sent
to the sehool•hip Cornwall for five years. As for Brown,
be should remand him for further Muni:ries.

THANE&
ST. PATILWeII DAY.
There was not • wise aril oat of the observanos
cd St. Patrick's Dey before the st,ssee. Kr. Peg* this
morning, end there was a lem number of Irish pri-
moon them usual for • llociday. The charges against
them ware of an ordinary dmeription, and attended
with no ciumstanoss of aggravation whatever.
Impostor Beare, of the IC division, an old and
scpwienoed oaliser.doing duty in Poplar, when there IN a
Jorge Irish pepalatton, said be never *new • quieter Satur-
day than lit. Patrick's Day, 1866. It was the same in
limehouse, Rasoliff, Shatiwell, Stepney, and Wapping.
The Irish people were remarkably wet and well-behaved
on Saturday, and were in their home. earlier than nasal.
The district assigned to this court (imitable • larger Irish
population than any other in the metropolis.
SHOCKING CABZ. .

Thomas Joseph drd;riooa,aorrtermonger of No. 2,
lingellardens, Shadwell, was brought before Mr. Paget,
chimed with assaulig his wife, a poor squalid, careworn,
wean, who carried a bat-skewed child in her arms.
The prisoner wee intoxicated at dinner-time yesterday.
abased his wife and uaed foul laneuage and threats
tourds her. He threw fork at her head and it lodged in
it. He then kicked her sad beat her, and on her escaping
from the hones she wax in to the dwelling of her neighbour,
he followed her, and seised her by the hair of her head, Bed
best her until she was eeneekes. He returned to his room,
tad threw a beautiful parrot with its age and • dog on the
verely burs
ire. The bird and dog were set, sad the re-
swains of the parrot were produced
Clarke, a constable 491 K, entered the Edam There was
a smelt of burning feathers, thefparrot was dead and par.
Bally consumed. The dog could not be found. On the
policeman asking the prisoner why he threw the dog mad par-
rot on the En, he said they were him own property, and belied
a right to do what haliked with,them. His OM was also burnt
ce the noel, by what means the mother could not state, as
she was insensible for some time afterwards. She stated
that she was the mother of nine children by the
the eldest 20 years of age, and that her husband eeryr'
often beaten her. She could endure It no longer, and
required a separation.
Mr. Paget maid he would net dispose of this serious case
at present, and remanded the poisoner for a week.

BANK OP AUBT&ALA&A.-(THJS DAY.)