The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-16 00:00:00

THE" Eff "7 T 1 DA? `Eititif4,

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIIIILLINT OCT. 15. —P110110T10:11 AID
Wahl AT-
IPODITICIIII. —argon J. H. Carruthers, to the V.
11.=A. Jeer, to be eserelmy to Vise•Adinind Or
appointed Clonneendordendd at
Dereopert J
; sad H. Perry, to le neseney Viee-Adedral
ambes.
Actiag Aniatant.Sorgeone—M Harding, to the Miranda ;
W. Johaatoo, to the Victory ; and C. H. Ramon, to the
Priory.

DEPTFORD, OCT. 15.
LA I:Nen or Till N L'WCANTIM —Every arrange-
meet has been made ender the direction of Yr. Anthem,
mister shipwright. for the Leach of the Newcastle, emew
steam frigate, at thin yard to-seorrow, M two o'clock. A
platform has been ended at the bow of the vowel
for members of the A • , meal and military
and Melton provided with • and • large readlibern
spectators will also be aceamitiodated on sank ads of the
building slip. The dockyard gates will be armed for the
free admission of the public at hilf-past toti_lbad„4" 1°714
Yoram bind, as well as the Mod hos tmesowich
Hospital Schoola, is expected to be io Miesimisco.

CHATHAM, Om. IL
The corazoodions range of buildinp which hais boa far
sane time in progress at to be used am
nirea-rouns for Mrs allcemßoTraßobayraml 41
India !IP.
INININ, is now compisted, and will be opened on the MO
Wit, ea which awoke a grand banquet will be glue by
the onion, followed by a theatrical entertainment. The new
mosioessm, from its uteseiv• ise, will dine nearly MO per
aus. Meador menu of the erection boabeen defrayed
try the government.
• number of the most intelligent of the Sappers and
Mien of the Royal Engineers li.see been selected from
mow the companies at head-quarters to proceed to
Areirslia, far employment at the Royal Mint at Sydney.

PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 15.
The Diadem, 32, WOW frigate, Captain J. H.
Codiburo, came into harbour to-day to be docked.
The Excellent, gunnery ship, Captain R. Hewlett, C. 8.,
was removed to her mooriap to-day.
The Landmil, 0. oar gun vessel, Commander T. H.
Martin, te adored to be docked.
The Harem 17, saw sloop, and the Vocano, 3, paddle,
were umlosked to-day.
The Himalaya, iron Km troopship, Captain John Scr-
eam* is hourly expected at Spitbead from the Meditens-
MY, having cm board this Turkish ambeasador appointed by
the Shah el Perris to the court of her Britannic Majesty.
The Sprightly, item Tomsk Master G. Allen, is ordered to
convey his eximilsvisy and wits ashore. The distinguished
lewd at the dealryead, nod pressed dared to

THE VOLUNME MOVEMENT.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Thembibial bovine" of the county insreastmed yesterday
=ming et no Osildball, Westminster, before Mr. Bodkin,
anleint. ; Mr. Ansa, abeam= ed the Nash • Mr.
lienreed Mr. Parbery Mt. Trek, malty.
W. P. Beidia. Is the re-nne of the Wends, then
lienom et Sifittlitiewal prisoners, of whom 31 are charged
with lehreer amd In with mudemeanour.
Amisent-Jodge delivered the charge to the grand
*Lanni Ihood, 35, dolor, was indicted for stealing •
jewel eeeki•cloreatoh, aged other articles, value 3W., the pro-
roisi De Beamle, in a dwelling-hone, and •
• gold wank and other articles, value 1001.,
the property of Homy Morris, in • dwelling-house.
Mr-. Tiled Anthem prosecuted. The prisoner was do.
hided by Mr. Mtn.
Theme robberies were committed by mein of Calm tin
keys* I mid 14, Old Careadiehnreet, Om* Om
ton oesepied apartments, and prisoner moo Omit=
fag soma after with the properly, awl be odd give no
wenn ltreeelf, nor ear when 'be the Obis from,
except that be yea • dear, of lop* tiot la Oda
Tb= food the plow &OW ao bat
polowor
Preaklia, Oki tkot diliM
boo
welded for So oaths by the paha, i• of
idarmstirm reson•L The penswer was the r arwoaoo-
state al thieve,
go boafTion, oaf
of. boustodours, resolved
thoWt
Owed
aurniOlt, detains, of Scotland-yard, were
the entlehise IA the ore. _

The abedakeiludpsentessed his to be kept in panel
esrvitses die lee yam
Thome illeferes, 10. and William William, 19, were in-
dieted Mr siming a geld ring, value 41. 55., the property
aeddes. andig.eppeered for the Society for the Proecoution
of ShopWbet
The
It was prleoesseceptilty.
an shop robbery. The prisoners west
Into the pmsecutor's on the pretence of purchasing a
ring, and purloined the ring in question. They were both
known thieves, and Leckyer proved four esevictioss wind
Roberta. There were no convictions against Williams, but
he was well known to the police.
The Assistant-Judge sentenced Roberts to five yews'
peril servinide, and Williams to 12 months' hard labour— •
Cbek, 17, costermonger, was indicted for dealing
metal articles, the property of William Christian. He
pleaded ptilty.
Fou.le the Westminster officer, proved no lees] than
twelve ecnvlctieas against him.
The court sentessid him to one month's imprisonment.
and four years' detention in a reformatory.
_ .

Jain Bleak, 40, a colour sergeant, on leave of absence
from India, was indicted for stealing ten sovereigns, the
mosey al Sarah Faulkner, in her dwdling.home.
Mr. Cooper prosecuted.
The prisoner took lodgings at a ooffee.shop kept by the
trix in Drummond-street, Eustooequare, and she,
rvinluinadvertently left her purse, containing 19 sovereigns,
on the mantelshelf in her parlour, the prisoner, who was
" hard-up" as the phrase is, was tempted to purloin ten of
them. When charged he said be had no mosey, end hold-
ing bis gloves by the fingers, shook them, end said they
could search him. In one of the fingers of the gloves the
police found five sovereigns, in another, three, and twiner*
found under a table be had been sitting against, making up
the ten. . _

The prisoner produced hie papers, which showed that
hitherto he had borne a very excellent character.
ns jury found him Gmlip, but strongly resegumatia
him to mercy ; the prosecutrix also begged for a lookout am•
times, m the primmer could not have committed the theft
bat for her owelese ad, which had placed temptation in his
way.
The Asistant-Judge sentenced him to three months' hard
labour.

Daniel Sellioan and John SuMean, brothers, were M-
I dieted for swanning one of the warders of the Bous of
Detention, named 'derrick, in the executioo of hi duty.
They pleaded guilty.
Mr. Poland wu for the prosecution, and elided that at
tie aessious before but the prisoners were conked
In the other court before Mr. Payne, when that Leveed
Nike sentenced Daniel to three years' penal servitude, sad
John tosix months' hard labour. Daniel took off hie bootand
Mule it at the judge, and when they were taken below they
attacked the othker in charge, and seriously injured his.
The visiting Justices bed deemed it their duty, for the sake
dexample, and as a protection to their °Maus, to ender
this prosecute:lo.
The Aasiatant-Judge said the visiting justices hod per
formed a public duty in taking the 0011=11 Lad, Me
skald not add to the sentence his leaned bed
posed upon Daniel, but upon John Sullivan the sentence
would be 12 months' additions' with hard labour.

(Before Yr. Payne.)
Auguste Widmer, 25, a Awls, warn indicted for telonionaly
breaking end entering the dwelling-house of William
Grade, sad stealing therein a ring, value 1&, the propety
of Edouard Venison.
The ease was pomponed from last memics, on aossamt of
the primmer demanding to be tried by • mixed jury at
farelignere and Englishmen. Y. Albert interpreted the evi-
dence to the prisoner.
nom the evidence it appeared that the prboner lodged in
the homed Kr. Grade, of No. 76, Chartreet, Fits-
rriroPozo•Tfe grommerw, Vougeoe, also occupied •
room is the Ems hams About 6 o'clock in the afternoon
of the Est of Beptauber Yr. Gem& heard that Vengeou'a
roam had bean bream spa, and a ring stolen from •
(bower to the roms la about an hour afterward. the pri-
saw same bans, and the landlord's dater dravriag liar
father's altaatisa to a rusg the primer was wearing no
hie Auger, he was asked whew ha bed get it. He *ad it
to bin ; but on /dr. VOWS. Wag fetched he
the ring as belonging to him, and recently stolen
from hie room

Mr. Payne was about summing up the sue to the jury,
when it was masted to the presiding Mde by hi. Albert,
the interpreter, that there were some der- hie es to the pri-
soner's sanity, and that that fast win 0111111Maisated to the
committing magistrate aim stalled that the prisoner
pleaded gdlty to the charge, bat the nseghtesto considered
at better that the prisoner should be seat for trial, so that
all the bete might to inquired into.
Two witnesses were called, who expriteeed their opinion
that the prisoner was not of sound mind, we stating that
some time ago the primmer would persist la refusing to go
to work on a Wednesday morning, alleging that it was Sun-
day
.; and on another occasion be was very depressed la
spirits, and said that him father and mother were always
welling about Loudon in black olellies. barring him to be
dead. The second witness, the landlord of the house,
on me °masks) the prisoner, without the slightest provoca-
tioo, attempted to stab 'soother personin • coffeedionse,
and was only preveeted fnnu doing so by the shutting of •
door upon him. The knife with which he aimed the blew
penetrated two inches into the door. The prisoner had also
wild that four policemen wore constantly following him
about.

Mr. Payne said it was a gumption for the jury to consider
whether et the time the prisoner c,,inniitted this act he wee
in much a state of mind as to be responsible for his actions.
If he was not, then it would be their deity to acquit him on
the ground of insanity, and be would be prevented from
atmanittiog further mischief. If they thought, on the other
hand, that he Lein, what he was about, this it was per
belly clear that he was guilty.
The jury found the prisoner Nut Guiffil on the ground of
Mr. Payne said in that ease the prisoner would be de.
tamed during her Majesty's pleasure.
idirard Durali, 43, a linguist, was indicted for stealing
two gold watcher and a diamond ring, the property of Ed-
ward Hach. This prisoner was also tried by a mixed jury.
From the evidence it appeared that on the evesisg of
Wednesday, the 19th et lleptember, the primmer went into
the shop of the prosecutor, a watchmaker and jeweller,
carrying on business at No. 172, iihoreditch, and raked to
look at some gold watches, and two were shown to him by
Mn. Hach. He looked at them, and put them aside. He
then asked to look at a .11.1210041 and emerald ring, and two
were shown to him. He selected one of the rings, vales
riven viers, and one of the watches, value five guinea.,
and a hill was made out fur the two articles. He then re.
mmo/led that some person from the shoo might go with
him to Myddelton.street, as he wished to show his
wife both the watches. The watches, ring, sod bill
were then pecked up tags her, sad a boy was sent
with him, with isetructione to bring back one of the watches
and the moos y for the other watch and the ring When
they got to Myddeltonuerest the boy woe taken Into the
parlour, and as the prisoner was mainlining the watches he
brake one of the tames. He loft the room for the purpme,
as he said, of throwing away the broken glass ; but as he
did not return, after waiting for some time the boy returned
to his mistress minus the watches, ring, and money. The
lame amide* about 9 o'clock, the primmer entered the shop
of a Mr. Mouth, a watchmaker, in Newingtonmusevray, sod
producing a gold match without • glass, wished it to be
fitted with use. As the shop was about being closed he was
told that be eould not have it that night, if he wool I leave
it he might have it by 10 o'clock the neat morning, to which
he assented After the prisoner was gone the assistant
operand the are of the watch, sad there discovered the
priest* mark of Mr. Reek (the promicutor), to whom he
wee minted. He visited his relative, Mr. Hach, that
evening, when he was informed of the robbery, and it
immediately occurred to kiln that the watch left with him
that night was one of those which had bees Wolin. The
oast morning Mrs. Perth, moompenied by a policeman, went
to Mr. 8/JAW* shop, and an the prisoner cow* in and Wang
for the watch he was taken into a back room, and at ones
identified by Mrs. nach as the customer by whom she bad
loom visited on the previous day. He was then searched,
sad in his trousers pocket was found the diamond ring and
a duplicate for the other gold watch, which had been
pawned with Mr. Hawes, in lithitachapel road. In another
pocket was a bottle et laasilsonni, which the prisoner
attempted to swallow, bet was prevented from doing
He was then give, into custody, but on the way behaved in
a most violent macaw.
The prisoner crowezamined the witnesses, sad emir
phased that certain papas which might seriously implicate
parties is France had bees takes from him by the police,
although they had nothing whatever to do with the ease.
He was told by the magintrate (Mr. Boot) that he should
ban them, butt the pose refused to give them up.
Mr. Payne isquirei ad the poliewssa if the papers bad
'Vag he with Yes ems.
said am led not.
lb. glynkra°l.6lid bblist they bad ne tight to have hew taken
away MI an. The weans bed no right to make a puree oat

of the property of prisoners. Ho perfectly speed with an
okesnankei which had been mad* by Mr. Justice Pattems,
who wen allapither opposed to the wham& of
prisoners by tie police of evelythbg they bed
smoke width had nothing whatever to do hi
the aim
He should order the papers when of by the prisoner to be
placed in the hands of the dim et the House of Detention,
se Mat in the event of the prisoner being convicted he
might, at the expindion of his sentence, know where to
apply far than or to send for them.
The *foam read a keg written delesee, complain* a
good deal of the brutality be bad received at the bands of
the police, and asserting that he bad sent 10/. note by the
boy to pay for the articles, and that be had never accounted
far it.

The jury almost immediately found the Owner Ouilt r,.
Mr. Payne sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to
bard labour for two years.

NUEIIC AND DANCING LICIOOII2I.
The followinn is the list of the new application for
Senn for muse and music and dancing, and the results,
as eillidelly recorded on the flee of the court :
William Macdonald, the Windsor Castle, 27, nre,
refused ; Edward Roake, the Beseborough Arms,
refused; E. G. Alford, the Red Lion, King-street,
nest, mimed Henry Wilson, the Duke of AralM-
stalletteet, mimed ; William Hearn, the Hole-in-the-Wall,
Kidayetreet, granted far mune ; Miry Ana
Shaw, the Cooper's Arms, Hampdenetreet, Soiners-totrn,
application abandoned ; Jobs Ovens& the British Queen,
Ferdinand-street, granted ; Artie:John North, the Sealant
Castle, Union-street, St. Pancras, Wined ; m neon
Stephens, the Bull'. Head, Tottenhamootut-=4::
hued ; John Adams, the Duke of York,
=6.47fireensed ; W. Freeman, the Angel, No. 8,
t, Magnum withdrawn, to be re-
newed next year ; Henry Thomas Tumor, White Henn
Castle-etreet East, Marylebone, reined • Thomas James
Adams, St. George's Hall, Newmann/eel, Oxfindeneet,
refused; Joseph Pitt, Pitta Head, Hearynnet, panted for
music only ; Charles Alfred James, Amenably Roans, 160,
Edgware-rood, refused ; John Harrison, the Hope, 88,
Banner-street, St. Luke's, wonted ; John Giles, the Hop
Pole, 60, Bath-street, St. Luke's,granted ; Alexander Shaw,
Ross and Crown, Bunkill-row, granted ; Joseph Springett,
the George, Foster-bnildinp, Vaiterroesnreet, refused ;
Sarah Pugh, the Chequers, Providence-row, granted ;
Alfred Paradise, the Old Fountain, Baldwin-street, granted
Samuel Twopenny, the Pewter Platter, St. John-street,
Clerkenwell, refused ; Leopold Gillian, the Fox and French
Horn, Clerkenwell-green, grunted ; W. Field Morgue, the
Duke of York, Gloucester-street, granted ; Geage
Clarke, the Goldsmith's Arms, Little Satins
Clerkenwell, granted ; Jeans. Deacon, the Sir Hugh Myd-
dleton, New River Head, refused (this was an opposed case,
and the votes were 6 against and 5 for) ; Joke George
Bishop, the lundown Arms, Islington-green, granted;
John Cook &loon, the King'. Head, Lower-attest, granted;
John (Thorley Clarke, the City of Rome, Roman-road,
Islington,
ce
granted ; James Hollick Davis, the Pegasus
G Tavern, reen-lanes, Stoke Newington, granted for mimic
only for the house, not the grounds and gardens; William
King, the premises, 194, Whitechapel-mad, refused;
James Ward, the King's Arms, Road-side, Whitechapel,
refused (this applicant was Jem Ward, the well-known
ex-pugilist ; wassupported by Mr.
Sleigh, and op by Mr. Metcalfe on behalf of
the parish) ; Zebedes Wilcox, Eastern Saloon, 218,
Whitechapel-road, refund ; Thomas James Briby,
Bluecoat Boy, Doreetetreet, Christchurch, granted
Henry John King and Richard Fox, the Laurel Tree, Brick-
lane, granted ; Samuel Watkine, the Duke of Wellington,
Sheplierd-street, granted ; James Lewis Minton, the &kJ-
faced St.,ig, Worship-square, granted; William Walker,
the King's Arms, Church Fad, Shoreditch, granted; Ann
Goymour, the Fleur de Lis, Norton Pointe, refused ;
Miller, the Bannon Arms, De Beenvoir-road, granted ;
Edwin Hedges, the Stag, Brooksby- walk, Hwnerton,granted;
Charles Pottier, the Tyrell Arms, Church-street, Bethnal-
refused ; Richard Thomas Frederick Davey, the '
rra thampton Arms, Northampton-street, elanibridgereed,
granted; William Henry Whiter, the Earl of Aberdeen,
Grove-road, granted ; Thomas George Jones, White Hart,
Betlinagresu-road, grunted ; Daniel de Scurr, the
Three Crease, Mlle inroad, refused; John Dumbrill,
the Besionont Arms, Whin-horse-lane (no answer);
Atomism Hudson, the Prendergast Arms, fit Leonard's-
nod, Brendey,_ granted ; Alfred Edward Hubbard, the
ewe: Arms, Upper North-street, Poplar, panted ; Henry
Join" the Victory, Providence-place West India-road,
; Charles Dunk, the Eastern Motel, corner of the
East and West India Deck-raids, refused ; Joseph Aley, the
Nook's Ark, Narrow-street, Batcliff, refused ; Michael
Cooke, the Gunboat Saloon, High-street, Shadwell, rs
fumed ; William Wortbam, the Marquis of Wellington,
High street, Shadwell, witbdreen ; Wilhelm Rohn, the
White Hart, Kennington-street, refused; Henry Sehrt, the
Sugar Loaf, Bett-street, fit. George's East, refused ;
Ouslow, the Mallard Arms. Grove-street, Commit:7X
road, refused ; John Edward Allen, the Odell Anna, •
Park-walk, Kennington, granted ; Charles Lahee, the
Vestry Hall, King's-road, Chelsea, granted (music
and dancing) ; Thomas Clayton, the Windsor Castle Hotel,
Bing street, Nammenadth, granted; Joseph B. Hawkins,
the Edmonton Grammar School, granted ; George Beckwith,
the White Hart lan, High-road, Tottenham, granted ;
fisand Visa (commonly knows as Sam Collins), the
Upper We in Harp, the Hyde, Hendon, refused ; Wil-
liam Perkin Warner, the Old Welsh Harp, near the Hyde,
Headoq greeted (music only); William Ruston, Brantford
Tows Hall, granted (mule and dancing) ; Richard
Coombes, the Cireybound Hotel, Hampton Court, granted;
Hoary Bullock, Hounslow Town Hall, granted.

OALDWILL'ef AMLIIRLT BOOM, SOHO.
The license for music and dancing for three rooms was
granted to Mr. John Caldwell, on a new application. it wee
refined last year on the ground that he had made use of it
to do that which strictly he might to hays bad an excise
license to do, in providing refreshments. This it was under-
stood would nut be attempted again, end the court granted
the fall lianas.
TEN yaw PRILHAMOWIC NALL, uturrarox.
A music &ease was granted in the names of Frederick
Sanders and Edward Lacey to the greet new music hall,
nearly opposite the Angel, at Islington.
The counsel engaged in many of the cams were Mr. Met-
calfe, Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Tindal Atkinson, Mr. Poland, Mr.
Norman, and Mr. Garrey.
The whole of the business, which comprised no less than
421 applications, was disposed of with the greatest regu-
larity, sad the arrangernenta leads by the often for the
convenience of the public wars admirable.