The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
An 111-looking fellow, mod Me Nemo, was brought
before the Lord Mayer ma a minuet, charged as follows :
Caroline Renew, the wife at the prisoner, said that he had
left her for shoat six weeks prior to the 6th of June, when
be returned home and began to shun her. and(she ocailaned)
"be look my bey's boots from his feet, and Maimed
upon esrrying theca away with him. After a
straggle I took the boots from him, and my SCS
was p to his work. lie has subjected
me to Ilkreetimat ever slues I have been married to him,
shoat istess years. Ha has bees a drunkard all his life-
time, and has never den anything to stt;port ha family.
I have eve 'indent by. him."
' The Lord Mayor— nieces, what ere ?
Primmer—l am a gambler, and get my living by attending
rams. I was at Ascot races Ism, and she bullied me because
I did not bring any looney home, and the resets of that wee
that I wee not lucky.
The Lord Mayor—l shall make you protect end mid:atilt
your wife and family.
Cosoplalnant—l want nothing of him; I 0•17 went him to
go away from me, and not annoy me for the future.
Prisoner—She had two children before we were startled.
The Lord Mayor—l suppose they were yours; were they
not

—lrlsoner—Not is Iknow on. (Laughter.)
The Lord Mayor—lt is your duty to take care of yore
family. Your occupation shows what you are. You get
your living by trying to dint other people. A man who
remakes hie wife and family for weeks together, and then
goes horn and tskas hie child's shoes off his feel, Is • bad
fei:ow Indeed. I shall oall upon you to find one security in 61.
to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for one month,
and, when you come out of prison. if you neglect your wife
I shall canes you to be apprehended again.
thPrisoner —She km Nand me out two or throe times before
is.

The Lord Mayor—And Ma marred you right. (Laughter.)
If ever your wife becomes chargeable on the wish, you •ill
have to montain her, and will be brought her. spin.
The prisoner we' they coarsafttcd tor a munth in default
of finding a surety for him good behaviour.

GUILDHALL.
DIPTUILDINO A CONOZEOATION.

Sarah Demand was placed et the bar before Mr. Alderman
emgregation of Si. Andr
flaucurnu, charged with bein's, g
oldrunk, and diaturbing the
ew 'Hborn.
Poliee-constable 282 said—About hell-pat 3 yesterday
aftersooe I was called Into St. Andrew's church, Holborn-
bill, where I found the prisoner, drank, earl creating a dis-
tur hence, by which the eerrioe was very mach interrupted.
With greet difficulty I got her to the stetion-boost, where
elan was exceedingly violent.
Prisoner—l was rather drunk, but I thought I was not
doing wry berm hi the church.
Algoma Baloreons—What had you had to drink?
Primer—Two or three drops of rum, air, which I had
duet eight cc nitre in the morning.
flehemose—Was it at • public-bones you got
th;=:_
Tee. dr.
Aldermen illaiewnwo—There is information. policemen,
for yes se est apes, for if public-houses were dosed on
Sunday merubs ihey should be, persons like the pri-
soner world eel be ebb to get drank by the afternoon.
Prleseer—l de met know which bogie it wee, for a wagon
took are These. I 111/~ WIN turned out of a church before.
Alderman lialemene—Well, se you have been locked up
all Digit I will /barge your title time; but, remember, you
will be harem sew, sod it brought here again you will be
punier= evenly.
ereardiegly.

CLIRIINWELL.
ornament s v ICIDE.

• empeteehir•dramed ace. 111110 gam the name et Arm
KA" spd 42, a Irmo lelleetir maker, was placed at the bar
hire Mr. Tyirldtt, charged rids attempting to mark
Weide by meth. b throat with • rear. at hie rmiderem
rrkead-aerges, Idiglea, ea September 11.
Item the ("Waco pollerometable Gems,
rss RP:milt the dm la garden he wee called to dr beset
id the Stabeibmi, mil head Ida Mere with a frighttal pub
to W Ilerea• • eragesa who rue to estardeme dreamt
the award, irmdel a rumor to the and directed that
the ibirleme abeeld be coaveyed te the tal. The de-
ftest at the tiro .ace v maelt embed, sad admitted
that ho ha ced by throat He ode this takes be the hospi-
bomb tal, whew he had bra coo d bed aril dr prised amnia&
the Solhailegre Meads wire la attordsace to take Mat
_ _

The defendant, who seemed to feat his parities very
soubly, said he was very sons for what he hid dons, bat
procalsed, if discharged, that the like should met occur again.
fdr. Tyrwhitt said it was very painful to es* a person like
the defendant charged with the offence of eel: murder. Hs
would new diembarspe bite, basing that what be (the daten-
lent) had undergoes tumid bee suflioient poniehmeat.
W MTheee& defendant Weaned his worship and loft the coact with

A Skye correspondent writes to (Inverness Com-
er) as follows —" Vins-Ctimmellor Stuart, about two
mesh' ago, onooantored a severe gel* in tits Misch in his
yacht. which was partially disabled, on his way to shooting
quarters at Torridoti, but fortanatsly took shelter in Ban-
tam Harbour. Tbs worthy vine-chancellor passed a night
under tonvas in a small island protecting the harbour."
On Saturday forenoon Lord Bury, M.P., J. A.
Rosbnok, Faq., Sir Heaketh Fleetwood, Bart., J. 0.
Lever, Esq., and other a,narors of the Atlantic Royal Novi-
team Compton arrived in Detain. They ars to leave to-
day (Hogiday) for Ciolway, to see off the Paeltle., and otainilt
Moro so to the bet tarns of giving full effect to the new
line of Tnussatiaatio packets. Lord Bary. who is accom-
panied by Lady Bury, will praresd to New York, and from
Asses to Cassia. His lordship will sail in the Pacillo to-
morrow.

The Mayor of Melbourne attended a meeting of
the Celtic Lodge, is Edinburgh, on Friday night, when he
was stalling a member al that lodge, and wm presented with
their emb!entatk clothing. He expreamd his high gratifica-
tion with the preerntation, and the pleasure he aheold Lave
ia commending the working of the lodge, as observed by him,
on his return to Aletralia.

The STADE DVES.—HAMBURD, Orr. B.—TL.
English government has transmitted a note cramming the
reheat of Hanover to Wats, u once ea possible, its proposi-
tions relative to the abolition of the Stade dues on the Elbe.

Two o'CLooi.
In the railway share market to-day the movement
is principally confined to Caledonian and Great
Western stocks. The former has risen 1 per cent.,
being now quoted 861 to 87. The latter hes
advanced 1 per cent., standing now at 63 to
Other stocks are generally steady at Saturday's
ratty. London and Na-th-Western stock is
quoted 911 to 92; Midland, 981 to 99; being
very firm ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to ;
London and South Western, 961 to t; Great
Northern, 28 to / per share ; and Pastern Counties,
121 to S.
In foreign and colonial railway shares little bad-
nese has been done, sad there is no important altera-
tion in prices. Lombardo-Venetian shares are firm,
and are marked 61 prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam
aro also inquired for. The scrip of the Cape Town
Railway and Dock Company is ofilcially marked
and prem.