The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(TIIIB DAY.)

MANSION•HOCS&
THE IMIGSMOOD MURDER.

Prairie* A•gust &Lomas•, • Gorman, who was
brought up as Saturday last, charged with being in a home
in Unioereourt, Bromt-street, with intent to commit a felony,
•ad whq it warn bore such • strong resemblance to •
man named Johann Karl Frans, was spin placed at the
he,.

The prisoner said he could not speak English, and Yr.
Alderman Humphrey, who at for the Lord Mayor, asked
his, through the interpreter, where he came from, how
keg he bed bees is Leadora, and when he had resided
Awing hi slay? fisemwered„ also through the interpreter,
that hi. aeti►. plea wen a place called Konigstein, in
easeeky, that be had bees letigiag in a number of places, but
the °say ose he scald recollect was 4s, Wentworth-street,
WhitechapeL

Sergeant Spits! then said that he had been directed by
Inspector Hamilton to make inquiries to ascertain if the
prisoner was the maa described iu the " hue and cry " as
Mews Kati Raw wbowas suspected of being one of the
murderers al Na Halliday at K ingswocd. He had rear.
Yid that the prisooer was lodging at eft, Wentworth.
street, aid bad communication with the authorities at
Seigete, and emend perigee bed identified him as we of
the two sewn TWA were sew in Kingwood after the murder.
Swparlateindend °award, of Reigate, produced a war-
ned for the appirebehrion of nuts, mod mid he believed the
primer to be the man.

Dlr. Alderman Humptbary raked if then was anyone
mann to Moat* Kira, and Mr. Coward ndd Yaws via
sot, bat d be van again .amended wino= maid produce

TM 'rimer was aerediagly._

11111DIDO011 JAW= OD TIN FOWL
flown Tracey, a pewerfully•built yang fellow, who la
desuelleed es the taw el Gelhaleso, sod who he. her
lo embed, allall Ihne s dem time he manlts a the
w breoght op so mama by Peheaassateble
ease Hughasemso, 163 0, «d the wanesteMese• d the
emet, doused with uolowtelly smultlas.Paismanotehle
Thome Lahore is the eassaiso a .
The pram, wee spprehendad this ea he me I
hoviejm.te.llesse of Operation, where he hal hese amilead
robbery. The assault Aesephined sf
eplel me hr beak is the 24th et Rank kat. T.
=mma making e diturbeace le Gebkalaa and
arsh bed assembled. Poluemenstehle Leganso, with
the mielsose of polheamilable Them Issa, sommeled
is airris my the stela and when Lathers asked the
era go away he retneed, Ansa his a violent blow
l kneeked 81.
lash sad hiss dem. intik the amiable
wee so the mad he was very sweatily hated, as wee ass
the alms elostabie. The esosh if the lain is Lytham
wee very mime, he hag Amelia,. repass% sod as the
la list for two moths, sane fast he i low aw.ll, ad
will be ruptured for We. The prime st the thee mensold
to mesa, but tare me who tesk put im as any were
apprehended and samalled ler trick am a 611111 being m-
ama a des amithi, nod the sib., to three mothe
isprimassiat with had lame. The primmer has begs
seara the. in rsle4 fee amielle se lie pahe rd
mass, sad she fa
The primer aid hew nei the moo whop emohed the
polies, bat be elheold as.,. his defame.
Kr. rilltysteart ail it we • vary bad somat, and tally
eamaitted the pigs., is the miser fee mid.

LAYBETII.
• eeteLUILT
Pam.! De" a lebeerer, eaggoyed at the exteesive
latewy of Kam Muldellay ked Field, was charged beim
the Hoe. O. C. Nortek with committing a savage mask
es his wife.

The wife, a vesielhedloskiag woman. with • squalid
Weed is bar area. when were, said that the evening
bakes, ea her behead etwelsg hese from Ida work, he eon-
deseed alresbg her and armed bee et haw est inskiag
Lena 4 stresside Is her ceildred, bed she desied it sad
told he. Es had set been frees head Hs repeated that
she 114,
_sad kopek her dews sad Nuked her violently.
Ms mid ask del • countable erne is, ead sees is tke
Clesiof the taker be knocked her down • mead Was.
e wilaseedelbeir add that the had been aMlpi le *tag
hoe boalsoil to this wart before far violent adealls apse
ere bob it was set her wish to prow the preesst sharp
Mid
Pasendalie Premed Dees, 311 1., stated that es the
eeseidi. heeds he was es duty sear Chinadqedrie sad
bearing the Grim of • female, sales yin to the slese frets
whines tidy promoted, he maw tie Frieder and his wife
tared* • wiedow. sad maw the fanner skit* the LAN •
vielest blow which knocked her clews, ad Ikea kick her.
He took the primmer into custody, sad the wigs was is seek
a state of exhaustion from the isisrles ors hr by
the prisoner. that it wee deemed socesstry to mad Mr toed.
Thema:. Hospital.
In reply to the magistrate.
The witacem said tk.t both the primmer sad him wife ap-
pend to be perfectly sober.
Yn Oakes, the female searcher, said she had just
etanikeed the peruke of Yrs. Hal • ',and found her in • shock.
ins state, mad sneered almost all over with black and blue
marks of injury. evidently caused by violent kicks, sad the
akin was removed from • part of her back evidently by
similar violence.

A certificate from the hospital ocetfirmeil the testimony
of the last witness. _

primmer- is reply to the charge, declared that his
wife was •• drunken ao4 worthless woman, awl spent the
whole of his wages instead of proeidiog newsier's' for
him awl her children. He further said that she had fro-
gamily hod relief from this smut, mid spent it all in drink;
sail *rem es Saturday night WS she stole the money he
bail oared to pay rent oat of his pocket, sad *peat
Mr. Norton obewved that all this was • taws that the
prisosar shook* separate hula his wife, sad set hill her, sod
committed bile to are atooth's hard labour.

Rrnri SeflooL.—Yeatetslay the triennial dinner
of old Rusbicans took place at Willie's Rooms, under the
presidency of Mr. Thomas Hughes, the wet:Aroma author
of " Tem Brown's School deys." Tuesday, the anneal
speech-day at the echoed, was notable for the un
large gathering of old Rugby men. The exhibitionenlith
year are Mown. Hammond, Cobden, Stennett. °Myer,
limdchison, and Cope. The most noteworthy IXOSSIMI fat
which prizes were awarded wero Mr. George Mahony'd Greek
"iambics," and Mr. A. Beleogton's poem on "Central
Africa." The usual recitations, which were from Ariatee
phases, Cicero, tiberidan, Goldsmith, and Moller., were
much applauded ; by far the best being the performance of
Mr. Cobham and Mr. Barber in the scene from holier*.
Dr. Temple spoke most feelingly of the CIOCOVI obtained by
the Reesman at the universities. and of the continued
popularity of the school. as evinced by the fact that there
me three times as many apphoatioos for admission to the
embed as me be complied with within the next year and
tom Awaljesibe cowlADV_lwaseet at the were
the Earl el high, Sir T. Skipwith. Bart.. the Vim
Arebtlesom Sandford, B.D. end Lady &skies. Lady
Balsam. Gemmel Vicars, tie. C. H. Braceliridee,
ha. A challis'', cup has been given to the school fee the
best rife shot, by au old Ltughese, Mr. Bentley.