The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1861.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAT.)

.t R LBOROUGHWREET.
A C A•C Of XMAS= toonm.
Namara Kratint, a young WOMAN was charged with
stealing • quantity .if wearing apparel, the priperty of
are 1% dson, the wife of • isoaclsomn, living in Kingetreet,
Soho.

Casten, 129 F, said be wished the prisoner discharged, as
since Abe had been given into custody he had found that
she wee not the person that stole the articles. She was
thou discharged and Seem% Hay.-ruft,the real thief, placed in
the lock, awl evidence was given that she left the parcel with
Mr. lloueyboll, a r'dfee•house keeper, and that prisoner
net railing for it be opened it, nod finding wet linen inside
be gave the bundle to a countable.
Mrs. M'ilsori identified the articles, and seal the prisoner
cation to her from the Servants' Houle, but had been very
unsteady.
Fitzgerald, 3,4 li, said prisoner admitted leaving the
bundle at Mr. floneytelr., and that she had a key that
Op 4. nod presecutrix s door.
The magistrate sail that through the prisoner's onednet
ae innocent WOMS4 bail been locked up all eight. She
would he committed for four months' hard labour.

eaatell,l29 F, explained that on learning that the articles
bail been stolen from Mrs. Wilson, be took Keating to Mr.
Hooeyball to see if she could identify the things, sod Mr.
If orieyball stating that Keating had left the bundle, be took
her into custody.
The magistnite, having remarked that Keating was
Bien into custody through the blundering of Mr. Hooey-
1, said that Keating left the court without a stain on her
character, and ordered her • sovereign from the poor-box,
awl recommended Mr. Hoosyball to 110 lama] to her.
hubsequently Mr. Huserball gave her a half•sovereign.

MANSION-MOUSE.-BANQUET TO nut JUDGES.

Lest evening the Lord Mayor gave the usual
banquet to the Judges and principal members of the English
bar. The eetertainment took place in the Egyptian-ball,
and among those present were the Marquis of Clauricarde,
Marquis and Marehionem of Nom:l*(l6y, Earl of Chichester,
Right Hon. Lord lionteagle, Lord and Lady Rayleigh,
Lord Porttnan, Lord and Lady Wensleydale, Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas and Lady Me, Lord Chief
Baron sad Lady Pollock, the Master of the Bolls for ire-
land, Vice.Chancollor Sir W. and Lady Page Wood, Mr.
Justice and Lady Wightroan, Mr. Justice and Leidy Hill,
Mr. Justice and Lady Vaughan Williams, Mr. Justice and
Lady Bytes, Mr. Justice and Lady Keating, Mr. Baron sad
Lady Chanuell. Mr. Conimasiouer OenMurk Mr. Com-
missioner Nichols, the Attorney-Genera far Ireland, the
Solicitor-General and Lady Atherton, the Solieitor-Oseeral
for Ireland, Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P., Mr. Serjeant
and Mrs. Shoe, Mr. Serkiant Merewether, Mr. Serjeant
Pigott, Mr. fierjeuet Ballantine, Mr. Serjeriat Parry, Mr.
Serjesnt and Mrs. Petersdorff, Hon. A. Liddell, Q.C.,
Hon. G. C. Norton, Hon. F. Cadopa, Has. F. K and
Mrs. Wortley, Hon. G. Denman, XP.. and Mn. Daman,
Mr. Kenyon Parker, Q.C., and Mn. Parker, Mr. R.
Mama, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Itoundell Palmer, Q.C., and Lady
Laura Palmer, Mr. P. T. O'Malley, Q.C., Mr. Mellor,
Q.C., M.P., Mr. Edward James, Q.C., Mr. Montague
Smith, Q.C., Mr. Ormond, Q.C., Mr. %will, Q.C., M.P.,
sad Mrs. Boon], Mr. John Look., Q.C., M.P., and Mrs.
Looks, Mr. Buddhas:in, Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., sad Miss
Leek, Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. L P. Price, Q.C., Mr.
Coleridge. Q.C., Mr. Carswell Leigh, M.P., sad Mrs.
Leigh, Mr. M'Connick, M.P., Mr. Ennis, M.P., Mr. Wm.
Murray, M.P., Mr. W. Cony, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Tennyson
D'Eyiscoest, Mr. Barker, Mr. Knox, Mr. Elliott, Mr.
Yardley, Mr. Conlin, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Safe, Mr. Wool-
rych, Mr. Teaill, le.

NEW R400,11D-ECNOOL CHURCH AT KENTISH.

TOWN.

Yesterday the ceremony of the public opening of
a newly-erected " raggedeclicul church for the district of
Holy Trinity, Haverstoth-hilL, was performed, under the
presidency of the Lord Bishop of London, in the presence of
a erowdea and fashionable co!agregatioo. The building,
which is of very. modest pretensions, and is situate in Fords-
nand-place, ItimpeteatLroad, was very neatly decorated
with gap and shields emblazoned with unions/ bearings ;
in the interior soul outside were statiooed the children of
the ragged schools, headed by • very juvenile drum and fife
band easeposed of the elder boys, who were attired in yellow
blouses sad scarlet caps. The Bishop of London was eup-
Mriidby Lord Ebary, Mr. Hanlairy, M.P., the Rev. Chas.
,incenstiest of Holy Trinity, Mr. JoestPayise, and a
of number the local chew and gentry.
having bees opened br prayer the right rev. prelai'vmee2
dressed the assembly, and observed that ft wen se epoch in
the history of this country to gad the deep sympathy which
wee now excited amongst all dames of the community for
the morel and intellectual culture of the vary poorest of our
fellow .creatures ; end if anything was calculated to advance
that object it was the erection of these places of worship
subsidiary to the church. This was comparatively a new
movement, but its incalculable edveatagea had already been
so manifest that he was happy to say it had met with the
cordial sympathy and support of her Majesty the queer;
who had given a large subscription for this particular ob-
ject. The erection of that building was one of the effects of
an extension of the parochial system in the almost over-
grown parish al St. Pancras, and be believed it was bearing
its fruits ia orrery other locality. The right rev. prelate
announced that, through the rinusifieeme of Mr. Joseph
lithendale, who, in addition to VIM previously subscribed
by himself and family, had not a further donation of 200 f.,
the building had been completed, but it would require
sliest 300 f. more for fittings to fully adapt it to church
=7The meeting wee addressed by Lord Ebuliatt
, M.P., Mr. Joseph Payne, sad others.
having been accorded to Mr.
_Bazaelahl, to the bishop, east
others, others, the proesediase 11111111dastai.

ATLANTIC soraz MAIL arzAir PACKET
corral►!—gala DAY.)

This day an extraordinary meeting of proptietors
wag sailed d the Leaden Tavern, for the purpose of eessi•
der* and esnanniag swain prossedtaip sad reaoht.
time agreed to at a erestiag or the Nib Mara lest.
After weiti however, for • owasidwable thee, a sulkiest
amulet of Adore bed set weeembied to cosetitate a
legal movting, sod the eheinues (Kr. lIsItooroo) slated
that, under the cireemetaaces, it weshl bo otoomay to
adjourn. The meeting was eawedindly adjourned far a
week.

&ICU 1% A Currie.—The .S7tejjield Daily Tele-
yrapA —" We regret to announce that on }Why
evening a chrumstance of a paieful aid suiting nature cc-
eerverl at Hengler'e eetablishment. burin his engagement
at tids popular place of amusement, Kr. Dim Castello
bad been exhibiting his beautiful and highly.trained home
Darevers, and a ponderous buffalo, which he bought on the
givairise of America, and which the Indians hail named
) y•Bew Thunder, after Doe of their chiefs. who was of huge
. order to provide against accident in the event
ofPmatr.ffalo turning violent, Castello held the animal by a
rope, which was fastooed to a hook through its nose, and
whesever it exhibited symptoms of obstinacy he applied
a whip. On Friday evening the buffalo gave evidence of
more than ordinary stubbornness, and did not perform
mine of the customary tricks, and when it came to that
part of the programme at which it Arndtl leap over a num-
ber of bars placed against the side of the arena, it cleared
one, and then, in the twinkling of an eye, turned upon Cas-
tello, and knocked him down. It fell heavily upon him, and
attempted to gore him, but Castello, being an active and
powerful rose, struggled to free himself, and succeeded in
avoiding much of the injury which would otherwise have
been iellictoil on him. The home of the brute struck se-
veral times against the ails of the arena, and tore down some
portion of the red cloth co,ering. The utmost alarm was
I created iu the place, and great fear* were entertained for
Castello'. safety. The audience, which was very largo,
weaned sod shouted, and several people ran out of the
place. At length Castello succeeded in escaping from his
powerful assailant. and jumped into the boxes. The buffalo,
on losing its victim, immediately ran out of the 'treat the
same way that it had entered, and order was soon afterwards
restored. On inquiry, we are informed that Castello wax
not dangerously hurt, that he was able to walk to • cab, and
that the moat serious injury is a wound in the fierily pert
of one of his legs."
Dewriturri ve Fie es. —Last night, between the
hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, a fire, attended with a consider-
able loss of property, happened on premises belonging
to various persons, amongst whom were Meows. Clarke,
town carriers; Messrs. South and Monk, deem svw mill
proprietors, kr., situate in Nelaomstreet, Bermondsey. The
primedy covered an immense space of ground, stretching in
one direction about 100 feet and in another 70 feet, adjoiu-
log which was a range of stalling in which were several
hones. The discovery wag made by a person living oppo-
site, who at once raised an alarm end sent off for proper
assistance. In the course of a few minutes severs! engines
of the parish std Leaden Brigade atteuded, limier the per-
mogul superintendent* of Mr. Braniwoud and Mr. Hender-
son, the chief offioer of the 1) district, mail a good supply
of water baring been obtained, the firemen stet their engines
to work, and copious streams were thrown upon and into
the blazing premises, in spite of which the work of devasta-
tion continued. The firemen by dint of great perseverance
managed to get the fire somewhat under by midnight, but
there seemed no probability of getting it entirelyeztieguished
until an advanced hour this day. It is understood
that the principal sufferers were insured. Teeter-
day morning, between one and two o'clock, the in-
habitants of Suffolk-street, High.street, Borougb, were
amused from their slumber' by the springing of policemen's
rattles, sod loud cries of " Fire !" In the coursed a few
minutes it was found that the premises of Mr. Edward Bee-
field, oil and colour merchant, were on fire, and st the time
of the disaster four persons were sleeping therein. These
were saved, however, by fire emotes ; and owing to the
prompt atteadoone of the engines the fire was extinguished,
though not till it lad done a good deal of mischief. The
sufferer was insured.