The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-30 00:00:00

SERIOUS CIIARGII AGAINST A JULIET.
William Bryan was charged before the Monmouth
enegiarates on Saltuday ,= .lEvans, the owner of vsa
Eyck, " foe that he did y set on are the boa or
stall which contained Van Eyck for the purpose of injuring
the home." Bryan rods Blue Bell for Mr. Evane at the
Chippenleam Stakes, and during the race his leg came is
contact with one of the flagstaffs, which diewounted him, and
Vend the mare Um do reeiliat. On Bryan applying for hi
he on Friday night, Mr. Evaise, thinking that through
the boy's carelemoms hie mare had loot the ram ',-
famed to give him anything, upon which, it le
that Bryan remarked, " Then 1 will do maw
ttargdior you." Bryan, and a lad named Welley, had
the charge of Mr. Soethey's homes Leo and Can
Fatima, for whore each of them had ridden in the rouse
of the meeting. These hones were located at the Angel, ae
were Van Ey. k and Blue Bell. AU four horns were in
adjoining boxes. Mr. Souttley's were separated from Mr.
Evana's by a Wong partition, with a gangway through, but
which was stopped up by an old naikd.up door, at the top
and bottom and at the side of which were apertures. Bryan
and Welley got up early on Saturday morning to prepare
their homes for the journey homewards, and used a candle
in the stable, as it warn dark. Am Walley. according to hie
statement on oath, wee leading his mare, Cara Fatima,
out of the amble. Bryan called hie attention to a an
la the neat boa, Vaa Eyck's, and be went and looked
the awrices, and eaw the stable in arms.
The did sot give any alarm, but preceded
M mike their serape, with their hones, from the impending
danger; immediatel afterwards cue of the honebeepers of
the egabliehmeut t the Bre, gave the &ism, broke
open the door, and thin sew Van Eyck in the midat of the
an, which waa meting fearfully around him, from his hind
heels to his laetrile. The horse was rescued m soon as pos-
sible. Nothing but eirionsetaatial evidence was adduced, the
strougrat point being the threat to Mr. Evans. The horse
I. not expected to navies away days. The boys departed
with their hon., but, from the ellepleketeleee• of the &Aar,
a policeman we. sent after them, sad brought them back.
Bryan was emocuitted to take bee trial at the mixt aware, but
the magistrates offered to take bail for his appeannce to the
mewl el 2001. for himself, and two sureties of 1001. each.

Tur Sea %norm. Twonttts IR LEIDS.—The two
Rumen gun preeentad be the imparatias of Leeds, by Led
Priam ware, ea Ifiereiay, illeanted on • els am W
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YEMw Is the pampa, ef about 60,000 pernan The
Marled he se the Lead* Cournhoue a
itrilafer on. o'clock. It was headed by the sth
Dragoon Guard., attended by their land, end these
were followed by the two 36-pounder guns from
fleheeleped which had bees mounted op wherries by
• 111~.. Fenn, carriers, of Leeds, and acre teatefully
areamented with-flage and evergreens, after the fmbion of
W military WOW No metal in the neighbouring country
of Prance. A dog of the wolf breed. which had been brought
hy the Dragoons from Sebeitopol. attended the mareh of the
rZAs he had ben gaily 4Ni:tested nth ribbons, and
.i beton wee generally known, he attracted • large
above of stlestion. The mayor, corporation, and magiency
ef Leeds, tellowed in about to carriage*, and there .co also
pneent, 0. 8. Beecrofi, Req.. one of the borough member',
A battery of the Royal Artillery, having aiit guns, am the
nest in the roomier ; sad them were *preceded by the
Norwich Usius lin Brigade. the Leeds and Yorkshire
Brigade, and a number of private gentlemen on bonnet*
led le caniegem. The net crowd of people on the moor wee
the Sane of a square, the fourth side being oorii-
Z7l in the
hundreds of invited goons.. Ihe troops and
corporation occupied the quadrangle, when were oleo placed
the two Rumen pane. After the gum had been Owed in
paean, the mayor (I. Ilutterill, E.q) suldrteet4l • few
words to the mat amemblage on the object whkh had brought
them together, and al., adverted to the great difference
between the late lluaatan war and the newel control with
the issibbarbarians of India.. The band of the Dregoom
thee struck up the National Anthem, the gene of the battery
fired • !cyst salute, luta duo the foam went through a
twiny of *volutions. At 4 o'clock, about 100 gentlemen
who he& sedeted in the inauguration of the 'tures guna
wars ratirateed to • cold collation in the Ifimie-hall, by the
Mayer of Lad..
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