The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-11 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

THE PICCADILLY SALOOX.-111070C11 PTIOCZEIHNOS.
Manes Bader, an auctionses porter was charged be. Mr. Tyntbitt with y and forcibly attempting to
enter 1211, Piccadilly (the heutdilly lialocal, and with at-
tempting le provoke a Mash of the poor.
Mr. Peek and Mr. Myriad Lewis, al Hint Marlborough.
MUM, appeared for the eseephdeant and some of the cre-
ditors ; arid Mr. E. L Levy tee the defendant.
Mr. look he_ Mg opened the ease, called
Mr. John Goodiin who ankl—l wee In ponessioa of the
Piccadilly Wm, sod now hold it for creditan. Yesterday
the defect ant, accompanied by about twenty or twenty-6es
persona, the defeeibuit having a sledge hemmer, surrounded
the pima about 3 o'clock. Several of them had crowbars.
and the defendant was the most feraddable, saLin he
would get is, aid poling pest de Insparder (Mr. Hold se
and two argon* sad neap ell the twee he could. He
also and he bad the Cu. tress Mr. Levy, the solicitor, sad
Mr. Csonaa. The Merlins imenered at the door and
Eve or six others did the same thing. Thelloor did sot
give way, and the inspenor colored the defendant to be
taken into custody. Mr. Levy our enleidegirlsg order.
By Mr. Levy—You ware outside. The defendant had a
Unarm aid some of the others crowbars. Mr. John Abra-
hams and Mt. ileadmes were out then. Neves or eight of
my men were attired, and eouW net plinewing to the limb.
Mr. Levy—Had you not shut up lie home to prevent
Mr. Mayer, who holds the bill d ado gsMing peresseion ?
11r. Tyrwhitt—That gemetion seal Nei he anewered. I
am out gang le try any geeelinn et rigK
Mr. ereil (by Mr. Levy)—Only illeteminC bad •
hammer. lam the bankrept In lids ease.
Yr. Levy—Hare you not tuned Mr. Mayeee men ens?
Mr. Tyrwhist—Ell eat hen M. 111 take is eapinsee
of any rights vsbaiever. 171 ti ne gueencin of nein
Mr. Lavy—Tbere in a bill et sale in exiiimee. Mr.
Mayer has a bill of rale, signed by Mr. Cr...dared, ghinglim
power to break lino the plane and take the goods.
Mr. Tyrwhitt—l agaia ay, emu if the bill et sale says
anything about breaking open the doors. I'll sat try any
qmtion of bill flask.

• 31kWortiet;c1 (7; Mr. Levy)-111r. Lewis and Xr.Pook ars
joist solicitors under the bankruptcy. TM polies Sea the
defendant into custodj. I alien/anis signed the sisesp-
@best, but I did not sa7 that I signed is for Mr. Manna,
the trade assignee. 14, hen 1 fouuti the house was Debased
I sent for 9r. Lewis's clink.

Sergeant Harrison was c led, bat did not state that he
saw any hemmer in the defetelardb head.
In &sewer to Mr. Look, the sergeant said there was a
Urge treed about the) sad the place was quiteob,
stiactel, wore thee 101), bslag there.
Sir. Levy said it was a Monona paceeding towards JILL
Ma, cr. *he held the bill et sale aad had advanced HUM
tea the faraday& He caeinaded Yr. °oedema bad no right
there sail said reouguieed the amigares.
After candidata.
Mr. Tyrwhilt said be sbeadd not take into consideratices
any of the swathe= igradwed an the case, but should
call on the dikadaag he lad erne but in IW., acid a promise
met he men ON lihnee dray be no repetition of the
Adair.

11r. lesposler Webb mil a• paw *ere prepared to
answer for that part el theatellar.

JAMG9 BIONEItts, Ram Aiunr.—For the third
time wit hie a comparatively lialbsdl period, Junes Bluefield
Itu.h, sou of the uotorioas im euetudy. darted
with breaking into the d►dlirti-botw at Charles Bradfield.
auchoun to the R. W. W. Andrews, et Hethersett, ea
Suod.iy, the let imt. Fuotrisarks corrugated* with Rush's
boot. were found o tiler the window of lotradtield's
unit the prieoaer was seem close by about the time of the
►obbery. tin %dunley he was brought up at the Caatle for
ttaminetion, sod remanded fur fortherfoquiry. —Burr aid
Ntorrids Par.

Learu
;KnV Pitt-AMC AClD.—Yesterday ILRANC-
noon Mr. Brent, dimity comeer, held an invailigatioa
at the Manelon Tartan. Carlton-mad, Kentish-tom,
teaching the death of Francis Robert Smith Upjohn, wbo
expired suildeuly i.O Friday morning last. liasoali Upjolis,
409, Carlton.ro.,d. said deceased was bar fattier. He was
49 years of age, sad was &meekest to • sargeos. The Let
time else as. him alive wee ea Monday week. He came to
the door to ask bow her mamma ma. He did Dot come is.
He was going to see a patient. Hs was not very well. He
completed of being tired. Dimmed did not Ilya at home.
On Friday morning a inemse use brought to the house that
her fattier was deed. He had told bar that he bed heart
disease. He had bees @abject to ate; hat witmesis never
heard hin, threaten to take away his life. She never
thought him imam. Margaret ileum residing at
Viciimit's, 8, Welliagtoe-rued, the boom is which deceased
heed. proved loft( deceased dead in bed on Friday morn-
ing, and that Use was a bottle ea the boor aloes to the bed.
David Finale% aurrecie. of 8, Weillagtoerroad, said de-
osamisre habits weer regular when be Arne came to be his
asemlest, het latterly be appeared stupid at times, sad wit-
ass bad seamed him of beam drank, which be denied is
tole Me admitted, however, taking laudanum Witnon's
cAida was that be miaht bays takes the poisom by me-
tape, am it ma is aam ids, bottle to that which malaise'
the laudaam. No doubt be died Iran push acid, se
witness had traced it in the stomach. lb jury returned •
verdict that dammed died from the effects el prussic mid,
but whether taken by mistake m not tie evideors was fir
'raciest to show.