The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-09 00:00:00

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tli, 1,, cs out to beg ; 111.-y told tio•iii to go out .iirl
p'”y !lair pip., One of the Ir,y, lire.: wan ',Alice,
w le.wi•ver, hail not lamight him over to this errantry,
but 1..0l only takcii hint in out of wity. \Ch.l. v,,r
mom y I: boy got he kilt for himself. ;in t did not g
Felice ally of it. Autoni. was prepared Mt r..tarti !vulva
and Lite the boys with blip.
The boys being asked through an interpreter if the.,
were willing to go home, said they had uo objection if
Aiinno was allowed to go with then,.
Mr. Luciano underto,,k to take elmrge of the bays till
was ready to start, and also to see that they
went.
1 he prisoners were then 'isehargod.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
ASSAULT ON AN EDUCATIONAL
(0' but.aoe, a tutor, war charged before Mr.
Knox with being drunk and &moulting Mr. Frederick
I:n.seii, an nitteutanna agent, of No. 70, Dernera-street,
ext.od-Allet.

I"iSsillFaid--At half-past 4 yesterday afternoon
the phony, who is n tutor, entered my ottim and
asked me if thole leas any position for him.
I told him that I had within; to offer him,
and he then began swearing. I told him that I did not
ulh w in my office, and that he must desist, but
inst. .nt of doing so he made use of violent langu
11'. me. I then told my clerk to remove his nun •
ii in the li•t, and as he refused to leave I neat for a e in-
stable, idol below his arrival the p-i oner advaim• I
ton:, is ear mid strimk TIM bait, as I re,c 1,1, fortunately
I d..l i t gu.t the force of the blow, and one of my c'.u.k
,t..t the prism r, :mil in th-i pr.; i:mr,
intoxicatisl, ft II and hurt his eye. A c et-
•tab'e "one and took the primner, and while on their
way to the r-1311 ion lie got from the con•talde and tr..: i
.ti Ike mo amon. I wish to state that I have no yin Iletivo
i.lom li.watils the pi suer and do 111/t 1111111 Iti.o
p 11, but only for him to keep from my
'I hel ri-oniT-1 admit I was under the in:toe:too of
ate oh. i 1.1 you never gay(' me any
Itr. l'is•on—lbeame I am a particular man, and you
are not a respectable Mall. if you go into all oftioe and
nris—milnet your elf you will never get a situation.
Tiie pri,mier—l was irritated and not /a/11111. at tlin time.
L'. Etiox--Ilowever bail the prisoner's conduct may
be, if I eonviet lam it will ruin him for the nest of his
days. I think. if I take the prisoner's own recognisance,
it will be enough for the present. If the prisoner annoys
you in any way again, Mr. Vinson, I will grant you a
win east aininst him. his conduct has been disgraceful,
but I will give him one more chance. Take his own re-
cognisant e to be of good behaviour.

WORSHIP-STREET.
DARING STREET OUTRAGE.

Char!, nier, 24 years of age, described as a fruiterer,
livinpg• at 3, New Ivy-street, lloaton, was charged hofore
Mr. Ellison, with king concerned with others not yot
apprehended, in stealing from the person of Mr. Henry
Alexander Donaldson a silver watch and a gold chain,
value 11/. lls.

The prosecutor, a gentleman residing at 1, Islington-
gru,n, stated that about 12 o'clock yesterday he had just
alighted from an omnibus in Tabernaele-square, Finsbury,
and before lie had time to turn himself round,
a man ru,hed at him, seized his watch chain from
bawd, obtained posse,siou of both guard and chain, and
instantly made off. Prosecutor, in concert with another
man who had seen the act, pursued the man through seve-
ral courts and bark streets till ho was caught,
the watch and chain being taken from his hand.
Suddenly they were surrounded by a number of roughs of
the lowest class, the prisoner being one of the forward
ones; he pushed himself between the thief and his captor,
and by the exercise of great strength succeeded in releas-
ing the man by pushing him backwards until his coat
gave way at the collar. The man thus freed made his
way out of the crowd and got clear off.
Thomas Perfect, a carman, of 37, Brunswick-place,
Holton, corroborated the evidence throughout, and added
that the prisoner, who was well known to him, was the
person who rescued the other man.
Wraight, police-constable 177 G, proved apprehending
prisoner.
He was remanded for the arrest of the others to be
effected.