The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1857.

TUN POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
Richard Morris, • jourusymsa bricklayer, waa brought
before Mr. Anteroom COMA', with committin
1/ g s
desperate samult opou J. Hitchcock, No.
44.

The prosecrer laving bra swarm said—Between 1 and
2 this moring I us ea dry ia Biropspte-street, whit I
met the prissoor with emer . There IMO about
thirty or forty cif am were making • grmt
diaereses. I mid than to go home. The
Pam header re dogs several timea, and on
my nig he Omsk me two terrible blows in the
eye. Hsiin banked me down, and jumped upon ms re-
ad it sot her for the interference of two clef.
="l7 H
whseents up during the straggle, in all probability I
should hero beau ..ordered.
The proner, in his defence, said that it was another man
who @lrak the ounatable while the letter was dragging hiss
go the sestina-house. He wished to call witness., to setablial
kis insecree who were not resent.
64. Alonewul Cubit ..od that if the policeman' was
dot salistikon with regard to the identity of the pri-
mer it was • car that requited to be dealt
with with muds severity. That the policemen bed been
violently struck Ia the eye by somebody the. weld be no
doubt, and it would be most salishetory that ea opportunity
should be afforded both parties et redraft witnesses.
Urge these circumstance. the prow mug is regraded
ear to-morrow.

BOW-1116.11T.
ATTIMPtED SOICIDI IT • CIIILD.
Hanfty Way, a diminutive boy of amain, whose bead
beedly rose above the level 4 the look was charged before
Mr. Jardine with attempting to commit suicide by throwing
himself from Wentrineser•bOart•
Joseph Juba Locke mid—l live a 7, Phiseent Cottages,
Lambeth, and am a +schema at the Weetrainster-bridge
narks. At about twelve o'clock teat night I was on duty
in a boat sear the Barmy shore, and baud a cry of
help from the Middlesex side. 1 rowed to the spot sod
found a boy in the wooer holding on the boom of the pier
under No. 3 web, old bridge. I took hint to the shore. I
thought at lint that it was es snidest, and asked him If
there were any ZOUII. and he said "1 don't know." But on
getting to the shore he said " 1 Wended to do it some time
Policeman Welker, 624 A. received charge of the prisoner
tram the kat witness mid took him to th.l ospitd. B 7 the
advice of the surgeon wittier took the prisoner home, giving
hie father directions to take proper are of him, and bring
W Mime the magistrate to-dry.
The Is 's father, a ladle: shoemaker, living In Peter-
@bask Westminster, here teat. forward, mid said the lad we.
very healthy. and took his meals regularly. He was • very
good boy. Ile (the father) could not account fur the wear-
mos. The boy did no work be was too young ; but he
wwt to

Primer—l'll never do it again.
Mr. Jail e—Why did you do it this time?
Prlsmer—Pettier w going to teat me with the strap.
Mr. Jording (to the father). —Had he done anything that
you were gang to chastise hum for
The Pother—Why, air, the MUM of it Ina this:—He
wee Munn' up the Oen, which falls to him, ell the
others are Miler, and ars oat at work. As ha woo icing to
tee& the 6a tie brother-in-law would not let kin move
the bilis so he wanted, the space being too contracted, Ind
be struck his brother-la-law. That made words between or
sad his nether-in-law, and any temper was up I was ge-
Ist had him far beteg the ewes et the disturbance. I
hl be awl eat Mee bit bit bredisr.

TlT7fai:Mi•---DipTeiamiaiiiiiiiTh- Ns sigusair ?

TM lather—To err.
lmocem limileselt—The bet is that the woman's temper
Yso violet* Shat he Mural entempted last night to commit
Weide by dashing oat by bruins against the wall.
The ern Omitted thin and lowed a severe war on the
side of his Led. He wee tory =happy, and mental distress
breught on • dime* ',Math* ‘ctor add wee incorebb.
Mt. Janine said this 11111111 the most shocking ome that ever
came belan him--tha • woman's bed temper should dries
not h r hnibesui bet • bey so young to attempt tuicide.
He be.. whit we the bee course to take, mime to
give the up to the tether, and direct the inomeor to go
or mad some diocese person to caution the stepmother mry
seriously on the subject.
Mt. Braise** undertook to de so himself.
Mr. lodine ale observed than at the kart tiro of further
Oilmen the IMO, aught to come to the court and complain
Obis wiles coniest.
The boy was then given np to hie Who
WORSHIP-STREET.
iN TTTTT AND IMPUDENCE..
Thema, Hotrod. • jotworyma baker wee charged before
Kr. D'lllywourt with mobtailizverillis mum of money
bent Ms eseployar, Mr. Samuel of Upswr Clapton.
Om ors holm been clearly spina the accused,
the preetestoe stated hie inability to brim forward witnesses
somorone ethers, the puns. bg procipidly oddment
whe must be greatly incooranienamd by Meng their bol-
uses to give evidence.
Priesio—Lit me pay him the ammo back.
Ibileinte—lsdend. no. 1 gall send you for trial. What
womt,it yen maim ?
Twelve shilling a wash.
Prewortor—With )our breed and Soar, and $ good bed to
bs yon
Triranet—Welt, who. to live upon that P
Pressentor—Ton came sod biro* me to employ. rm.
Prboar—To boom I was Lad up, and amid sot get
better.
to the
girellynco?ure—Do you wish to my anything in answer
shop
Primmer—No, only I weld not live upon what he goo.
Why meet yon let me settle it with him ?
Presseelett—The primer her been with me only • miteih,
hes vary weeny accounts be her withhold.
The prisoner was remodel.

oweenetwo noooe !IDF PALS' PIISTINCIIS.
Mary Lau*, a carter la the antes of Mr. Fleming,
carmen, Cana-coon, Pell-mall, was cheesed bite Mr.
Magid with obtaining two nom of baths and bar anal,
the propeety of Mr. Wm. Henry Allen, ortaraleper,
Wainsarae-etrat, Pimlico, nada false penmen.
M. Sarah Allen, wt of the prosecutor, snail abet ca
PiMay shoran= the primmer called cm Mr. Alba mod Maned
thee be wanted two of bottles In Phan. Bell ead
Neysolda wirmereBata, PO-mall. He bad a bone nod
en with him.

Mr. Arnold—DM he take may away with hies f
Warr—Yea. He also stated that they, the Mara
DeU aad Co., would want four mom gram which the dices
whirr to ham tent to them on the following day. Mar
ore lakes to Pall mall, when tt was found that so order
WI bra gime for any bottle..
By Mr. Arnold—My husband arms Maras. Bed ard
Reynaldo with bottles. I yam the bottles to th.
Cain dr enectatios that they were for Mesa Mesa Bed aij

Nee. Anderson. %the employment of Ikon BA and Co.,
ssid—Thet the Ins vas is ths heat of dealing Win Yr.
Allen for betties. No ceder err given to the Omar Is el-
tan bating!! Means. HAL

31;.ATrii-LDTDyeahZer. the primmer ?
Wieser—Tr; lair ia the atria of Mr. Ifleming r
eerier. Mr. lisermg der the we& ditty employers.
Mr. Thee. J Flendag rested that the Fusser.
o Wedaseday lea4,wr bis carman. On thee day he ab-
sented breast:. He gar him (prisoner) into the custody of
Pollercenetable 300 A.
The Wham was remanded.
LAMBETH.
NAVAS& ASSAULT.
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allim, baring the appearance of • navigator, was
charged before Mr. Elliott with cruelly wealth' his wife.
The minnow wife, whose countenance mewed perfectly
bleached hem the loft of blond, and who from her state of
weakness was obliged to hare a chair while giving her mi-
aow, said that about two o'clock this morning she got out
of bed to let her husband in, and the moment she opened the
deer he commesteed alums, her. On reaching her bed-
room there seedele petimaer madese deepen*. attack on her, and she
mesa Ma

Mr. Elliott—You say he attacked you without provo-
cation P
Witness—Yee, At, without lbe least provocation.
Mr. El porealre • cut o the left aide of your bead,
ebiett Nano to bawr bled • great deal ; do you know bow
that was does?

le—
WitieN sir ;it was in the dark and I could not sea
Poi James Newell, 116 P. mid—That he was
as duty seer Cerellocrpimes, Nceitigton, and saw the pri-
soner ever sot of the house No. 2. On leaving the door ha
eleinctly heed Wm say "The will do for the —;" and
them hem away, and et this instant he (wittier) lifted
lona miss el murder in the house. Ile, In consequence, fol-
lowed and secured the prisoner end took him to the station.
William Hall, 164 P, maid—That on bearing the cries of
" Murder " he went to the house and a more frightful eight
than that which promoted iteelf he had never witnessed.
The whole piece was covered with blood, so that the quan-
tity the poor woman lost must have been considerable. On
esansining the le'rry boats et the primmer, be found that the
aide and upper of the right-footed ow was covered with
blond , ao that there could be no doubt that the wound in the
hied had been committed by it.
The pour W 001•12 wee in m dangerous a shale that Mr.
Elliott felt it desirable to mimed the primer far a week.

SBABB LISTS-2828 DAY.

Two o'CLocz.

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The railway share martin to-day is firm, pur-
chases predominating. Great Western stock is
particularly buoyant, and has risen to 643 to
53 cx div.; London and North Western

has improved to 100 to 4ez div. Eastern Counties
shares are inquired for at 114 to II ex div. The North
Eastern stock, continue in good request. Midland
remains quoted 814 to 82 ex die.; and Great
Northern, 24 to per share.
Great Western of Canada shares are rather flat.
Other colonial, as well as foreign descriptions, have
met with few trunsettions.