The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-17 00:00:00

WORSTIIP-STREF:T.

MIAMI, %%ITN 1101401/iigiiNr.
Juts &tepee-A 19, woe charged with loading twelve gold
thee sad one gold pia, of the math of 71, the propeety of
Minium Miner, a jeweller in the City•rosd.
The evidenced A I fre..l S aide's wee that on the previous
mein while at work in promeator's chop be hood • loud.
meth 44 plate era, and hamenitur to the window found it
broken, aad the article. abstracted.
Theism Hymn*, • tayrr, depoood to haring witnessed
tlanog act committed by the prisoner, who ran off, but I
=permed by vitas.' and • realisable, wee speedily rep-
letion, 142 G, proved that the acessed had been conrictrd
of faloay, seder the 11.134 of Joseph lierrythld, on 23rd
March, 1831
Nosier now Mated that be wee certainly frailty of the
44thm charged, but be lust • good iateation in ita
iker—vis., thataomtaL-
of getting iato • Reformatory, and learning •
he& This be meld not have dew without.
The tassimnde paid that the "good intent- urged was
eat Dely to erne tbe thief—in the boot place he was too
aid, sod in the sound, having been Wore couvioted, he
mast go for trod.
Nimes' tunikrt, and the depositioe• were Wien h Mr. '
&Med, the wend clerk, for hie committal to the Moldlmsa
flesiores.

'llls jewellery vies met recovered. nor would prihnuer girl
say scorwat Gilt wham* the inure al Ids " rood intliti."

LAMBETH.
A DANOILIOCA PAS•11,110t1t.
Mr. James Baehr, a tall rispoetabk-lookiag man, whh
mustachios, and haviag muds the of a bocriganr,
was charged baton Mr. Mika! with kda, drunk sad dos-
ratan a creaser oar the *dorm of the Watariateatatke to
the
dm thaw groat term at • lumbar of persons who ware protest at

Mr. fleinnel Norwood, the chief inspector at the Waterloo-
ddbq that about eight o'clock en the evening
before, he saw the prisoner on the platform of tbo station,
floariehieg • revolver to the greet terror of • number of
peT•0111 who were Niers at the time. He neat for • police-
man, and had him sectued end takes to the station-Mum.
Mr. Elliott—Wm he sober or drink at the time?
Witome—He was drunk, ear.
Polica-coastable William Hyde, 138 L said that he was
met for to the station on the eveniag before, and on going
there he loand tho primmer in a state of intoMeation
imariahiag about the revolver he then produced, and the
people who were present were very much Mended. He was
very drank, and on Inking him into custody he wished that
be might be taken are of.
Mr. Elliott—NV.B the revolver loaded at the time ?
Witness—Yes, sir, and I found on him • flAbk of powder
sad some revolverhella

Mr. Elliett(tOthe primssr)—Whsk have you got tom, to
this chugs
Prisoner—Nothing. It's quits true.
Mr. Elliott—Where do k'p live f
Prianner—ln May's-bdWings, &. Martin's-Ism&
Mr. Elliott--What are you
Primmer—l'm a rims manufeetarer in Lambeth. The
Bet was, I took the pistol out with me fur saereier, and,
unfortunately, got drunk.
kir. Elliott— I cannot past with you until mine inquiries
are made about you.
Inspector Bent, of the A division, undertook to make the
aseeesary
was inquiries, and the prisoner was detained until this
dam

SOUTHWARK.
A roaassic TMI/17.
Willie's' Piehen*, a smart•looking young fellow, woe
homed before Mr. Combo. charged with attempting to Meal
a box, ceetainfag property worth 160 t, boar the cart of Mr.
Intel, a Wixom carrier.

Heteary man asa In he deploy of Mr. Sleet,
•"•
dated that be bad charge d one of the carts, which was
heavily laden, on the previous evening, and he woe conduct-
lag It towards Brixton. Oa the top was • heavy box, fastened
down with thick ropes. As he was passing St. Thomas's
illoppital he saw the prisoner loitering about the cut,
and baring some nospicion as to Ids actions, be 'watched him,
end when near St. George's Church the prisoner jumped
behind the cad, cot the rope with one hand, and attempted
to pull the boa off with the other. Wilnese immediately
seised hold of him, but he managed to get away. He, how-
ever, pursued hint, end saw him stopped, when he pre him
into custody. The boa had just come from Award* and
contained gold and property worth a hundred and fifty
mut!, which he would have bad to make good had he
Mr. Combo (to the prisoner)—Do you wish me to try you
for this offence, or will you go the seasiona?
Prisoner—l don't witch either' NJ I bare committed no
O&M' IL I did not take away the boa.
Mr. Combo—Bat you cut the curd and removed it. That
is an educe for which you are liable to be tried.
Prisoner —Oh no. They met transport me for what I
did, se I did not more it. The law save I moot more it.
Mr. Combs—Then the law is uthffed, as the witness has
*worn you did more it. What have you to my to that
Will you be tried hare or go to the sessions
Prisoner—l'd rather be discharged. (Laughter.) I don't
see that I leave committed any crime against the law, bat if
your worship thinks so, I'd rather be tried by you.
Mr. Combs—lf yon see tried by me you most plead
guilty f
Pricener—Well, I don't want say further bother stout it.
Settle it at once. I plead guilty.
Mr. Combs—You are committed for six months, then.
Prisoner—Thank you; but give me my pipe the officer
tooth from ma.

Combo—Oh., no; you wait weal that for Ma month.
WANDSWORTH.
wrrn IWATINO.
Mary Lax, • shoemaker. litleß fulsome's-yard, Wands-
worth, was Monett before Mr. Ingham, charged with men-
minings reurderom se upon hM vita Jsno Lake.
Tba compkinant, whose face was severely blackened from
her Iniebancf a violence, stated that on the precious morning
the prisoner cease notes intolicated, end went to bed. Ile
got up la the afternoon, and quarrelled with her be-
cause there wee only head and bailor for las. fthe
told him that he Dad eaten ell the meat before
he went to bed, sad he thee used most vio-
last Magyar! towards her. fie took op the poker and
stria Mr a heavy blow acmes the nose and aleo upon the
band, in her eadeairour to moo her head. He also knocked
her down in the yard, and smock her mmeal violent blows
ea the head and fsce. He next took up hit heed and
tondo dit agelast the welt She ws will suffering very
meat pain, and ha gave her the black eve as it this appeared.
The pkaoaer was in the habit al getting drunk fur weeks
toßMar, and then ill-wing bar.
Police-"Amiabiti UMW.. of the V dieieion, eina be Rand
the wife covered with Used, and she appeared to have been
severely knocked about. _

rota.coammei. lavi said be amisted in taking the primmer
to the station, End he Weenie very Maisel. Ile .track end
kicked him se he went along.
The prisoner &eland that hie wits wee drank at the time,
rod that elm was in the habit of getting into that state.
The wife was re-called and dewed that site era. intemicatod.
She sbo said that she somethoes drank a little in her hus-
band's cmapany.
Severs' winsome were called to prove that the wide was a
sober indameious woman, while, cm the contrary, he wee a
dri2likest worthless fellow.

Mr. Ingham inked t e primmer If be would like to have
lbe rem adjourned We Wen to produce any whams' to show
that kb Inte wee In the habit of getting drunk.
The priapism mid there were plenty of people who knew
It. He thought the case had better be netted.
Mr. Ingham told him that at present he was againet
him. He would, however, remand him until Saturday, and
be could produce wiener= if he thought proper.
The premise, wee then removed.

THE =UNCTAD 1174.1)E1t.AT WWI noose,

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A circumstance has been brought to light which
ham led to the arrest of one moon. When the post-ovorten
examination of the body was about to be roadie, and the hair
wso hoing removed for that purpose, it was obeerved that the
cluccunc.l had woon a Port of riband at the back of her bead.
Dunng the examination, this riband became in •01A0 sort of
way loot right of, but yesterday Ammon it wee picked up by
police-constable Knee, 77, of the county force, near the spot
where the body had been opened, trampled upon. The con-
limbic took it into the New-inn, where it wva examined, and
tund to be composed of some pieces of tick watered silk,
neatly hemmed, and edged with velvet. It bad been made
up on a piece of card, and on that card being cleaned and ex-
amined, It was found to be a card of membership of a ear-
' pesters' gritty consacted with Bristol. The card when found
wan broken, but the fragments were matched, and there were
discovered upon it the words," Brother George Davis is clear
up to thin date, 10th January, 1654, 6th division 71," is
writing. Upon inquiries bring made at the club pointed
out, it was socertained that the card ha been homed toe man
mooed George Doris, who reside* at Clifton Ifotwells, but
who was engaged at the time of the diecovery upon a work
at Hambeeek, Gloucestershire. It was further ascertained
tkM the man Davis ought to hare attended his club but
night, which he did not do, end consequently a constable
pevessoled this morning to Ifambreok, and Davis is sow at
the New Ina. Whether anything la known respecting him
beyond the het of his mime bring on the card we are unable
to my, but should there be nothing more than that, it mama
family probable that be will be detained in custody.
The mode were extenaively marched yesterday, and •
pond fa k 1 r. Smyth's grounds drawn. The only thing found
wee • pock, t handkerchief, ',ibich wee wet and rolled hp, and
which w.O picked up at about 100 yarde from the scene of
the murder.