The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-07 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(TlllB DAY.)

LAMBETH.
CAREI.I,O4 DRIVING AND NARROW CMCAYL
Thmen• romp', a servant in the employment of Mr.
Harman, town carman, of New ruionetreet, Moortiebls,
his onistent, were charged before the
lion. C. Norton, the following charge :
Mr. William Vaughan Morgan, a gent:eman residing at
Langley lisle, Lewisham, mid that on the previous night,
41.iut lll,i'elock, while proceeding along the Old Kent•road
in hi. brougham, accompanied by Mrs. Morgan• he heard
a loud crash in front, aiel in looking in that direction
aie Ica oewhman in the act of falling from his box, from
wlish he had been thrown by the violent odlision of a cart
lino driving off so fast a. the bone could go. Ile (Mr. Mat-
zo.) mole an effort to get out of the brougham. but fated
the h.alle no the off..ide had been brokers off, and be then
rolled nut to the person. present to follow rod stop the
further after some time, wra accomplished. The
wane.. mod that so Violent wan the masks that
tb.• whole of the trace. were mawsl off, and the Mess,
two spirited awl valuable animals, started off With the
carriage lode between them sod ran four or five miles
him,. they mold be secured, su that it wan
almost • miracle that in their progress they had
several person.. They were themselves very
cowl. hurt cool cut about the leg.; the brougham was seri-
moly injured ; but he could not at that moment 'etiolate
the damage ,lose. In conclusion, Mr. Morgan, in reply to
the question of Mr. Norton, said that Mr. Morgan as wall
&showed( escaped injury, but added that, under the
cir-
rum it was most fortunate that they and their
servant were named to support the charge.
Nathaniel Clifford, the coachman of the lad witness,
who lasi revetwedi a ornery braise on the left shoulder, cm,
noboritol his master's statement, and Mid the prisoner,
mull have got off if he bad set jumped on a cab and driven
after them.

I kher egoism spoke to the vieiset ceedevt of the pri.
..00r. whop eloped, and liairartaipPeas iltor ham is
banl AO they oouY to avoid
Mr. Nortoe observed that -W
e.e hem an imbues
of ram, 'whist or eadrousese seeded as the part of two
rem argil reaseded tM paionera, cia bail, to a
future

91.11tI.BOROUGHJITHEET.
A 1111WE4VOIIAL 118CONNOITIUN4.
XVI ni• Die*illlloll, the keeper of a general shop in
Quero,ileii, Sem Dish, rue chirped with loitermlf In
howbUy, for the of commaittiog a felon.
*Owen Joy. 9 said that 00 the previous sight ha saw
the prisoner loitering in Piccadilly and knowing him to be
the arcwiste of thieves and houseb.roolters. he stopped him
rod askel what he had about him. He rewind, °thing
at all," but in his pocket witness found webs macho' sad •
smswilmer. The primmer first said be wee griag to
Hompton, but afterwards that he wail Olg 1,0 the
him 'rho prisoner hail been trig at the Old Hoiley7orsaa
bugler'', but acquitted.
sergeant Humber, 2 F. said he had knows the prisoner
12 or 13 yearn as a thief, and coonected with hengialli
Wenn of omoterfeit corn, ke. He kept • shop is Qom-
street, seven Dials, Nally for the purpose d reoehrin
stolse property.
Prisoner soul he was going to the Serpentine to baths his
which he had hurt.
tfr Tyrwhitt amid lie must discharge the primer, but
bon brought to the court and shown up was a peel
thing. as it was a entity to mankind that he should be
tomtit.

THAMES.
ATROCIOCA ATTINIT M WURDZA.
rlarlex JONI'S, a man of ,dour, Was ht haloes Yr.
?elf*, changed with shooting a man sawed Murray.
&stoker.

Alind Brown, a police-constable. No. 196 K, stated that
bet eight, betimes° the hours of ten sad eleven o'clock, be
was ow duty in Itatzliff.highway, and saw the prisoner
with a revolver is his hand. He was about to speak to him,
wbee the prisoner crossed the road into Albsre.street, and
deliberately fired st a man, who fell. He took the prisonerjute custody, and causal the man at whom he fired to be
roaveyed to the house of the nearest surgeon.
If. Sena—Was the man hit!
Wilms—Yes, sir; the ball took effect in hie shoulder.
Mr. Melfe—Where is be now?
A women 'drafted toward' the witness-box, end answerd
the question by saying. " The man is in Led, 'and very ill."
Mr. Melte—What is he!
The woman replied that be was a stoker, aal belonged
to the .team-skip Persevenwee.
It. *lre inquired if the primmer was sober when he fired
at II 'saver.
The pdicernan said the primmer wee quite sober —at least
to the hest of his knowledge he was.
The pct....Der—No ; I was droak—there were two of us
the worse fur
Mr. Selfe—That win be so excuse whatever. I must in-
form you that you stead in a very serious preitioo, indeed.
The constable then predweed a six barrel revolver, sad
Is.d it on the ter et the witeewbor.
Scll•—Are the ether shasabsrs loaded!
Witeens—Yes, air, and the asps are oe.
Mr. Bawdier, the second clerk—And the revolver is
posited towards me. I wish the policeman would remove it.
Mr. Martin, the mooed usher, removed the deadly weapon
s more remote spot, and Inspector Hayes, of the K divi-
...a. ordered that the are should be removed.
kr. Sells asked who the pnsoaer warn!
Rome—lle a the cook of the ship .drab, in the London
I • k.

31r, Melfe—When will the wounded man be able to
'Near
ayo—To-morrow, sir
Mr. Selte—A man with a hall in his shoulder able to
%Nest' to-morrow—that is absurd. I remand the prisoner
LiAil Thursday nest.

Tilt WILL OF THE LATE EARL or DUN DONALD.
l'Y will of Admiral the Right Hun. Thomas Cochrane,
Ear; of irundoeald. 11.C.8.. late of Prince Albert-road,
heal Kensingtoo, wee proved in her Majesty's Court of
11'0•t. the Ard of this moth. The executors norni-
mei ere his 1101 M• the present Earl and the Hon. Arthur
Auckland Lopold Pedro Cochrane. The will is of • pact.
I‘, character, end very mane of the bequests depend en-
oly upon the realisation of soma of mosey which the
hi* rot clsinial from various governmenta,our own included,
ib.sAl the e tedious of the executon.conjointly with the late
'4l.sieirste secretary,procures liquidation of them. Messer'
I.ll,iialeathed the amount atnocupt his family, with the
elolitiosi of ease legacies and certain other payments.
71l"-property he had in his posscsaion he has bestowed in
L." (-flowing manner : —To hIS IDOL the precast earl, he has
ioliv abed the l'astle of Ihindonsld, N. 8., with the castle
hid, and hied asinescal, and all his poseessioes. Mib."lll pro-
-4'l. ma, kc., in the island of Trinidad, cod other property
L'iss :.any be in the halals of his agents in that
ow rail bequeaths to his relict, the countess, all the
derived from his naval services to Greece, invested
• the French funds, end confirms a former gift made to
""fv,liki. received from the government of liresil ; be
leaves tier the furniture end plate in the residence at
4.4llo,Yeawar-Iller. sod the use of the plate deposited at
4""rs I Mille's, utr.o..l,for her life. The earl gives to his son
Ankirsona. ata.o atone patent*, sal to his two youngest sons,
Ilsr.o. sal Ernest, " the profits (if any) which may arise
I,!'w s +ham is the manufacture of certain compounds for
titaa- of redeem but in WI case ism they to interfere in
4'..4IITRWAt of the business." There is a legacy of
LW forgoer secnitary, Mr. W. Jackson, soil sal/. to •
,; female servant. with an annuity t.. her ,ilso of Mi.
...melody@ with the nomination of the present earl
Icautee. We must sot omit to mention that
'1 •• • peculiarity attesdin: the execution of the will :
4.6 date the Wash dads of Jose but it was not
Z!'lsilr *twitted until on or abort the Irdh of August
21"'",i1'4. the attesting witnemes to the documest being
""41. Instate the praise day. —Moans/ref London News.
Tut CHAIM& OF FRAUD AT M ANeH ENTER. —Ye/4-
Francis Atkin WY placed is the dock at the Man-
r r.ty Polies Court, to answer the charze of (remit'.
LIT obrailaieg goods, as mentioned in our impressionrin•
u.L'iro Mr. kolaneos, solicitor, appeared for the peuseeu-
;• . and Mr. Lersithe, hisrrister, for the defaiee. The
eta •as rose isle at ....n.i.kra),ln leagth• and the prisoner
**. kneaded till listunlay, tad hying till the refused.