The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-21 00:00:00

KAZYLEBONE.

Po lice-aelatis Nava"36l A, was charged with viola-
tion of bay.
Mr. Haft allordol lelemilmet.
Mr. Pirkar, maker, Nowommo, Uscria'w-isa, deprood
firm beams Irma 10 co Ow Orawbog of dr SIM Ma, as lo
valnalid=r4wel-florknokair.r.or.oralD ps=
.bar
tip with tits (SI of whoa, • ghl
Ana MI moo atop, be work Mat 601/7 eit Ses
elms as Mel es be amid, and it itommed 'ray —.
Whom emenstreled with hint, and Mot Ms omalow. oad
(1010‘04) mat away. la a law wimin MOM& ba
ratomoi, awl told whims, who was Whin Or a grailma
at the Ono Ilhat if ha did aot In of lo wall tail Ws Ws

Yr. Dta km meb
he IVA hie duty to do, and
ML On the Tensity ea the 11601119 m• la ease to
ne st war sans and alba to pas as se set thaw
lida, ale lad a aim sal dray Yampa{ ; het I6=
I shw! prom it, sea dhl not coseielor Ma to be • proper
penes to be in as polka
By Yr. lisle{-lie said he bad many comiliate made
via respect to Orb ccegtepting in front of des Queen of
Olds's retinae (ibis spot where the affair took place), and
he thee& Iket via ha had dune war for the best.
George Walla' his aka to Mr. Filar, corroborated the
P
put alas awes stuesmind.
Mr, Harks in seam to as aerie, aid the miens
had for seas kees pet hamers pas kabala at Harley-
house, in the kmailinta bpd mach banks cleat ea-
stonily senaldsilelan main, with la vbeer, us ask , of
=smaeray boa isms d the siewals of to. eta-
Os the wendstin opatian whe had
been aim sec alum* saltisdadat bra struck
o dlikade.la nsteria such Mains so Is bat.
end roult 42 D aM the en Ibis night alluded
theer
tel!assay ink an ick=ilMl bill& swank of
'reds; they were and usisti swat °b-
ailee sad they were censepealy Men away.
TIN daseilea Minot strike the gizt is the way Mad. bat hie
bek weed upon her deers, more for the paper ef fright-
aim bar then otherwise.
If,. Broughton read three litters which he bud received
upon the subject ono of tan was from Bit P. lark ; an-
other from Mr. Oliphant, Ulskr-place ; and • third from a
itedenum in Brunswialiste. They ill reined to the
stases irking from as conception of women around
Balsy-betasa, ad the amass difficulty which the pollee
W en yabli Bice order. The third letter lent
earthshitthee welched ink were beyond all doubt saute&
Se as spot by assebere of as household, and that as re-
smoval et Brown (the dandsat) would be a peat tor.
Mr. Broughton considered that dalsaant as not jerrand in
tazikiag the girl in the way swat be, and that be bad been
galM MeMsn of in applyat wtdelt
he -bed leasids the duty
add be
sands& with the loss °Ur aad wake the
circumstances, the complainant would be sealed
with en apology, in the event of duet n ample
one in court.
Complainant seeepta an oolop, which, sizeably to the
worthy maglaste's wggastim, was made, and the matter
as thus settled.
Defendant is an officer of ten yews' Mending, and tam an
excellent character.

MATERNAL CRUELTY.—On Tuesday evening an
Inquest was held at the Pickering Arum, Piekesing-etreetc
Lower-read, Islington, on the body of Alma Owen, 17
years of ago. The deceased was a servaut, bat being oat of
place, lived with her parents, a porter and Ids wife, at Si,
Huntingdon ztreet, Houton Old Town. Several witnesses
stated that at nine chink a Monday moraine, kin. Owen
was very drunk and whine a gnat noise in the street, and
that her daughter minted bar be wow into the house, where-
upon the mother Sew bee • panics and beat her over the
heed with a whip, mil idlirasrds with a re& They also
ihmeeed be the end dimpesitien of the girl, and several other
batsman et ibiresteenet by the mother. On Monday even-
ing the gist
.wes ems elevegling in the warps of the Re-
gent's Omsk oak aid seirmyei to the Ryder Arms,
New Narth-resd, whom she Red that night On a pow-
-1•11/6111 easseinatica the mealy shwa errors bevies', ma the
train wee mach congested, owing be the metwe el $ blood-
vemeL The magmas were elepinien thet she sight have
nuevered from the effects el the snlemenies had at the
Lei bean in that state. The meow, be woman up, re-
meelord to the jury that the mirage meet be tither man-
timelier seam* the mother we nothing, end he thought
reassikor amid not be matleset The NM wee cleared,
and she same time the jug sup* be • ma k* that death
was cared by congestion semeiseed by the Mews inflicted,
the rahmession in the emi4 and webussent mental emits-
meat, and the following serlsom we. and be Men. Owat
" And the ferors express their gent Indlignalion and disfrssA
at the oeta• of the mother of them./ Amelia Owen &muds
the deceased, and their regret that, fat being enablid by law
to return any verdict criminalise her a swan, of her
conduct to her daughter, they NO lIIREISEtthe power tO
MAIM any punish meet upon her." Aber tine tem reed, the
lather of the decessid turned round le the wham= who had
emu evidence and said, You me, yes ONE thr MO MEM"
MELANCHOLY DEit7ll SINIOCOR ANXIETY.—
Lest evening Mr. William Carter,zirener for East Surrey,
held en inquest at the Rosemary Branch tavern, Peckham,
a the body of Emily Elizabeth Kibbe!, aged 35, who died
muter the following melancholy cireumatanees. From the
evidence adduced it appcued that on Monday last a woman
named Arnold, while Fuming an empty bones in Walter's-
testace, Commercial-mad, beard a child nay, "get up
masher" and afterwards cry very violently, and looking in
at the rout parlour window, which woe open, new the de,
eared lying en the door of the room with a little boy kneel •
ing by her side. Arnold then went into thehouss and found
that the deceased wee quite dead. Mr. Paine a surgeon,
was called in, when it wan found that life had' been satinet
for about three hours The deceased on the day previous to
her dumb, wee to have accompanied her step-father, Mr.
Thomas Chandler, licensed victualler, to Brighton, but was
anal& to do so from extreme fatigue, Laving on the Satur-
day walked • peat number of miler, caucusing for her son,
who ems a candidate fur adrnisaion into the British Orphan
Asylum. Mr. Purse mid he had made a post-mortem ex-
amination, and wee of opinion that the demand died from
apoplexy brought onto, excessive fatigue and mental anxiety.
The jury returned a verdict of Natural death."
FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD TILE WATERLET
Svazialm.--Yesterday an accident took place on board the
Citizen Cempears steam-boat Waverley, by which a fine
young man, fged twenty, one of the crew of the Meunier,
suddenly lost Me M. It appears that about half-past 12
p.m.. the Waver:fey arrived at I.onden-bridge. Shortly after
Lending the p7ars, the deceased was kneeling on one of
the madte_heeee, viDg directions to some one below, when
the Wavesisy red a slight commission from an in-coming
stearner, and the shock threw the youth off the paddle-box
lets the rimr. The accident occurred ao suddenly that no
seshiamee wee rewired, at beat in time, and the &reamed
wits not seen to above the water. It is supposed
that the tide tarried a rapidly below bridge, as the body
wee not discovered, although the drags were used as soon as
possible after the accident had occurred.

HIGHWAY

ROBBERY IN THE I)AITINE.-1
-- • -

Prid;yroorninjr Let, between 9 and 10 o'clock, as • youth
Mont &Mee yore et age, son of Mr. Cope, draper, of Cork-
wa• moceeding from his father's residence at Penn to
stregot, in enamour with two other boys, he was met near
the cemetery wall by a young man, about eighteen, who,
patting • pistol to his mnuth, threatened if be did not give
up his watch, he would blow his brains out. The affrighted
boy Mew from hie pocket a gold watch which was MA.
peuded round hie neck by a gold chain, at which the fellow
mate a desperate match, and set off across some Beide. He
stopped, however, after proceeding about a dome yards, and
vain levelling the pistol, threatened toblow out the brains of
either of the boys who attempted to follow him. The rob-
ber los not yet been apprehended.— War er hampton
Chronicle.
WHO BREAKS OP THE STREETa ?—At the last
weekly meeting of the Board of Works for the Holborn dis-
trict, Mr. R. Bablock in the chair, the subject of the fre-
quent opening. of the granite pavement lately been laid down
111 Holborn was brought under the notice of the board by
the following letter from the contractors fur the new paving :
" We beg to call your attention to the feet of another very
serious leakage from the mains of the New River Company
In liolborn, oppoeite the end of Red Lion-street, this makes
the 67th opening for the repair of the varinus companies'
pipes since the work has been completed, 59 of which have
been opened by the New River Company, and we think it
due to ourselves as well as to you that this eireumsienee
should be known, in order that there should be no misun-
derstanding as to the cause of nokiug the openings in the
new pavement that now so frequently take place. We are
of opinion that had ordinary care been exercised on the part
et the companies at the time the pavement woo laid down,
In examining the mans and pipes when exposed, there would
have been no neeeesity for disturbing the pavement as at
present. It is unnecessary to add that the work is seriously
injured by those frequent openings —We are, lie. (Signed),
Piliarr and flowsix., 18.' The board directed a copy
of the latter to be sent to the New River Company.
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