The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

TILE POLICE COURTS.

Remy I.eethein, a respeetably dreamed men. who de-
scribed hinnelf as a cork merchant. carrying on burial's
at Nubia an, eity, was charged before Mr. ltsrkiir with
being shank and viimattly araelting Hbreboth Horns, at
Chi - wed-street, S. Luke s.
It agigeased from the evidence of the prorestatrix Vint
she Ilse talking with a friend at the owner of Obiawell-
etzret when amid lady came out of a public-house, an
Ike bad no tamer come out of the door than the &fen-
Sent knocked her down. th t asked the promoutrix to'
pia her up, which she did, on alrh:dh the &fondant
thiew himself in a great rage and *truck her a 811Wdre
blow the brawl wh•th knocked her down. Al soon at
',he get en be Etna her Ulm er tour violent blown on tie
breast, michtd her acme and tete her dress very tone's,
doing damage to kto the amount of about tOe. He two
her Leads ber neck she was warring and which shag ire
10e. fora flow weeks bark.. • onastab'e happenel t i b
limning and Pi* the defendant 'Wee the prowoutrix a
severe blow is the fees, Paying, at the time, " Take ghat,
)ou —." He was then given into opted,.
The defendant raid, in amwer to the charge, that the
protecetni weak! not let him Mane, and be was 00J1-
pelted to strike bar for his own prbtection.
Mr. Herter fined the defendant 20s. for the wawa and
200.. the damage done to the dress, or in default of pay-
mi ut, ne month's immiconment in the House of Co.
title, with hard labour.
he tine wee at once paid.

Alfred Roulet, a Frenchman, charged with brooking in.")
the firompton Oratory, was brought op for final
nation.

Mliarro, of the II division, said that the pri-
mmerr• confederate in the burglary had not yet be in de-
covered. Although nothing mach was known of the
prwoter, he did not appear to Do quite so mach of a
stranger in this country 1101 he had represented.
Mr. e. Albert, who interpreted the dope Akins of the
vaIIOUS witnesses to the pnsoner, said that ho had berm
twine charged at Marlborough-street with boAring. Oa
one of the e occasions, about four months ago, Mr. Knorr
me him be.
tweeter MIT ago reminded the magistrate that lie ha I
before informed him that an attempt bail been made to
enter the Oratory by another door. lie wee now prepared
with evidence to that effect.

Mr. Netife said it wan unueoreeary to go into it ; the 00.1t1
IS It at lament stood Wilt dear enough.
iser. who raid lin should vserve Lie defilllC.s, wr
fully committed for trial.
144.111TErWARK.

Jones Agleam and Geurge ildrne, cab drivers. in the
employ of Mr. Kemp, were summoned Defoe, Mr. Pm,
Ware for an milting and annoying William Bplem, •
cab driver, while plying for hire in the RNLI
street.

'lhe complainant raid that on Tuesday miming. the
16th iurt., botween 12 and 1, be was driving his horse and
cab t ear the E!ei hunt and Ovate, towards the stable in the
New Kent-road, whr n he was suddenly surrounded by
stout half a dozen cabs from the neighbouring tab rue 4.
Nine of them cnt in front and other* by the side, and
back. ar.d tried all they could to upset his vehicle. Hi
managed to get away and drive up the Waif/11th-
toad, lint others got in front of him, an 1 An
was cempellesl to tutu back. The defendants wan, the
ringleaders, and called him a "yellow and told
him to go hack to the railway. He remonstrated with
them, when Allerton struck him w,th Air whip and Re I.ly
knocked himoff his Mat. Harris prevented him from fol-
lowing the other to take his number, and at Unit tun his
tab was newly upset. He °affix! out for We whom. an
en • tonstable making kis appearanre they all drove a.
fitness knew Rams, and when, to find him, and a c 111.
stahle followed Allerton and took his namber.

Mr. rartrittae "caseated Alterton to • fine of 4(14. or a
mcntli isepriet.ument, and Ilarri• to • fine of 24.3. 0: I
Jaye.
WARLEOUOUGH-STRFS:r.
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The fourth sui;minist Ton of Mfr. ierrp Morris pro-
prwtor of the New York Hotel, Leweeter-square, citargui
with making a fraudulent claim of 2.70 W. on the tioilight
and Coke Company, fur alleged lama at the fire at Nestle
Now., was proceeded with.
lir. Morgan appftred fur the prosecution, and 31r.
Edward Lewis fur the defeuce.

71,e eaainivation of witnesses w►s e.wt:nu•d on the pert
of the posecutiout tun] Mr. Morgan again Raked fury
remand.

-Mr. Lewit applitd for bail.
Mr. Tyrwhat mid the sum was too large, end the de-
la:idling too much given to wandennit -too m ich gm a to
ged.g almoid, to j wnity lam at prent in aotcding to the
al platinum.
Mr. E. Lewis reminded that magistrate that Mr. Morris
had a large stake in the oountry.
Mr. Ty ralaitt could not atioept bail, but would ION!
to • remind, on Um uudenatand.ng that the case mist
i ructed city to day tall finished.