The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-22 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
nerneuurr DICCNION.

wendrared men, who gave the tames of nosier
• and Widfinei foe, were brought before the Loot
r. for re-examination upon the charge of haring rue
everal beakiii-bausis in Lombanletreet, for the par-
t cormaittiag Nev.
Mullis., the solicitor to the Beakers' Airociatios,
.red to support the charge ; Mr. Wt.-4f°, the bar-
imariseind by Yr. Wackier, the solicitor. appeared

lie reasambered that cis the former etamination it
• 'need that the defendante were mea to go into several
..:homea, and their conduct wee of the most suspicious
• kt. They appeared to watch what was going ou, but
t say blames. ; and Moore wee seen to follow •
min who hal ben receiving money at Misers. Wil.
Imams, sad Co.'s, sad keep close to him, until he
him pleat ha pseket•book, containing the mousy,
bread pocket, when it could not conveniently be got
lie elan followed a led who hail been receiving mosey
de bank, and be did not leave him until he west into
He was then panel by Day, sad they cornmeal-
t.cetbsr, sad Haydoo, the detective, odor, took them
istody.
to the above facts, *Aims was now adduced
that Day's real mime 11211 DIN* sad that he wee
as the immoiste el thieves. Yid OM of hie companions
.• presses confined in Holloway Gaol.
lord Mayor amused of Mr. Marne@ whether be
positimi to prove say other overt act on the part
,lefewlante.
Mullin. said he could sot do so, bat he submitted
• was clearly made out that the defendaats went into
inkiag.bousse for as unlawful purpose.
Loud Mayor said he thought not. He admitted that
• osiihict wee very suspicion., but in the sheen°. of any
vol es attomot on their part to rob anyone, he
be me sot justified in convicting the defendant,.
Manias said that all he asked to be done woe that
...feodants shoutl be convicted as moat sad vagaboods
-nig is the bankiag-houses for as unlawful purpose.
mike was one d very great importance, not only to
oiking community but to the public and if his lord-
s./ correct la hie view of the law, it would be ire-
to obtain movictiosis against any perms, however
• .us their object miqlst be, unless they ware actually
• • attempt to commit some act of felony.
Lord Mayor said that if it had bees proved that the
Luitii hail before bees charged with a eimt4r offence,
,1 they were known to be had characters, the cam
I hare bees differest, but se it wee he dal not think
, ides,* wee sufficient for hint to markt upon, sod the
,:•. Wants would therefore be discharged.
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
POLlnil itruort creamin Wrill
TO CUT ITN Wren T/1110.11T.
I ...pa Jere,. t, • Polish minim, and by trades hart
r, eau charged before Mr. Self* with threatening to
thoo•
Th.. wife haying stated that the prisoner bad several times
5,-at. nal to cut her throat sod his own afterwards, sod
Le had beaten her and bey children black and blue,
'truck her in the eye, handed in the following auntie-
" this in to certify that Joseph Jeunnaki. • Polish mews, -.lien at 24, Irodley.street, to unfit to take Milo( himself,
• dangerous to others. I gave a certifiable to this
moss weeks stn, when he was in tit. Oilaa's work-
...« He remained there some weeks, bat wee seat out,
wife kW sue, because be was not sufficiently imam.
" TIIOIIMI Vol y,t, Government Mecbcal Officer
to
Sickvillemreet " P the olish Emigration Society.

4, 414-If the 0248 Is a lunatic this is not the
••••• t:. hriog him to. (To the priaonsr)-Your wirer°2;
! I ihi ruined to cut her throat.
.oner -When 7 I know nothing about It.
Mr. self* - I think the wife wishes to get rid of the burden
:7
The wife -ifs has a pension from government, and that
lo!I go to keep him.
t...otable baying stated that he had scan the prisoner
.eck, 24 early as It,. in the morning dam:mg and
• :ins shoat. sod that the other lodgers in the hours WWII L.l.l:tened of him, owing to his violence.
Ur. 7ielfs said he koew Mr. Beonett as a very bunions
Rod did nit think he would send a man out of the
if he was lessee.
wife mid he bad doss no work for three months, and
very spiteful and dangerous.
Mr ,elfe-lt it a very strong mesaure to deprive a man
lilerty because he is a little queer. I will take hie
• of for 101., but if be behaves unruly again he will go
;..ou for three months.

T'.• Earl of Derby has given notice, that on
,t,on for the House of Lord, to be pat
nunittee on the Bankruptcy and Insolvency
,atentls to more that the bill be rained to a oiled

SLEW COMMUNICATION WITH CHARLMITON..--WID
that a company has been formed for the par.
"" 4.stablishing a direct steam communication with the
.tbmi States of .4 tuerint, Charleston being the port chosen
th..komxiain terminus of the line, sad, flan its VD'
al psitiou, it ia no doubt beat suited fora rapid mot.
.t.-ation between all the Southern cities sad this country.
^.lcheate of Cherleston, as well as the railway ear-
4t' Os there, hare largely assisted in this undertaking
L f,m so sdrertisement in another column, it will be
thot the lint steamer will be dispatched to open the
iho,it the middle et Joly, under the auspices el as
• •,..14 staithern house in this town. We believe that
." .unable for the make trade are to he built and put
qatioa inimeallitely.—Liserpeel
A X..lit.X FIsHEIIWOMILN. —Lad Victoria Scott,
•-•1' saughter of the (hike of whilst tubing last
•the Ettri.-k, at a famous mace cost known as
'h' le Bride Pool, hooked two awe eases at in. out,
after some triangular pig at arms pcoee Mr
de fair R.her on land, awl her pins 1. motet,
bn.ke hoe sad emersa. Nothing diii•
her lad, ship mounted swelher strap instanter,
was fiat W eacther Gab, which. spar
• i-Ligh play in the pool, took to running
and broke down the water. Alter near an hones
:'•'•• and baring run about a mile, the mama
goal had to succumb to the NEW of the
•i•wtactesusa. The Bab proved a east sod akammt
rue kipper grilse of 10lb. ; bet not having spawned,
•• '„tothe reeling of the omen, Tweed Act, the awl-
foul it it would also bare bees if it bad
.71), had it awordiagly rigidly restored to the
• with as little injury to such salaam as pcoliblo,"
•• !1./tusk's that after such a battle it was more dead
.•
."''•• The •iiime noble lady and party enjoyed excel.
, "Mies co Mt. Nerve Loch and the Mipseent streams,.
041 cof the week, Indy Victoria magmata( . her repo•
%brawl.' a tint-rate cut for trouts—Border