The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-23 00:00:00

'AWAY. IN UM I.IIATHIn MUM.

Thi. morning this case ease resumed ;Y.-Dir. Kerslake
(eh.. .an in.tructed by Mr. Murray, M.P.), for the
asiwieea. addressing the court and contending that
the hatikrupt,' %maim: had been reckless, and that a
,i.deni had bran adopted by which a doable set of bills had
leen placed on the mosey market, which although they
reprmenteil originally some leather were renewed over sad
ver vain until s very small composition of it could be
found in them.

The lammed camel Ira., prweeding with his *dams
who our ripen ilift.

THE •POLICE COURTS.

craze DAY.)

801.7 TH WARE.
DeSTITIMB Peon AND PRIUMT-SIGGLIG.
Three beurty•lookiog men, drained es agricultural
khomere, were brought before Mr. Chualsa, charged Ilia
belis in the pibhc streets.
sett.
2% M. mil he was ow duty in Bermondsey-street
akalt I o'clock neterdav aftensomi. when be maw the
mmer. M the middle of the road. They were siagtag "Got
DO work to do," and asking the public to relieve them, as
the were in great thArroi.
lir ronsbe—liel you see them receive any money!
liet -Yee, Sir. Each of them received money. sodekes at the station-Mouse we found six abilltoto sodefotts.
me, on them is comet,. The priumen had each a spade
ot ht. hand chalk ad " Relieve the diwoword poor."
3lr I '..mhe asked the prisoners what they had to may Ia
411.1 Wt f to the charge
ie of them, who acted as spokesman, said that they
led Men thrown out of wort. owing to the frost, and them
mem and families were at home marring.
Mr. emit* asked where they came from
Duff said that they all came from Honelydown. He
saderstood that thiLexnetimes worked at the waterside.
md they got the So impose on the heoevolentpuhlic.
than
!vele isf the
e peel who sere time awry appeared worm:
sif thsmelrea

Mr. t Rothe told the =eetimt their appearance
Armed tint they wen and should sot be
Cont hie duty to the rabbit sales he
wet them to prison.
hesirtv.koking fellows cosh. eel be allowed to impose
es the public, *gawkily when there was no occasion to
teg tat the streets, owing to the benevolence of the public.
Me ahoulal therefore evidence each of them to seven days'
hod :akar in the Hume of Correction.
The milkman mimed lather surprised at the sentence.
ITORSHIP.STALET.
111131ITTI)AllAIDI /Soft AN ALL/a.FLI
a eamwly•lookisg venlig girl, very deently
Muni, era. charged Wore Mr. Knot with attempting to
.kows ber..o su the oranneental watered Victoria Perk.
John Howard, a working man, add that, while employed
41 the park ors the emu* of Deownbw 31, a gestlesean
stormed Inns that wow penes wee struggliwg in the water
=state we. winless hastened there, and with fattens
in
y meeesdeel, by mawling to the edge ahlallllll Arm
es. reeetrist the primmer.
Mr. Kura—Was she ran at bat depth
inure --0 h yes, sir ; inalineap elfer her head when I get
hell ell her ; ahe was senellege
bereatos earemeshile of the pad-11.8 von's; girl was
ash a stele of ezheedien when brought to sae by Howard
sea ,e-ther me that 1 hod her lakes iestaatly torn, work-
where she has shim weestassel.
Mr. Kam, to lb* peteesser—Why dal you maim this st-
w.pt epos your
I .-(e We et It was hemmed+ a fright, sir, scathing 11110.
414.1 to Mr. Bestos, the relieving officer Boehm'.
z..e, fee se" order," end be said to ow whsle parties to
*bther. " You no thst puma ; she had • month for ap-
rhniti form order slier leaviese—asied that you .Iso'r get
aa- ...sae. Yoe limy think yourself lucky if vou aid not.
Ile. Knot And this you say induced the attempt to
ak,eaa yeomen,
fendaat—lfee air. I should sot have done si without.
ukase of the.ptiviner, a marmite anal re.pectable-
' 'toci woman, her. *vow! forward, awl in mower to the
eft:litres, doted thdt her hooked was is hainircseer in the
eay.i,,,,l.oveit.rneil, that their thinJiter had previously
,4... l tine. .such unh.ppinevs, yet she would do all that
lay el her power if there was e Promise of am.Dd"nt
a*lKnot kid did it war a matter to he inquired into,
Sal .mend the girl to he taken to the 110/41•C 44 Osten-
.,:;va for • few day s. at the same time writini; a notd to
4"loenti, the chaplain there.
toothor afterwards had a private interview with the
mapstride.

THAMES.
I**, 44. HI,INEAN ON THE RIVER AND IN THE INICEN.
Mr. VIAIIII•N 101.111,-I 14 a Leaden I sk.-It roustaide if bast-
"* wee resumed there, and the racer replied that all the
i-na meat !al..urers in the employ of company were
IP! at work, mid a great number d atm labonrer.
'll dm bees started at work ors the various quays
warehouses. and that busiuma was rommetwed
link this macula/. a circumstance which had not rm-
.."' a I•.a;;time past. He believed then would Le
%tnl for the la,ril:e-s for skate.:

Mad.. Hole., a tall young man, who has been in the
army, way placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged
with ',mug vowelised with 7%,,einx Kenn, now in cus-
tody, in attempting to break into the Duke... timid public-
/arse, l'uttre, at the ton, the lattillotil. Mi. Trinity, wan
lying dead.
The one war. first lle,lll .41 Monday when llygrave
short, dark complexioned cooing oftn, who retwied
Wrr« examined. The eviiteure went to prove that
about three o'clock on ritturylay afterue.m Bygrave and
ancrlter MM, who w,.• ihmtal in au 1101.111,04 cape, en.
tierce the Duke's Heath, which I. a public-Imm ad-
joining the towing path of the river, and went op-
oars in cue at the militia• moms and regatta!
the-nu-Ives for an how and a half with nimp ateeka,
S., They heard that Mr. Trimby V/11* lying dead, and they
'yr-mode olesire to look at the body, as they represeutod
that they had known the derea.al familial. They were
shown the body, and stated that they had never wen him
look so well iu their live.. They paid their reckoning and
went away, ti all alive:mince.. About 7 ~clock in the even.
ing • coachmau named Field saw Beg eve assistmg
tall Man to climb 011 to the !mai of the parlour
wlreh projected from the hove of the Duke's Head. and
thinking they were there for no good purpose, he proceeded
watch their movement.. The tall man got on to the
testi and walked to Mr. Trimby's bedroom It tOIIOW. and
which adjoined the Plolll in which the deceased laiolloid
was lying. Field then went in search of a constable. :aid
diming 164 Acetic° livgrave was Mil coming dovnrctair.
ocietiv, as if he wi.11.41134 to attract attention. riimniondc,
tteplheer, went to the lack, and saw a man with& cape, and he
c-J1..1 " 1:oy er." Bygrive hailed from • back daft, and the
mist:dile at ores stopped him, and said that from diftcrip-
ton Le had received, he believed he waY the man who had
attempted to brad' into the house. lle declared he way
iiineeent, hot ou the way to the station, he dropped a
,crew-driver and an iron hook. At the station three
ineletin keys were found in the lining of hi, mat. Sergeant
IlLinehard afterwards examined the preini.es, and filtUbll
niarka on the bedroom window which come yowled with
th.• %crew-driver. All entrcoce had not been , tfected as the
dinttem were fastened nu the Rnch-, and nothing WWI (OMNI
to, Lave been removal.

The eridelee **dust Hales vats that Field believed him
to be the tell Him, who climbed on to the leads of the par-
lour. It also eppeare.l that in the afternoon Sinimoods vise
Haler awl hi, brother talking to Bygrave arid a strange man
in Pattie,. and further, that Hales was the only tall man of
the four. It was stated that Hales wen bora in Putney.
Mr. Ingham remauded Hales till Tuesday, ou which day
Itygrave would be brought up.
Bail was accepted for the appearance of Helot.