The Express. — 1862-03-20 (London, England)

THI POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.)  CLERKEN WELL IMATIZATI ATTIMTT AT SIMMS IS A POLICE CELL.  ill I Do. 5* per soil Peet West& N.W.atinass Madan of &ulna....  BRITDM  188 110 68 80 108 108 64 68 54  37e I Me Id 102 0  St ei ST SS  11 ii 145. 159  " Mention was lately male," says the Gale& de "el the arrival of if. Lambert, seat by the L f 1113.1..neurar to preemie Lis Malady's mopeds to the raortur Napoleon. M. Lambert was received teat mesh t•r 11. Tboumeel, and has had an madietons of the F.ritpener, who traded him triad graciously. His Mapony, bows er, dal sot give any formal reply to the applicatioa foe a protectorate made by the King of Madagascar. M. Lambert Las left for Loodue."  THE " MoRN IN4 CH 11104414 'LE."—There Jim beet' 10 isms of the More,el Chn,a6 /e to-day. The offices see .but op and a placard affixed outaule informs the world the. '• the publicatioa of the llirosieb. is %tumidably deferred until Mooday sett, March 24." The Merniap s • ....,o-se eras only eight years short of the ceatesarpof firth, having been established in 1770.  Stebbi:v.% the Prerhieut of the Southeatp.e Clamlier of Commerce, in giving evidence befog, • pardons itary oviouittee on the Aadovec sad Redbridge Eidway sod ita Wenches, oil Monday, Meta thee somber of overlies inward vessels eatered eh the pert if s...othsinpton, la.lo, was :3M times.", 51,ar7. le !..41, the number wss 1,077, ; tonne m„ 34169. Osawards, 1•311. number ..f vessels. 17s. la 141 A Mt A member of a ,teem coal urn, in South Wales, In giving evidence Wove the sanie ei.nimittee, stated that his km aloes seat ie • wren Nom awl iia.ooo tom of steam oral to Month. a- 14,1 annually, and that the root by sea was 17s. a tea, ls if there era a railway from the oialpits to' South, pt..n, without break of &nage, the cost would be by .eilv I 10. hi • lOC Ku-um &Kit-rt.—The weekly meeting of v,eentive l'otereittee was held on Tuesilry, at the lithos in liniklhall Chambers, Mr. Men in the chair. The of thesiggrvaehing division on the Ballot engaged the atteatiess of the committee, and the Secretary was directed to prepare by the sect meeting reports of the Damn of those niembersof the House of Commons favour. aide to the 6.-11.4 who were absent unpaired from the ilivaina, soil slur of the elections which have occurred owe the last division, sod by which the parliatneutary vi•te in the bend is affected.  X!!ee Clifford, an unfortseate wornan, about 30 ears of me, residing at Fitzrov.market, was charged before Mr. 1) Eyncourt with being drank and disorderly, and making me of obscene language in Omit Coram.street, St. Pancras, and, further, with attempting to commit suicide in the cell, at the Hunter•street police-station. The prisoner was locked up for making a disturbance, and bad not been long in the cell before the constable on duty beard a peculiar round, and found that the prisoner had andowoured to strangle herself by tying the strings of her bonnet tightly mood her throat. The strings were Ca, but she had not been left long before sbe again attempted to destroy banal. The consequence was that &MIL lad been left in the cell the whole of the night with her. In arwer to Mr. D'Eyneourt, TM prinener said that she was very sorry for what she It Ed dors. Me had endeavoured to destroy her life, beOWNS E. thoostbt that her infant, which waa only seven remethe old, would be taken from her for ever. Sooner than she would lose her child she would lose her life. . .  Mr. lnyisooort said he had a greet mind to send to the House of Correction, but taking into consideration the fact that ■he had as infant, be would now discharge her, but hoped that she would be mere careful for the future.