The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-20 00:00:00

THE ALLEGED FRAUDS BY A STOCKBROKER.

Edward Rumen Daunt, who has bees three times re-
manded ou a shame of obtaining byname of fake presume
large 'rums of mooey from Lieoteciant•Colonel Strange sad
Mr. Jno. Watson, engineer, of Litoohie-iiia-gelds, was
taday spina pissed at the bar of the Mansion house
thMr. F. lrl.ewis, banisher, r, by Humphreys
and Morgaa, appeared to presents, and Mr. Sleigh, barris-
ter, metro/led by Menem. Lewis aid Lewis, appeared for the
prum F.
Mr. F. 11. Lewis said be was [Detracted io the awn oases in
which be was charged with freed upoa Lienteneat-
Colossi filreage and Mr. Wetness. With regard to Mr.
Watacia, that geatlerocia was sow of opinion that he
had been is error, and came to this criaalueion after gob
through the books of the primmer that there was no impute,-
tion against him with regard to that osse. With rupees to
the cue of inset.-Colossi Stun" that was quite different.
I The colossi had hem informed that the priaceber had a wile
and several children, and that he was coartected with a
family of great respectability, sod if the preeeestioe were
owned on against the prisoner they would be greatly dis-
graced. Under three CIICUMBUDC4S, lakilt,CokollllBlauss,
who was a highly honourable gentleman, and being solely
animated by a wish for the public welfare in regard to pro-
mentions of this descriptioa, had been isflueaced by the
repreasetetiare made to him with regard to the
wife sad family of the prisoner, waa
with his lordship's perroimioo, to withdraw from
the proseeutioe. Beyond that fact there was another sad
that was that the books of Mr. Daunt, upon which the 'vi-
deos* for the prosecution must chiefly rely, were in an ex-
tremely complicated state, and would require an eimounteat
to go through them ; in fact, there were so many technical
' difficulties that both Lieut.-Colonel Strange and Mr, Wa-
wa ware desirous of withdrawing from the charge, and to
give the defendant the benefit of the remarks that had been
made.

hh. Sleigh said the primer had near to feel very grate-
ful for the merciful course which the prosecutors had tree.
The Lord Mayor said he could not enter on the quer=
relative I. the primmer's family. The prisoner should have
thought of them before entering into the alleged inser-
tions. What he washed to ksow was, whether than was say
further evidence to be offered is the case of Lieut.-odoor
arum&
*r. F. H. Lewis mid no further madam,* was intended to
be offered, but he felt it dr to his lordship and the wen
to eater into some explaustioe why the charge was with-
drawn._

Mr. Oke remarked that the only evidence that had been
taken was in support of the monist
The Lord Mayor rid, haying no evidence before him. and
as the prosecutor was notprepared to offer say, it was impoe.
Bible far him tocarry the case soy further, but in discharging
the prisoner, it mint be distinctly understood that, although
be was discharged from custody, he was cot discharged era
an acquittance of the court.
The prisoner was then discharged.

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Psiaorrens.—Upwsrds of 3,000/. woe taken on Toss* at
the busar held in Bt. Georgeshall, Liverpool, in aid of the
Southern Prisoners' Rebel Fund, and ea the attesdenee
yesterday wee enounotta, the rumple will be greatly in-
censed. The stalls were again crowded by objects of every
description, suns of rare beauty and value ; but few 'rendes
offend excited so much interest as a number of rasa, dim
studs, &a, manufactured by Confederate prisoners. and
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