The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-25 00:00:00

THE POLICE COM&

MANSION-HOUSE

Henry rasa sarloi;r7-I,sWwe•plapoka the bar
on remand, baring been apprehended by Dstwi tve Bergeent
Haydoe, upon • wanton signed by the Lord Mayor, c
with obtaining by messed fake pressmen from Daniel
Dickson the ram of 18bL, the mimeo of Robert Rama
Lancia*.

Mr. Humphreys promoted ; and Mr. Sydney appeared
for the primmer.
The facts, ea they appeared front Mr. Humphrey's open-
log on the last occasion, were ea follows : The primeness
up to the time of their operational«) carried on the business
of wholesale and export °ileum' tradiog under the style of
Feast Brothers, at Tottenham-road, liingslaud, end Fine-
bury-pavement, and bad for the List 18 months or two years
had transutious with Mr. Linable, a merchant of No. 11,
Anstin.friars, who acted asagent to Messrs. Calendar and
Co., at Melbourne. The pnwwre were in the habit of ship-
ping goods to Meson. Calendar and Co., and Mr. Landale, as
agent to Menem Weeder, advanced mow from time to
time to the pnaoners upon those shipments, to the extent of
about threeefourtha the amount of the invoice of the goods
consigned. Before the advances were made it was custom-
ary for the prim:men to heed over to Mr. Lindell, the dock
receipt and the invoice, showing what goods were at the
wharf. The fraud charged against the prisoners was that
the account they gave is the invoices was false, and that
the quantity of gouda really consigned by the primers was
.sareay more than one-third the quantity contained in the
invoices. The number of mare corresponded, bat instead
of containing three doses bottles of pickles or 360, 120 of the
cease were represented to contain, there was only
one dozen in each cam. Information was received
by Mr. Walker, am of the members of the
firm, who was in London, that the system had been punned
in respect to several shipments made by thoprimmers, and •
warrant was panted for their apprehension, and when
taken into comedy by Datectivesergeant Hayden • letter
from Mows. Calendar and Co., addressed to Mews. Feist
Brothers, was found on ow of the prisoners, apprising
Maws. Foot Brothers of that fart.

IdittionrieTtiencehaviirgbeeegiven,
Mr. Humphreys requested another remand, and Mr.
Bydaoy asked that they might be admitted to bail, as he bad
a perfect answer to the charge.
In mower to the Lord Mayor Mr. Walker, one of the
firm of Calendar and Co., mid the SOW lose was estimated
at between 1,5001. and 1,6001.
The Lord Mayor said be would take bail, but each pri-
soner must find two sepande 'erotism ta 2501., and be him-
self bound over in the sum of 5001.
GUILDHALL
Benjamin Barris, aged 60. described as a general dealer,
was charged before Mr. Alderman Allen with having in his
possession, in Duke street, Aide* 12 pieces of imitation
pusher nets, Guipure nets, 22 applique Data, and 9 dozen
and 11 loop ahead veils, value 261., the same having been
stolen while on transit between the Great Northern Rail-
way office in Whitecromotreet and the Ring'ocross

5-I;.Wootaer appeared on the part of the Great Northers
Railway Company to prosecute ; sad Mr. Louis Lewis, of
the firm of Lewis and Lewis, of Ely-place, defended the
prisoner.
It appeared from the evidence that the goods in ques-
tire were stolen from one of the Great Northern
Railway vans on the 30th of September, and the pri-
sooer sold the above-named, being 251. worth out at
801. (the value of, goods 'toles), to a Mn. Roths-
child, who keeps • stall in the Clothes
Houndsditch, for 2/. who resold them to • Yre.EGireandayarr
41. ss. On the 2nd November Mn. Grady resold the goods
to Messrs. Simpson and Co., of 48, Farringdouotreet, for
81. 10s., who again sold them to a Mr. Longman for 8/. A
portion of the goods was theta offered to Mr. Liunoelot
Smith, of the firm of Harrison and Smith, who, recognising
them as the goods of Mesas. Gribble and Co., bought them
for 71. 45., and at once communicated with tholes gentlemen.
During the investigation it was affirmed that the goods re-
covered were not worth 251., being old and out of fashion ;
but a Mr. Thomas L. Marshall proved lariat( bought thorn
in Paris as samples and forwarded them to Messrs. Gribble
and Co., the agents of Adams and Co., of Nottingham, for
the gapes= purpose cif having them worked up for the
spring. Messrs. Oribble and Co. then gave instruction@
which led to the prisoner's aporeheasion.
Mr. Alderman Allen ermunitted the prisoner for trial, and
hail was refused.