The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-15 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
THIS DAY.

=PIM SIL KOMI /MD • INIPCI IMP rrw+%asa.
Tlto Com its this sootolog at *a SuMas►hsw, Clerk-
otwollitooo. to ►esr boil sod appeal tons.

uTlaerva 103111aT 01 HATS GLAM.
Alao/140 Bohemia wee Witted he wean • large Taw
tity if piste gins sad other propeety, to the value of 401.,
beleseglag M 1t..... 201611111111 est C.., Woking glen
uteadesturese. of IlaUsei.geedse, sad a respectably dressed
mug ass, etas was of Juts Milk was also ladisted fir
1111SiVillg the same, well kaewiag it to ►ave bees stela.
The primer Burisselli pleaded " Guilty."
Mr. Balleatiae appeared fee the prosesutioes, sad Mr.
Pane for the penance Kills.
It appeared from the *videos* of Mr. G. Hostas that
Ba-
riasdN wee esepitiped by the Area of whisk he is o porta*,
fora shirt time, but lading that he wee sot basset they
discharged him. Shortly after some eiscsaistauses seam to
hie knowledge which indesed kiss to watch the residence of
Bariaaelli w►o lodged is Floot.row, Byrnetreet4slll, sad
while so aimed ha saw the primer Millis eater, and after
nese esavereatioa with Bariaaelli he cane eat, karts(
under his arm semi glees, severed over with a pees baize.
Re followed bin, sad saw kW take it to the shop of aIL
Antonio Borretti, a glass dodder Is Waaer•Wset, Clarkin-
well, sad !mkt( lilt it there sad reteraed to Fleet-
row he was give* fats custody. Upea seerehlag
the roan property of great value belearlag
the presseater was feud. Whoa Mills was takes
taut eastedy, he stated that the glass had is.. from
Liverpool, and had bee* seat up to hie by some pumas
rsliaquielnag Mosinee, there, sad that he bad bees asked to
mall it by the ether miaow. Bariaaelli, whin he was
apposhesided, said that be was guilty, sad that Mills
kaew neeking whatever of the robbery.
Ms:Payae said be had several winnows is wart who
soul 4 speak to the respectability of his sliest, bat before
doing so he would pat to kis kedship that there was no sine
made oat spied him.

Kr. BeHaut's, and the Court aneutiug, the priseuer Nos
was bead Nei Guilty, sad was at saes diseharged. The
I primmer Berfaaelli was thou sailed up, and assumed to bs
haploid clad kept to herd laboar is t►e House of Canso-
tire tar eta *thaw Mouths.

L the eels of ANA Anew aad Joey* defeti4, who
Were onateased to be transported for six years, for stealing
sere Miele, floes the ship the Seller (partiettlan of which
were reported in this journal yesterday), lb. Bodkin in-
formed Kr. Yetaelfe that be would grant hint • owe for the
Court of Crialsal Appeal.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.
THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST STRAHAN, PAUL,

AND Co.

The defeadants la this as were plead at the bar, before
Mr. Jardiae, for the tenth time, oa the charges preferred
easiest thus by Dr. Grifilth.

I■ the abeenee of Mr. Bodkin, who is prodding at the
Westaiester Sushi= for Signet Adams, Mr. Humphreys,
fun atteaded for the prosecution.
Mr. Lewis, of Ely-plass, and Mr. Holt, of Charing-crass,
attended as solicitors for the defendants.

Mr. Hemp!my& said it would be within the remembrance
of the court that es the Demi= of the last examination of
the prisoners, Mr. Chas. Pepperoora gave some Golden's in
relation to two Dutch bonds whist' formed part eider seen-
rides of Dr. OriMth, sad had been aegotiated, with the
other seestities, by the prisoners. At that time the bawds
in questioa had bees only pertly traced, but as they had
Wen slam completely identified, he thought it would be
desirable to call ea* witness to prove this fast upon the de-
petitions. He was aware that there had bees as arrange-
ment to the effeet that the eese should sot be further gee*
tato foe the present; but he believed It was oely ea act of
Judie, to the prisoners to let them know that the beads is
gelation had beta traced, and that another important link
in the avid's*. against them had boss thus supplied.
Mr. Augustus Laud Watley deposed that he was a sleek
in the beak of Messrs. Comte and Co., of the Strand, sad
produced two Dalai Two•asd•..Half per Cost. Beads for
1,000 'Waste sash, numbered respeotively 3,848 mad 6,124.
They were received by Colette sad Co. ow the 12th of Sept.,
1863, having bees purchased by the direction of winless fur
oae of the 'methane of the bask. They were etill is the
pessaries. el the Iris, being held on behalf the gentleman
referred to. They were purchased of Cape' and Co., of
Threginorten.street, and formed a portion of 78,000 guilders
umlauted la the same purchase.
Mr. Ilemphreys stated that he bad no intention to cell
any ether witness today, but proposed that the ease should
be formally remanded as before, with the understand.
ieg that no additional evideace would be offered until Sep-
tember, whoa an absent wheels was expected in Boglsad.
Mr. Jardine said It would be very coareaiect for all
parties, that some naderstandiog of this kind should be-
come to, as it would dispense with the necessity of requiring
counsel to attend from week to week in the expectation of
farther progress being made with the ems.

II Mr. Lewis sincerely hoped that the suggestion of his
wonhip would be attended to.
Mr. Humphrey' wee quite prepared to say that no fresh
evidanse would be produced, and that the remand in
gaieties should be a strictly formal sue.

Mr. Jardlae—Thes let lush be the understanding.
The prisoners were thea reminded accordingly.
Mr. Holt, the ellititor for Mr. Bates, said lU had now the
the satisfaction of tenderiog bail for his angst, mad of adding 1
that the formal notice had been hied', waived by the soli-
citor for the presecubon, owing to the uadoubted stability
of the parties.

Tito weir bitadod is arm Mr. Jams Andorton, of 20,
Bridgo.stroet, Blatkinars, sad Mr. W. Bates, torotbor of the
prisms!, a merchant of Livorpool, residiag at 1, Cambridge-
paws, Ludes.

The usual formal questions were put to them gentlemen,
sad being esewered eatisfeetorlly, they were bound over,
ee& la S,OOOl, ee sureties for the prisoner.

Mr. O'Brien, the magistrate's elak, 'squired the run-
donee of Mr. Bata, for the pupae of taking kis personal
reeegnisaness

Tb. prioener.-117 residence ! Well, jest now, it would
e rather a pude to say.
Mr. O'Brien—l Inuit your late reddens&
The primer—Oh, 41, Norfolk. street, &read.
The fernsal bedsits being then coespleted, Mr. Bates wee
it at liberty, and left the soars with his friends.
_ _

Mr. Levistated that ho *spatted two gentlemen would
be premed at 1 Vela*, to leader bail os behalf of 841 John
Doe. Paul; bat, at Loll pest 1, whoa oar reporter 104 ao
ea* wet la attoodosoo with that view►

SOUTHWARK.