The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1862.

the grand jury was a charge against five forvignen,
for hart% been outraged in forging Realm
rouble Louis. Ile said the law wee the same with regard to
those who forged foreign notes as to those who fmged notes
of this country. It was sot necessary to go through the
whole of air depositions, which were very long ; be would
merely call their attention to the fact that poi•
Lions of the plates and notes were found on the prisoners,
and ►e explained that it was not necemary that the whole
of the soar, or pl►te from which the note wan struck should
be plated before them, it was sufficient if any portion were
feud upon the prisoners. He then dieniimed the grand
Jury to their duties.

THE POLICE COURTS
(THIS DAY.)

MA RLBOROUG H .53THE ET.
AITEIMID Nuance NEAR TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD.
Jeered 1ri.134 of 15, Pittatreet, a papier-mache
maker, was before Mr. Tyrwhitt with seriously
cutting and won wounding a man named John Earl, with intent
to do him griffons bodily harm.
A certificate was pot in from the Middlesex Hospital
stating that the injured man was unable to attend.
It appears that the prisoner, who was living with his
mother, was on Saturday night breaking up all the articles
of furniture, and his mother, who was assaulted by; him,
cried " murder." The injured man went to see whether
he could pacify the prisoner, who was in a very excited
state, when he was stabbed in the throat through an half.
closed door.
Morecroft, 165, mid on taking the prisoner into custody the
only remark he made was" very good." He found • lunfe in
the prisoner's waistcoat, but the prisoner said that was not
the one he had done it with.
Remanded.

NOVEL WOOS OF PLONDZILINO LODC LNG& -1

John !Anson, a dyer, was charged an follows :
The prisoner had on a pair of goloshes when taken into
custody, and had with him a black bag and two ends on
which were writteo, " Mr. George Brace, r to
Bernet." there being little doubt that his plan was, when he
secured any booty, to tie one of the cards to it or to the
bees mouth, so as to deceive the police in the event of his
being stopped.
It appears that at an early hour this morning Mr. James
Ryan, a lodger at the house of Mr. Daniel, 21, South
Molton4treet, beard some one in his bedroom, sad said,
"Is that you, Mr. Daniel r The prisoner said "Yes," but
knowing that it was not, he jumped out of bed and pur-
sued the prisoner, who opened the street door. Mr. Ryan,
determined not to lose the prisoner, pursued him and
brought him back, and gave bun into custody.
Mr. Ryan, in answer to the magistrate, said he could
not tell bow the prisoner got into the house, and that
be was awoke by hearing some one at his clothe, on the
table.

Mr. Daniel said on going downstairs he saw Mr. Ryan,
who was in his shirt, pursuing the prisoner in the street.
Several latch.keys were found, one of them opening the
street-door, on the slab near the street-door, but they did
not belong to the home.
Inspector Walker said he believed be had seen the pri-
soner before.
Robinson, 163 C, exhibited the bag to the magistrate ; and
it was one of a very capacious description.
Prisoner was remanded for a week, Mr. Tyrwbitt com-
llimenting Mr. Ryan, who is a tall and remarkably fine
ooking gentleman, on his clever captare of the prisoner.