The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Moro Ants Coates. and Mars Asen Pal:rat, and Edward
Foley Ind Semen Modem's, were wraiths for flail au.
seeinstioe before 8:r R.W. Carden ; tie women charged with
lavirg robbed Mrs. Parsons of sundre task notes sad other
saeseys ; themes with bavieg leloniouly rareived • BM.
Bink or Ecg:and now, pan of the property stolen hem that
WT.
After hesriog additimal evidence,
A.l the prisnets were then committed for trial.
kosistrd Agar, who war some days ago charged with
Mouses torgerier, was bnugbt up fr..r further eanneam-
hos. The enterprising spirit of the prisoner way Is age
peered, by DI means esaegerated upon the first repeiligehles
lion tithe coone he h.d been palmier.
Mr. Maltese, solicitor to the Conimittirs of Bankers for
Proteetios &gain's Forgeries sad Fronde, attended fee the
prestreistios Mr. Winner for the defence.
T. former evidenm having ben end.
Beery Goddard, retired Bow.unet oßeer, .aid—l wit
employed to mist Jobs Forrester is this redone. la the
amnion of the 15th net , at oboe.. 6 o'clock, I was is the
tosighbuirho•d of Bedford.row with Tb"rowgood. I have
hued his evidenee read over, sad be gas gives On some
esetimosy I eau give up to On time at which I get up to
larkeretreet. Whenbow the led_scrose elara reed
try 'uprose Ad. I laid hold oho arm. Hs raid I had
wermies to beadle him, hi had dons eoni-g. sad he wished
to ks•w why be was imptiehended. I said, This yew.
sea (the principal sedum es the former examination) hee
been billowed from the Beak, and you nave received emu
Wag. He then at ogee plat his bead in his beside ant
pocket sad gave me the red canvas beg produced, esetain.
log the sew Nubian and Oleos of blink paper, whisk were
to represent the 7001. I asked him from whom he had
nerfeed the beg, and he panted to Smith, the mimes..
Jilin Forrester, prissiest officer st tte Mansioa-bonne,
isid—On the melee of the 15th 1 went with Goddard aad
Smith to • house No. 61, TheobaliFirroed. 1 there received
rem Smith a percel 1 produce. It ea, then tied up very
tight. I afterwards opened the parcel in the prance of
Goddard and the solieltor for the proserution. I food is
it &roust other Shines 9 copper-plates, 99 blank shwas' M
Messrs. Couto' sad Co's. busk, fatty nine blank Apses
of the East of Seemed Ralik at Norwich, four bleak
Nunes of Messrs. Mill sod Sort, two blink cheques of
Messrs. Lacy sat Ille% them sheet' of truism paper, •
104 mho, sad •61. oele, help perportiog to be of the Beak
of England, three Mesh hem, two foisted keys, sad fifteen
type figures. Os istmday, the 18th of August, I west
to No. 7, Stanley-pines. raddingtshareee. end then oh•
nand toe trunks oirpoillmeelogres. The prisoner has gime
chimed thou Osaka emithe esslents, and I Cave Mace de-
livered them to his order.
Mr. Joseph Buesteed, impostor of notes of the Hoak of
Emitted, 'mid the 101. saes gad the 11. note resisted by
Mr. Forrester were both Iseged note..
Mr. W. Kentish, mgraver, Chimer alley, Lombard-
Wrest, said-1 have elapsed Impressions to oe takes from the
nine plates predated. The fourteen impressioas I sow
modem have bus takes from those unto., some of them
having bees engraved at the back. I engrave the cheques
of Messrs. Glyn and Co., the beakers. The two cheque*
produced, Nos. set 8,734 aad 8.733, were cot taken from my
plate, but have been printed from the plates produced by
Forrester, and are a combination of the impreiseioes Nos. 1,
2,
e!. aid 3. The numbers 8,734 and 8,736 are, I believe, from
17
see W. Parry, clerk to Meson. Glyn, Mire, sad Co., of
Lonabard.street,bankers, said—la 1554, Mr. Thomas Plight,
of Bond-court, Wallbrook, kept an account at our house.
Oa the 6th of July, 1864, the cheque produced, No. 8,784,
was [minted to me sad paid. It purports to be draws by
Mr. Flight upon our house for 8731.
Mr. J. Foster, clerk to Messrs. Glyn, M ilt, sod Co., said
—On the 6th of July, 1854, s cheque for 7201. 16e. was
pmented to me for ',inmost. I asked ter perms who pre-
seated it what he would have for it. He said some sows,
the partieulsre of which I forget. I looked at the cheque
strata cud did set like the appearance 0! it, end I *poke to
another person is the °Mos on the subject, end when I came
back I passed it to Mr Thompson, one of the establishment,
arid began to write off the notes, and when that gentleman
brought beck the sharpie to we, and I had finished the
miry, the person who bad presented it disappeared.
Mr. Joshua West, jun., clerk at Motors. Cautte's honk, in
the Strand, said—Messrs. Williams and N,,raate, of Hen-
rietteatrest, Covent garde., bookaellera, keep as account
at our house. Oo the 16th of April, 1E.54, 1 delivered oil a
cheque-book to their order, eoctainino ISO cheques, Nos.
fl—a 3,601 to 3,750 inclusive. The 66 cheques now pro.
ducted by Mr. Forrester boar the same titters and numbers
as thue that formed part of that book. Three of the
cheques produced are guanine cheques, from which the
printed numbers have bees urged.
Mr. F. Morgue, of On firm of Williams and Prorgete. of
Bentley a. saes', booksellers, said—Oo the 20th of May, 1854,
upon going to business I found that the tiil sad drawers of
my shop had been broken open by force. I kept my cheque
book in the ins safe, the k.y of which was in the back part
of one of the drawers which Ind be.. br +ken open, aad the
safe had been opened with the key which was left in it. I
missed from the sale the cheque book we had from the
beaker. OD the 15th of April.
Sir R W. Cardin said he should adj.. eta this most re-
nt/likable use for • week.
A vast number of other forgeries are to be produced
against the prisoners.
0171 LDHALL.
IVitliana Jerkiness, • bookseller of Star-:aae, wee sum.
1211,4 for publishing • libel, imputing L•zrjary to police-
coagulate Z 69.
Morgan from the firm of Humphrey, Sea, and
Morgan, said that if the object of the constable waste obtals
a discutinuance of the subject of com:latot, be was pre-
part d, ou the part of the defendant, to clones regret for
the pest, sad promise that the libellous placard should not
be inhibited. After some convenstion the defesdant said
le admitted he was wrong is what he had dose, he was
sorry for it, and be would sot do so again.
Alchemies Cabin then dismissed tne summoss, as pay.
meat of costs.
WESTMINSTER.
Yestarday afte-soom the woman, whose case has been so
frequently before the sourt, ielorined toe magistrate that
she had sees Mr. Kirby, the gentlernas to wham he had
sent her is the morning, she said, Mr. Kirby
at first told her thst her %mowed was receiving
his messy daily, or wieldy at least. She showyd
him lee husband's letter, slam he ceinged his tone,
and said that if her hanged hid not bus paid, his
anoint had sot yet heisting.' up, and be had aot received
hie mosey beanies they did not rightly knaw what was out
to ha. Tier, were 300 uses there, he said, t. whom they
did sot rightly know what was owicg; tut if she would
leave the letter he would ascertain everything about it by
wetting to the coramseder in the Crimea by the neat post.
Mr Arnold thought it would have been • reedier way to
do it by telegraph. The worthy magistrate then irquired
tote the poor woman's Immediste condi•:•n. and learning
that she woe preadult, kisdly PTO her 10.. from the poor.
boa.
Isabella Nair Joilept was formally vmtaitted on the
charge of having murdered her mother.
An application was made to the magistrate to take bail,
but it was mimed.

A JUDGE TIMID Yost DausiENNEss.—At the Bir-
Seemed Police Court, ea Thursday, Mr. Robert Grace, the
steward sad jedge of the Wapeatak• Curt for the hundred
of W wall, was summarise' for being drink and disorderly,
but he did riot appear. Mr. Richard J+.es, the assistant
°verses, of Birkenhead, stated that, a re • Jays ago, the
defeadant cams to his ernes in a state cf debriatiou, sad
contained a diaereses*. He was abut defog to Liver
pool ea beamed., and be lelt the defendant is tie bear,
dug with a clerk. The delesclut coa:inned the disturb.
sad, sad at last made his way from else (Arm intr, Mr
Jones's house, where ha ageounto-ed Mrs. 'Lies, who, in
°rut to get rid of him, said that a gin:lemma was waiting
for his °wade. Mr. Grace went out ; but Radials that
he had been biased, returned, and renewed his improper
deadeet. At last, • polnanisait was seen arprosehiag, and
then the defuedaat west &limy. Mr. 3,41 P. simply asked
that mesas might be takes to prevent Mr. Gress from
added to his premises whilst drunk, &Ed anvoyied him.
Mr. Fiddles (one rt the andiitrates): Ar, mast Si. Mr.
Grasse Se. sad cons.—Liverpool Post.
NEWSPAPERS AMONG THE WELSH RVIITICS —Last
week two pentlessea from this district were travelling is
Wales admiring the character of the sxnery and pick me
up occasioaally a trait of the people. They had been to the
top of Snowdon, far above the little disturbances of
humanity, and on returning, on the Bodge: le rt sid• of the
mcseataia, their attention was caught ty ten labourers
saowiag a add of gram. They stopped u::h them a 'lint
dna. Serie, whisk period a woman. er: !ently • kind of
post.oMee messenger, same up to deliver hit parcel of clean
sad unsoiled turepapers. It was There I.y, and the paper
aka was deliveries lotteries leasopbisticated mountain readers
was publiabed is tb• previous Saturday merniag, so that
noisy railways and breathless telirtrapta hews apparently
made bat little isirood oa the gimp!' contested habits a
these mountain distrists. Oas li tls tart deserved entire
notwithstanding. Six oat of the ten ware regular amb-
ient:ins fora newspaper each, en *sample which mien b.
very beasilci•lly followed by many of those knowing ones
who reside in more cultivated districts, ar.3 who will pri.
bably I* finely enough to pronooneo true Welsh relies
my slew specimens of hersaaity.—y,,,d,r„ofidd
OPENING or PADDINGTON CEMETEItY.—Yt starclay
lb* new and extensive dwelt-yard, u wittriam,kai
Millman, wee spud for latermeats.

FROM U. LONDON OAZRI7II, Friday, Argue* 31.

WAS. OFFICE, Avoore St.
1 t Retiostat of Dragoon Osards—A.sistant Surgeon Wil-
liam Aleaander Davideor, Y D., from 42nd Foot, to be

en.tact stupor.
4tn Light Dragoons—Lieetroset F. W. Martin to be eat,
tam. by perehero, vies Molyeenz, who retiree, Cornet
H. H. de Boarbel to be lieutenant, by purchue, Tice
Martin.
Light Dregeour—Captain H. B Reader, from the 14th
Liebe Drumm, to be septets, vies Brett, who anathema ;
Cornet C.Wbito to be Itenatesent, by parches*, vice Coop,

who retires.
13th Light Dragswaa—Tbe Donnas of the corset appointed
oa lOilt April, 1366, Is Chairs:, and not Griming, as pre-
viously stated.
14th Light Dragoosts—Captala Heim Brett, from the 12th
Light Dragooaa, to be espial., vice Reader, who so-
_ _

Royal Irtillery—thintleman Cadet Fitaftoy &menet Tel.
bet to be Seamiest ; Lieutenant Claut's George William
Lowell** to be second captain, vice Areiiall, retired on
half pay ; Captain Arthur Thomas Pbillpot.s to be lieu-
tenant soloist, vies Harken, demand ; Second Captain
William Cosyngbant Lyaish Blow to be captain, vies
Pnilipotts ; -Lieutenant /Madmen Hurley Grills to be
sec-snd captain, vise Slim; John Beanie Harrison, gag.,
to be veterinary sermon.
°readier Goarde—B eeeee Major H. F. Ponsonby to be
at tato and lieutenant colonel, by purchase, vice Hon. 0.
H. Lindsay, WWI TIMM; Ensign Edmond Pittner, his
the 67th Foot, to be *Miff° and lieutenant, by purehem.
vim Fitzroy A. T. Clare's, promoted; Captain W. &
Ewa; from the 93rd Foot, to be lieutenant and captain,
by parches, via Christie, who retiree.
lit Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Mattis Brown W
be captain, by purchase, vim Newland, who retiree.
3rd Foot—C pteis Robert Owen, from half pay 12th Feet,
is be captain, remise the difference, vice Cole, who of
chattels; Lieutenant Maury G. C. Hirninglism to be lop
min, by parakeet, Mot Own, who retires.
4th Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Colossi Thomas Williams in
be lieutenant colonel, without purchase, vim Brevet;
Colonel CAW, died of his wounds; Captain W. Wilby in
be major, lathiest puretham, vies Williams; Lieutenant
Thomas 8 to be captain, witbont purchase, vise
Wilbv : B
Vl=
A. Wee. te tee h....tenant, without
nutcase, • Essig@ Thomas Tanner M be
lieutenant, by ;tee Hamilton, promoted; Wile
lime Felder Kw", Best., to be swigs, without pareibeee.
vice Blake • Lieutenant H. B. Mauls to be adjutant, AN
/Mapper& joremeted.
6th Foot—Edwin Mu Oldaald, put, to be ensign, by
purchase, vise Dams, .
7th Foot—Captain B. 17ELIdto be major, ace Bruit
Loitenaat Maud Mills, deemed • Lientoaaat H. M.
Jones to be eepeale, without purelutee vim Rohe; Emig.
W. P. Browse to be lieutenant, without purchase, vise
Jones • Ensign Hon. Howard Moreton to be lieutenant,
by purchase, vim Ron. A. H. Crettoo, who retires; wa-
llas Biddulub Piachazd,gest, to be ensign, without
purchase, vise Browne. lie test Christian same of Ba.
shin Butler Is Lindsey, and not Lindsay, as stated is the
" Gazette." July 13.
9:b Foot—Liseeineitt Hewes Van Smanbenste, from the
32nd Fut, lobe seeds, without purchase, vim Gaynor,
matiiiered by the eenteue of a genera court martial.
12th Foot—Fmalga John Luna. Wilkie to be lieueeant, by
parabue, vise Fartlough, promoted; John Amber
• Julian Brier, test, to be assign, by ptambeeee, vise Ni
chill, appointed to the 43rd Foot; George William Eigllee
gest , to be *melee, atheist pun:bate, via Briggs, rip
pointed to the 44th Foot.
13th Foot—Brevet Major George King to be melon, without
purchase. vies Jou:stags, who retires upon full pay ; Lien•
tenant C. P. Cobb*, from the 6th Foot, to he mails, I
without purchase; Lieutenant Jobs Augusta Fuller to
be captain, without purchace, vise King; Ensign J. J.l
P. For, from the 61st Foot, to be lieutenant, without
purchase; Ensign A. B. Adair to be lieutaaaat, without
purchase, vice Fuller.

17[b Foot-To be Lieutenants, by pit/sham—Basin L. J.
Seagram, vise M. Bayne, who Monetized ; Ensign J. M.
C. Trevers, vies Smyth, promoted.
18th Foot—William Mishear, gent., to be snags, without
purchase.
1911 Foot—Brevet Major Robert Warden to be major, with-
out purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenaat Colossi Henry Ed-
ward M.O.*, whose brevet rank 1.. beim converted into
substantive rank, unattached, under the Royal Warrant
of the Bth October, 1564; Lieutenant H. T. Ualseke to be
captain, without purchase, vie. Warden; lieutenant
Peter Godfrey to be oaptainorithout purchase,riee Brevet
Major Sbadwell, whom brevet reek has been converted
into substantive rank seder the Royal Warrant of the Bth
Oetsher, 1854 ; Ensign G. F. Webster, from the 98th
Foot, to be lisateasat, without parolee., vise Kirby,
cubit red by the sentence of a general court martial; Re-
sign R. C. Marcia to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies
Uniathis; Crammer Kearick, gent., to be ensign, without
purchase, vice Martin, promoted.
20th Foot—Joseph Cox, gent., to be ensign, without pur-
chase, vies B fridge, promoted.
21st Foot—Lieutenant J. G. Image to be captain, by pur-
chase vice Lech, who retiree; Ensign 8. 8. Connell to be
lieutenant, by machete, vies King, promoted.
22nd Foot—Ensign 0. P. Leigh, from the let Foot, to be
sissies, without pendia/re.
20th Foot—Limitewsat Colonel John Hamilton Stewart,
from the 81st Foot, to be Beaumont colonel, vies Smith,
who eachanges; Captain Frederick D. Middleton, from
the 70tit Foot, to be captain, vice Cumberland, who oz.

, . .
changes. _
32nd Foot—Ensign Henry Cook to b. lieutenant, without
purchase, vies Van Btrutbenzie, promoted is the 9th Foot.
Henry George Browne, gent., to be ensign, without put.
chime, vice Conk.
33rd Foot—Lieutenant John Trent to be adjutant, vice
Marsh, killed in action.
34th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign
J. D. Laurie, vice Clayton, deceased ; Ensign Thomas L.
Stack, vies Lonnie, whose promotion on the 20th July,
1855. hoe been cauelled ; Ensign R. J. P. Leeson, vice
Stack, whims promotion oa the 27th July, 1866, bee bean
cancelled; Ensign H. 8. Stewart. vice Leeson, whose
promotion on the 2nd August, 1866, has been cancelled.
To be Ensign. without putobage--Mark Burgh Rochfort,
vice Stewart, promoted.
37th Foot—Ensign 8 L Cummins to be lieutenant, with-
out' purchase, vice Baker. appointed to the 48th Foot. .
38th Foot—Lieutenant 8. G. Qaieke to he captain, without
purchase, vice Layard, doomed; Lieutenant H. B.
Fielden to be captain, by purnhese, vice Quick*, whose
promotion by purchase on the 17th August, 1866, has been
cancitUed; Ensign R. C. Franks to be lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Quiche ; Arthur Bailey. gent., to be 'pair',
without purchase. The same of the lieutenant promoted
on 17th June, 1866, is &unfold, and not Stantfield, as
previously stated. The name of the officer who retired in
the t' Duette" of 17th August, 1866, is Captain Lambert,
and eat Lambeth, aa previoasly stated.

3911Foot—Litorosaat C. B. Phillippe to be captain, by
runtime, vies Northeete, who retiree. To be Annalist
Surgeons—Anistaat Surgeon James Petrie Street, M.D.,
from the staff, to be assistant surgeon, vie. Madden, ap•
pointed to the 47th Foot; Assistant Surgeon Ale:ander
Milne Humphrey, from the Ordinate Medical Depart.
meet, vim Spathe, who exchanges.
40th Foot—The name of the ensign appointed on the 17th
inn is De Neufvtlle Lame, and cot De Reetville Leese,
as previously stated.
41st Foot—Henry Edward Harrison, gent., to be ensign,
without purchase.
42nd Foot—Assistant Samos Alfred Hooper, from the
Staff, to be assistant surgeon, vie. Davidson, appointed to
the Ist Pennon Guards.
43rd Foot—Amieteat Bargees Charles Dodger* Madden,
111. D , from the 39th Foot, to be amistaat eurgeon, view
Biddle, appointed to the 60th Foot.
14th Foot—B Major Andrew Browne to be major,
without purchase, vies Brevet Lieutenant Colossi R
Fettles, whom brevet rash has been converted into sal •
stentive rank, seder the Royal Warraat, 6th October,
1384 ; Lientenset B 8. Rockies to be captain, unbent
purchase, vice Browse; Recipe Charles Ford W be lieu
tenant, without purchase, vim Hoskins; Ensign James
Straehan, from the Dumfries Militia, to be ensign, with-
out purchue ; Es** J. A. J. Mtge, from the 12th Foot,
to be ensign, without purchase. The Christian names of
Euro' Waster, appointed oa the 10th Aegut, 1866, ere
Hear y Francis George, and not Henry Frederick, as pre-
viously stated.
46th Foot—Enairre A. J. Kentish, from the St. Helena Re
Omelet, to be easign. without purchase.
48th Foot—Lieutenant William Baker, from the 37th Foot,
to be lionteoaat.
49th Foot—Ensign E. J. Cromwell to be lieutenant, by par-
ches., vim Earle, promoted.
60th Foot—The seined Christian name of Ensign Meyer,
appointed on 20th July, 1866, is Adolphus. The appoiet-
meet of Sergeant Bentley Gordon, from the (note Fusi-
lier Guards, to be ensign and adjutant, to bear date
tat 16thed April, 1856, instead of 2nd June, 1855, as previously
s.
62nd Foot—Lieutenant R. W. Ellie, from the 98th Foot, to
be lientenaat, vies Smith, who exchanges; Colin John
Roes Tress, gene., to its ensign, without purchase, vies
saillpeemesed in the Rifle Brigade.
ikeb—Capiala William Aedroe, from half pay Peat-
tilleall, tie be area* (repaying the difference), woe Eng,
tap mestmegeo ; Lientemant 8 W. F. M. Wilma, from
Sto Ekd Foot, to be cantata, by porch..., vice Andre,else retiree; Ensign P. L. Bellamy to be lieutenant,
without purchase, vim C. 11 Evans, died of his wounds ;
Engine P. 8. Morgan re be lieutitaant, by purehue, Wee
Richards. promoted; Lieutenant Ale* St ant Bell, from
the East York Militia, to Inensiga without purchase, vies
Peneefather ; Sergeast Major Thom.. Demi° be longs,
wnhout purchase, via Bellamy.
66th Foot—William Bell, gent., to be ensign, without
outdone.
67* Foot—Resign S. H. Powell to be lieutenant, by par-
ries., vice Ingham, promoted.
6811$ Foot—Lieutenant Leslie Jenkins Thompson to be
iniptain, without purchase, vice Brevet Major Cochran,
*lto retires upon full pay ; Ensign Andrew H. Russell to
lieutenant, without pushes*, the Thompson; Beery
win Eger, gest., to be 'align, unbent purettees, vies
•sell, promoted.
let Foot—Lisnieoant J. 8 P. Clerks to be captain, by pur-
e me, vin Newmann. who retires.
Foot—Lieutenant W. W Foe to be captain, by par
s -e, vice Brevet Lenteeitat-Colonel Parker, who re-
ti ; Ensign P. J. Cattle to be lieeteseist, wi;hent pap
e
it
glettFooto-•Charies Henry, Boiling, gent., to he euige,
w ;bolls misehme , vine op, promoted in the 13th Foot.
64th Foot—John Thome wk, gut., to be ensign, with