The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA.

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Lord HOTRAbI wished to know whether bey Majesty's,
government had any übieetion to lay before the house the
evidence take n by Sir J. M'Neill and Colonel Tullocb, the
Conalasionen appointed to make inquiries with regard to
the makers condition of the army in the Crimea.
Lord PALMERSTON said then might be some pongee
in the report of a confidential nature, which it would be
desirable to omit, he had no a bjeetion to lay on the table the
subsidise* of the report, and th, whole of the evidence.
[Left silting.]

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Joh* Grins&ls was charged with having broken into a
house is Angel-alley.
The landlord said he had been obliged to eject the late
oacupant from the house in consequence of pecuniary insi-
gnia:Was, and he locked op all the rooms. Lut night, how-
ever, the defendant, who was known to be e very longhand
reedy fellow, books into the house, and took possession,
after having smashed the windows.
The defendant, who appeared to be a vary promising
candidate for " delirious tremens," said he and hie woman

had formerly lived in the house, and bevies returned from
the country wi o empty pocket', and believing that, the
the door being shut, his partner was inside drunk, he broke
in to get a hale rest.
Sir R. W. Carden vitt the defendant lo prison for fifteen
days, with directions that he should be attended to in the
infirmary.

Ranto;th Favatrick uml Afary Fairpstrick wars chasged
with tobbtry.

Captain Thompson, of Sunderland, said—He met the
prisonin in a public home, and went theme to a coffee-
shop with them, where be treated them. They were not
long there when one of them whipped his pone out of his
pocket, sad both ran away. The purse contained ten
sovereigns sad 1011211 al, Wings.
The women denied that they had been is the company of
the gentleman at all, but were identified by the coffee-
house-keeper sa having been with him.
Remanded.

Dugan!, who was found in the house of Mr. M'Larls, in
',blab several shawls were found in sacks reedy to be
noosed, was discharged, no evidence haring been pin-
ch/4*d that he had been there for a felonious purpose.

BOW BTUBBT.
RETENISIVB ROBBERY AND BURGLARY.
Jowl& Ter, a cabman, was ekarged with Wing at

corned, with four other mon not in custody, in burglariously
entering a house in Broker's-alley, Drury lane, sad stealing
three bales of cloth, and 150 yards of calico, valued at above
SOL, the property of blr. Fisher, cloth. me ker.
James herding stated that he lived in the employ of the
prosecutor, and about half-past 4 o'clock this morning wu
disturbed in his sleep by a noise, which excited his suspi-
cion. On looking out of the window be saw a cob at the
door of the house, and four or five men removing goods into
it. He rushed down stein, without stopping to dress him-
self, and so.w the men running off in different directions.
The cab also started off, but witness dashed into the street
(the front door haring been lef: open) and followed the cab,
although only is his shirt, through Castle•street, Bedell-
strut, Llng•aere, and Queen-streot, calling Stop thief "
at the top of his voice. The nehmen continued driving on
at 8 miles an hour, until stopped by a policeman and an-
other man, who wee present. The stolen property was
fund inside the cab. The men who had been loading it
escaped.

William Abrahams, of Shorts- gardens, market gardener,
who assisted in stopping the cab, said the prisoner might
have beard the cry "stop thief" at three times the distance.
Inspector Mackenzie deposed that after the prisoner was
brought to the police station, by F 52, he said some gents
engaged him to go over the water, and that he had previously
brought a job from liiug's Cross to Covent-garden. He was
the proprietor at the cab, as well as driver, and lived in
Sidney :Mews, Grays-inn-road. On procieeeding to the
prodeatat's premises, 6, and 6, Broker's-alley, Drury-lane,
he found that the house had been broken into by some
persons who had weeded by a water pipe in front,
and forced open one of the first flan windows by means of
•jeramy, which was picked up inside the room. The first
Saar was deed as a warehouse or store-room, and it appeared
that a great number of bales, worth several hundred pounds,
bad been taken from the shelves and placed near the door
for removal into the cab, if the fortunate accident of Mr.
Harding 's waking up had not disturbed the burglars.
In answer to the charge, the prisoner said he knew
nothing of the parties who hired his cab, and of Gourd he
was not supposed to know that there was anything wrong
It their movements. As to the cry of " Stop thief," he
declared he did not hes, it until the policeman ran up and
stopped his hone, and then Le drove quietly to Bow-street
station. The men who engaged his cab did not specify
where they were going to, but ~rely desired him to go
" over the water." He felt certain that if the policeman
and other people had ran after the other men, instead of
following him, some of the thieve would have been (alight.
Mr. Meaty—Yee, but they preferred securing the stolen
property, which was in year caL. You must be remanded
for farther ezembsatios, to give the polies time for inquiry.

SOUTHWARK.
DPROLAZY AND 10 88888 OP PLAT' AND JIWILLZIT.
Oar's Duke, a swarthy looking young follow, wu
ineroght before Mr. Corns charged with being concerned
wit► ethers not is custody in breaking into the dwelling-
Mau of Mr. Samuel Joseph Ballard, at No. 2, Kent-terrace,
Old Kent-read, sad stealing therefrom property to a 000111-
diNibb ancest.
Mr. Ballard stated, that on Tuesday the 24th July, him-
self sad tastily west oat of town, luring the house essurely
locked up, and all hie property safe. Ho returned on
Thursday, when he found the police in prelusion of the
bow, aid t►en be ascertained that the play had been
forcibly entered and plundered of .every portable article of
vales.

Stephen Brimfield, a horwheeper in the employ of thin
Seath•Bwtarn Railway, said that at four o'clock as the
nterning of the 25th alt. he was going t,3 his stables at the
rear of the prosecutor's hum, when he saw the primer
standing at the corner of the strset, lolkieg about him in a
very enstniciess maaner. Witness then watched him, and
saw has eater the prosecutor's gateway. Another man then
Imo to the sires and whistled, which was answered by
ante sae else. The prisoner wait into the pranatoe's
bar" and witness saw nothiag more of him.
Jib. Theme, a hersekaapot, Said—About halt pest five
Vdeelt en the mewing is gaieties he waving to ►is work