The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-11 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-ROUSE.
Oa Saturday Sir R. W. Carden said be felt it his duty,
thrash the medium of the press, again tonsil the attention
et therablie to the proceedings of a pinion who signed his
seas •R. a. Pima," who dated his letters from Weis-
beim Preeklieriom-the-Maine, and Cole's* and who for
s peat number of years had been engaged fa imaartiug ad-
Meniseme. to in newspapers for gevegfresem, whom he do-
gsled abroad with the ostensible shiest of engaging them
In Minuet the younger MINA= II MI family, and of after-
maids plundering them et large suns of money which
they took with them for travelling expenses to Grew
and them leaving them to get back to Baena
ge they beet could. He (Sir R. W. Carden) had within the
gut few days received a vast number of letters from all pane
of the kingdom, detailing the cruel and infamies matinee
which that heartless rainwear t bad been in the daily habit
of Fannin. From many of the letters it appeared that
Mr. R. 0. Fyne, and who occasionally styled himself " B.
Fynn," bad for years, whil-t carrying on his nefarious pret-
ties:: at Wiesbaden and other places abroad, moved is
good society. It was really 'marvellous that such a system
of duplicity and plunder had been carried on Ur year. with-
out the detection, exposure, and punishment of its author.
Many of those who had written to him (Sir R. W. Carden)
were naturally aniline that their names should not beg
made public, and had requested that they might net be die-
closed. Re had had interviews with several of the parties
who had been victimised by Fyne one of whom stated that
after erring sa advertisement in Fyne,
Timms she bad a long
eorresponeence with tbat delinquent, which resulted in her
proceeding to Wiesbaden, midway between which town and
' the railway she met him, and actually banded over to him
me las a sum than 601., for the purpose of his " taking
charge of it and paying her travelling expenses one tour
with his family from thence to Athens and beak." Re
had the consummate imp:Antos to propose marriage to
the young lady on the very night of her arrival, sad
ayes bra observing to him that in his letters to her he re-
itsted himself to be a mannl men with a young
Iheally, he welly replied that that was tree, bat
that his wife was in a deep eenstraptiou, and he had just
bees assured by her medical attendant that she could not
risibly live more than two months. The young lady
tuned away from the fellow in disgust, and on dismanaiag
the restoratka of her mosey he replied, " You have signed
en agreement with me to art as poen:eel in my family for
three months. If you don't fulfil year contract, of course
year money Is forfeited." The young lady being thus left
wayless was put to the greatest possible inconvenience, and
was usable to return to Ragland until her friends had
emitted to her money ter that purpose. In other oases the
rislatives of young ladles had bees swindled out of sums of
WM., 1201., M., sad se ea by Fiats, by the grossest fraud
gad mimes preseatatios, sad who had not scrupled to resort to
the Wiest and most &Medea abeam for the socomplielv
Mae edge& rein.
Elea W. Carden, who deeply regretted that Fyan was
ash be imetedy is this Matey, said he had so doubt that
the yeses, which had been the sums of 'spode, his villa-
s:ems mad heartless wear, would again lead its powerful aid
with a view of putting thei public ea their guard, and of pro-
ven** a repetition of gush berefeeed swindling enclose.
Awned are several out of a large Feast of letters ad.
deemed to Sir R. W. Carden spun the subject Fysia's
system of swiadliam. We omit the semis and addresses et
the writers whim the request is made.
" Jose 8, 18116.
" Sir,—esslog the sepoti in the papers of a fellow of the
game' Flom. Ism 'educed to send you some of the epistles
men daughter essieed Imes him about four maths Wan,
ess
_in mistly the same lawless sad belabitereglist
Mhimalm. TM mooed threw miser mere ea kb
saetgelsas al'ar'm. I think it le a pity the Wise poise
meld alit lasehre In this matter to prevent him item ma-
instay hie evidently fraudulent career. My daughter bad
• name. swage et falling taco his tantalise after speeding
nearly M. la despite's& Ike., bat as he either maid sett ar
meld ast tomb& matiodistory refweassetl mid sot allow
her Ismagesi to Gersten er anywhere one. 1 tryst yea will
engem the Owe/ I ham lakes, but kaserisi your wineg-
lass to stop tread and vim must be my easiegy.-1 ate, to.,
" To Sir R. W. Carden."
"Jame 7, 11116.
" 84,—Five years ago, my daughter, who was this at
seised at Birmingham, by the Metes of the rime ladies
with whom she wee placed amend sa advertisement
whisk swami in the Bermingham Journal from a
penes if the same same as you aseati&sed at
the Measles-home ea last Friday. I melon es
yea his letter, as it will prom te you that ha
has been some time at the tame trick. I likewise
mad you • espy of the adrertimmeat whisk my daughter
mat to as. Of roam I immediately
_wrote le tali Mr set le
have solids( to de with it, bat bore she meshed my
letter she had written to deans the intaelaa ea the reeelpt
it Kr. Fyea's letter, which amain,/ den net appear to
have him written by a person who had boss presented at
the smell al St. James's. 'Toe will observe des the tire boys
she Mee representedas 6 sad passof are now,
yese Tont Ms cam only fli
Ca aud 101.—rden." 1 bare the Mame to be,
W.
TM kliewlag lean mired from the yam lady's letter
to Mr meths :
hoe'd 20.
'Yea will he rake empelsed to hear ees sem,
mei MI mere es whoa hem that I hate alumni se
mlesethemeat ha the ' Jeonsal. It ie
Ts Gemmology gad Ceelpeatolle.—Ceettellietal
Tem.—Wanted immeiheely, by a family of the highest
sasyscialility, who ere mime ovitiaad to Greece ea tha 18th
elmutaldiblstilloG Brunk_ Cohnlo, the
i Vises% the Danube, Ceastastimple,
sail Myrna, • yeses lady, to Mutate their two little
=sad 7 years. The family will retain is two yst,L7r,
epee. Italy, mad Image. • lady seder 21 yew, et
ago will lt,eriholbseells hat me me seed apply nee is sot
NM sad hi defray her leamilleg mpeases to Grosse,
whisk wn set diabareed bp* gamily, and subaylaassil
isitielol hem the sassy, ighhl dl be liberal.' "
7, Mil
"
beg leave to say a taw sr We to J_yameet empielleg
OD MM. impester eMeg Miami 11r. Fyaa, cap
Ws
Vim. A man lady with wham lam acquitted
Illepeoll Ms Wet of a situation, sad weal oat to him, hiking
with bee 761. Ile met bes at Broralit. The mat day be
Wend lope her mem, eheeged for Irst. She pee lift