The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-20 00:00:00

TSB POLICE COURT&

FORGIRT OF RUSSIAN BANK NOM.
Abrahams Rosenberg end Kam BUSH. 100416 of
Rawls, were bosses Won Alderman Win, la the eastedy
of George Ikea sal Masi Key, the &waive Maws,
shaded" with having, lusewlegly awl feleskedy, sal
whims' lawful eseses, had is their peasant's a codas
awe plats, spoa whisk wire eagraved sad made parte of
salsa seta kr the molest of messes of a arias foreign
prime a stele, that k to say, t►e Emperor of ell the
Realm, whist the peat," Ike., Le.
Daniel May (detains) sald—Os Saturday, the 17th
aslant, about four o'elosk a the aftessese, I saw the two
prkosen go to Kr. Smith's is Westaereissil.baiidisgs,
Aidengste.strost. They west is, sad ease est to-
gether is about tea Wastes, sad west dews Aldan-
partnet, towards the ad of Chapala. I fol-
lowed thew, is esenpasy with Seat, ay brother

sitar, who b= johied Aideregate-street. At the end
ef Cheepside I went up to Rosenberg, and told Ma I was as
Aker, sad I should teke him Into custody spa the sharp
of having plates fa hie possession for the purpose of plating
sad forging Easeful Beak aeon. Scott spoke to Barnet,
the other prisoner, at the saws tine. I took frees the
bract of Ittesabars, underaeath bL coat, the moppet plate

I sow prodsee, ealla the " bask plats." Ramberg said
he was daing Mar • gestleinas,who was ea Loados-bridge,
sad was that waitiag them. I said to Mu what did you do
with the other plate you got yesterday, to whist% he replied
that the gentlentaa who was es Losdos-bildge had got it. I
took hits then to the statios•howee, and searched him, and
found upon him Si. 75., two keys, sad a puss. I have bus
watching the two prisoners from the 20th of Ostebar;
eatil Saturday. I had sun the two primers os the Friday
before go into Smith's premises, and they left in about a
quarter of at hoar; sad I saw Barnet they with sossUilsg
in a paper, sad they west together shag Alasesgate-stresto
whim I saw Barnet sad Roseburg, and they separated at
the mid of Chespaide. Rosenberg seat up Cheasside, sad
whilst is Chiswick, watt to a window and undid the
paper, sad looked at the border plate produed, sad I
looked over his shoulder mad distinctly saw him esamisies
it seder a light, and Men he wrapped it up gala, cad tusk
it to No. 4, Sbotter-street, Welskes-agaare, shin Rosie-
berg gave his Milne after his oppressed's.
Cremazandsed by tioseabarg—l Wok the plate from
wader your seat. I did set go to Loader-bridge with you,
bemuse I my the other wiles (Soon) take the border plat*
from the other prisoner, sad I heard Scott say "Yew have
last boss ea to Leadon•hridgo,for I followed you direst

." Yea-toAd as the goalless's as

from
Loads& bridp lied it.
George Beott (Detective 8). esld—Os Bsterdey I saw the
Osman leave the house No. 4, Bhoster•stmet, Wicker
square, shoat 8 Vele* is the afteraww, sad I followed
MPS Lime la Weetserelead-baddiap, sad atter resalable
these Walesa tea 'shades sad s quarter oft hoar they

was este awl I joked May la Aldoregate.stent, who was
site toMilnig them. I followed them with May to Crimp-
thirs. when I tapped Bane ea the shoulder, pa Wilda I
was an oats; at the same time that May stooks to Um-
berg. I Mid Barnet that I took him kt being mmemood
with the Oboe man, pointing to Ronaberg, fee Mend la
thole poeselen sainted coppee-plates for the papas of
bewiga Itholes mesa Barnet said, " Ob, lam Plug to
the palm= so Loodeeetwidge." I said, " What gar
theman " He said, "Who I was getting these plates
fee." I said, "Oa London bridge ?" He said, " YOB." I
rid. "W hen did you see the gentlessan ea Londoo-bridge ?"
He said, "live left him there waiting for me, while I
ems to Mr. Smith." I said, "What, to-day ?" He
said, "Yes, just before I west to Mr. Smith's. I use
&Net from him to go thine, sad be is welting for me."
I then told hint I knew hatter than that, es I had
islowod him from Shorter•euree. I then sabuttosed
his seat, sad took from under it the paper pre-
dated, which I have bees informed is a Hessian
husk Pte. On gess to the station-hous I asked Barest
were the mend plate was. Hs said he did not know; he
bed net got it; he supposed the gentleman had got it.
This at the ateiserbesee I maid hie nadereost, and W-
OMB that esat sad his webilseat I found the border plate
geoluted. I aloe Mad smut sine spa hint. On Friday
effinthilosa was with May, sad eser the two pennon Gone
Item Mr. Smith's, in Westmetelend-buildings. They cans
along Aldersgatratreet, into Obespeide, where they sip-
Need, and I followed Romberg with May, and saw
him go to the clothier's at the corner of Iroasseepr-
lane, in Cheeped*, when than was a strong bght,
and undo a paper and ten oat that birder plate.
I stood close to him. He appeared to be near.
&shed, for he took hie glosses and bed the plate
at a liele distance to inamine it. He then wrapped it up
in the paper, and we followed him to No. 4, Shorter-attest,
eaten he west in end remained. I have been watching
the gebeares three the 20th of October, and have repeatedly
Menem go to Mr. Smith's separately.
Oress-thansined by Barnet—l unbuttoned your coat, and
ink out the paper (the note). Yon told me you wen
ping to London Bridge to the gentleman. Yen did nut
ask me to go there.
Orese-examined by Rosenburg—When you came home on
Friday treenfog I saw you is company with a man with a
pad beard go from Skorter-street into a public-house to have
sou drink.
lit. W. H. Smith, engraver and printer, of No. 4, Weft-
moreland-huildings, Aidengathstreet, said—l know the
prbonen from their teeing to my house. On the 18th of
oMr Barnet ease alone, and gees his same Si Hr.
Chutes. sad asked tee whether I could engrave him a label.
I said "Tea." He then took me needs to my own
window end showed me an itapnesion of machine ruling
whisk was exhibited there, sad asked as if I Gould do him
op sethethiag like it. I said yes, if he beought me a copy.
He thou left me, and the following mention he called aloes
sad left me the paper produced by the officer, and I told
his he leave it with me a few hours till I got the prior,
and I then took it sad made ieolirleo, and he called again
at lee think, and I told hie it must remain till next
wrong as I had not beta able to ascertain the pees. He
salted the nest day at about three o'clock in the afternoon,
and I had asentained the price both of the machine ruling.
plate, and the holder plate, aid I informed him that it
would be about 121. for the two plates. 1 asked him about
the body of the note, sad he said he could not give ise
an order for that, as there were English letters to go in
there, sad he said the 'enthrone would not give se much as
the 121. foe the two plate, and he would see the gentleman
sad let me know. I kept the nee (having Bede a femme•
entree to the police and seed under their direction). Oc
Monday, the 22nd October, Barnet called &pia and bated
me down in the prior, and I undertook to do the work for
91 9.., and h. went and Wetted on 21. on account, and tan
me the order. Be fulled about two days afterwards ale e,
and asked me how I was going es with it, sad when it was
likely the work would be leistied. I told his I could not
say exactly, but it would be four or fin days before he world
pee one plate. He kept calling sleet every day to is. bow
I got on with it. On the Slat of October the two
primers Galled together, and Barest told ma the
mantas had eat another party, not believing that
he (Barnet) bad pet the plates is baud, sad would
not pay say mote mosey till that party (Ras Barg) saw
that it wee all right. I told them it was is hand, and I
wanted same more mew to go on with, sad then Bonen-
berg pee sae 21. and I said I would try sad get one of the
plates dens by Saturday, and they then left as. Bosechurg
took part in the coneersatioe, and gays iestruetilne to me
how to go en. Os Saturday Barnet called slop, and I
told him it was sot dent but it would be about the middle of
seat week, sad he ogled spin on the following Tuesday.
I told him that I solid se tall whoa it would be does es I
had sot Nos the patty who was engraving it, and the 9th
of November Barnet celled again, sod I gni him the plate
galled the bask plate. Hs wafted from 4 o'clock is
the sitespon till abet 11 o'clock at eight far
it. He they paid a 21. mon, sad tits neat
methieg he called again and pee me another
sad told me to get ea with the horde, plate. He
caked me lobes it would be done. I told him about
Tuesday or Wednesday, and he celled oa Tuesday, the
18th, with the other primp,. I told the.. I did sot think
it would ho deo* hakes Friday, as it was a more difficult
lob than we thought it would be ; and oe Friday, the 16th
of November, both the primers tilled. I told them I bed
not got it yet, sad they mot wait Of all again, bat I got
the elate about 4 o'stoelt, er a little after, and they both
looked at it (the border plate), and took it away, sad they
left me the other plate, width I had previously gine to
them, es I woo to ban OW printiort. Thee paid me 21. 95.,
and use oda fk. Id. leo= it was a difficult job. I told
Ohm they sfambe Se who me Ida. sibs, but they said tin
would only give Is. IL liethes they went away they asked
as to get thee the espy bath, and I promised
to do so, sad they eon together en Saturday lest, and I
took Own rots the ssuslYeAssie sad gave them the espy
predated soil the=essi e tbey mid they willed the gar
times to leek at sod they gave me as order to
ea with the pestles of nailer plate, sod eke 10s. to
they the paper. then took the plates sad espy away,
said wen Osseo seeslee edge', but I did se ese say.
*lag Ems of *sea till they ware in tasted, at ibb cant.
nitwit plass mei in paw *spy prebend sue then width
I so delisted It the priseeers.
Onweseensleed by Hesenbing—Tou told as if I engraved
am Ws* MIN {aids that the whole plate would be
spelled.
The wistoste were this nmanded.
Hedges;; the seperinesdent of the City penes, who
km bad tbs soniesdag of the whole affair, wee present
leen the knotigatien. No solicitor append for the
reseals&