The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-19 00:00:00

19, -'1864.

Yr. Knox mid he would reamand the miecases far a week,
to me what could be does, so aa to aeod him oat of Leedom
away from any bad acquaintances he might hare formed.
The primer was they remauded.

y/IgsnenrsTra._ _

As Affirm, with. tit; uoicMmoaly Englith name of
Robinson? was charged with the following misomtdoeit.
Mr. William H. Thelmam a glass merchant in the Beep
too-road, said that on the previous evening the defesdant moo
into his shop and begged. He stated that he bad bees with-
out food for two or three days. and having no place of shelter
was obliged to walk the streets during this Might Oomplaie-
ant recommended him to apply to the parish mit=
but defendant still remained in the shop and im
him for charity, repeating that it was soma days sines be
bad bad any food. Complainant gave him about two pounds
of bread, and he west away. Complainant harlot/ NW
pieions about the &fondant had him watched, when, ta-
sted of sating the bread as • starving man would have
dooe, he went to • baker's shop and putting it down. left it,
and walked away. In about half an hour afterward. the
prisoner was found to have forced himself into another @bop
in the neighbourhood, and was there very abusive ; he 00l
looted a crowd of persons because be could net get what he
wanted, and was then taken into custody.
Defendant said be could not procure any work, and so was
obliged to beg. He was looking for • ship.
Mr. Selfe—You don't find ships in tradeanen's shops in
the Fulham-road. . .

Defendant—There was an American ship, but I oouldn't
go in that when it left the port of London, because I did not
wish to go to America.
Mr. Sells—Why not ?
Delendsat--Bemuns I have deported from the American
delfe—Having abandoned your duty is that respect,
you are now going about begging.
Defendant--I am flash sod blood the Isms as other
people, although I am dark, and ought not to be permitted
to starve.

SOifs—Nor permitted to go shout to different tracks-
men's home and bully them if thy don't gine you exactly
what you want. You are committal for 14 days to the
Howe of Comedic..
LAMBETH.
Yesterday, Mr. Webb, attorney, of the Old Jewry. made
a second application to the Hoa. G. C. Norton for a warrant,
or such other proceedings u him worship might deem ad-
Lisablo, "pipet a solicitor is extensive pretties residing in
e district of this wort, for neglecting to aSfooPtioto to
the purpose for which he had remised it the sum of 3.501.,
and retaining it for his own uses. From the detement of
Mr. Webb the facts appeared to be Usu. In the latter
end of June his client, Mr. Richardson, disposed of
paid a public.
booms, and afar the secured creditors had been off and
all iscidisetal matters settled there remained a sum of 4211.
odd, and this amount Mr. Richardson directed should be
divided =mast his other creditors. At this time the attor-
ney in question was his solicitor, and by Mr. Richardion's
written order that sum was paid to him by Mr. Crania,
broker to the incoming talent. Some days after the
ariditore consented to accept fire shillings in the pound. and
the attorney drew out a deed of compositiou to that effect.
Se ingeniously was this deed drawn that it did not contain
the slighted direction as to the appropriation of the =Homy,
nor um the attorney's own name, so that only one creditor
got paid nailer it, sad that sons accomplished by
placing a disable:oa on the solicitor's account at his .
banker's, and 711 wee paid to him. All future applications
and solicitations failed to bring forth a shilling more to the
orsdison, and the attorney, as it was stated, has " stuck 11
to it.

Norton. having examined the additional documents
produeed, *mimed regret at not being able to gin assist-
ance in the cue. as he cossidered it one of great hardship
on the part of Mr. Richardson, but recommended that im-
mediate steps be tabu to strike the party off the rolls.
Mr. Webb replied that be had the necerary afll-
- before Mr. Haslitt, one of the registrars, and it was
his intestiae to make as application to the Raster of the
Wills to that effect on Setarday, as his lordship bad
juriadiotioa in all matters connected with the bankruptcy
proceedings.
THAMES.

Steam Gamy. • carmen, aged 33, of No. 27, Plummer
row, Whitechapel, was brought before Ir. Partridge,
charged with stealing two tress bottles, valued at 45., the
property of Themes and Francis Hine, proprietary al a large
env refinery in Alie-street, WhitechapeL
It appeared that the prisoner was in the pretties of
taking blood and in the process of refining anger to the
promicutor's eetablisbmeot, sod that on several oromions
after be bad delivered blood penes of machinery were
mined. These robberies were of a serious description to
the prosecutors, bat the metal,,,,Xcecirti costly in its TIMM.
factored state, could not have much when sold as old
metal. On Wednesday when t e prisoner came to the (seamy
with a cartload of blood his actions were strinl watched,
and be wee seen by a man maned Christian
a German, who was segaged at the blow-up Mien, to Lie
up two braes bottles, and put them in his pookeis.
Schroeder saw this from a room above, and he went below,
secured the primmer, and pm him over to tbe ems of a
boiler. On being salted for an explanation of this the wit-
nets said a boiler was a mac who attended to the ladies of
sager in the pan.
Oarl Addis, a German, identified the nem models taken
from the prisoner. They were the property of illenws.
Hine

--William Hine, a police.oonstable, No. 134 H. said that
when he took the prisoner into custody he said be waa tarry
for what he had done, and be supposed, as other
had been takes, that he should be blamed for the w=ll
would hare cost 7s. to replace the two bottles, whisk were
made to screw au to machinery.
The priearier admitted that he was guilty of stealing the
braes bottles, and pleaded for mercy on ernownt of his haring
a wile and three children.
The primmer was committed for trial.

TRAFFIC RETURN&
RAMIIATIL Mika Per Mar Total, Total,
- opal. mom chisladlaa. 1,11. Mit

Wee( mading Dee 13 4
Pre.at Southern of ladle 79 242 230 492 113
Week eadleg Dec. 20.
Ores* ladles ritakeWile .. W 3.363 7,119 10.974 7,239

Week wiles Feb. 5. ..--
--1;154. 1565.
Debbie sod Mesas
week ladles Feb. T.
&Mime" & Rotterdam
Week ending Feb. 12.
Belted &N. Coentlee — 916 1799 1,911 1,712
Wee= Feb. 15.
North 1096 12,764 ICUS 51,922 67,514
Week ending Feb. 14.
Belfast sad Oemty Dams 40 437 227 664 OW