The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

hallimali der the Camilla, mid that any arrangement for
SIM shisteriag of that easel must h .ve cease under his
larillSwe. la siesketurtacci of • note be mosived
auOhs defaming Trip he went to the Ace of the
Ompay waseinasid is the placard, la halt's.
MN% ea the Pith Jam sod Tripe introdoesd bias to
the aka ahrbsse. Mentsgs% sad they had mars era-
yawl= tepthse eolbreser to the vessel, sad tiro de-
hwitoll sold he tee•M and him • entities ear he Aar-
Mein the vend at the limbs sondes. Dula, their
sereamatira, a mot MUM was meatiessd m bolas re•
—he chartering the well Whim weer rewired
way else hum the damask bat is emesipseee of heavies
sherd, afterwards that meetly W boom eueshal B. booths
on beard the Ostals. he west agile to thecae, la hanks-
Mrs, and saw Meetagem awl teld Mildest he had Mord,
sod that ewe • passeelliag weadd set be slew* sad he
lirldsed to kaew what minable be bad lehee he
took step to pet a stop to It. The defemiaat mid be seder-
stood that puree money had been takes, end he rogritted
it, sad it amid set kappa' spin.
By M. Dellantire—Upas see °maim whim he west to
the isle Ametiefrian be saw a gewlemm who he
ehereeek eedermeod to be Major Ihi-:seattleg there
at • MIAs is the beard room. 're. c
Nom Mass awl Pee, of Linehan.. Witnallirede • cat!
*yew had dims Imbue he them voyeatedly, but were
▪ artially employed m baskets for the Caadlla.
Mr. lama ClowLead dsposed that in June last he was
cleanse to send a nephew to Australia, and as he was pee-
ing though Idemommat an the 28th of that math he saw
' • pleated mai& the Mies of Messrs. Ammar and Boileau,
`ti ewes, heeded Australian Gold Main end Bmt.
, mid ea his going into thetas homes the
Ur, who, in answer to the Wedeln he made
of him, represeated that be bedet te the eirapeny, and
that they Wa vessel called the Meade about to mil for
Austraba, sad that the pomp mosey le the steerage
would be 181. He accompanied the defendant an beard the
vowel, which was lying in the City Canal, awl he mid that
on seen as she had been examined by the greementat
paths emi-
egent, and declared At, she wield is pet Toady he
and be said that " the aseagssay" had eeppil her ke
wigrstlee sad gold mining pmpaw. WIN= sad the
dedneleat to give him a list of the poems _nerd whit
the oempsy, and he looked about eel mid he mai met
led • prepetus. Witmer whited to atm mime the
cage mossy until the pernmeat vest pir he t
but the defender's mid them weft may two sr Bees
Meths dimegaged „sad the eimerry wadi set beep them
cps, aad area this representadea whams phi the &-
fondest 91., half the pomp money, and the defendant
gams him a receipt he that sum. In e mos of du-
-1 committees that ofterwarde tease to his haotr hs
shortly afterwards meempandi Mr. Stevens M the le
Austinfriere, ad spas his mein Trips he ter hilt that
the Medici/ was not going, am theea Miser lad
refused to pass her, hut that the". hod .
several other ships, and that they maderttlegarill
of the Star of the Smith Packets. (A hush.)
Mr. R. J. Edwards, a shipbroker, premed that be bad
some consantaisatios with the dedealant Montage* relative

to the chartedsg subs Medide, but so SlMlllellent was
coadaded is atessat of the Misehmt dedides to
_amply
with hie request that four of the &rearm amid p.
gureatee. The defendant amid hi pay the ems if MIL
u • deposit, bet whams baud to eater isle army-
mut without basis Me same of her of the
the sesame, iris
to goer that he might make
biome media of their esepesibility.
Is meow toipseetleas put by Mr. Ballastise, the wit-
ness said hat the abuts piety was draws app sod would
hue bees esuplehd if wham had sat issles.d WS
batty the derrieres of her of the direstere et this
. _lft be hail sosegeed the 1001. as •
CiN disl=Ympaid hue bees entitled to disponi 27-11,
berths is booed the ship.
lifs. Themes fleamee, slipping agent, of IN. I. MEW
lOU did IS the 111th June the defimdast Tripe
Um and mails isquiries if he knew of as, •ell.
alb arta Ids the yin dastinfriare which could
b.glorkered. The doh.daat afterwards phial the beard
awl Ms pissed that had bees Whilst M eateMe lie of %
bat it wee hew without witsem's permleiles, sad whew he
bolsi what bed takes glass he wrote to him sad tail ldm
NOY the Wed sway, sot said that be would sat be
• 1 =4ed_fasb gemeadieg.
Did set knew whither hie partner, Mr.
iriffihtpria thi defesdaat authority to ghee the placard
inallitifelo BOOM of lb. ems plasma were posted
Mirtit. Mee m well as Midi&
ada= was thee called as a weans, bat no questions
Mail put to bin by Mr. Bodkin for the the.
hi answer to assodess aby dale ' counsel, the
witness said hbe et as. Tube permimisa le place the pla-
cmikowtable thir albs. he allowed them to ramie
there wail he nesived some tsar ihrstatior. which h.
dead bin le swine that the plasm* should be marred.
He also mid Met he bed sees a peespeotes of the company,
with awes of Meehan, bet be did sot know any a
The prespestas Mee am maim of Captas Z.
as omolosy. mad he bad mesa that gentlemaa is the beard
room of theeempsay is Austinfnan.
Mr. Bellowitse asked the witness whether he hod set
sass Meger Hawked, Cassia Smith, and several other ges-
theses, who wen retwesented to be directors of the coal-
pug, ales is the beard-room.
Mr. Boddie said that these gentlemen had positively re-
pudiated an trunnion with the association. If they really
wove diessews of the company, and such a company really
existed. sething could be easier than to call them to prove
this het.
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Ide7lßallantine said it was not very likely that they would
cam•dentard and prove a fact which would render them
sennmade to a charge of conspiracy.
Is Amer to further questions pat to the witness, he said
that bi bad always understood that the defendants were
merely the sensate of the " company."
Mr. D. W. Ogg, the Secretary to the United Omura' Has
Company, pe.A that the house No. 6, Austinfriars was
the property of that company, and that they occupied a por-
tion of it, and let the remainder for offices. The offices
occupied by the defendants, and where they carried on the
business of this gold and emigration company, had formerly
been let to a mining company; and in April it appeared
that this company had deported, and he found the defendant
Montague in possession of the premises. Th. witness said
he did not know when be got possession, and all he
knew wu tint he found him there. (A laugh.) He
told the defendant that he knew his company would not
consent to receive hint as • tenant without he gave some
satisfactory reference ; and he at the same time demanded
the amen of rent. The defendant asked for time, and at
Week wham, by order of his beard,. put in • distress for
the mt. Montague seemed wily =mous to be accepted as
• Mmeed, end within' told hka if he could bring forward
nee respensible pawn esoneeted with his own company
the One Osnipas_y might pasibly accept him as their tenant.
TM istiedist Tripe repeateilly also applied to him to give
them time be mike up the mosey. At length, in the begin-
ning el,iniir,they, kit, and the office wu cloud. The
whams ailed that he new saw anybody acting in the
Geld Wain and Emigration office except the two de-
Yr.fendaniroyera
(slyer, a ter, in
printFenhurch•street, proved that
M was by Tripe to r the pros
and
rob Om supposed company. He else said that when
be =lof theWmedsat who was to pay him his bill
4, Why, the Comma y, to be con, and a very
emita is." (A laugh.) He never rid a
MI6 sage ell the case Mr. Bodkin stated that he had
a greet many mere witnesses to examine, sad that It would
be impossible to close the inquiry millet the enact at very
late ; and the Recorder said as this was the ease it would
be better to postpone the farther szamination of the wit-
seises to the following mentimi. The trial was there-
fore adjourned until this mw at half past 9 o'clock.

NEW COURT—bonsmay.

• Bore= sua Casomelarssor.
LOW INS iketlaek 113.vitatir, gad Jala Williams, 24,
shoemaker, were inhaled be dean • pane from the
person of a lady aimed thirsa.
It appeared that ea the 14th of August, Hayden, the
City char saw the two primers and another man follow-
iag the prosecutrix down Feather:a-street ; after they had
left her he went after them, mod they finding they were
pursued, threw the purse away.
They were both found h/p, and Williams being well
known to the pollee, was transpertad for seven years. The
female was orderedto be implanted for six menthe.
Hermon Hartapolsa, 27, cigar maker, was Witted for
embsexling moneys, value SOL et Joseph ufg, his master.
The prosecutor is a char memhont and vest he haey
goods, living in Kirbreiest, Halhallehts•hliteiter.
who it related to him, had eeeeeiertar Weal ha his
business. Having been with preessater when he Adhered
some goods that were not paid for, be treat at a eaheapeat
period and obtained the money due.
The prisoner not being engaged as servant es authorised
to receive money, the court lield that the indiennsat could
not be sustained, and he was Acquitted.
He was then indicted for obtaining the sum nosey by
false pretences, but it appearing that be hail not made any
false pretence, he was also Acquittal apes this indictment.
Wsltssrn Iforsford, 22, chairmaker, pleaded guilty to
haft committed a burglary in the dwelling-house of John
Yeas, of Highbury-park.
Ns. Payne, who prosecuted, said that the prisoner was a
meat desperate character, and formed one of the gang to
which the notorious Hackett once belonged.
He was transported for 7 years.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YIOIIIIItatY.
The sittings of the mart for the September general ses-
sion were resumed this morning in the newly-constructed
court at the Guildhall, Westminster, by adjournment from
Clerkenwell, before Mr. Witham, who presided for the as-
=judge, Mr. Pownell, Captain Bogue, Mr. Nathaniel
Mr. Evans, aud Mr. Turner. There are 114 prisoners
frt Mal, of whom 102 are charged with felony, and 12 with
mbriemeasor.
Mr. Witham briefly charged the grand jury
BNTIINO OPYIVIS AND 11
Thomas Scat, 44, pleaded guilty to an Indictment, in
which he was charged with having stolen a dirk, 36 table
lurks, 24 table ;spoons and other articles of silver plate,
value 2001„ the property of Mathew Forster, E5q..31.1'.
The prosecutor resided at MeNse-house, Hampstead, and
the rimer had been in hie mein for 16 or 16 years, in
**May of butler, and an ova had chugs of the plate.
On y, the 27th August, a Illeddaad dirk wee mimed
dent the dtawiss-reem, and I. seerstsease a seastable was
cwt; he, sad sa die snivel se esamisalint we made of the
seams* a the plate sheet. It was then sesestalasd that
tbylitaseationed In the ladielnesd hid bees Or
tresa
prisoner was given Ws asiady, sad after-
sward, admitted halts. met away with the property.
At the OM eclat he made Mle statement
all *aphis esys4 sit will the lotsaties east
it. I tell dare lohnse. sad If I had a few Asp I
have redeemed It. Sew mime bgeoghs me Is IL law