The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

WORSHIP-STREET.
NOBBIRI, AND ISPIZDT /UPTON&
Heiroson, "Wk. Baia, Edward Minus, and
ROM charged with being concerned in a bur-

rrl•hery.
• Borer, • grocer, at 34, Leeetrint, Kinpland,
• ;sieve were only a fortnight, sold—Last night, at 11
1..3.10 my premises secure and retired to bed. This
las son entered my bedroom at 7 o'clock in great
~d frorn what be told me I hastened below. Every-
a_•in a state of the utmost confusion. A variety of
* • • .!• sctiption of goods I sell had been stolen, and
• ..stity of wearing apparel. The latter I have not
'..ut the others, particularly the auger, I swear to
.:t that I cannot roll the paper containing it in
manner.
4 s "nd Broughloll, constables of the N division, pro-
. .luanuty of consumable articles.
o deposod—This morning my inspector informed
.• ...r,;lary had been committed on my beat, and
• !:•• i•risoners Ellie and Merton together at 5
. ingdand-road, and knowing something of
to a house in Dunater-road, a short distance
o:..isuied by my brother officer Crania. We
rntlanee silently. and opening a room door
• primmer' and soother female lying ill in
aur were eating bread and cheese, and had
~ on the table. So great was their astonish-
- t r u could say where the food came from, sod
. bus. packages of grocery were found. Tbilisi&
• o declared that her mother had brought it to her
. ..I.ly. The prisoners and the property were
to the prosecutor's, who instantly laid
the theme.
• ..es Lad been forcibly entered through a stable
• ..:he premien had given a false address and the
at the hones where all were found. Ellis
:c hare been :convicted six times, twice for
:.sod his longest term of imprisonment had
albs.
• hitrdon, N divinion applied for a remand to
; reduction of other charges against the prisoners,
• . ;:mteAl.
c ‘,E.—NOTIDIR AND SON.
• ,1/ '7. ,i, a gentlemanly youth, was charged
,Ittt haring stolen 32 sovereigns, the money of
-tilutic, his mother.
e prisoner was charged, I believe, upon his own
• . • ui it not so?
.• Yes. sir ; his mother is now court. The re-
,. ~. .I,r the purpose of a communication being made

:;r lady stepped into the witness box, and the
• tamed her head towards the dock bowed it in
_net.

. ....
this your sou?
isrtir.--fie is my iscin,

has soled that he took the money from
:.cur reeideeee.
•1 :in—lt is quite trim, sir-at Gresowich.
Greenwich ; then he must be mot before the
t, there.

: • ':irtin (anciously)—But, sir, I will woe prow the
r..t prosecute my son.
de—When did he leave hie home, and for what-
- ,- any quarrel

m .rti'cLNot anthill( occurred worth Illiatioaiag ;
, . ?Ist Oct* lad.
•• •.er was discharged after a severe caution.

ARLBOROUGIMTREET.

•E ROLECRT !II A MHOPROMAN 0 REGENT-STREET.
• A r,ardrr, a young woman, ehopwoman to Mr.
.riding under the name ofi Madame Elise), milk
- • • .rer and lacinen, of Itegent-street, charged with
•creral articles of jewellery, &c., of the value of
. the yroperty of her employer, wee again brought
• Knox.
•

• ner Thin Mr. Imacson's employ, and after she
' m some property was missed, and on Mr. Isaac-
7, the pnsonir's lodgisp with • constable, he
,ertr consisting of jewellery and other articles of
of s2'.

:Aar!. of the firm of Dod and Looptaff. appeared
•r, -eeution, Kul Mr. Edward Dillon Lewis, from
cof 11r. E. Lewis, Great Marlboeoegh•etrest,
r the prisoner.
• ,rawer to Mr. Lewis, Mr. Isaacson said he received
lzhly good character with the prisoner.
- Lnocstuif mid Mr. Lawson wished the prisoner to
- :eoiently with.
V. 7 I. .wis asked that the prisoner might be dealt with,
r.t .\:r. Knox declined to secede to the applicativn, stating
_.:the robbery was one of an extenaivo nature.
deposition having been read over,
air. Lewis asked that bail might be taken.
Knox refused the application, and committed the pri•
.
r for

CIttATHC6 A DISTURRENCE AT A WORKHOUSE
i/<ley, described as a laundress, was charged
...re Mr. lino: with creating a disturbance at St. Jamse's
rhhouse, and also with smelting one of the inmates.
_le prisoner went to St. James's Workhouse, having a
.. I with her, at 2 o'clock this messing, and asked for
~.ion. She was immediately admitted to the casual
•1, but had not been than more than three-quarters of
. Loa whoa alt. created a great disturbance, dragging a
-.au named Connor oat of lad and striking and scratch.
and then setting to and aboxinfail the women in
using the most disgraceful The gate
. r (Bristow) was called to quell the • bum, there
,site a riot going op, when the prisoner abused him
. he was compelled to give prisoner into custody.
',ler had been admitted to the workhouse three
the peat three weeks and each time created a
.I,,turiance through her quarrelsome temper.
1:7 KLui said he aid not see why the poor creatures in
:.e a-rhbociae were to be knocked about and annoyed by a
ex.... 0 like the primer, and committed her for a month,
Lard Ltortr.

Silt-TB WAR K.
♦ TOCTHRIL TORGCIII.
.1••,•. P../r, ky, a respectable•la.kin; lad, &bent 17
'Lat.,: age. wag placed at the bar charged with forgery and
trtetcpirl fraud.
Mr. Wil:tarn James Pape, beassfonndar. Waterloo-road.
Lad a customer named Davis, residing in Kenning-
• On the previous afternoon a little boy brought
!,r a number of braes bearings and other fittings,
; .7i...init.; to be written by Mr. Davis, but perceiving that
• •b:iture was nct as Mr. Davis generally wrote it, he
;letnoch.l the boy, who told him be had received it from an
• lad. who was waiting for him at the comer of Tower.
Witness accordingly put noisome pieces as a parcel
:horn to the boy, and followed him oot, when be
~* them delivered to the primotser, who, as soots as he saw
• ran a. lie waa, however, pursued, and taken
L!. ;,tea:y.

m.: strata inked if he knew the prisoner
‘,...:-.Arks replied in the affirmative. His brother wu a
r: t....e uo in Mr. Davis's employ, bat left owing to the
zettine him into a scrape. They were both in
• f..r stealing t watch at Lambeth, when the primmer
• kd and the brother discharged.

71 Walter Davin engineer, Kennington-Luse, said
te •,th last witness for fittings. He never sent the
Ts • ;.er r anybody elle to Mr. Pays's on Thursday last
at or ler for fittings. The order produced was not in
L. lAt :ariting, and he never authorimed anyone to write
it. II- the prisoner very well ea a convicted thief. and
tiled all be could to drag his younger brother into

-ndeble 70 L. said he took the prisoner into
r•:.1 • ...Nen he at Bret denied all knowledge of the boy
"t• • 's • with the order to Mr. Paps's, but afterwards
and said that a man had given it him but he
6.1.1 Ke to take it himself. Wiliam added that if a
granted he knew that several other cues where
to 'sad property !mold be brought against hire..
7 er denied that. but
' • ...strew remanded him until Monday neat.
THAMES.
SHOP ZOBBERIEq.
• , aged 22. • well-known thief, was brought
tr tcfwe Mr. Partridge, charged with stealing
e.„,t.t p..< property of Mr. William Terrey, shirt
cf Commercial-road, Stepnev ;
s!.,r,s from the VISMiIS. of Charlotte Ann Dames,
• MO—end-road. and several other robberies.
-t-'r'. "Lee said that es the 24th of last month the
her .veep and said he wanted to see some
• :7. 47 •I lee or.-. He looked at several, and put three
. = d ran away with them. She Famed him and
a. d o;op
%V.:Lee, repreation to a wood carver. said he
I it- try of " otop thief.' As the prieocer was erasing
ket....e I t out his foot and threw him. The prisoner
'r :4^'' • • , which were recovered.
~•rwr stated that ors Saturday evening. the 12th of
• the p.i%oDel came into his shop and asked for a
• which he purchased. Directly after the pd-
. •-• •• • ,:e mesed nix or seven shirts.
case having been made out, a shirt which the
I • v wearing when he was arrested was produced.
• • t:7-.ed by Mr. Terry es oar of those he had hot.
• • conviction easiest the prisoner was proved. He
• " to la a dexterous thief.
• 7 • .••.ri go committed the prisoner for trial.

: C -E EXTORTION BY A POLIrrMIN.
rpool I.,fuarter Sessiona, Jamul Robertson, •
, • .I.e local railize force, was charged with receiving
; • ' .a gentleman as a tfouerur to prevent the gen-
' • • -:s; taken into custody. The prosecutor in the
• cos prostitute in the street when Robertson
. threatened to take the gentleman into custody
give him money. The gentleman, in order to
• nstrare, gave the officer 4e. 6cL, but afUrwards
• ••• jecnecute the case. Robertson was sentenced to
!h.' imprisonment.
' t. .t.siD THE CATTOlfleasrL
+::1 CO., of Liverpool, observe in their
• :—" Considerable interest is felt at present
: • .-enieets of the Federal general Sherman, which
•,1 in much obscurity. It is surmised by some
• • .44 for for 2.miusta, and it may be observed
U"
report is true, an extensive destruction of cotton
for, as large stores are known to exist in and
' •Lrite. It was rifgardefl as one of the safest