The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-01 00:00:00

LAMBETH.

Thomas Terop, alias Assentor, and Beltran( Bnlerts,
alias Lorterpao, alias Lintlash alim Ropers, alias Richards,
who have been in custody for some days at various charged
of obtaining property, sad particularly a number of piano-
fortea, by fraud arid false preteaces, were again placed at
the bar for final examinatios. The investigation of the case
occupied the magistrate for severalhours, and it had not con-
cluded until after the usual time for closing the court. The
first charge against the prisoners was that of obtaining goods to
the amount of 71. from a Mr. Brotosly, of the Kent-road, and
it appeared that they were in the habit of taking houses in
different parte of the town, and giving references to one !
another, and obtaining goods, and particularly pianofortes,
by the Ord two or three mooths' hire, and then pawning or
disposing of them. The second case was that of Mr. J.
Blackman, of Blackfriars-road, pianoforte manufacturer,
from whom the prisoner Lindsay or Roberts. as be called
himself, had obtained • pianoforte of the value of 28
guineas. by giving • reactor* to the other prisoner. Term
then living in Liverpool-street, Bishopegate, and for which
he, Blackman, had only received 54
Mrs. Eagle said that in the month of September last she
lived in the house, No. 1, Hawkins-street, Commercial-
mad East, which was occupied by the prisoner Tem), and
recollected the pianoforte belonging to Mr. Blackman being
brought there. At the time there were two othermstrutuents
there, end all three were taken in • day or two after by Mr.
Fags, • furniture dealer in the Whitechapel-road. The
wits., further stated that when the prisoner Lindsay first
called at the bows Tevoy gave him a sbilling to get his
dinner with, and also the price of a pair o f shoes and
stockings, Baying that his name was Lonergen, that he was
ver► poor. but was a capital fellow for business.
Mr. James Edward Fage, • furniture and pianoforte-
dealer, carrying on business at 100, Whitechapetrad, said
that on the 6th of October last be purchased two piano-
fortes from the prim:rose Tevoy for 3111.„ and on the 29th of
November a third instrument for 101., and these he re-
moved from his house in Hawkins-street on the dates
mentioned, acd produced the receipts for the mosey paid,
sigeedby the prisoner.
In reply to the questions of the magistrate the witness
said that in July last year ha house had been burned down,
end mince then he had kept no books, or at least had none
at the time of the transaction, nor could be say to whom be
had sold more than one of the pianos. He swore positively
that be had n3t purchased more than three instruments
from the prisoners, that he had Dot removed more than two
of them from the house in Hawkins-street on the lith of
October, and that be received the receipts produced for the
payment of the piance on theday on which they were dated.
Mrs. Eagle was recalled, and swore positively she saw the
last witness take away three instruments on the day in
cuestas ; but this Mr. Fag, denied, and added that one of
the instruments bore the name of Moore and Moore, the
second that of Smith, sodthe third had to name at all oo it.

Mr. 3lackmao observed that his name and address were on
the instrument when he sent it, but there was a possibility
of its having been obliterated. He also said that he
certainly understood the witness Fag. to say, in his speak-
ing to hiss, that the price paid for the isetrunienta wee 101.,
and that he bad so account whatever of them, or any
receipt for their amount ; and Mr. Chippertield applied to
the magistrate that the reoeipts put in be impounded and
seat with the depositioos, which was accordingly done.
The evidence in the ease of Messrs. Shohmenger and Soo,
of Caswell-rod, and that of Messrs. Moore and Moore. of
Biehopagate-street, from whom the prisoners had obtained
an instrument each, was taken ; and Mr. Chipperfield said
belied a fifth met, that of Mews. Kenney and Stanley, of
Bedford•phue, Commercial.road East, a amid the prieopera.
Mr. Norton, however, thought that the four came already
taken would be audicient for the soda of justice, and com-
mitted the prisoners to take their trial on each.

Tai limy LAW ON TICILII2B-OF.LEAV r..—The law
oa tickets-of-leave to amended by en act (27 sod 28 Vic..
cap. 47) just printed. No person is to be sentenced to penal
servitude for • less period than five years, sod after • pre-
vious conviction the least period is to be seven years. RAILWAY ENCROACHISINT.—MiIton-hosse, in
Justices, where authorized by the Secretary of State, can Barbican, is closed, and placarded with a singular aissonace-
order corporal punishment for offences committed in convict meat—" Removal of Heaves, the premises baag required
prisms. With regard to tickets-of.leave, which are called for the Metropobean Railway." Heaven steads in thin
" licenses" in the act, they are to be in the form set forth, image for the name of • trader wee, a dyer asst draw ef
and the "conditions" on which they ars granted are stated. stuffs, whose new premises are a little further ea.
The parties are to be tinder the surveillance of the polies, TRENT, ANCHOLY, arras ORMSBY RAILWAY. —The
and to report themselves. On any infraction the °Headers government isepector las exunioed this liss.unza which
are to be remitted to their former custody to undergo the traffic ot is obo to be ommoooesa. The root • tamed
unexpired sentence in addition to the one initialed for a over the Taut at Seadby was very severely tested by the
subsequent offence. inspector. The line will be worked by the Yeashester,
Nsw Gass Aer.—An act has just been issued filtediele., and Lincoloslain ; it will driven the distance
making it a trespass to enter land in march of, sr In pursuit betas.* Manchester sad Grimsby, and will also he of coe-
d game in Irelasu, without the consent of the landlord or aiderrAis importance is cassagiou with the utilisation of
levier. A fine of a. with oasts as be levied. the 'gemstone of North Lincolnshire.
Mirsoromes Fars HORPITATA, DKYONSHIRZ- ROYAL Fall HOSPITAL, GHAVIFINN-ROAD..—Tbe
SQUARE, CITT.—The awegate timber of patients relieved number of patients relieved at this lecanital daring the week
during the week eating July 30 was—medial, 989 ,I ending 30th Jnly was 4,080, of 1,306 Ur, pew
mead. 821 ; tetati 1,610, td waioh 260 were new maw owe.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, JULY so. —APPOINT-IMM —COM-
minden W.W. S. Drape, W. Speer, and B. L. Laftoy to
be imps:tap eomme io the coma gaud error ors
Oommaatlen & Yield, S. S. & Hipwith, aod W. B. a.
Pallier, wirer period of alarm hoe satire&
Unreason' B. S. Chisholm*, mow lieutmont of the
Ara goardehip at Partemoultt, to Ur ocruserel el the
Flamer gaeboat in China, Toe Therm S. Gooch, pro-
rated ; T. Y. Haim. from the Lorsortalite to the Ira-
'ramble, am additional for servile ia the Squirrel rode;
vice A. It. Wright, promoted ; H. Burnaby, to the Bloc-
Wm 60, at 110/ord Awes ; sad Gamete, to the Ire-
retible, 68, at flosthompton.

CHATHAM, JULY 31.
The troops stationed at this garrison were yester-
day supplied for the jut nee with sat ration. inbred of
fresh neat, by eTweetiow of the sanceitiou wbo have
ordered salt provision to bo scomionlly served out, es the
fumed that a cheap of the kind will prove as edeial to
the health of the nape. Amur is to he premed of the
number of on of won battalion who ale desirous et having
salt ration served out to then

THE VOLUSTF.ER REVIEW &P
WHIBLEDOI4.

The following correspondence bas peened between
the Commander-in-Chief and the Secreton7 for War
on the subject of the late volunteer review at Wen-
' bledon :

Ham Gumnie, July 24% 1864.
My Lord, —Howls( myself taken commend of the VOLUr
teen assembled at Wimbledea on Bolitirda.y last,„l have.
redaction in idenaing yam lordship that the review
passed al in • c man ure.
rectienho Then ware between nine
mien thousand num ea she mom!, Melodize 40 please
of artillery *varier. calibre, haly horsed; The fame was
dividbd *so two diviaioas, the one under Major-
Geocral lord Fredhrisk Yadet, the ether soda
MajoeGesiesel Iturolery. In oxiesquence at the earibus
widest with had ocean* on Thursday lest be a man of
the Co/demean Guards, the medics/ men in charge of the
This seriously i
tient were al opinicm that &beg should take Mahe.
nterfered with the elect produced by the
loovemeste that were performed previously to the roarekiag
mat. It however esablid. me to lode more critically sato
the drill et the force on tbe ground. sod I an. enabled to
state that no ceders is reed. were carried oat with great.
attention sod seal. Bektielion and sapper, drill Ml'
require mash attention, for ebbed* movemesnt. an only.
be executed with sucrose sad with reed effect when *elm
arm all prude* in these rudiments et the profession-
There ikon* point to which,. I am pardisalarly serious to
draw attest= :—the area in general appeased co the
posed in reduced number. to former osicamons, sod many
of them arrived. se, late that. the 20c:4 divisiomme only
farmed just before it became neessmey, Mora the lateness
of the hour, tecommeoce tb pan Bon these
lamer's:jamb. most be aseribeek I Wink , the MIMS. MAIO
—the &faculty experienced bribe member** the several
corps m leaving their cod' tiros in time to enable
them to reach the geoand at the hormone:Met, . sod
the impassibility for many members of the- corps mining
out at all These drawbacks would, I thiskr be obviated
if attendance * the lame gatherings of volanieers
by the respective-come were seedbed to three or %sr in
the course of the semen. In that case I cannot but think
'that the members of would be enabled .te give them
selves, or to obtain a whole holiday from their *binary
avocatioasi a larger end more mien! deld-daycould then he
.attemptsd ; corps weld turn oat stmeg, greatly add* to
their appearance ompands, and to the admen,* of their
drill, as it rarest be mid.* to all who are
• oenversant with mlitary °pianism', that larger sour
poles and stronger battalions always drill and manceavre
with greater etlset, and advantage than small bodies of ma,
"frustum that these remarks may be rueful to the (atom
• success of the valuable movement which has nommeurried se
permanent • oharectee I am, my Lord yours,
(Mined) Onciaim..
The Right He.. thellarl De Grey and Itipott.

WMPOtiON July 34'1864.
Sir,—l hare the lissom to scimewleclge the receipt of
roar royal highness's letter of the 28eh instant, urs•the subb•
pet of the volunteer review et Wimbledon on the T.lrd•
Instant. In reply I bare to ermine my gratification that
this review pused MI so creditably, and that the mum
issued by your royal highness were carried oat with atten-
tion and seal by the various corps present. —I have ther
honour to be,B4, your soya highness's obedient sermat,
(Signed) Dr, Garr arra lirroi.
His Royal Highasms the Field-Manful
Omernendint-in-Chief.