The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-12 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

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BOW-STILIZT.

OrSYSANAN, PAUL, AND DAUS.

It having been arranged that the preliminary iaq airy
is this remarkable case shoald be brought to tersdaalim
this day, something like a renewal of the excitement origi-
nally need by the appearan el the three priessess at
the bar trek pleat, and the meet was ended to moms.
Owing tithe time oecupted by the sight charges, the
reseeding, were set Gunned meta sa boor later tins
the time appotated, but the asesaties was kept up by the
anathema snivel el Issue, both books, sad ether large and
unnageable eoltimes,whish arrived la eab leads, end were
piled up in the waiting-ran ad) sista" the omit. Upwards
et fifty witnesses, who had bees semmosed tin the last ex-
amin►tion, were she is atteadan.

Dr. OMllth, the proaaratar, asaspiad a sass brae saes.
trate, sad the isatlaasa aka sated as bail for the rsarestiv•
prisoasra WWI also must.
Xr. Bodkla appeared, as Wore, to conduct the proem'-
, ties, sad lb. Parry raprassated tabs primers.

ldr. Bodkin etausi that several haiku's sinks who were
is atbsdance, via.: Meson. Metcalfe, Pater, Mitebell,
Stand, Frankland, heavben, and one or twe others,
whose services would be required at the Central
Crienisel Court, might be Galled and diseeissed, with
the andentandini that they would have to sited the iris
to be called upon if necessary.
The whammy bevies bees called, and (=trusted as

above. Dr. &ilk,M:Penny. Kr. Addy, Mr. Fitzgerald.
Kr. Bernead, Hr. Young, and the ether wigwam already
examined at porkies romands. were formally hosed over
m attend at the trial to 'give evidence ; a slight sometime
being supplied is the depeadtion:of Kr. Burnand, wleh was
required to raise a Kea kr the prisoners, upon certain
Details mearities handed to kin for that purpose, the asiemat
of the hat being 30,0001.
Kr. Bodkin said it was peedble that he might ham
masks to ermine Mr. Bernsad more is detail at the
trial, bat he did not intead to encumber the depositions
with 'other statements at (present, as they may not be
regained.

/dr. Bodkin proposed sew to proceed with the ease by
sallies the allele' masses.
Mr. Bell said—l am ellelal misses to the Court of
Bankruptcy, sad also es the edam of Straka. sad Co.
Oa the lath of Jane, Mtn the Sat, I west to the bask-
istkoose of the defendants in the Strand, to make
iuquiry of them relative to the securities of Dr.
Grill*. Mr. Straltaa told ase that they would not
be forthcoming. I asked what hed beams of them,
and the answer was that " they waren/1i er pawned." Dlr.
Mr. Straka* wed these words, and I think Mr. Batas was

satin in the room—the prior behind the beak. I do net
think Bir J. Paul was in the roar. He was, I thisk, up
stairs at the tire. I asked Mr. Strain, II there
was not a book in the house in which traw-
-1 arias of this kind, and as rersant of Or ..cartels,
were reserded. The dokadeats looked at sash oda, but
made so reply. No seek securities cur into say paranoia
nor of Dr. Grillithe's that I arc aware of, bat other did,
nadonbtaly. I took paseria of the money is lb. house
aa the day of the bankruptcy (Jaws 11).
Kr. Bodkin said he would now complete the evidence
relative to the parries of the heads.
Mr. Charles Paperer (whose former depositions were
previously read over by Mr. Burnaby, the chief clerk)
further deposed as follows :—I do not padre an order-
book dated 28th hurry. 1860, relative to purchases for
Dr. Griffith. The order-books arc not kept by us.
The ma produced is the book referred to, and the
entry pointed at is written by as, upon the instead=
of Mr. Bates. It is as order to purchase 2,0001. 6 per rat.
Dula hoods for Dr. Griffith. I has at the smelter of
of the beads. (A list was headed up). They were 378, 460.
469, 468, and 467 for 4002. each. Previa@ to that I had pur-
chased other foreign securities on Dr. Griffith's soionst. On
referees* to the paper produced, I sr that I bed as order to
parer sore Data aortas (two sad half per cants). The
ambers lumbar 46,480, 97.432, and 128,864. I also par
shred beads Nos. 44,697.84, 43,671, 42,622-3-4, 44862,
41,267, 39,618. On the 29th June, 1843, I made another
porches, by a similar order of 30,000 Data florae, two sad

a half, bonds including No.. 31,908, 29,326, 66,338,
61,179, 60,924, 62,014, 13,629, 49,777-8, 29,6664-8,
and others (as cited by this Istrusel coussal). Oa the Bth of
July, 1843, I purchased 10,0001. Detre lads. (the 1111/11bers
ears read) also for Dr. Ortelth. I mien the petrohass

note of one of these orders. The name written upon it (the
Rev. Dr. John Griffith) b in the handwriting of Mr. Bates
Croesomaneined—l do not produce the note myself. It

was sent by D►. Griffith. -
Dr. Griffith said it was seM to him from the bank, is
reply to a direction to purchaes the eeearities thorns
reforred to.

The witness wee thew based ever in the usual way.
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Mr. Hill, of the firm of Sims and Hill, stockbrokers, of
Berlisolossew-lans, gave a Uet of the bonds delivered to the
house of !Unbars and Co., and to which hie former svidessee
had reference. The list was appended to the depositioce
already taken, and the witness wu bound over.
Mr. H. Cressweller, of the Stock Richasge, and formerly
dark to Sims and Hill, proved that the purchue.sotei of
the transactions referred to by lut witness were in his
handwriting.
Mr. Bodkin laid ha did not propose to add say evidence
to the depoeitions now taken relative to the purchase of
securities, but he intended sashay the receipt of the divi-
dends from time to time by the defendants.
JamesAllen,formarly dark in Strahaa's bank,said—lt was
my duty to cut off the aspens 'slung to the dividends
received from September 1,1861, up to 1853,in respite to the
Danish In per cents. The numbers 428, 573, 793, and 794
bonds wen those from which I cut off coupons on or about
September 1,1861. I entered them, with others, on the list
produced, and sent them is Haulm and Co.
At three o'clock they were committed for trial.
SOUTHWARK.
CUTTING AND WOUNDING.
Alm Pilgrim, a middle aged female, was brought beton
Mr. Combo, charged with inning and wounding Mary Ann
Rogers, with a table knife, committing a serious Wary spat
her.

The prosecute:, whose left hand was south lammed ad
rot, stated that she lodged in the sass bones with prisoner
la Primes-place, &Wolk-street, ad about S o'clock yester-
day afternoon she had seem words with the prisoner's heir
bead. To avoid my disturbaeee she treat towards tar
room to get her basset sad leave abs house. While going
upstairs for that purpose, the prisoner followed km mid
seised her, and stabbed her is the back with a
table-knife she held is her hand. Witness turned round to
prevent her repeating the stab, w►s. she eat her amass
the left had. newly soverlag the Segue. She thee
called out " muds, " sad OW," and beisre ap
sesietaam came she nearly feinted away from Imo of blood.
The mostable took her to the hospital, when her wounds
were dressed, and the primer was shortly afterwards ap•
prebeada/.
Ia mower to the stage the prisoner said the oomplain-
sat was the egpessor, sad with her sister mated a disturb-
saes I. the base.
Mr. Combs remanded the primer until Saturday, sad
directed the proesentriz to return isamediately to the
hospital and ham her wounds properly attended to.

• CIIIIII•111 11210 IN TROD L 1

Thomas 111uIlisu, a pinta of dm Boots Paulin Gauls,
was 'barged with Deist drank sad aesanltiog polise-oonstahle
Baal&It Holden, of the B division.

The constable "(mind the defendant lighting in t►e Brom p-
tawroad on the previous night, sad upon his mounting the
parties, defendant took off his belt and swung It over com-
plainant's head. The constable closed with him, and they
both fell, when the defendast kicked him so violently on
the thigh, that he had bees in pain ever Mace.

A elegem t of the regiment ;aid wt the iefenant we a
very ineffessive was. He had recently arrived from the
Celan, and was 'best to be drifted oat Wee 'gala is a
few days. He bad safertasately lest his medal in the affray
la ebb& be had bus urged es the peerless night.
Mr. Amid dud kis 10.. The las was paid.
THAMES.
0100 WAY 1011117.

Mame Stipa, n internee, wee charged with highway
rebbeity ea the pewees of Jobe Juan, a ateetteate, while
pessiwg dem the Beek-road, St. Georges-in-the East.

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The proseestee aid that last walking aloe.
the weans% the primer net the eseapialseat at the
11181119, sl ileassaasteet, wbra the prisoner threw bile
aunt is the gamut with vieiesee, sal while dews the
primmer task fear sad eizpssee free his treaters potato.
The pollee ease up, sad the rimier was taken late
mmeedy.

Thip-pdpuier odd we Oho implaisaat took Hindi's with