The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-24 00:00:00

NEW COURT.

seem 11100111)0.
Antonio Zap. 13. ; Thomas° Drnainiari, 32,
labourer, Borigo, 62, oath ; end Francisco Carlo
Rossi, 90, aoWer, west Wised, the first three with Baia
60 yards of silk, valued at 161., theiproperty of Edward
Rogers and Co., wad Rossi with bating feloniously rewind
the same, kawiag fa Ow have been stolen.
Mr. Biel& dlidamial
The teats wen lady these. The first three prisoners
had goo' to the warehouse of proseouton, under the pre-
test of making paralsots, and had stolen the property, and
Rai, who was awaited with theta, bat did not appear to
have bees is tha shy at the time of the robbery, had
~rely pawl fte
The jury migrated Real, ladies the others Guilty.
It appeared las the statement of the police that the
prawn ware tat known niassis eats, having been
before gavial bete sad at boa.

iii, emit sealis;estititesseaol; to four years' peaal nr-
vitud•.

dames, 30, sailor, Africk, 28, cook, Apri, 22, sailor, and
Among ,22, sailor, were indicted for cutting and wounding
Jack Quy, with intent to murder him.
Mr. Payne prosecuted.
The facts of the case have been very recently before the
public. The prosecutor is the chief of the Chinese jugglers,
who some time hack created such a sensation at Drary-lane
by doing the trick of surrounding another of the party with
sharp knives, which he threw at him. The prosecutor,
having amassed a sum of money, was about to sail for his
own country, and, in the meantime, was staying at a lodging
house for the Chinese in Iterle's-place, Whiuichspel, and,
upon the night of the god of July, Amara and Apri had been
sitting is the room where prosecutor was, when they said
they wanted him to give them 2001. which he had. He said
he would give them 101. or 201. to relieve their wants.
Assam thereupon knocked him down, and Apri going oat
brought in several other Chinese milers, who tell upon the
prosecutor with their knives, and cat him most dreadfully
about the body, and would doubtless have murdered him
but for his cries, as well se thine of his wife and son, which
brought the police, who managed to capture the four pri-
soners at the bar.
Mr. W. Cooper, who through the kindness of the
shoriMi defended the men, mooed most ably that the facts
did not Gisela* anything more than an unlawful wound-
ing-
The jury found them all Civilly.
The Recorder said he shoald pass upon them the sew.
tense el four years' penal servitude in order that the govern-
ment alipkt have the power of dealing with them as they
deem* lest.

THIRD COURT.
sea■ 1I LL OMNI; Sq., O.C.

litcpA Joseird &sea, 33, sleek, wee indicted for stealing
ten esmeitise we half shares of 101. cash in 'alas of the
eta* dam Gust Idezembourg Railway Company, the pee-
port, elf Umlaut hemp. kis master.
Mr. CAW posempated and Mr. Metcalfe defended.
The proneenese„ • Asekbroker, in Tokenhouseyourd,
stated that the pelisser had been his clerk, sad that in
March, 1854, he gale I. him 100 shared in the above-named
mammy, whisk bad been bought by procreator fora Mr.
Mossop. Presersater steerwards learnt that they had not
been delivered la Me, Mossop, and spoke to prisoner about
them, when pelmet mid they had been loft with some other
securitia at a pemen's at Southampton. Prosecutor then
went down thee, and found the story to be untrue. Upon
his return be Mind that prisoner bad absconded.
John Mossop,cre Pleaer's•ball, stockbro .sr, proved that
he gave the order for 100 shares in the Lazem-
W Company. Shortly afterwards, the stock
notllilatriag hen given to him, he spoke to prisoner who
maned: Mr. Juno's business, about them, and prisoner
said he bad cot received them, and kept putting him off
with all manner of *ceases, seta at last he spoke to the
prosecutor about there, and then he received the 100 shares
which he bad ordered from Mr. Jessup.
The witness, in crose.ezamination, said it was upon the
16th of March, 1864, that he spoke to prisoner about the
shares. Prisoner said they had not been delivered, and were
with sons others of Mr. Jessup's. Witness received the
dividend upon the Bth of April from the prisoner. He first
knew prisoner in 1863, and always thought that the business
he did with him was through Mr. hump. There was not
any running account between prisoner and witness. Wit-
ness had bought s Cornell or two with the prisoner, and
shared the profit, without the matter being known to Jessup.
It was entirely through the incases made by the priso-
ner that witness let the stock lay as long in kis
heads haters he spoke to Mr. Jessup about them.
Frederick Walter Carden, of the firm of Carden and
Whitehead, Itaishange.baildings, proved that upon the 20th
of March, 1864, prisoner sold some stock through their arm
to the amount of 2091. 7a. 6d., and amongst that stock was
some of the shares glean to the prisoner for delivery to Mr.
Moseop.
It appeared that prisoner previon,ly to his absconding had
obtained some money from his landlord, out of which he
defrauded him. Some abort time since the landlord met
him by chance, and detained him in custody.
He was found
There was another charge against prisoner for embezzling
2101., but it being necessary for the defence that some
books should be produced, the other trial was by mutual
ascent postponed until nom session.