The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-23 00:00:00

THE FRAUDS UPON FOREIGNERS.

Louis Jordan, Angelina Jordan, and Alexander
Berths, was yesterday again planed at the bar of the Mau-
sloe-house, before the Lord Meyer, upon the charge of
eonspineg together, with others, in obtaining mousy from
various somas residing abroad, by MMUS of false and
fraudulent pretences.
The prisoners were formally remanded,
and as they
were being removed, the female prisoner said, " It's •
shame; why did not they take the German who reed the
letters? They let him go and took me, who knew nothing
of the charge;" and she added, in • very indignant menu,
let
I consider hat the Lord Mayor bas far exceeded his duty
in detaining me." (Laughter.)
Primmer—Oh, you may laugh that like.
She wu then removed with the others to the cells below.

LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOTER RAILWAY.

An extraordinary general meeting of the share-
holders of this ammo, was held et the °Mors, Victoria-
station, yesterday afternoon ; Lord Han= in the chair.
The CliAlltnall mid the oaly resolution be had to pro-
pose to the meeting was one which wee not altogether sew
to the proprietors of that company, inasmuch as the fact
of there being an arrangement between their company sad
the South Easters Company had from time to time been
mentioned at the various meetings which had been held
half-yearly. Those erranpmente had been come to some
time ego, and had bee. acted on to a certain extent frets
that time; but it was found desirable that the agreement
should be draws up legally and coafirmed by parliament,
in order that the am may night be attain that what
was considered for its interests might be carried out.
The joint committee bad bed considerable experience of the
working of the plat), and they bed every reason to believe
that it had boss op to tbe present time of advantage tint
the agreement should exist, and they believed it would still
continue to he of great use to them. At the time they
mute to that semisweet it had the advantage of pre-
venting a very severe mutest with the South Easter' Cola-
7, which probably might have resulted in serious
lose to both commas'. That was avoided ; sad
the erraogement• that were made were oiesiriered by those
mom experienced is sash matters to by very advantageous to
both parties. The whole matter had been under the con-
stant supervision of their general manager, who had fully
gone into the details of the subject, and the agreement had
been drawn up with his knowledge. Wham there had been
i potato of diorama= between the two crompeaise. they were
settled by Mr. Lloyd, their oormeeL The committee had gese
into every point, had ooeeideeed all the details of the Mb-
ject, sad bed endeavoured sa far as poisible to do what was
for the best interests of the compeny, aad eg the wag time
what waa fair and just to both. Be omeluded by movie*
a resolution for the adoption of the agresumat.
I lb% aggxpron opposed the reselution, demundag the
epigram% man act of
Mr. huxtw and lire=tiox eapperted the resole•
Lion, which, oe being put by the CHALIULLS, wee serried
with one dissentient ; sad this being the whole of the heel-
mesa, a vote of thanks to the itheirmen termed the pro-
, oredinge.

Game Brown, a veryQlmss, about 40 years of cgs,
and without cost or wswieest, which be had nevoid for
Mak, was brought before Mx. Woolryth, charged with
window-breskieg.
Mr. James Stems, the proprietor of • hews of public
entertainment known as the West India Dock-house, is
Poplar, said be had been frequently annoyed by the pri-
soner, who had threstased to hawk all his windows, mid
afterwards break his heart. A month ago the primmer
deliberately broke twe puss of glees is the frost wisdom,
sod was sestenced to fourteos days' imprisonment and bard
labour. Os the previous night the primmer es= before
the haws, sod with s dope deliberately broke two gangs
of =I the sees. sub. The value of them wee 12.. 1 Du
owed delicious health reotalfrig Bevelled&
St wait, s tailor, send ha paw tb. primrose brisk Alsblosßrouls. l"kes Ismaw•hite.st 1.2 r•
the two
hlr.cz=l grormilos,D4lo=itton.C°l4t4erwAceitmkhisesawer Di=
The I was drank ; that is ell, sir. sad same OD qie ear to rararat.
eoirjeb —Yoe eras miethievous, ill•miodad mos. os"=. asarity.—Da art Or. n,
I Neutrinos you to pay Us. Tidos, sod 16a Aso, or to be Pasco., W. Wis. 111 s. fa, ; me-as ak gremsse—
implied sod kepi to mat lamas for wardress rigor L