The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-03 00:00:00

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A respectably drZealaiddleaged maned William
Penn, described asottergi.zak.4 at N.. 10,
Prfeeseegaare, St rep
Were Mr. Alderain Ron °Who eat far orbs Lord
charged with stealing the ens el IDOL amid odd, the 00011/
Akr emplom, Mr. Mom of Highetnin ea
eriesa pirg spat, _
Mr. Lewis, jun., aded far the presenter, red Mt.
Bawd appeared ea bsbalf of the printer.
It eared from thea that in Jaly Let the ninon
'stand the service oft enatar et a salary el 21. per
week, mai a emennice al rd. per seat. After be had re-
mained I. his service far sheet tea weeks he
mid the work was too much for him, and he left, cad set
up in brine= on his own account, but as he did not End
it answer, after about a month he went to the prose-
cutor an asked him to take him hark is his eureka The,
however, he declined to do Ina the nen teems a pre-
viously, and the primmer mid he hear a number .1 captaimi
of American retools, sod be proposed that the prosecutor
should advent* moan for the purpose of paying off the
crews on their arrival here, and also to ship crews for oat-
ward bound Americas nasals, sad advance weary Ines their
wane, and to allow the prisoner 1111. per eset. for all names
that his brought him. Ilse preasutar agreed to this, sad
the introduced weal captains to him,
to w be had awned different sums of ocarey.
The mode of proceeding was a follow'. The premature
advanced the money to the captain el • noel, and after-
wards gave his account to the primer, who after getting it
caustersignd by the captain presented it to the agents for
the vesee4 who paid him the money, which it was his duty
to bead over to the prolocutor. On the 14th November
lace there was a settlement between them, and the prose-
cutor paid, to the prisoner the rum of ISf. la. S& On the
6th of December the prisoner introduced to him the cap-
tain of the Bob and be gave the prisoner a cheque on his
bankers for 120 L, which he produced, to get orchid
for the purpose of meg the wags. of the NW
men. The prnoser got it cashed, and took leek the
money, which was paid to the captain. The prefteator
afterwards gave his account against the Boy to the pri-
eerier for the purpose of getting it eouutroigned, and to get
it paid. It amounted altogether, heeled* a sans of 101.,
sad • few othrw items, which he had advanced to the cap
tide's own use, to 2021. 19e. At about use e'en* im that
day he went with the prisoner to Mears. Asestin's, who
were the agents for the easel, to see if the accent had been
oweitersigned by the captain, and ear the eare
_there
writing. and the prisoner wait up to him, and be inked up,
and said out loud "Two o'clock. The prisoner went back
to him and told him the captain said he would all
there at two o'clock on Monday before he left
and countersign the account. The proneeter bad dace
heard, however, that the prisoner had previously
obtained the money, and the next he heard of hum was at
Hull, where he hail gone and deposited the whole .1 the
amount.

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Mr. Beard asked the promecutor if the primmer hod sot
advanced some of the money mentioned in the imiessat him-
self ? .

The utor said be pre the prisoner the newsy to do
so, a be considered that the whole et the Mk woe kit
lo answer toe question put to kba by Yr. deotbman, the
chief clerk, be said the amounts advanced by the prisoner
were included in the 902/.

Mr. Lewis then asked for • remind.
Mr. Beard said that the criminal law had been put in force
is this awe for the purppoal of screw* out a settlement of
amounts between his clink and the tor. lie woe is
a politica to prove that • p existed between the
partial, and that part of the mossy lawfully belonged lis hie
client.
Mr. Goodman said it woe rather • alrange way for • pert.
ner to act—to receive mosey avid p away with the whole
amount. . . .

Mr Beard mid that his clieot had oaly done that for the
"glnof procuring whet he thought a proper settlement.
klermso Rose said it wee a very proper case for •
reamed, and the prima& was numbed aooordiarly„ being
admitted to bail, himself i. 1001., sad ass surety is 1301.
Bemired for the poor-box from "W. W., par Yeses.
Pored sad 00., 101.
MARLBOROUGH-BMX :RT.

Prfinseia JoesrelkinoeaMer, 26, aesietaat to Yr. Fleming,
of I, Lower John.eteeet. Golden-square, pawebroker,
charged before Yr. Tyrwhitt with stealing at varioue
about UM. and 500 duplicates from his employer.
Yr. Albert Neste appeared for the pessetraUos.
Yr. Henry Doughty, manager, said, the primer was an
'trident in the business up till anima of October last, sad
gave notice to leave in the molar way, having been four
and a half years in the house. Two days before he left 1261.
was found defioirt in stock.

kr. Name said there had been fictitious entries.
The WitiMISO said, in oossequelies of the deficiencies be
went pad 'shad the miasma to come and expaio it. He
did call mos. He, is coassquence of sometbiag said by •
customer, ameba the prisms?. dirty lima hap, aid found
in it and the drawers about 100 duplicates. A milk land.
kerohnd produced was part of task stock mil the property
of the pramecutor.
Liatc, 137 C, said he went to **Drammen residence,
sad afterwards to &sex. eeeee t, Stem& and prialser CATO
in. Ha mid that he was seat to apprehend bat for Mambo,
various mama mosey manillas to snarly 1115 X He said,
" Wall, Ws • bad Jobe aid throe is at sad to ail *lap
aad *this." Os the way to the miallsa be mid he did no*
aro for bimedf,_ only his father and mother. Afar Wag
dorm! hesaid ail ha bad taken wam as apes gam aad
MIA* WWI pladpd at Kirkham and Darr" its
thee rssd, aid that all the rest be batman wen mossy .
Hr. N.M. rid that was WI the 'Aims be easedd
sad asked fer • remand, which ma masa&
HAMES.

John White, s teroalcZesceuedrel, well keows to the
pollee, was brosedd sit a reased. charred with attallag s
silver Wale how the perm al Williest Fowles, s sasses,
ot Onterieset. Fapir.
The presseske was b Retail Highway as tietordey
sad mired whit s crowd et peruses
asralid I. wham the seam d s ismakq