The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-30 00:00:00

ALLIGID DEATH PROM VIOLIN=

TIM POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

NANSION•ROUSE.
Tag lit•III36 IT YONCONIRS.
fro. jeardas and dicresefer Barge (the two Prima-
-1 .ted AsipsfineJOllrilkiN the wife of the first-named pd-
.." —l-8- bare brain custody for a coesiderble time upon
oas, e--
,biebuge of unlswfully einem ries together to obtain mosey
iita Bishop of WOW distinguished Bishop of Holdirihavem,
01 a Dumber of other personsaareeidingintadamiat
grow parts of the Oontioent, by false
of different deeariptiona, were this morning
=lame the Lord Mayor for further examination.
To Imo' nen seemed to exhibit a rather confident
re is no doubt that they ars under the
afg°ll,' tathethe number of examinations they have
=and the time the case has base under investiga-
te" that tai a doubtful whether say legal offense canbe
iebeia tterel gainst them.
to Monter aid Mr. Beard spin appeared in support of
presontior Mr. Buchanan appeared for Berths, and
Its
vatOsmen for the other prisoners.
Tyler the case was called on, Mr. Woutner stated that
der the list examination information had bean obtained
whir he believed would amble him to support a charge of
i spinet the prisoner Barth" as will as the charge
Is{e It appeared that the same of a respectable
ket=sese assumed, carryiag on business at Paris,
Melding end C 0., and when the bill was presented it was
abhorred. He diould prove that the prisoner had no
asilasrity to sign the same of the firm to any bills of
await" As regarded the other two prisoners ha bad not
bass able to complete the oar or to offer any further
rider*. Oe a future day be should be able to produce
material riders against bath Prisms's.
Mr. Beard then milled a witness named Gasped, who
dated that he was the agent far the conveyance of perm
It
arriving from GONISsi to this country, and on August 1,
be moved •a coraining money, and on lite ith
snother wileb alio contained coin. The
kit ecetsioed forty Bode" and the second
Bert se. They were addressed to Hisses.
sbabbabit, 20, Gra/toe-street, Fituoy-equare, which was
am Of die pretended houses of business of the prisoners.
g. err to this address and received en answer, but the
__money bed aid bees applied for.
Mr. Beard said that during the interval the Italian 2b1:41%
:rad and. his application at this court, and this gave Lark.
them the alarm and they made no application for the Azdesi
matl4 7. OPSIne
*it stage of the proceedings a violent outcry was made „___Vska.
by eau.dcasaed Frenchwoman, who was stated to be the Tr C
wife of the prirear Barth.) and she was removed from the ver9
Ord. The Lord Mayor: however, subsequently gave di- teem
metres that if she kept quiet she might be allowed to be Ind.
M
mAnemit.ite
%spliced= was made to admit the prisonersto bail,
bat it was peremptorily refused by the Lord Mayor, and We'
tlis prisoners were again remanded. Iv
BOW-BTREET.
ROBBIZT DT • TOZIKAS.
Jaw Binsni, foreman to Marra. Cox and Boa, role-
auteed warehouser*" Southampton-street, Covent-gar-
ine *barged with stealing a parcel containing 18 yards
ef lira sad other goods, to the value of about IL, the
mord, of his employers.
Mr. Edward Young Cox stated that he was in partner-
ship with hi. lathier in the above him. Defer
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yes fermi, at a salary of four grafts a
half per week. On Friday evening, in consequence
ef informed°. received, witness watched the pre-
mises, sad about half-par 6 o'clock saw the prisoner
leave by the side door, with a bundle under his arm.
Witness followed him toHeraietta-street, stopped him there
end asked him what he had in the parcel. The prisoner
Dade no answer, but appeared much surprised. He tuned
round and went back with witness to tiloattuunptos-stred.
Witness *gar Baked the same quadri. He rill made
so rawer, bat said, " 1 have *MS wrong." He
also said. "I wonder who can have told your
Witness took the parcel from him and said, " you had
better go bore. I will ask my father what is to be done
about it." After having consulted his father, he west with
cooslible to defendant's lodgings, and gave him in
seseedy.
Uremia F stated that be aecompankid the last wil-
ier end apprehended the prisoner, who said, Ho ooled
I be so foolish as to do it"'
Mr. Our said be had reason to believe that this had been
ring on for tome time.
lie was remanded.

.-(THIS DAY.)

p). • LIE.

WORSHIP-STU ET.
• DISHONEST LAD.
John Dean, only 11 years of age, and of very decent
litrawas charged with steeling money.
Dtiel Noel, a tradesman in the Kingsland-road,
sekl—A lad who has been with me some time as an errand
toy, being on the point of leaving me yesterday, recom•
seeded this one in his place. I remarked, "
we will see what be can do,* and forthwith gave
him 7s. 6d. to purchase some material I required. He did
not return however, and last night I went to the
Britannia Theatre, in Hoxton, where at the close of
the performance, I caught him coming down the
pllety stairs. I asked, ' What have you done with
my money !^ and be replied, "Spent it all in fruit and
meets.* I thought this a mort impudent and bare-faced
robbery, end therefore gave him into custody.
Policeconstable N 205-1 heard him say that be had not
say money left, but I searched him at the station-bowie,
sad found a two-shilling-piece on him. His father is a
knodealer, bat does not appear to take much care of him.
It's not five months sines be robbed another master, but
Met was is some way or other made up.
Prcuattor—This was merely an experiment of mine to
ascertain what the youngster was worth ; he would have had
a good muter had he been hottest.
Primmer—Another boy told me todo it and persuaded me
to go to the play with the mosey, but I'm very sorry now.
Nagirtrate—You are old enough to know right from
vreog, and have been in trouble before. You will now be
remeaded that it may be ascertained what is the better thing
to do with you.
Remanded accordingly.

MARYLEBONE.
STEALING A PONT.
Thomas Francis, who refused his address, was charged
Y under :
The widens, showedthat yesterday afternoon the pri-
soner accosted • man named James Carpenter outside the
Ceuta-market, and asked him if he wished to
buy • pony. Carpenter said he did, and was
Chown one, which the prisoner said be would
rill for 21. Ultimately he said he would take 30e.
for it. Carpenter suspectiog it was stolen gave the pri-
mer into custody. It was afterwards found that the poet'
was worth IV., and, together with a bridle, was stoles
from • stable is Fastotreek Meochestercquare. James
Broughton, 413 A., at the suggestion of the primmer,
took him to Liason-grove, where be said the pony
was entrusted to him to sell. The prisoner took
the officer to several places, at shah of which
all knowledge of the pony was disclaimed. After this the
prisoner made a desperate attack upon the onion., dragged
bite into a passage, and kicked him violently. He also
aerionaly assaulted the man Carpenter, and it was with the
veAtent difficulty that he was got to the station.
Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for trial.
MARLBOROUCH•EITREET.
11171113131V2 ROBBERY.

N.E.
RAZ.
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An incikliry was held by Mr. W. Payne, the City TWO o'olool.
Coroner, bon evening, at the Heed and Shears tavern,
Oloth•fair, relative to the death of a boy named Hoary The English railway market is dull, but
Mediator, egad 11 years, no general reduction has occurred in
The dammed was the eon of panda residing at No. 21,
Cloth-fair, Wastf3mithfield. 1 quotations. As regards the principal stocks,
Jobs Term, • boy, doyen years old, deposed that on , the only movements are a decline of #... per
last Saturday sight, at 7 o'clock, he (the doodad) sad four °eat. in Metropolitan and Lancashire and I "'L-
othar boys wen plariag at a • milled " hide and shire, and #in Great Western.
hoop," in Cloth-fair. 1110 having Milton himself/ London and North Western stock is now
rushed oat did ran after the other boys. Witness turned quoted 123 to i ; Great Western, ggi
rood sad saw Pollorooettahl• Salter, 40, City force, in the .?.. 2 Midland, 1 oa, to
act of striking the doomed in the face. The deceased fell, I=,g ; .... icias Lancashire'
and
drilling his head wind the wall of a house. The deceased 'awhile, 120 to i•; South torn, 72 to It l
was attack by the policeman whoa in the middle of the Great Eastern, 47 to # ; Caledonian, 1 to 1 ;
road. He re la upoa the pavement, sad fall with his head Metropolitan, 137# to 138 ; London and South
spirt dui will. Henvied much ad woad home. Western, 95# to 96} ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ;
Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, who appeared for the pollee-
0 to 15L
°mailable, crese4ixamised the witness, who denied that ha "°-14't° A, 15
and Rotterdam shares are firm, while
had a fight with the deceased boy the next day. Antwerp
Frederick Bowman, • boy of 8 years of age, said that he Dutch Rhenish show flatness. Indian and Cana-
ries the policeman hit the demised a hard blow with his diaa hues are steady,
open band under the left ear. The deceased fell with his
head against the wall in trying to get sway lost he should be 08.01NAAT Mane AND Mona.
hit again.
Crosadamlnad by Mr. Lewis, the witness admitted that
the policeman had told the boys to go away a quarter of an eea
hour below, arid that they had ad done ma Than was as.
a hurdy-gurdy playing in the sued, aid the girls sad boys is.
&dim made • great nobs. Th• countable had • glove se
on Maimed. The doodad os Monday tried to stand on 10
his hands and fell oa his head. PS
Dr. Wilson said that on Tuesday he was called is to the in
deceased and found him suffering from inflammation of the is
brain, from which he died six hours after. A blow or • fall 100
would have caused the injury Oaths brain. The fall against • •
the wall, or that upon the head on Monday might bays N.
produced it. IN
The Coroner having summed up, as
The Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death." N
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