The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-09 00:00:00

THE GREAT GOLD ROBBERY.

Tin formal notice waved upon Mr. Rom, solicitor
to the gainstation is tits Met extraordinary ease, that
UMW W arched to this county from Swedes, sad
la-
tw/siMwrnsder to meet any charge that might he me-
bead Wiest him by the flostalisstern Railway Company,
ea the gesesim of the examinatioa of Burgess and Pima
on Wednesday mat, is represented as b.lcg regarded by
the preseration ia Me light of a Mat to put them or deo&
as le enable Tester to maps from Reiland, sad,
guard, se
ble. evade IM permit of justice altogether, and it is
resillareanted Alain eat senesces. reosived by Mr. BAN
peat exertioas have been made by the polies to discover the
blase-pima of Tsetse, OD as to prevent his escape, If each
be his 'Mention, or atherwles by his capture to deprive him
et mp nada er appearsms of Mammies whieh 'tight
NM& to • tialuntary surreader. There is se pod mama
te ilisaht Met Teeter, In lastracting his Bonnier to serve that
mike, sated is perfect pod faith, or that up to last
I* NW adhered to his encomeed iateation of
Vilea Wediseeday (tomorrow).
a* an laterview with his profemionel adviser rater-
dept and. although what thea tamarind le amemerily
raw asserts, it is =dinned he gives a general sad
tempura desist to the charge made spinet bins, tad
lime that he neither task part Is the deliberatimis whisk
pesmbed the robbery, was in say way implicated I. the ma
intim of the robbery, star shared sem to the smallest in-
tent in the premods of the robbery after Ito accomplishmeat.
Of muse, he was well sequaleted with Bergen, mid eke
had some knowledge of Pieria, through the former ear
nexim of that penes with the company; sad he admits that
Agar was net altogether iniknown to hies inseam* as the
lastmentioaed perste was bit some tiMe a (request tra-
veller en the Bee, and ha (Tester), from alai coatently
employed es various park of tin railway as rellevieg stn
ties master," socasimally ease fa coldest with Aim, who
reprimand himself as beteg a minsmenial traveller. Triter
states, however, that thus was no sort of intimacy between
them, mad he complains that the evideme of seek a man as
the elavlet witness should weigh simian him, although
spas is a maples meaner as to the remits of the
ia linear. This statement must be takes for its Ze7irt
eosins been amm me situated ; but it is, perhaps, not too;
much to say that the ismorroberated evidence of Agar
scold esaviet me see, eves apes a sharp of small Import-
ease. _ . _

Three weeks ago, or at least as he alleges, before he had
himself received any 'etiolation of Ag.r's ravelstioes, and
the seeseqesat charge made against himself, Tester was sud-
denly dismissed from his situation on the Royal Swedish
Railway, without say cameo being assigned by the author!.
tie% sad at ease decided epos retuning to Reiland, his
states being some distal's@ up the country. He amordingly
gaited Boredom for Copsaltagen, passing theme to Hamburg,
sad, twain ea his way the deem of hie peeftio*, and
i Se the maelasloa that the statemeet of Agar had led
steasiseal from hie appointment, he paeed from Ram-
burg through Belgian to Calais, and these., hardy mit may
Na., Is Doris. What follows reads like a chapter of re-
name, ant is, in fact, one of the strangest 'Meade. in tie
groat gold sped); for at Dover,withem the intervention of say
elaborate bat simply with the coils, of his coat
tamed up, he remised upon the platform at the railway
station for mealy ea hoar, took his mat is the train, Mao
yelled up to lowa in the ordinary way, aid mimed through
the Loaders-bridge tersaimas without inquiry, or even a sae,
yid= beteg entertained that the malt upon whoa the com-
pany were, shove all others, anxious ro I,y their Pander had
so sully Medd pursuit. What makes this more singular
still is the fret that that very night Mr. Rees, solicitor fee
the poosesation, travelled down the Hie to Dover for the
purpose of endeavouiier to rain mate Information as to the
whaleboat of the fugitive from Teater's father, who resides
there. There appears to. be something singularly dazing
in this musieg through the very baud. of hie enemies, bat
probably Tater, having made up his stied to meet the
charge, was ind.ff as to capture, while the Bomb-
Bestirs Railway itself would probably be the eery last
place whore those who sought would expect to find him....
rifltil.

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