The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-21 00:00:00

Ne 8 New OieneednieseL He was further
on ssPitim New
61 NOSS oat es also wad destroy.
of paroles oad a books No. 8.
IL;d.Sost, the mopirip_ of simpleyso.
yidinkm OelleMmuni sadl as earveyor
tens sad made at 8, New omnd-street.
vs in my employ, sad be abseseded on Koe-
hogoiroing previa* sat me letter, saying that be
110:41. per IS peel as months. having been very ill, I
the prisoner los collect the taxes, and the mosey the
Ms site. is peals mlsmoy. The sow ha seeded
bow hem pesideseareortelle Ste the hankers',
_sad whilst I sine
thatlebeddserso. Oa the
11-mseht oillemmosd 1117 oflesi mid Ma, elan
tossed Wks use bust. Fres what then usseused
17,assossa by my weeds oftesr issireble that she
"-josh them= thrush, bad it was thin Weed
100,a a over 8001. Oa Mosby the
10.0,,7.;i5t:r, who was Visf. mmmo to_ met' and
.L,F7-d Oa bar es wee a defaulter, sad on Tuesday I
Muds s lathy them the mimes, ID which he stated that
atskisitt OM he bees by tads( small suss.
palso Set boat Mel faineant to oxamit eniekle, hat
itis‘is&toorlsodedfrimadoiagsootailhed lacenflight.
{tai shat eat it would so nes seeding sera
jobb, with Me view to get any of the rams, as he bed
Too
los &iglu, a 17, Groot Ett. Alarm-unmet, said-I
_isomer, sad wee called is to do the repairs canoed by
ko. co plislay last the prisoner was sip 'nista.
fa 01 jet the lire was • very suspicions one, Os
Mal in tad me that he bad embeaded over 8001. or
olietsibis Wads massy. I premed him fie tell m
we en his mind, se he bad I revolver h:
ilirkm.pisesert- Did he tell you whet be bad dew with
suasesV
osc-Ts humid be Led farmed an tioquidatenee
sygo
• swoop! woman, that be loved her dearly, sad
'o7,o=l;_ss too good for her.
Dia he say how hag that bad been
011-Tes, be slid about eight or nine mouths ; that
w sizing a little, and that he then Worded be
...INS; bet finding that he could not do so, he
lve t all,
;le sad set os is • very ree.klear manner. asaa
in. sob Ing for Dlr. Cowhands se , he had eben
Mirs this a Wm" to his
Did
lir, fart:curt - be say anything to you shoat
ths
Witriew-Wkse he told se that be had embezzled the
posy, sad this bs lad squandered it on tbe abandeoed
wets I tamed rand to him and said, " Chalmers, it was
es that set tbe ohs on fire.* He said, " Yoe, I did." I
stet hica bow did it, and he said, " I put the mete-
nor basket soder the shelf sod opened the books, struck
, est* and IS fire to the waste paper basket, sad thou
intim aka. The oleo is part of the house, bat it stands
s• thpase. Whim I asked him what be did it for be
gid to has his gat. No also said that lie had spent the
wary is gois to. Oremosugardens, and had spent as much
parr is 16s. a sight ie oak hire.
rbs primmer-Was these anything else pawed between
✓ tars what yin have dated!
Witnew--Yas. You asked me to wrist you to escape.
it woad sot do so, but that the world was wide sough
to yea. I further told you to go to the woman that you
Sipa the money with.
Kra James poll said-I reside at 8, New Ormond-area.
Dohs hr. Oonstannite's family. About ballast 11
• Solari September the prisoner came into the kitchen
red mid be was going out, and asked me to look to the
&a I had tension to go upstairs about ten minutes
stawards, and os looking into the aloe I saw flames
sionlisg to the ceiling. I tried the doors of the office awl
Ma them both looked. I found the key, and bowleg
el mem water thw it over the fire. The fire was b .
ig ides pissre One of tbe shelves was burning, sad
fie Issuers most reaching the ceiling. When the pri-
m, retuned be said be was a rased man, but I thought
ins means the fire. Be made several other ins-
boot uprwswas, but I did sot think be had set fix. to

Who:
Teboonnthiblii Chamberlain, 163 E. said—Last night I
gone anemer, along with • female,in Flestwtrest. and
linelbin if hia same was Chalmers. Ha made me no
igh, and I them told him the charge, sad he said he could
gib. it. He then put his heads to his bead, sad the
aims " Ob, don't do that William." I took • pis-
til hen kin and the female. who reads at 20, Carlton-
said the prisoner bad spent 201. per
TlI, who made no defence to the charge, was
nz
for • wink.

WORSHIP-STREET.
1101111110 DY PURRING AT THE DOOR.
Bided Burke, a usertly.bullt rang Irishman, described
ee know, but droned la broadcloth, wee charged with
ing ceetealed ou the premien of Mr. Moen Solemn, a
Mists geallemin, residing at Mile-end.
This we was partly heard on Monday last, when the
wenn said—About 1 o'clock this morning I returned
Wary family from a party, and immediately my carriage
isepod at the gate a covetable walked up and inquired
Wirer any min-servant had been left at home.
mild in the asistive, and then he told me he was certain
nes male wen was wooded about the premises. Of
vase, I directed a march, sad this yo um man vie toned
kin bay loft ;he wee quite sober and whim lid him
be be got then, answered—" The servant let mein ."
Ong BM said—lt with past 12 o'clock last sight
=ben I wee ea duty, that I pushed the geatleman's
tow if all was safe ; it gave an inch or two, and
he somebody pushed it dose. I gave another path about
far tactme, end thee a young woman's face peeped
Wen sad she mid "It's only tne." I asked " When
gar the give en to nednetend that she was
es et the servants, and after telling her to fasten
is dear ell right. I went on my beak Some time
thareside whoa I returned I had another posh, and
bind; then I howl the feet of a men moving about. I
me rends they belonged to a men ; the carriage drove up
thse, sad I told the gentleman.
Min. Tibor confirmed r oncutor's statement,st. respect.
tens mirth and aeon».
Mr. Ellisoe—What have you to s to all this
Riemer—Tra very sorry ; the maid let m
Mr. Ellison—Yon are described as a labourer. Where
yen week?
Pieraer—l have worked at Citton'e Wharf for tour
I've get a Rood 'wackier.
Mr. Dine—Take a remand, constable, sad see if that is
EeeeaL
Olney sew seid—We all right, your worship ; he gave a
he ads= sad hie worked as be stated.
Mugu* Weigh, a orenely young person with a bright
rive ceraeiniae, came forward end said, "It wee I who
mind the door, sir. I know Mr. Burke, sir. Three
yon age 1 see'd bins in devised, air, and not sine till fin-
k eights Nil'. He was the other side of the way, sad I
Mid him if he waited I'd let him in, cos I wanted to speak
is hint, sir, sad I was gong to let him out at the stable
doer, and it was him who said, " There's somebody Trashing
at the deor."
I Mr. Mena—Yon have ben guilty of a most imprudent
anon, to my the book of it. What right had you. • eirnaut.
b esizonit inch a breach of trust as invite or allow • Wenger
Ito your sorter's dwelling because you had seen him years
We in Ireland ?
Ma/Pret—l'm wry now, sir.
Mr. Eirsoo—fle cawirynine for the future, then. (To pri-
tene)—Eon have given a truthful amount of yourself, and
year employment therefore--
Prisoner—Yes, sir. I was steered to leave when there
• "whin at the door," lest I should get her into
Imeble.
Mr. Mien—The most ordain way to get her into trouble
in for you to be fond there.
Prisoner—l stopped bebsee she wouldn't let me go.
Mr. SSW—Then go now, and let this be a caution to
Ira else. You are discharged.
Primen—Thank yen, air.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
IXTRAORDINART CASE.
ileum rhoe. Darren(, engineer, of 23, Little Drummond.
*reek Eathoesquare, was charged before Mr. Knox with
*oti!teg Juan Powell, a surrerannosted constable of the
C douran,aed formerly] one of the oaken attached to the
Iful"Tweeketreet iceerourt.
Powell said —I ere de at 66, Oxford-market. Last night,
gen taw' 10, while f wee lying down, my wife
beeght the prisoner and soother man into the room. The
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eeid." We have got you now,' and struck me in
"7_,uoti,
"threw me beck, and while the other man and my
ma down, Owed a pair off handcuffs oil my
(There were marks on the prosecuter's wrists
!here the hsodcnffs had grazed them.) My legs were then
lig *tither. The prisoner said he had a cab at the
tsar, sod was going to take me to the Mary-
Ilene Workhouse. I called " Police" and Murder,"
ad the other man made his escape. It in not the first time
11 wife hd dose inch a thing. The landlord and others
Illee Ikea the prisoner wee given into custody.
Mc Edward Stone, the landlord of the house, 6i. Orford-
tarbsk said—l have always known the presenter as a
*tilt roan. Hearing a disturbance lest night I went up-
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ether and handcuffs on his wrists. It was not the first
his the wife had brought men to the hone. I celled in
Pthos.
Policwentretable Jams Creaks, 160 E. said—l wee fetched
I°6l Oxford-market last night about half lint 10 o'clock,
Lei there sus the prisoner end the prosecutor, the latter
pair of handcuffs on, which could sot be got off, the
insoser stating that be bad teat the key which unfastened
nn. The wife has been troubling me for two or three
I*** Past, wanting the prolocutor to be taken into custody ,
that he was mad. She herself has been in • med.
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