The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-16 00:00:00

POLICE.-YESTERDAY.

WORSHIP-STREET. RBWARIABLE ROBBERY.
SoraA IVation was charged on suspicion of having been con-
, earned in stealing fourteen sovereigns, a silver watch, and
other valuable articles from the house of her aunt, a widow,
residing in Mark-street, Finsbury ; and also upon a separate
charge of stealing a satin dress, the property of Alice Noel,
another of her relatives. The prisoner, whose parents were
in very indifferent circumstances, had been received into the
house of her aunt from motives of charity, and was left by
the latter to take care of the place during her absence at
church on a Sunday evening, about five weeks since. On
her return home, after knocking repeatedly et the door,
she was compelled to get in at the back of the
house, and on entering the parlour was surprised to
find the prisoner on the floor with her bawls tied
behind her, and fastened to one of the legs of a
table, and a broad bandage over her month. The prisoner
stated that a tall well-dressed man came to the door, and
inquired for her aunt soon alter her departure, and learning
that she was absent, asked for writing material', but bad no
sooner been shown into the parlour than he pulled a pistol
from his pocket, and threatened if she made the slightest
outcry he would blow out her brains- Be then, as she
alleged, proceeded to secure her in the manner above de-
scribed, and afterwards forced open all the drawers and
boxes in the place, and absconded with the most valuable
portion of their contents. The prisoner's account of the'
transaction was in the first instance implicitly believed, but
some circumstances subsequently transpired which led to
renewed investigation. When the prisoner left the house
she went to the residence of her cousin, from which she
contrived to abstract a satin dress, but having been teen to
leave the house with the property, the police were directed
to effect her apprehension. The prisoner eluded their vigt-
lance until a law days since, when information reached the
station-house that a gang of camera had established them-
selves at a house in Hadnorstreet, St. Luke's, to which
Sergeant Brannan and other officers accordingly proceeded,
and found the prisoner in an upper room with
another girl and two notorious male " smashers," al of
whom were secured. The two men were afterwards
committed to Newgate from Clerkenwell, at the presecition
of the Mint authorities, and the female prisoner was trans-
ferred to this court to answer the present charges.—l•e her
defence the prisoner persisted in the truth of her former
statement relating to the robbery at the house of her suet
but she admitted the charge of robbing her cousin, and said
she had been instigated to commit it by her brother, who had
received the stolen property.—The magistrate ordered the
prisoner to be committed, but she will be brought up cgain
for the completion of the evidence.
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WAN DSWORT —111 t: RISER IN laz t amp. --„roIn Ryan,
alias Goethee, an Irishman, was brought up on a warrant
granted by B. Bradshaw, Esq., a magistrate of the county of,
Tipperary, charging him with being concerned with otlmrs,
in unlawfully attacking W. Weyland, E'q., and wilfully
murdering W. Crawley, a constable on the lands of Bally-
bruck, in the county of Tipperary.—T. O'Leary, a Tipperary
polioe.eergeant, identified the prisoner as the man mentioned
in the warrant.—The Superintendent of the B
said the prisoner was taken at his lodgings in Bolingbroke-
row, Batteries' at nine o'clock on the previous night.—Mr.
Beadon supposed there was nothing for him ado but to
order the constable O'Leary to Gamey the prisoner back
to Inland for the awed aumistrate to deal with
the case. The constable mid be had come alone,
and was unarmed, and be was apprehensive of •
ream before he mead Ireland, if he were not
permitted the asistame of some of tho metropolitan
police.-14r: Beam did net see that the constable wanted
either arms or en escort to take one man to Ireland ; the
prisoner would be handmad.—The constable suhimmently
said that the brother of the prisoner, who was still as large,
was also soused in the murder. If he bad to tiLlsonscrthe [-
money bask immediately all clue which he then as
to the mere* et the brother would be . Hendon
remerimi *et the !het et them brief abeam Am
yl at large
In thie ememery, and probably he that wielnity, 'materially
altered*, nature of the and that be emaiderod It
would be pelftio to remand the prisoner for a
few days. He sheedilsow wish to hear what were the me.
cametemem of the elm—O'Leary stated that, on the let of
Jewry LAM Mr. Wayland, an agent appointed by goy( ro-
siest t. prey *be people employed on the public works in
,star Ansearty, in the county of Tipperary, was
going in a is,, .tested by two of the constabulary, to the
ibmirmentiened place, having with him the sum of 3001.,
when, at eight Velma in the morning, he was waylaid by a
Mad of six ions with their face* blackened, four of whom
*oda volley at the persons in the car. One of the constable.,
Wai. Crawley, was shot in the dace, and fell deed on the
tiot, the slugs literally map through his head. Mr.
Jrwhipped his ham which caused the car to jerk,
o. der mammas was thrown into the road. The
emir shwa Led tire shots at Mr. Weyland, neither of
white ketanately Omit Abet. Mr. Wayland, who was pro.
Tided wish a ewe efAireols, now drew them out. With
the lb* he missed his aim. At this instant one of the
essailang party up the dead policeman's carbine,
wwhich was
leadedand capped, and discharged it at
Mr.slayhmil, wft took no effect. He then pursued
Mr. Weebsd, who numb use of his second pistol,
and led_ ha snider the bledtbone of the man's
right sleeker. Ha minomated in effecting his es-
cape, eat peeseded to Amearty, where he related
what had eseimmid to witness, who, with his men
mowad the mantry for miles bet iseffeetcally. A few
&mahatma amen who bad am into the town of Cop-
per Whim to ham • ballet .steered ant bis shoulder, was
takes by doe paw and lodged la Memel gaol, on uto-
pias et
bold, iss of the ereeseilea, aid since than two
cam et la pai
_hod bees belied la the same gaol, to
swift adz fidal.ass. kith, received helbrmation that
themiamme mad his Waage Inelemi were is Mislead, rue
to Leadeisa Monday, and at alibi esseeeded espaefte
the prderifir es Batterans. The Mime nes gee a
Nees el
wbst Wes alag, mad bad moped /sr des peas* The pri-
mmer was epda hs /be darn. me eel Wag asked w'Ut
be bed is rash 'wed Ide iMMONOIC—The *Wow wu
thou moaned.

MONIIT MAZXZT.
TUESDAY EVIVENO.
The funds continue with the same ascending move-
ment, and the apparent promise of the realisation of
• • •er rates still daring the present account. The fact
is net to be lost eight of, however, that the bulk of
the beim mow transacted is of a speculative cha-
racter, end ishi the higher prices paid are
dense at. the dswe entertained by the parties
=aliage,avethi:
eerstassett
abewsra how
the far that cony-
entree, and auk I. takeneff really prethmed
with thet view. Osmosis obtained 881 to-&7 ibe the
epode& whivit sbeweillheimpiretantnse of 1 percent.
as the Mouse over yealarday. This eetressie paha
via ace, however, manitalermL The gietitatiele gue
way, sat Ltd at 88/ to 1 for the opening,4 rise
still upom yealeelay's peen, and with a good market.
Reduced Thum' -were 881 to 1 ; Three-and-a-Quarter
Oilifte M 4 110 90 ; Bank Stock, 198 to 7 ; Long
Anaullfssl 9 is 148 ; Exchequer-tralla, 71. to 10s.
prem. ; ladle Bemis, he. to Be. prem.
TMmere Madre dealings yesterday in foreign stocks
would sum Where mainly resulted from the hamm-
ing 'et isivirmaik for the settlement, u to-day the
meek* lark Vasa dull, and the transactions few sad
unialporeta. • Stash Bonds w
strength eerre done and gated
War ld =I. the payment of the dividends on
the Three par °elm, the least ccesequeimjal particle
of the debt *Air all, was reamed ass fa and might
he depsmdsd apse. li sub mu, and the east neva
net be limits& the Weal advertisemeet should be in
soresuf pallimillee shortly Meths dividend Ming
dee se dm 111 proximo. The Threes have improved
in aseseiresees• to 341 to 6, the Fives to 231 to 3.
Parestiiise tie 'lt •tia 4. Inquiries me. heehaws& to
be militras lb lheptobability of the next dLiduf en
the 4 -postai. eituoted bonds of Fatima, do the
Ist of add •ffeet, being honoured in worm It
will be remembered that the January dividend
was managed through the intromistion and ad-
vance of the fan& aeceseary by the house of
Baring Brothers. fleeing the recent failure of
payment on the annuities connected with the joint
stock • financial afair of Brazil and Portugal
by the latter, patties interested are reasons -517
anikue lad embed /boot the fate of the Ju die-
duds on the Foot per Cents. It is stall hoped that,
ahead tranquillity be reestablished in that country
tiSthe tripszlitm intervention, moans may be
airmen more at ease, ercajitalists be
te y them, to rapport ha Dutch
Twe-and-a- ;et Cents. were 681 to j ; the Fours,
Ogren9o. Russian, 110 to 111. Mexican, 20 to 1.
Fareend-s-Half per Cent5.,931.0•3. Ecuador
Bonds, 2; to 3.