The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

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A good lookingA minytimuitt u orepectably droned in broad-
cloth. bet• Gomm= hawker and
giving the aims at Baiter, was charged with being
wormed in lcargiarionily entering the dwelling home of
Mr. Thomas Metcalf, • trimming ro•enfortarer, of 16,
Clharcl!•row, Mite-end, sod stealing • variety of wearing

aP=i, 208 H, mid—This meming, between 1 and 2
o'clock, when dark, I was ea duty neer prossontoes hoer,
and myths plowert with three other men, not in custody
coming towards me, Imams • large bundle. Directly I
ottamptod to stop them the others ran off, bat I secured
the primmer and the bundle, and look both to the station-
hope. Shortly afterwards they were claimed.
Mr. Mekeif elated—When myself and wife wept to bed
last night, in a free, room on the first floor, we left the win-
dows opals, in consseasoos of the heat of the weather. We
were awakeoed soon after war& by o flitting shoot **room,
end withost rising to look, came to the oonolasion that the
noise aloes from some large bird MIAs, gel into
the room ;so we west to sleep spin. At 8 o'clock, when
I of up, the place had been completely swept
of all we bad left on going to rest—trouser. drawers,
pietism* jsckst, stocking!, neok.tie. and • pair of side.
'ping boots ; we marched in vain, the bird bad flown. I
seat my son to the station to give information
of the robbery, end when ho returned found to
my aratabdunent, from what he told me, that
all the stolen articles except my boots: were
safe then. I don't know anything of the
Bury Short, detective, rill.. once had
him in westedy at this court for • robbery end he revolved
three months' imptisooment ; since then he has been sent
away for three or four years, sr 1 shall be able to prove,
If he is remanded.
Prisoner appeared astonished at the unexpected rocas-
shim sad wee ordered by Mr. Ellison to be brought up
spin in • week's time.

GREENWICH.
MALMO FOUR BULLOCK& —antoutAs CARL
(kora Gray, of I. Godielpetivet, Vauxhall-gardens, aad
Joan Taylor, of 6, Penton-place, Midway* licensed
drovers, were s.csd is the dock. before Mr. Trail, charged
with stealing (oar oxen, value 901., the property of Mr. A.

Black, Bericiondney,
Yr. Biekette, mitsitor, attended for the promention. N.
It appeared that the oxen in question were in • field at N.
Botherlaithe, and on Monday night, shortly after II o'olock,
two men, sworn to be the misname, were emu stand- St-
ing near the gate of the field, 'Taylor remaining in the LG.
road while Gray entered the field and drove out four p 4
bullocks. which were then driven towards London. el,
Thinkieg this suspicions, the memos witnessing it from 10
opposite homes spoke to a constable about half an 10
hour after wineerning it, but as the animals had been driven I*
in the diteotion of Mr. Black's place of business be con- I,1)
eluded that all Wu correct. Abort two home and a half
afterwards Police-constable Willis. 319 N, doing ditty in cog
the Islington cattle market. and whose special duty it was AO
to visit the slaughter-homes sad killing-pounds, heard the 16
chain of one of the pound. rattle, and on going U
thither he met the prisoners and a third man,
and on entering the pound he found four oxen, which were N
not there a quarter of an hour previously. No owner le
afterwards appeasing for the beasts, they were taken from el
the pound to the lairs. Information was subsequently Mr- 61
imbibed in the meal manner through the pollee channels, el
and the besets in question were mbsequently identified as
those stolen from Mr. Black's field. A watch was then
kept for the prism:an, and on their attending the Cattle gi
Market yesterday afternoon they were taken into custody. u
Mr. Traill remanded the primmer, refusing their Appli-
cation to be admitted to bail.