The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-28 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW-BMW.
Amman FORGIBT.—J. H. Drown (barrhter), shaped
with tubs kept the sigsature of Dr. Gifford, Ids father.
ta-lew. is a asikires pissed aa hes bar, when
the wholly tee Mr. salted that the prosecutor was
unwilling togs to the with the present ifftsissee, he
would theeshes leave the wasAter la the hands of the mph-
trate. Mr. Henry then directed the priesser's discharge

WORSHIP-STREET.
JIITIPIILS DSPRAVITY.-1. DOOns was charged with
stealing two 51. notes end half a sovereign, the property of
the Rev. Mr. Cuter, Wood-street, Spitalaelds.
The prisoner, who is only 11 Inn of age, was in a ragged
school is Spitalfields, of whisk the Rev. Mr. Carter was
the founder, and, in consequence of being a sharp
youth, he was in the habit of going to the
hoses of the reverend gentleman to clean shoe'.
Lent Monday night he called at the home during the absence
of Miss Carter, she sister of the Rev. Mr. Carter, and stated
that he wss sent by that lady to go for something up stales.
The servant admitted bins and he was there about a quarter
of an hour, when he left. Tin following morning, on Min
Carter looking into a little drawer, in which there were thne
61 notes, five sovereigns, and some silver, there were found
two SI notes and half a sovereign missing. The Rev. Mr.
Carter wee Informed of the robber', at the school, when he
called the prisoner end asked him were the 61. notes
were. He at first denied any knowledge, bat nine-
quently took a Si. mote and some silver from his pocket.
He said he bad lost the other note. The prisoner war In
consequesee of not stating where the other portion of the
mossy bad be pissed, given into the custody of &r-
-egent Toads, division, who made inquiries anddismvered
that a 61. note had boss changed( of which lost sovereigns
were found is We possission of a little girl, with Nome more
silver. The prisoner bad bean two years in the school. He
was remanded for a week.

UTTIIIIIO COIIXIIIIIIISIT COllN.—Ellen Doily, a vendor
of hare skim, was charged with laving pared a spurious
shilling upon Mee. Theresa timassoalon.
The trix stated, that about as o'clock last evening
the attend her shop, and asked for a cheap collar.
Witness 'siesta one for her, and said the pries would be
21d. no rimer tendered a shilling in payment for it.
%Timm hod 111111 change, and seat a little pM with it to a
neighboring shop for change. On the shilling being placed
in • mains, it was found to be • bed cm. When the
shilling was known to be a 'furless one, the primer hastily
left the shop, bat was penned by • police.constable, and
given into custicly.
Pollee constable No. BA, B division. said the prkeser had
bees frequently coMittel bare, and was Anil known to
the police.
The prisoner in detizaseadmourad to show very inge-
niously that UMW* who was is tlie shop at the time,
was thez= who hid bans edik upon the counter.
Them did net believe her statement, and remanded
her on Minisy nest, to give the Mint solicitor sa oppor-
tunity of remitting.

THE REAL CAUSE OP CHOLERA.—The Rev. Dr. ;
WHO. thinks that the cholera is a lodgment on this
country for favouring " Popery ;" the Rev. Mr. Toys, of
Gateshead, that it is to deter people front marrying the slum
of their deceased wives ; the Rev. Mr. Gulch, of Leicester,
attributes it to parlimantary electors mein for dissenters
and Pews, Instead of Church of England men • whilst When
again attribute it to the emisdou of " Del Grids " from the
new floria.—Olomeeter Journal.
CLOUD MAIL To HOLLAND, VIA BELortrx.—A
Pat-offies nodes, just tested, setemenoes that on and after the
Ist December next, a closed mail will be made up for Hol-
land and transmitted deaf (days enraged) by way of
Belgium. The correspoadasse hr Rolland which the pub-
lic may desire to inward in this fainter should be addressed
"By closed mail, via Belgium." The rates of postage to
which suck letters will he liable will be a esenbiaed British
and foreign rate of 3d. when not exceeding half an ounce
in weight, 2s. 4d. when above half an ounce and sot exceed-
ing sue ounce In weight, and so on seecadiag to
the scale for charging inland lawn. This portage stay be
.M in advance, or the letters sent unpaid, at the option of
the Racier. Newsmen and priceacurrent will be charge-
able with a postage of one penny each, which must be paid
is advance.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN HELSO.-otl Sunday last,
as the carriage of the Duke of Roxburgh was leaving the
ehterthyard jot Helm, in taming the some, out of
the gate, two children started suddenly from behind another
vehicle, and In endeavouring to get eat of the way of the
duke's carriage, one of them, named John Conlin, aged
four years, son of John Conlin, railway labourer, ran
against the wheel and fell, and the wheel posies over his
chest and seek, the poor little fellow was killed on the spot.
No blame is attached to the coachman.—Kelio Chronicle.
CHOLERA AT becnalLElTHT24o.—There have been
seventy eases of cholera of late in the small town of Inverkei-
thing, and no Ism than, forty-eight deaths. We sincerely
lope that these have not' been in any respect augmented by
the noxious state of the miestable and confined churchyard
within the burgh, reported by 111 last month ; and we trust,
for the sake of the inhabitasts, that the measures said to be
in progress for getting a new cemetery In the vicinity will
be speedily rumendeL—PeteMire Journal.
FIRE AT Fienwtca...—On Wednesday the farm-
home of Fiskwick, the psvpo,tY of the executors of the late
J. J. Medal*, Em., WMbutted to the ground.—Berwia
Adarliair,