The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-12 00:00:00

BOW ISTR!UIT,

Junes Aadrewe odes at the
filen rel Peet .thZe, was charged with stealing two
money linen.
It appeared that the two letters in 'Landon bad been
posted by order of lir. linithe roe, the deputy cootrnier of
the Conti, as a leap. One, adthessed to Mr. fiettieriugton,
cheats% New Roasey, go-Wiled a sovereign, end tbe
other, addnred to firs. LeitOP Pad-lans, Now R 311•117,
a halt-tevereige, both of which' were =tried. Then two
letters were pat of a basins which the ponesee was es-
gaged in sown, that showing, sad up to the time they
pawed tato hie hands wen la the ism, state as wins pastor,
but at the mit step I. their none they were (mead
trammed," the money barns been entrusted. The
pennon was seat for to the coatrellier's rem, wh re he was
searched, aid the linked cons were found not him. He
said he had noggin then Inn I out.
1 he ninon said the Pat-oars authorities had to right
to tempt their •111•4834 Winans of trap letters. Ms coo&
deed oath peoesediage anagetber wejestiflabie.
Mr. Ball observed that ao other mean of testis/ the
Meaty of the huntress person ia the r stories was open
.o thew.
The grimmer wee onntiltid for Wel oh this thaw, nit'
it was anienteed that he would penably he breegin up se
some other sharp le • kw dep.
Hoary Lynn a raggeil, hillitheltithing old mesa, was
the ith teeing a then • hearding at
they el Dena-leas.
The ;wiener bad be.. given Is fasted, by • bill-stisket
hawed Wood, who saw bin Parisi dews bill' iron the
hondieg sad fining a lazabialest with the fregasents, so
doubt (sr the purposes( than waste paper. Having
Wessell lead • great =way Missed la the mate way he
gave the per la nate%
Mr. Mall said that as hew el Ors bills ton dews by the
Crea this eseasisa banged to the enspiwasat the
y si
hod we right western te give kin la thugs. It was
ass • 701164e5= ithethisny, where it was the duty of say
panne who night see the ninth emanated he give the
Wender In tweedy. It was MUM) • gentiles of wilful
damage, a natter esti/sly between saga sad has width
did set mesas Wpub la any way, and in whirl:as
wort
bad a tight t• bit Wparty slim Ferny ee

foluretL asaplamest had shown hiseselt a way *Sam
pemon.
laspostor Williams, of the Great Northers Railway
polka, and that ass of the bills prodmed was the pro
party of the company. Is its primal tattooed soaditios it
was of mane wartlike/. Its mislaid value was about
mes peas,.
Mr. Hell deed the prisoner one pansy, which be lame-
distal, paid, at the same time demand's& his beakot and the
pastor. They was given up to hint, sad he kit the start.

LAMBETH.
Yeaterday tla mese ailjoaroad from that day amok, in
width Mr. Rishard Eng, a tandems, who gave his al
dress,. Iduaases Boon," was shargod with Wag drank,
and attempting to reams two prisoners &cot the eadody of
a polio curable au minted before Mr. Elliott
The partiedu; appeared is the Express of this day
weak. _ .

A number of witness*, were new ailed on the part of tho
police, and amospt them a stociemane, named Sharp, who
swore he saw Mr. Ken crag away a prisoner from the
polka foastably Nuns, and take him down the New-cut
men ysM., bet the c imitable recaptured him. Sergeant
Mould, who was at the Tower-dnet station .hour who Mr.
Han v as brought then, swore positively that he was drunk,
and that his manner at the station-hone was that of •
drasken man. Hs also said that Mr. Bidwell bad 10 inter-
rujt id him while taking the charge, that he felt .spelled
to order his r, nova! from the clans 10)3111. Inspector
While, who Mined Borgeast Mould at 2 Welty* on the
Ban •ay monis& cotroborated the last witaina's testimony
as to the inebriety of Mr. Kett.
Other emetables swore that Mr. Ken was drink, and
that no unsestmery force war used in ejecting Mr. Bidwell
from the charge room.
Mr. Elliott remarked that senediag to the cameo given
on the former day, and now serroborand by the wagon
Stump, One append an umumtomary iainferenee on the
part of Mr. Kam for which he would adjndge him to pay a
penalty of 40.. or 14 days. Be (Mr. Elliott, felt it but doe
t, Mr. Bidwell to aspires& his opinion that the witness,*
who bad insinuated that that potleman was sot sober were
mistaken. Having bend the tniamisy of Mr. Baldwin,
who saw him immediately after the oteurresol, on the sub
jest, it was his (Mr. Elliott's) opinion that Mr. Bidwell was
perfectly sober.
Mr. Bidwell expressed his thanks for the magistrates
kind ezpnesion of feeling, and the penalty having bees paid,
the parties left the emu,.
THAMES.

The inquiry ordered by the Board of Trade imam the
432nd and 433rd motions of the Merchant filitypisi Ace,
tato the eirannetancee attending the sinking of the emigrant
Alp Josephine Willis, and the lose of 70 Hem, will o-na-
m sees cis Thianday eery at the To wn.ball, Poplar, before
Mr. Yardley, the easier maghtrate of the Thaws Polies-
, coon, who has condoc•ed sway similar inquiries. TA
loused lases rote will be essie.ed in the inquiry by Mr.
lJames Dowd, a berrister, who bolds the dike of principal
clerk to the rol,citor of Costae., and is the sesistaat soli
ei•or tot surehant shipping preercutioss, Ike.; and also by
Commander B. Robertson, It N.oransyty-general, marine
departnunt or the Board of Trade. Yesterday, oa the op-
plinths if an °eve of Customs, Ur. Yardley !ranted
twelve sumenosees foe the attendance of as malty wanes/el
who was on board the Joeephine Willis at the time the
was run down by .hs Mangerioo, steam-thip. The inquiry
lie ezpeeted to I ant @Agra days.