The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-12 00:00:00

CLBRiERNWELL.

RONNINIZI ON TIM 51,17 i Vilna= RLILWAT CON-
PLNY. William Barton sad Henry Hatawry were
'barged with having been concerned with others in name
rose robberies as the Greet Western Railway. Company.
Sergeant William Smith, No. 60 B division, said that
he wetpresent in this mart on Bermday last when George
Barton was examined and committed fer trial for felony in
stealing 22 parcels, the property of Messrs. Chaplin and
Borne, the carriers, from the hems of Meson. Gregory and
Faulkner' solicitors, of No. 1, Bedford-row. lie believed
the prisoner Wdliam Barton to be the father of George
Barton, who wee then committed.
Thomas Saunders, an inmate of Bt. Pants.. Virorkhous,
was the principal witness against the primmer'', and deposed
that about three months ego he was employed by them to
make up a number of BetitMus parcels, and to seal, indorse,
sad direst them.
Tim moils substituted by George Barton at Messrs.
Gregory and Faulkner's, in lieu of thins left there by Messrs.
Chaplin and Home's potter, having been produced, the
witness identified them as those which be had made up, end
also identified his Windmills; on them.
This witness's evidence having been corroborated, the
prisoners were remanded for a welt.
MABLBOROUGHBTREBT.

CHAZOI OriGHINTIIIiiIiTTZgt/TrlZiOff was Merged
with having embeseled several sums of money received by
him for and on account of hie employer, Mr. Edwin Lee,
contectioner, Sidney.'lley, Leicester-square.
The prosecutor stated that on the 22nd of September he
seat the pruoaer with goods to the amount of 11.65. to a mis.
tomer of his named Mitchell, is Lamb-street, Spitallields
Before the prisoner left witness gave him a bill and receipt,
with strict directions, in case he did not get the money, to
Mar the receipt from the bill and leave the latter with the
ri. When the prisoner retained he said be had seen
Mitchell, who wished the same quantity of goods
to be sent in a week, when he would pay both the bills.
Oa Saturday last witaess sent mom goods by the
primmer, amounting to one pound ten shillings, maldm,
with the goods previously ant. Si. 16e. With them
he gave the prisoner a bill and receipt fee both amosints.
The receipt was so written that the prisoner could no: tsar
it off, without tearing the bill, which witness directed the
prisoner to bring back is mas he failed in opining the
eery. Oa his return he told witness that Mr. Mitchell
was net at home, and he had been foolish enough to loam
the bill. Witness on hearing this reprimanded the pri-
soner, and thought no mom of the matter • but on the pri-
mmer alneandsag fresh his employ on thei following day,
wieners maned Rpm Mr. Milabeil who in reply to his in-
%skim mid he had paid the priamier when he delivered the
poode. Witness saw nothing more of him till last night,
when Ise gave hint in Aerie. The prisoner was remanded
till SinueMy.

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Too LATE MT/T=lol3i AYTAIII AT CHILIATIA.- Thomas
.IPDaaaid, Mary his wits, and Mary Fax, charged with an
extecsive robbery at ChWries, under circumstances of an
extraordinary nature, were brought sip for farther exami-
nation.
Mr. Russell, superintendent of the B division, informed
the magistrate that he had set as yet eameeded in discover-
fag any to the miming man.
Some further evidence tending to strengthen the ease
already made oat against Thomas M'Demaid having been
heard, the prisoners were remanded far a week.