The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-08 00:00:00

THE GREAT GOLD ROBBERT.

It is stated that Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Rees, the solicitm
for the prosecution, the authorities of the South Eastern
Railway Company, sad the metropolitan detective', have
all bees upon a wrong meat for some time met in looking
for Teeter is Swedes,whes he was is reality in this country,
and eves reader their my asses ia this great metropolis.
Tao re bin r. 47. Is May, 1866, and in the month of
Taw, Wag offered ea appointment
=Zweite espaistendeat upon the Royal Swedish
Railway, at a mach b4ben salary than he was then m-
ashies from the &nth Battens Railway Company, accepted
the sppekatmont, sad aostianed to fill the situation op to
assely the sidldle of last month. In all probability, like
the ether pieties te the robbery—if such he really nim—
bi had mani le the euselsioa that all risk of discovery wee
ever alter osek a lapse of time ; bat no sooner were Pismo
sad Bargees. his alleged aceempllese, in custody, and the flat
rablie pamemlings la the preseeetioa of the case taken,
*ea Teeter, either from *vete information or the reports
whisk ewers& la the se pen, became aware of hie
them she took steps to place blmself 'need the reach of
my OMB of Antics who might be sent to capture him.
As le well haver, there is no convention for the delivering
of parakeet sassed betmen this country and Sweden, and
therefore. seder (Winery eiresinstasees, he might have
stayed Is Oat sentry without fear of police interference;
bet is mid that he resolved a hint that continuance in hie
situates was oat of the question, and that neither the
railway oillefela sot the goverment of the scantly would
eenatensess his evasion of justice. Under them circus-
stems he quitted amiss secretly more than three
weeks ago, asd eemisi direct to Berland (and it is eves
said telmsdes), meshed the proomdtsp in the case, natal
at lent, either being mesiese of his innocence or aware
that ultimate mope was hopeless, he emptied tke
advice of a Madam with whom he had put himself is
minmealeattoa, sad caste to a resolution to surrender
and stead his trial. Is emsequence of this moieties
Mr. Rees, the solicitor for the prosecution, was formally
Mined on Saturday that Teeter would give himself up
to meet the Marge modest him en Wednesday am, the
day appointed for the farther examination of Pierce sad
Bargees. lime that ocesdea be will have the right of
Janette. that Agar sad all the other witnesses hitherto re-
mised shall be agais pat late the witness-box ; bet, ail-
iag apes the advise of his solicitor, be will, no doubt,
waive that right and be santest with having the doped-
tioss read me in his presence. As several more exami-
satirise will be necessary to eomplete the ease, the pri-
men meet be ineladed in the Old Bailey Calendar
before the January andeas of the Central Criminal
Court, which, se the Cheat Northern Railway frauds
are Mee likely thee to bee the list, will De of a protruded
dandles. The eirmiess of Mr. 8e east Ballentlne are to
be Maimed, if possible, oe behalf of Teeter, while Bargees
sad Pam will have the beet available talent at the has
employed is their defame.
Tester, about two years ago, married a very respectable
young mesas, by whom he has one child, a daughter, about
• twelvemmeth ago, sad minas the last fortnight his wife
has borne him twins, both of whom are living.
It will be remembered that en Tuesday last Mr. Lewis
emplained that Berger bad suffered in his health through
the acmes of his coeflaemest in Newgate, and requested
that he might be allowed more frequent opportunities of
taking air sad exercise. On that occasion the Lord Maya
desired that every proper privilege should be extended to
the ere, and sines that time me relaxation has been do-
ubts*, consistent with their safe custody and the doe
peewee:les of pima &Melia', meld De granted.