The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-20 00:00:00

THE EXTENSIVE !BAWDS BY FOREIGNERS.

MIKITY AL OF THE PRISONERS.—(TB IS DAY.)
The Frenchmen Louie Jourdain and Alosandre
Bulbs, and the young Esigliidtwootaa, Angeline
Jeewhis, who passes as the wife of the fi.s..mpe.
timed prisoner, were this morning brought bsf,.re the
Lord Mayor at the liainios-house for Said examination
spa the charge of walowfully eoespiriag together to ceery
Ma a most extensive sod extraordinary system of fraud
ppm perms residing os tbeCootisent.
Kr. Woeful,' &ism stasoded os behalf of the Polies
Pro-
newel. Kr. Beard appeared foe the Demme Legal Pro-
bodies Society ;sad Yr. Titroplewion defended the two

Joerdsins.
A fresh case, evidencing another ramification of the exten-
sive 'muds imputsi to the priemers, wall established
ageism the prisoner Lous Janda°. It ay-
=SW in consequence of the advertioemeote
in the foreign newspapers, • widow lady
named Bonham, who carries on the basioess of
• dealer in tan at a place called Bina, in the department of
Se Loire, bad a large quantity of tan for sale, and a
knee in • moat business-like form was met to this lady,
amounting that the firm of Remised Co., nierchante, of
12, Little Newport-street, had understood from one of
their travellers that this tan was to be disposedof, of, aid
*aired the lowest price for ready roomy. This
led to a negotiation, and • quantity of ton was sent
between surnamedO H
901. rm is leondoa, the value bider
N. andA bill was cwt at • sheet
date which wan drawn by Jourdan and Co., mod seeepled
by the pretended firm of Rogers and Co. This bill wee
Made payable on the supposed Makers of the firm at Pork,
bat when it arrived at maturity the bell was dishonoured.
Me beckon not knowing aim AV: Rome and Co. or
Jourdain and Co. Madame hear made several
applicatioos for her matey, but all the satisfactioa
as could get was that the rimmed Arm of
Rogers and Co. were is doubt whether they should
beep the sacks in whisk the tan had been sent to
Ragland or not, bat it appeared that almost immediately
sitar the priamer Jourdan' obtained poses
of the ten
be sold it to • carrier in Leedeohallosarket, ea me of the
pretended firm of Rogers and Co.
The documents referred to were put in. They presented
every appearance of referring to • regular business establish-
ment, sod the letter ingairing the pries of the tan was
signed "per procuratioo, Ravi*, file."
Mr. Telephone° wished to know how the prisoner Jour-
dan wee connected by legal evideaes with this tram...lnes.
Mr. Wattage' said that it could be proved that the letters
that passed between him and Madame Boubeor were in
Joiardaio's handwriting. It had also bees proved that simi-
lar bill heads and printed documents were found et the
bows. in Whiskin-etreet, where the prisoners were taken into

61 y.
The reading of some of the documents caused • great
deal of laughter. It appeored that after the prismer
Jourdain bad obtained possession of the ten, he wrote to
my that he could sot mud a draft, because if be kept the
mobs there would be so much more mosey to be paid, but
Ise had remitted • bill payable at the Comptoir d'Ea-
compte, for about 201. more than the price of the tan,
sad offered to bear • portion of the expense of
diesseustiog this bill. if she would Peed kits the difference.
Fortunately, it would appear that the enspisiom of the
prosecutrix were excited and she declined to comply with
the polite request that was made to bee, and thus escaped
the less of her mossy as well es Mr property.
dome of the former witnesses were ressalled aid exassised
by llr. Beard, with • view to establish the came spinet the
prisoner Berth*.
The wbele of the volumiaions evidenee was next read
Mer,sed all the prisomre stand committed to take their trial
et the ensuing sessions of this Central Csimiaal Court.

The Cattle Plague Commissioners met yesterday,
at 2, Victoria-street. Present : Earl Spencer, Lord
Cranborne, Dr. Lyon Playfair, Mr. Head, Dr.
Bence Jones, Dr. Quails, Mr. McClean, and the

Secretary.
Forty-nine ships are now on their way to Liver- The National Choral Society held their first
pool with cotton from India and China. They bring a total we,* toothie this soma at Ezotomiou on Wednesday,
quota, of 1.56.71. i bales. There are also 14 vessels oa ender the direction al Mr. OW. Martin. larger
way from the puts of the Southern American States login) ponriag rain the stemless., woe much larger then 1
with mato., but the quantity on board is not estimated. . previous first meeting goes the establishment of the I
t.
The traffic on the Mersey has increased so rapidly society, neerly 400 of the choir being
Tut CBOLIM.S. far SPAlS._47,"subjoined is
that, with all the kirown resources cad extonsioss of the takes from a Madrid letter of the 15th :—" A solemn mw 1
Doak sad Barbour Board, the steamers are mid to be much is to be calibrated to-day at the Church of Santa Maria de I
lacommogod to ooneecmintes of the little epees at their die. Almada:is, to implore deliverasce from the present I
It ie feared that a portion of the steam trade will terrible visiteition of cholera in this city. The I
ellidemio has made tOit7y victims amoer the
Cert the port if a change musket be effected. highest circles is Madrid. The Marquis of Alcanime 1
SECOND CROP or PEAPL—One of the most remark- and Senor Victor Mangano, • Scarab painter I
able of the many singular instances which we beer of on all of some ebrlty. died yesterday. Senor Gutierrez Vega 1
aides of doable mows this year has esintrred at Mostimm, has been attacked. The panto among the population haa
Ps Mr. Chouler's farm, where • second crop of green mar- boss very great, sad people continue so leave the city in
Tow pees are being gathered. The first orop was sold toll'''. large numbers At the soothers and northern railway sta-
Widaell, of Nottingham, an early marrow pees. when, owing lions it has bete lilleessary to mist strong detachmeats of
to the dryness of the weather, wine of them were shod. The the civil guard to preserve. order 'moos the detrartimg mnl-
liad "2 &milted ever sad sowed with mustard. sad from Wades. Many even got into the carriage* without tAclieta,
the aired peas • sieved crop earns: up sad attained full is the fear that they might lose the Vein. The sanitary
122vih. Several hampers of them were seat Mr. Widniel authorities sad charitable associations are very ective in
lest week, and several more will be sent off this week.— takiog all possible messurre of prevpoorerentioclamsn and curs, sad hi
Notts Journal. relieving the distrera among the ."