The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOWATBIIIII'.
A well-drenesdra Fwd giaa, named IreMem Albert Pia-
stone, a clerk, at 3h. Damearkomw, Barnsbury•park.
was charged Were . Hoary with an indecent result
upon a little girl, under six yeses of age, in Bt. James's-park.
Mr. Abrams appeared for the prisoner.
Thomas Percy, musician, of 2, Browteebuildinp,
Honiara, stated that be was sitting in the misicoare about
baltpast four on Thursday afternoon, whet his attention
was draws to the primmer by a man named Brown and
soother pence. They saw him sitting on the gime. He
threw a penny to a little girl, who had the charge of a baby,
and she threw it back to him. He than cosnWtted the in-
, &meet assault upon the child, till Brown got up and went
prirner the same.
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~........se to the mt, hated the child's ar. and cent hr Ishrdazay, and
tnessed
the filthy conduct of prisoner went up to him, upon which
be took to he heels and am= A mob
ithnletlhal
in the nmentmeat of tl
the Duke of Park Ths people at-
tempted to get hold of him, but they were kept back by the
soldier at the gate, while prisoeer paid something and ran
to the top of the monument to swaps the wrath of his
pursuers.
The statement of this witness was corroborated by Mr.
Blake, a French•polisher, of 137, Driu7-kaie ; John Dicken-
son. a baker; and Francis Tynan, of 34, Yorlimlreet, lem-
beth, the latter of whom stated, in cresemeamigatica,
that he had been out of employ for a month, sad woo par-
ing his time away with his companions (the other whams*
in the park.
It was stated that the mob was greatly incensed, and that
the primmer would have been seriously maltreated if they
had succeeded in getting hold of him.
Mr. Henry inquired if Brows and another man, referred
to by Percy, were presort. It was said that Brown had
some employ at the Princess's Theatre. Perhaps he could be
fetched.

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John Richardson, C 167, dated that he was Gs duty at
the time and was informed that there was a yam man up
the monument who bad Indecently samulted a HMIs girl in
the park. Wane= went there sod found a gnat mob
round the spot waiting for the prisoner, who bad ascended
to the top. Wanes' took him into custody. The priether
said, " I am • married man and have a child of my own.
I could not be guilty of such conduct." Witsiem told him
he had letter sty no more to him about it.
Mr. Henry—You should not have given him that caution.
It is the duty of a police oflicer to bear all that a prisoner
hes to say. Were you able to find the little girl?
Witham—No ; she was sent home by Brows.
After bearing Mr. Abrams in defence, Mr. Beery mid the
prisoner must be committed for trial, but bail would be
accepted—two sureties in 2eL each.
It was reported to the court, after the close of the case,
that Brown sad his companion bad been seen drunk outdid*
the court, sad that they had received money to keep away.

SOUTHWARK.
Inspector Davis, of the Y division. attended with • smart.
looking Frenchman, dressed in the United States Zotiave
uniform, to ask his worship's advice under the following
circumstances.
The Impactor mid that the applicant came to him at the
station-house that morning, and told him his wife had
robbed him of all his clothes and property, and that be
wanted the police to mist him io the recove. Not being
able to understand the complainant be thought it better to
introduce him to the magistrate.
The applicant then stated that he was a Frenchman by
birth, but a citizen of New York, where be had carried
on the bushier of • basket maker for thirteen years. He
bad for some years belooged to the New York Volunteers,
and more than • year ago be leinsd a French Regi-
ment of New York Zouaves. About that time he married
an Englishwoman at New York, and about ten days ago
they came to England for the purpose of seeing their re-
latives in London, and afterwards in Franca Applicant
brought with him bores, containing clothing and other pro-
perty, which be deposited at • lodging in Bermondsey, but
while be was good to see a countryman of his near Lei-
meter-square, his wife decamped with all his property.
He bad found out his wife's sister's residence in Drury-lane,
and he firmly believed not ealy that his wife was there, but
also all his property. He was in rather • critical position,
as he was possessed of no other clothing than the uniform
be had on ; end be did not much like walking about the
street. in that, as it caused people to laugh at hint, and re-
mind him of " Bull's Bun." (Laughter.)
The chief clerk asked him if be had been connected with
any portion d the army contending against the Confede-
rates

Applicant replied that the New York French Zonaves
were almost the first that crossed Harpies Ferry to oppose
the Confederates at York Town. He was Is that furious
and destructive battle, but, fortunately for him, at the rear,
and he was &bootie of slow who escaped at Bull's Run.
Some of their battalion, however, fought bravely, and were
much cut to pieces. He, however, was tired of the war,
sad got away as soon as he could, and came to England.
The chief clerk told him that he did not know how the
court could help him, as a wife could not rob her husband.
It washer property as well us his.
Applicant could sot comprehend that sort of logic, as he
said he purchased all the property at New York. He be-
lieved he knew where it wee, and all he wanted was the
assistance of the police to get it back.
Davis here said that applicant had told him that since he
Ind been in England be had found out that his wife
had a husband in London, whom she left three or four
years ago.
An officer was directed to proceed with him to the house
where he suspected his property was, to amoertain the fact'.
Just as the court was abort to ClO4O the constable (SO H)
retuned with the applicant, and said that he had ascer-
tained that his wife's mother sod sisters resided in the
Grange-road, but they denied all knowledge of the wife sod
the property.
Mr. Barcham told the applicant that he could not assist
him. If be could end his property he could seize it where-
ever it was, but if he ascertained that his wife bad another
husband living, he could give her in charge for bigamy.

7SOM LAST NIGWPS GAMUTS.
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Nam OP soucrroas Aro rusnuco PAITICHLAIS TO sa
osTalltED AT THE OPTICI OF TIM CHIEF IMGISTIAB,
COURT OP RASKRUPTCT, BAHINGHALL-11THIMT.
THOMAS BROWN, Nottlnglammors, ylebooe, and Alphan3md.
St Jolvisw.od, COW. illuaker. to surrender Snort 14, at 11.
MUD? LCWL4 111.4111, thaswell-itreet, et. Luke's. clgsr dealer,

August 19, M 10.
BMW WILMS& Noel-street, Islington, clerk, August 19. At 10.
1055111.11.19 11...015AT UOl4 New Beekenbam street, Dover-read.
jeweller, August 19, at 11.
EMMY 111AlAgrr, Watootaq., Lambeth, cigar dealer, Aug.l9,at 11.
JOH, 01M1110, Nottlng-11111.square, Au4uet 19, at 19.
PKWAMVAL CLAmm,Aldentlustit, mullet In Oth Lancer., Aug.l9.st 10.
Juan RKMAItD Leer?. Nowach, couketioner, August 11., ut
THOMAS WHITE, Crwyduu, brickluyrr • foreman, August 19, at 10.
Julia SIICHALTSIar, /sebum...Vale, BlackirlArs-road, lurn.tant,

A %mat IV, at 1, --
THOKaa
A7_0_1114.. CO RNWILts Compton-street, Clerkeliwell, baker,

August 110, at 12. - .
MONA/ Tams, Kemsworthst, Huston. builder. Aug. 19, at if-
EDWin Boum, Benuoudsey Nes-road. porkman, Aug. 19. at it
JAWA/1 Hight! AIuLLATT, Warnerstreet, Old Keut.road. mer-
chant, August 19, at lg.
Ssfeusl. Tait Lug, Lutdetia.st.,Lowerniarsh, farrier, Aug. 19, at 14.
Wit.l.lSX ItoNg, Culford.rind, Klugslaud, and burith-street,
watch escapennut tanker, August ID, at 11.
Jong Wii.kisn Uestbourne-grove, Paddington. and era.
veuterracti, Ilayswator.road, ironmonger, August 19. at 11.
JAnks ODD!, StiverAtrAct, NuALUIg4III.I, slater, August 19, at 11.
CHARLSS MUNCEY, jut_ gldneyderrace, Kilburn, coffeehouse
keeper, AUgurt. 19. Al 11.
THugAs itnuksrs, inciug.tane, drysalter, August 14, at 121.
JOHN PRE,..ToN, i'lluctAtireet. Hanover-AqUAre, and Que.'s,.
fowl, lniuden-toru• tadur s foreman, August 14, at 111.
Ilyassuu VlLlNAg,Tultbruoke-st...Eiallleo,chennet,Aug.l4,atlo.
JAIILS nun...Lk-street, Pentonvllle, and Alfredo-IR/Ikt-
ions, Finsbury, grniugiucer, Aug.lB, at 10.
WiL.Liag TfiArciiKA. Chelsea. puWitan, August 14, at 101.
EDWARD THOMAS 1/AX, Langbanist , Regents t. ,clerk, Aug. Inatlo.
Jolts Itknrour Burton-crescent, and Eustou.road,
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caber,Vberd Maggot H, it l.
JA.111121 Tuulua Htwuur Hertford,
1:11Aiu?til!LLI Sr?valut KUMNAN,

Keut, cab owner, Aug. 1t dl.
.:laremouatarrace, South Lam-

bat,- _ ,
ivil engt, oer, August 14, at 10. ,
BUJ MEIN J011:403, Sorrel-plane, Kennington, pianoforte maker,
. ... . .

August la at 1. _ . _
Jaws Watt, Antcll/I•street, Con mead-road East, COMMIII,IOO

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agent, August 14, at H.
()auxin Hibusauw, Wepaouth-street, New Kent-road, brick-
.

Tayer, Angina 14, At 12,
Camu.sa CHAPPELL, klarnor, bricklayer, Anoint 14, at 2.
YinfrAHD GEoima 114.1 ea, Iligbaireet, Poplar, corn merchant,

August 14, at 10. -
JOHN Darr, Nrllug, 111ddleses, upholsterer, August 14. at 10.
Haar Pun:scam, Lemaustreet, thmdntUadhaids. and Mgrs-
.:tryst, Bethual greeu mad, pruner, August 13, at 11.
FIA/Cld EI.LISOTIOI, jun., buuungham, and 11arborus, Stafford-
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shire. attoruey, Austus. 16, at i 7
JO:MPH WV's, aliattertord, Salop, farmer. August 12. at 12.
HENRI JOHNSON, liumingham, currier, August IS, at 12.
MODAL BRYANT, hiorville, Salop, miller, August 18, at 12.
Jollllrti SELBY. IS Ottingilaln, ironmonger, August 14, at 11.
IiPWAAD YUMAN, MMus, grocer, August 14, at 11.
Jtharn WilsuN, Derby, timaan, August 14. at 11.
JAMEY CLARKS, Derby, &mooed victualler, August 14, at 11.
Heller HUNT, Derby, maltalsir, August 14, at 11.
DICHoLmi rattans, Gloucester. printer, August 13. at 1.
HONK= JaANCUi LagoiltY, Cardiff, scrivener, August 12, at 12.
Jowl ALLAN, Sutcombe, Devonshire, farmer, August 15, at 10.
JOSKPII VAX Plump!, Leeds, August H, at 11.
EDWARD
.3111111.4, Waiii.upoo.Dearue, Yorkshire, butcher,

Angola 113, at le.
JONATHAN PMIII.IIOI, Gs ersyllt, Debbighshlre,grocer,Aug.l4,st IL
THOMAS CLUULM, Liverpool, cattle dealer, August 14, at 11.
GNOMON kitellattirit &IMOD, Llterpuol, factor, Aug. 14, at 111.
WILLIAN SMITH and DAVID NWT! STAY/WA Manchester, and Old-
ham, cAtou spinners, Anaula 12, at 12.
IRIDEBICH tlaukok ALBA*T W1L111402, Heworth, Durham,
innkeeper, Magma U. at IL
Semi; GL 0205'0E, Barton, Durham, ship owner, August 11, at 11.
JOHN JONES, Ilfriralnaltiun, roufectiouer, Sept. 29, at 10.
Wittiest ilinalana, I rtinughani, shoemaker, Sept. 29,at 10.
TBOIIAa SIMPeON, 3211., isirtniughain, shelters oilleers assistant,
dept. AI, at 10.
JAMES BrAccir,Binningham, bootclnser, Sept. 29, at 10.
OEO6OI KAY W HYTM, bailout and Ilauebeskr, general mill fur-
nisher, August ,at 10.
Teatimes GUNS, Nottingnam, baker, August 20, at 10.
JOHN 12501.7050. Shellield, steel toy maker, August 14, at 2.
IHOHAS WORsTENHoLM, Sheffield, labourer, August 14, at 2.
SAMTIG. Wool). Sbetheld, scythe maker, August 14, at S.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Clifton, uxiordshire, shoemaker, Aug.l3,at 12.
HAM:EL Walla, Sudbury, Suffolk, lauilfiet, August 14, at 12.
CHARLES DEAL, Sudbury, Suffolk, thatcher, August 14, at 12.
SARAH 110oltE, Llauelly, Carnauthenshire, licensed victualler,
August 14, at IL
DAVID Maas, libtearraln, Cardiganshire. farmer, Aug. V. at 11.
RoltaliT IRILAND, Virg, Yorkshire, cordwaloer, Aug. 9, at 11.
RlClleau 'I'oWNUSD, Ohmmeter, engineer's clerk. Aug. 13, at 2.
RISKY DATA, Yustey, Stadordahire, boiler plate roller, August
11, at 10.
0901011 tatIITTIMS, Weduesbury, Staffordshire, greengrocer,
August 11, at 10.
ROBNAT SIKPItsN LOWTHEL, LineOlusture,
painter, August 13, at 11.
Camila:lk TATUM, Great Grimsby,
August 16, at
JAMes HIAMD, Iwske, Lincolnshire, saddler, August 9, at 11
Mean ANTHONY HOW, Boston, Liticoluakdre, bummed hawker,
August 9, at 11.
CHAMOIS A2SIN9UP, Swineshead, Lincolush., shoemaker, August
9, at 11.
MussJAcatir, Butterwlck, Uncolnsh, carpenter, Aug. 9, at 11.
9.119122 HAI-4[Y, Lowestoft, Suffolk, master mariner, Aug.l3,atl2.
WILLIAM PICELLO. Halifax. Stoll.lll/6011, August 15, at 10.
lossra BoTHEKTORTH, iluaborough, Derbyshire, beer-house
keeper, August 20, at 11.
JOHN SMITH, Tankersley, Yorkshire, builder, August 21, at 2.
THOMAS CETT, Pout)poul, kloninouthabire, timber merchant,
August 20, ;at 1.
JAMES Ketrogn, Bath, nth salesman, August 12, at 11.
RICHARD luMeuck, Hr.ohonl, Yorkshire, late innkeeper, Au-

e. coal dealer.

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gust 13, at 10i.
Janes 1A CH, Cambridge. hawker, August 11, at IEI.
CHAaLka TesLoa \131.11A14, Hour, bl/2/lex, tobacconist, Au-
gust 8, at 10.
WILUAIa 11ArLolt, Altriston, Sussex, late draper. August s. at 10.
CHARMS CoLanall, Stewkley, /lucks, builder, August 11, at 11.
JOHN TaiaCHLaD, Lopen,Suniersatelure, publican. Aug.l2, at 11.
CllaltLas &Wm Swindon, kk llts, butcher, AuguaL 12. at 10.
lilDwahD Quinlan, Animism, laxds.keeritr, August 13, at 10.
JANE Jinni/mi, Swinton, Yorkshire, late beerhoum keeper,

August hi, at 11.
QUALM Law/S, Ken lon, Monmouthshire, collier. Aug. 20, at 12.
Teo' es nucleon, Dudley, IV orcestershire, publican, Aug. 9, at 10.
JUNI BROOKS, Jun., Norwich, ironmonger, August 19, at 11.
°gonna EaloT, Horsham, A.i,issex,.lvounaker, August 19, at 1.