The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-05 00:00:00

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THE POLICE COUBTS

MANSION-HOUBB.

Me. Teals, of Evershott Fmk, Caadm.town, applied to
the Lord Mayor for Information m to the coarse he mien
properly panes for the benefit of mould North humeri, as
lodises (sit ale/ and feu females), who had cams to Eng-
land for the purports of appealing to the Mama to Min
them is recovering a econslderable pertioo of land of which
they bad bees forcibly sad ill. silly deprived in W4l ohs
Islaad. Mr. Teals. who Ins actempaalad by • geallmeas
who stated himself to be coamotad with the Missing',
Bositty, cold the ladiam, of whom Ps-to-e-Km Lee yea
the great thief, tad bum Woad by aMr Beby to a.-
commey Na to Zealand for the ostensible pupas of wait-
ing upon tRs Quinn oa the subject of the recovery of their
pommies% but really with tie object of Wisp eztibitsd to
the public theatrics Ile fir the benefit of the Imam by
whom they were rasemmisded to kayo choir holm.
Thu speeded= bevies. however, totally faded, sad
Kr. Baby set having bilegliebi the lodises to bet
Mefeety bare' so the ,! heals( abeadesel We,
ifeikett Wrs least for their support, the
y
west bare stoned is the Weeds if it were sot for the Ilia
l sy, the assebers which bed dose ell they
atrdri &sisar them, sad were sew eamelled to repreetat their
deplorable eeaditioa to the Oily mtbonties.
The lord Mayer—Where Is the persou who preys led
apes thee to ewes over upon sub traditions
Toale—We d• sot ham. Be is, we have wren to
believe, seatewhere about tows, but he is got to he louse.
The Italians lodged stay tow* for a ereseiderable time,
sad Kr. Baby. who it amen was ceawessed with two ether
preen is the spesulatiea. le already indebted to we la the
sum et Mi. he their asslateasses sad Wain. It le sa
possible that I wit keep Wiwi lager.
The ssissisaary said, is answer to several questiou put
by the Lord Meyer, that the tedium ware British subj. eta,
sad the preasipol Ole, who wit. present, was the King et
Ihe Asa* bum glitch they It steam* to England for the
pueirreet hobo latrodwoed to Pew* Victoria; that the
abets all the evidence) of reality about Me, were
which had been presented to his father by King
the Third, her , Ilajery's grandfather, sad was
reedy through anlatergerster, who was se beerier shot of
the &oriel, to cite eiroity •aplameloe that might be re-
quired by his lordship; that thcy bad been away from the
Used of Welpola about lye maths, and that sot hawing
seeneeed is their mission they were wily maims to get,
beak as fast as parable.
The Lord Meyer—Bid the people who brought thew
ever weds say seasassiests with then ?
isterpreter said that Mr. Baby bad wade so written
enemta...4 with the., bat that they bad aimed to par-
lors" before the pubes was his mutts to support then
detiag the deo they_ should nosh' is Zealand prom-
dada; tisk slams. Tho ma were, be said, all pretest,
hot his (mew (squats) wire endear the desielea of the
Lord Meyer at • duties: high the Pub& tr..
The Lord Mayor—Pee Ow mach ens they be takes beck
to their satin plane ?
Tie km* iktortalaed that thetas lonia,
ma be leaded for el per head, bet of emus* a low
mom wil be emissary to wen to them the haavest7

amenusommea.
The Lord Mayer—Well, time people mast be takes care
of. I shall writs to the Colonist Strenlrer ea the sub I el.
cad If the mum of seedlog ;these to the plead of Walpole
be mit prepared tkroageh that source, I isle my as Morel
to the gab& will be e .
JP/ IL. W.Cardia (to Mr. Tedd—Why .did yea brim
thelal to the City, if they
_were !mated is Cs.' S• Tows
Tor mobs to have mitlied te a mon manatee t authority
Mr. Toole—The feet le we were advised to aptly se the
City as the plass lit which advise of the best kiwi was likely
to be gives. Th.y are et my home, but I mast* eirold to
support them saylosser. I do act, however, ripply or: my
owe somiest, by say mesas.
Misr B. W. C.rdsa—l tertsialy tr.smider it &spews, b"
sac set of throaty authorities, to sweeerep what has bees
asileabtedly • mme rpecaletitio, gad • very wild one too.
Zellief applied for appears to ma to be sareseembly
be to as. To what eareaeive appeals may sot oath
esalmessemeat lead ? People from all parts may Math
thimaiselms Puttied is latrodming to the slaty all asses of
dish am, sad this redeem to Botha% the moms we may me-
m. to assist these who ham ustloalsted claims wpm eel pe-
Weltiret
TObell=il.a.yey.—Well, those are strangers. Them see
the peer aborigissi ishablithate el • menu, la her Meies- '
tag'. derhisioas. They are hen with us sow, and we at '
get kid of them as well es, we am, sad I do set Mew of gay
ether mires thus that whisk I propose.
The Indium; who are most et them Sae issldegamm, sad
who stoamed iamb amiss is coesepasse of dub Ilimestie
deem, them nitired, with Mr. Toile end the altakmerry mos
the peemise of the Lord Mayor, cad his higablea disetion
thsi mesas Mouth be immediately takes IN ilasfs immade
ate aseemaielldass sad onsfatt ; but it was welleatty the t,
*Eros of tie W. Cartes. theta at Meet a mesa suiet is
pas, sheath be mode late the autheatichy at Oa asieslies
with white elem.
_seise forward. , . 1
sir B. W. Carden requested that the Prom woad oe. 4
bsseriedp tho moist .of V. foe the peer hes bee KW/ 1;
gin'
LAMBETH. - I
Smith Deimos, a Belgian, who is respectably amatta,
mound before Mr. Elliott, on, ramaininatios, ch I
1 with et.alisg a hiss bracelet. • ' smut bottle, end a I
from the stall of Mr. William Caller, at the Crystd ;
Mr. Bodkin Wooded for the prisoner. 1
The endgame was to the offset that ea Thursday anneals 1
the primmer, with a ',ottoman of the mare of d'Phessem '
!Able daughter, bought several ankles et the wife of Mr. I
thelper, to the amount of 161. la the nosing they agate
whim they
werereed by Ms. Cutler, of whom they
=ekfordsetsuarithases. While they were at the stall, Mr. ,
Culler eiew the prima. r put • blue Ormolu is his relict.
He mimosa hamedletely west away elm his fitted'. Ups. '
their Navies, Kra Cotter asked he wile if she had sassed '
saythisg. Melethelover the gnaw, end said that a bite
bracelet wee genaj be saes *Mt after the party. The pet-
eerier wee asablete speak Emit* sad he (air. Circler) could
spark Traub very isdlihmally ' Whim be got up se them ,
be 'observed to the prism" dart be bad takes • lase '
=t. Whether orsot the pfreater underetood him he '
ma say. He this pointed to the primer's pocket,
op
'a whisk the primmer took —several thisp oat,
DM sot the brseelet. Prosecutor took hold of the
'4 pocket, when
er, ws w ,os °eir/ it, he saw the bracelet
Tgr:,•
tie bottom. He wok posesesioa of it. Wylie '
Mei g is Ids pocket be observed • serstthettle
wilds be thought wee me of fear be hut bought the pra ,
vine day. He galled to Darling, a soestabie, to watch the
primer sad ran both to his stall la order to
seernale: from hie wife if she had ambled muddies.
She looked over her stall end observed that she bed '
mined • rsby Kest bottle. He resumed to Dartlap, ;
wed showed him the dinettes the primer mud his
trued* had taker. As moon as Darling laid hold of the
prisoner Its Swag gometbiog behind him over a mater
Premerntor told a pers.& at the ouster to plait it up, whets
it proved to bee clan-ems. The smut bottle wee wend on
the mimosa by • polies constable after he wee gives into
custody. ,
The prosecutor, Is .sewer to Mr. Elliott, stated that
' there were other things taken by the primmer out of his ,
pocket whisk had been bought. He would pat a bracelet' '
is paper.
Mr Cutler, Wag etas-essiethed by Mr. Bodkis, said ;
that be woeld nee swear he did act give Mr. Ill.Phereou end
his Paughter WI, antody, as there was a greet deal of ems-, ,
, fades. The priwner wee so`nr. The prisoner remarked
that he bought the bracelet for a thither. Some *as stated
that it we. Ought In the morning. He (mimeos) observed '
that it was worth 4-. 61. They then offend to pay for It.
Mr. Boddie—Why did you sot take the bottle wham yes
Set saw it?
Prosecutor—Berate I was not {abides whether he bad
bought it.
Dulles, the emstable, etethreeed the *videos', and said
that the drums, was gives hist by the penes who
plilial It sp.
forpesat Wh its, who reigned the plume in *barge,
prodused the aunt-bottle end several . titer snid e. lotted
isa the pianos,. He stated that Mr.l•l•Phitiess sad also his
eisAhlai were Imes into co.twly with the premier.
. . Bodkin said that tbe primer wee most !Viably M.
la Belgium, sad he lelosged to • family of some
isllaetMm Is that country. He woo oleo master of the
hods= of M'Phenos, who was else highly osaseeted.
WYbanea and his daughter would mom that, when Mr.
Nine's was salted about the breeder, it wog et ouse, sad
without beeiteilos, reduced by him, ad that it wee sot
lam by the protest .r. They wild alto state that at the
stall, while they went mutual's some articles of Mr.
Ostler, the primmer dreamed to Mr. M'Phensn's daughter
—eyeglass to her is Preach, gad ultimo up the beeinlet—
" This will de for Charlotte," swan his (onsoser',)
daughter. At the time, ewsibly the potties were a ' little
melted, bowleg just dined, sad beep drinking champagne,
whoa Orel m-7 hove parted eilitheetthavuth pa,4 rep the
hemelet. ~ Bat it was not to be supposed that there win
say istestios to steal the article. His cleat had a belief
that, before be left, all the end*, were ' paid
far by Mr. M'Pliersoa' who bed pile for every
Wag daring tUt !lay. no wit •awkaud pact if Oa
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brims wee that about the alearehos. But he was la:
!enacted to say that ft was not thrown away by the pri-
lower. He thought that ethos be ithowed that the band of
the proeecutor was no,, r to the pocket of the prisoner, sad
that the parties mete highly ensemble, and that when he
weld prove that then weld be no iwention to commit the
act imputed to the prisoner, there could have been no
felony in view es the pen of the winner.
Mr. Allan M'Pherson said • hat he resided at Brussels,
sad that he was intensively winneoted with lead mine, use
micas, marble quanta, to. lb. prieener bad bun for
three yens hie manager. Last Bucday week be, his
adopted daughter. and the prisoner arrived In Hug-
land from Antwerp. On Toureday they lent to the
Crystal Palace. In the afternoon they bought several
anodes, after which they dined in the palace. They *gain
west is the ammo .tell sod b tight some more article.
Neither of them was under the waitron of liquor. At
tosser something wa mid about hilying man snide. at
the stalL Mr. Milne: took op a blue Dentist, which he
said he should like to purchase for his daughter Charlotte.
Witham helihved that her put it is hie peeks:. Tbey elm it
immediately left. Boon after the "mentor came up sad
aniseed them of tads' the brats's' Mr. Delving ,ense-
Manly took everythleg nut of hie ty net. Not a word was
said abet the bottle. Wirer told Mr. Cutler be believed
it bad been paid for, and that if it had not he wield then
pay the it. Mr. Cutler nen, pat his hand in Mr. Delvain's
paha. Mr. Cud, r would nut let them pay but gave them
into custody. Mr. Delves: w aid not hare thrown away
anything without witsess ening it. He remarked to him
there was no latentin to steal the article'.
.

By Mr. Elliott—My dassbter asked tbs prior of tbo
bracelet. Prosecutor did sot look Cato Ur. Debr.sta's
p vitae when bo stopped at. I paid for lb* articles put.
obsood.

Miss Sarah Willis, the sdopted daughter of Mr. MiPher•on,
corrobwated the evidence. Eine bad hold of Mr. Delvames
arms at the time taut officer had Mid bold of him. The pri-
soner could not hays thrown anything away without being
seen by bor.
Mr. °edge, Wellientmastseer. and Mr Keane, 'pedal fo
reign corn epocident of some morning piper, spoke highly of
the contemns sod character of the priermil.
Mr. Elliott said it was isaposeible to deal with this
am if a mistake had Gemmed. With respect to the ustitirg
bottle, the prosecutor went to his wife to krow if she bed
missed one after be saw it in the promeator'o p chef.
The prima*, was held to ball in two Hustles of 401. to ap-
pear again on Wednesday.