The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

LAMBETH,

James Rogan, lob;le;lag,—.Tooeph Hart slew Joe
Lynch, all well dressed mums, members of a gang ot per-
ms., as stated by the police, who have for some consider-
able time past carried 0., an extensive system of plauditr in
warehouses in the City of Lrndon end at drapers' ahopi in
Vs. enbarhe of the metropolis, and Thema. Coxhisd, a cab
driver and ex-policeman, were finely examined and commit-
ted far trial as a charge of bargla►iouly 1,7,00'111g Into the
►remises of Ili asn. Bailer, Brothers, drapers, In the Old
Heat-road, and sit shag therefrom property to the rains of

A tradesman named Robertson applied to Mr. Elliott for
I hie advice and assistance. He said that be had instructed
Mr. Nea:ra, an attorney in the neighbourhood, and who
practises at this court, to recover a debt for him, and •
writ having been Lotted by him the debt and cosh were
recovered. On the evening before be applied at Mr. Ne.le's
bean for the money, but instead of receiving it be was told
by Mr. Neale's brother that unlit. be went about his busi•
net. he should punch his head, and was grosaly insulted,
and the door abut in his face by him and Mrs. Neale. On
that morning he saw Mr. Neale himself, who told bun that
he Inuit get the money the boat way he oould.
Mr. M.lloli told the applicant that there were two courses
open to him ; one was to bring an action, the other to
apply to the Court of Queen's Bench.

THAMES.
William Lewis, a determined-looking man, was placed at
the bar before Mr. Yardley, for re-ezaminatioe, charged
with endeavouring to mete some of the craw of the mer-
chant ship Stebontleath, of London, Captain J. Sergeant, to
mutiny, and murder the officers and p gets for the pur-
pose of obtaining possession of the gold with which it was
laden. and which amounted to 61,000 os , of the voles of
244.0001. Mr. Humphreys appear. d for the prosecutios.
Walter Botch°, one of the ship's crew, corroborated the
evidence of the witnesses examined at the former hearing,
relative to the various attempts made by the prisoner to
(educe him and others of the crew to join in the plot to seise
the reseal. The prisoner, obits contetrlng with witness on
the subject, told oim that at Callao he and sevirsl other man
got a schooner and weal towards California to look for some
vessel bringing gold from the mines. After waiting aboot
three weeks, he said, they espied two ships, one of which
they took, and found in it about 7,000 os. of gold. They
'ensured the gold and scuttled the ship ; sad the prisoner
added, "Dead men tell no tales."
Mr Yardley in reference to the arms, laudanum, bowie
knives, &a., found in prisoner's bunk, asked Captain Ser-
geant if it was not the practice to search Cie 'keit or bag of
sailors when they came on board ?
Witness—No, sir.
Mr. Yardley—l should think you would in foture. Not
oaly you but all captains °omit% front Australia. Thu
ought to be • wara,ag to you.
Witness—lt will be, sir.
Inspector Shane a .id he assisted to take the prisoner into
eastody; that he obsers.d that Whittingtos and Balogh,' had
hadh pull at him, sad that Wh t iogton ought to have been
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SERIOUS CHABOg or AnhOtt.—Yesterday a
machine-maker nem d Hen,y Firth was brought before
the margin ~,,, et Mar,cheat9r, charged with lettieg fire to
his oen premises on Sunday. It. 2210 July last,witb a view
to defrauding the Nor h of B. Wand Fire and Lifelssuranee
Company. li. had insured on the 17th of the previous
March f. r 1,6701., and •her the fire sent in as estimate
naskteg his loos 1,6461. The office afterwards offend him
7001, which Is ,sissed, and brought en action lest Liver-
pool wises, when the office paid 1,2001. into court. The
ease was referred to Mr. K Ashton Crosse for orbit:oboe,
and on that arbitration the prisoner SWOTS that he went
to Cheater as the night bef.re the fire, and did not
get beck till ten o'clock next morning, two boars
after the fin began. The proneution called witneesee
to show that at • quarter before eight o'eloelt oa the more.
tog in question the premises were discovered se fin, and
that ten reissue later the prisoner was dilwavered lying
ender ea eighteen feet wall, bola w►ML he Inid fallen and
Used himself—trees. of footloose war in oaf of a band-
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les fees \hews premises sad alai the wall hebei hoed,
to the spit where be led ban, whisk see la the OMe
yard of the Meachater weeporation. It was NW shows
that the primmer bad stated to the lemma amps, that
ell bhp boobs bad been burnt by the Ise, bet that la reality
the sash beak, wore book, and Mawr Were head afterwards
ender the steam boiler drepleto asinpared, where it woe
supposed that the ;wiener bad thrown then with the tats.
flea of emu*/ then to be anseosed. The eddies* la the
ease was not emaplete, and the enamor was reaaaded tot
a weak. The taegintratft offered la the easeatine to take
bell is her sane. of 26W. seek.