The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COUR7B.

GUILDHALL.
Joseph Adolphus Zoliossiosci= was charged on remand
with steeling 1,6401. in bank no:ee and gold, the prverfy of
Kr. Vtaceat Araohtingl, of 29, Austin-triars. At the lest
assadastios it was stated la evidence that the prisoner, who
was In proweutor's service so clerk, h.d had two cheque* for
1,460 L sod 2001. on Mama. Bapta'e given to him to get
*asked, with instructions to pay the money into Mesas.
Olga's, and that he cashed the cheques wad
le mow, part of which woo found his lodging*

detective.
Mr. Wagner now proceeded to cross-examine the prom-
oter,
Mr. Thema Arachtingi, who stated that he earned oe
buglers under the sum of F. mid V. Areektouri and Co.
He wee the V. and his conga was the ,F. but theyasl
dimpoimd partnerthip last September. Freaeeick w
and be (Vincent) carried on bruiser under the title of the
old firm. Frederick had no Interest in the firm now.
He bad had several primers when he first began, but three
parinerthips wen all dlesolved, and the parties were now
abroad. He bad no other renews now. When he was
abroad there were save& partners, but he sever had any
pastaer here except his mein. The prisoner and be were
in • merchant's borne together at Liverpool He was manag-
ing clerk, end In that capacity engaged him. He became
acquainted with him in Liverpool. and that led
to his engaging him. They were clerks together
for three years, after which he left and went thread
He suberquently returned and wont into business for himself.
He established his present firm in Liverpool in 1867, end in
Jean 1868, Le came to London. When he came here the
Weimer wee abroad. He did not seed foe him, but he came
leek and eked witness for employment. He told him he
Mahe make we of hie Lela and write his letters there, and
he did so for mute time. Primmer said he bad some business
with some foreign bonne, and requested to be allowed to
write his letters from witaele's dice. After two or three
maths en engagement took place between them, and the
become his clerk. The two ebequss question that
ImeraSeiiroth. the
prisoner
here bad Wt
irroestemelfiredt from
mbilleerk Barker
exchange fore 1,0001. each, drawn by the w;rieener on
Stephen Reggio, and made payable to the order of the
drawer, and endorsed by him to willow. On the 26th of
Merclithe prisoner drew two bids for 9681. 14e. end 4701.
respectively, but those bill, were canoelled, not became wit-
ness could not get them discounted, but because the pews
who held them had other tramectiens with him, and ea his
giving ether bills these were glees up sad cancelled. The
bills that the prisoner hed drawn ow winter's mammal
amounted to 11,9191. 10e. 4d. The had been accepted by
different firms payable to hie order, the game as the others.
He made me of Mem, and got them discounted. The U. pm
week was not a consideration for accepting bide to tha
amount of 11,0001. His nominal eatery wee U.
per week, but be used to get twice as much. He
cued to make prisoner allowances, and lad him
almost all his clothes. There were no other bade
draws by the prisoner for witnesa's aecommodadon than
thaw ha had Mated, hut those for other people's aoccoemoda-
time wee no business of his. The prisoner bad not pat his
name to upwards of 100,0001. worth of bills for witare—all
he had done was in the bill-book, and aroometeff to about
16,0001. He hod intended to send the prisoner out to Con-
end in anticipation of doing so bed Wooed him
t ern tilt tale as though there wee a beam i thst Omen
H. meted the Firmer to do them, sod in MI diessmetod
of them her.. The Wile wen printed ea tins mew
at Ant, but he afterwards changed the takeur. Ons mbar
did not represent one country, and one smother. NO eon-
tesssistd the prisoner up in beehesee Mbar at Hsi
our or some ether place in WOW, but MIMI not
Molded which. Is Nov., 1868, ha nom him
MOMettepliimple,andthetwebthe ...Saul, .sad
cowlse 7#11., ffirarpseftd to b • drawn by le theseea lis
hems M Lon- lie never told the labeler M draw bits
boa Hull an Ms assent, mg be me net men be had dew
so. I. maid mom be Ind eased lens dram by
the primer, enlisted hew Rd. had be sesepted them.
TM slily person ha knew by sins of Wolf was the
. Hull wen lieff bOlll in the same of
%lark= Het elt hones haulm his heads bills
dated from Hull in the news of Wolf, bet not on his own
account. He had seen as sae blll and that was Weir
used. The prisoner was neW MOW Eakilides for witness
and his connexions: at his mat, le the IMAM of about
100,0001. There were very lbw hills mashy am on wit-
ness's account, and they a 0 rereemated pods whisk were in
the hands of puttee who had made him the Moms's.
Mr. Weenies then easels an able speech In &Moe of his
chest, cootendieg that he was • partner, ad Mei It never
°addles supposed that he would take epee Writ liabilities
to that enormous moist If ft were not that ha was to share
the profits If their immolation were saccadal. One pound
• week was nothing to compensate him fee the risk he eon to
taking upon himself such gigamie WbNties, and be therefore
contended that as nn jury would find hie client guilty he
ought to be discharged.
Alderman Phillips retired to moult with Mr. Martin, and
on returning into court said he was quint dem about the
comes he ought to pursue, but there were one or two points
he was anxious to consult about before be gave kis decision,
sad he had now come to the conclusion that this was a
question of such importaece be could not take upon himself
to decide ft. He had uplifts to do with the bill disclosures
that bad taken place ; the tmy question that ha bad to deal
with was the evidence as it was placed before btm. The
question was whether the Flamm took the proceeds of the
=with She intestime of estenineolyeppopribtiag them
rn use. He thoughtthe seidence was quite clear that
be did, and that it wee a ogee which ought to be left to a
to decide,
prissier having been motioned in the °ritual way said
In amid leave hie ease in the bands of his solicitor. He
was thee fully eon:milk d for trial.
lir. Sleigh said having no locos standi in the case be now
withal to state that Messrs. Barker took only 6 per cent. dis-
count on these bills, and the other gentlemen for whom be
append gave goods for all the bills they had taken hem the
prosecutor.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. _ .

In Graves, an old twin of 65, of respectable exterior,
who ref mod his &area and stated that he was of no occu-
pation, was charged before Mr. Bodes with picking pork to
In the church of Bt. Jams's, Piccadilly duriog the celebre-
tics of a worries. between Kies Frances Bleach& Demur and
Lleatesant-Colosel F. Hitestsrth, Scots Fusilier Ganda.
C George C. 8., of 6, Itaionwernare,
Pi riltlo,a goose at the marrloge, and at the breakfast given
at the Dowager Lady Clinton's, in honour of the occasion,
&weed that he was la the middle aisle of the church, at
12 o'clock, during the ceremony, when he felt
a movement la his pocket, and on putting in his
band . missal the gold ormolu ormeneat predated
in court, and as looking round observed the prisoner
does babied him—he bad a (Evora in the breed of his cost,
as thank lee was one of the party. On being asked hie
arm gave sae whit* prosecutor fagot. On beteg ha-
medfittely afterwards imessed of the robbery, he very Wit'
=nay denied the charge, but fladiag it wee pmeisted In,
drew forth his bead with the ornament is question in hie
grasp, which ha mid be bad *lied up en the bench ; upon
which be (prosecutor) gave him in charge. The ornament
was sate in his pocket a few minu'es before he felt the move-
ment.

....The brother of the Wide, the Rev. Lionel Daemon Hamer,
of Came Rectory, Dorsetsbre, who ofbcia•ed, was entered on
the sheet as a witness, bat was not contd.
Ling, 210 C took prisoner into moldy on the ceptain's
charge. On his way to Vise-street prisoner threw away
soinsUting which was beweekt to the station by a private
person, and proved to be a cord case. On searching pri-
soner two cambrio handkerchiefs were forinf, one of winch
was marked in the corner, B. N. Howard.'
Mr. William Beaupri, of g, Georgeoourt, Pieadiily, maw
the prtroner throw away the cud ace in question, whisk he
picked op and handed to the ether as dated.
Charles William Hamilton Southberg, Esq.,of 84, Albany,
deposed that he alio was aticediog the wedding, sod that the
card cue produced was bin property, and sale in his pooled
alter he ervered the church ; he was not aware of his ices
until &Wird to about it.
" Mr. brio' remanded the prisoner until Saturday.
SOUTH WART.

Mr. Robert Fell, picker, Cbarebase, Morsel
was charged with assanitini 0
David Caterphine, to ard=
obsecarriage on the London, Brighton, and South Cost
Railway.
The complains' elated that ha was a brass finieher, and
raided at No. 7, Young'sbulldiegs, Alderegate-street. On
the pratous day he went to Brighton, and stet enjoying
himself as well as he could on a wet day, be returned by the
seen o'clock train. When they were paring through the
Month= Tunnel, near Bed Rill, be beard a female, who
was is the rams compartment, say the had been insulted
by two men, and es soon es the trail got thrmgh, the
peletmer jumped up sad knocked everybody abiut
Om was user hie. Thies was the utmost con-
fabs is the wrier, end se the lady was being lifted
Into the adjoining eesipsetimat the pelooser struck witness
es diner sad smintkriad %socked his bat oat of the window,
se that it was lost. When the Win stopped at New-man
witness complained of the gorieosee's conduct, but he was act
taken into custody until they method at Londen.briago.
Mr. Barchens—How Emmy piesess were tinsel° tne same
41=with you ?
Ten, air ; and atom them the female in
Mr. Ilescham—Yon say the female complained of anae
arm= Insulting her in the tunnel. Now, did she make
any spletho dune against any one I'
Witners—Nn, sir.
Prisoner—She complained of two men smoking cigars and
waving them above their heads in the tunnel. The roam.
tor and his friends were than parties, and I tenumistratel
with them.
Mr.

_ you may witness?
Promoter—l hive not, sir. All the persona in the oat•
rime were smarm to me.
is sower to the charge, the primmer mid he was mein
p from &brims in the mate comparnotm, end as seas no
the train got hoo the tunnel/I two men who were milder
cigars waved thorn over their heads much is the shwa ef
fspale wbo woo pitting with them. The pswaslm wee
pained out se one of them, and he abused line hewer la
told him of it, end the, came to blow,. Is the mile the
c= r'e hat fell off. and se wen se the train arrived at
he gave him Into custody.
Hoarier, of the sepaay's constables, Migrated his
woriehipcalk am ca
at he naderstosd that that. wee (mantling end
Ilehtiag all the way from Brighton, sad thvt both pardon
titem ebb.. B. over hood soy complaint about the amok*
sate they pot to the mhos station.
Kr. Bualaa said there amid be so dosbt that there had

L been verydiagreestol conduct in the railway carriage, bet
bow it originated there was no exact proof. Ifs was of
opinion that senebtrt 'took place, end that • female com-
plained of the nuisance, when a row ensued, and that the
,peoiecutoe took pert in it. Aocording to his statement, be
endeavoured to make it wpm that he hew spoke to the
person or interfered with him until he was struck; whereas
the railway constable informed him that the other parties to
the same compartment hal told biro that they were both
lightkag and quarreling all the way. 11;odir aim circum-
Adams he must dismiss the compliant.