The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

THE POLICE COUR7B.

GUILDHALL.
Joseph Adolphus Zilimartoeci= was brought up before
Alderman Philip upon the following charge.
Mr. Mullen,. appeared for the prosecution.
Mr. Vincent Arathoingi said—l am a merchant, and carry
on business at 29, Austinfriare. The prisoner has been in
my employ so &ark, at a salary of 11. per week, fur the last
twelve mouth/. On Friday last I received the two cheques
produced, drawn on Mew'. Septa sad Co., the banker., of
Lombard-street, ono for 1,4601. and the other for 2001., and
I gave them t the prisoner the same afternoon, with in-
sternotioes to get the cash for them sad pay it into Mears.
Glyn. Mills. and Co.'.,y bantam, to my account. This
was about 3 o'clock, arid when he returned a little before
4 o'clock, I salmi biro if he had cashed the cheque', and be
=bat he bad; and had paid the money into Messrs.
0 's bank. I west to my dike about 10 o'clock on
y mornieg, sod received a communication from
Messes. Glyn, sad I went to them about it. When I
cans beck to lay office, I found this letter had been delivered
in my absence. It was in the prisoner's handwriting:
" My dear 81r,—In histe I must inform you for your
that before this will reach you I shall be away
MdsCglaad and it will be unless to make soy stir, as I
am new oat drench. It should never have come to tide, but
actuated by the many proposals you made me, wad are sot
balled, I thought my part on precarious. Therefore, I was
beat ea bar/waif) in myself. Still I thought not to injure
yea. I hone sincerely that in this case you will not suffer, as
lUM and elwqs had a great regard for you. As for Mr.
15. It., to bier I did not d liver your note, se I had no tiros.
It marine little ; he is rich, and can help Ma-
ma My drawer is ore, and everything yours
I safe there. I 'meted all the letters rightly.
Hoeing that I shell one fine day return you with heartfelt
theatre all the bunny I respell through you. I remain, yours
" J. Zainattowica.
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P.P. ;81tonld yea go icliliagi'llig.to estratnitite 'gated me,lt will not
be me slam that will suffer the ciasequences."
Mr. Arschaiagi said—l had addressed a note to Mr. M.
ea Friday afternoon, and that is the note referred to in the

letter. I had contemplated setting him up in business here,
but I afterwards thought I would mud him abroad se my
agent. I contemplated sending him to Constantinople. The
prisoner did not return after Friday afternoon.
Prisoner—Were there not two bah drawn in my favour P
Alderman Phillips—What am you refering to
Prisoner—Bilis drawn in my favour, and of which this
mcezTettle=pl_
You had better ream your question
until you megrzs with the advise of your eolicitor.
Mr. Wm. said—l am cagier at the bank of
Ilseem. Baptiser ,of Lombard-street. On Friday after-
noon lief the two cheques produced were presented at our
boon for Psimeate and I gave the following notes for them:—
One for 1,0001., dated Jan. 28, 1869, No. 84,240 ; two of
3001., dated Jan. 26, 1859, Noe. 60,087 sad 60,0138 ; and one
of 601.,drad Nov. 6, 1868, No. 84,193.
Henry Holman Smith mid-1 am a clerk In the bane dr
tof the Bank of England. On Friday afternoon
tette:two 3001. notes were premated at the Bank and I
gave gold for them. The 10001. note was changed the same
afternoon, but not by me. Five arse of 1001. each and ten
of 601. each were given in exchange.
Inspector Webb, of the C division of metropolitan pollee,
said-1 mardeed • bedroom in No. 26, Albert street, yester-
day afternoon, and found beneath the carW near the &s-
-pree this pop/A-book, containtng the following Bank of
England note* :—Our of 1001., dated June 6 1868,
No. 99,968 ; one of 601., dated Nov. 6, 1868, No. 86,600 ;
nine el 601 , same date, Noe. 91,001 to 91,009 inclusive ; new
of 201., dated March 22, 1559, No. 11268 ; three of 61.,
dated Kroh 16,1869, Noe. 84,042 to 84,b44 inclusive ; and
one of 514 dams date, No. 42,060, making a total of 6601.,
leaving a balance of 1,0001. not yet recovered.
The Weever was remanded.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Marla no, peer, main In Swellow-streetelnaloos-
=Ate2twttat mashing • little girl, named
of a arghbour.
The little77;l,—erbet had charge of a baby, was playing at
bell in front of Ur delladant's shop, and some water wee
thrown over her. The child went away, but was sent back
by her mother to ask en explanation, when the defendant,
who was In a great melon, took her by the shoulders and
threw her fato Vas Injuring so "mei/
that she bed been ladle needier sate ever since, end not able
to walk. It appeared that rise had been warned against
playing in front of the shop.
Mr. Emden said it would have been wiser if the defendant
had made fitting recosepenee to the parents of the complain-
ant and paid medical expenses. A child, for simply playing
he front of a person's honer, was not to be hurled Into the
street and maimed, perhaps, for life. Bad this case been
taker into the County Ceart no doubt there would have been
heavy damage'. He should fine the defendant 61., or two
months in the Hones of Correetkee.
The fine was paid.

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