The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-12 00:00:00

CHIATINO • MAGI IL

William Charles Aliases, a gentlemanly-looking
man, este placed la the dock before Mr.Hayman, eh
with obtaining 10a. from W. Reed, Esq., one of the Ited•
Mama magistrate*, ?ebbing at Oak Lodge, Kentdagton, by
false repreeenteu ions.
's/hztorecutor (who gave hie evidence from the bench)
di
that the prisoner lint called at his house between
two and three month, ago, but es he was not at h-tme he left
the same of Merriman, and pr'imleed t r come again in • tow
days. He repeated hie yea aceordiegly, and be was shows
Into his library. The prisoner n said, " Sir, I samosa y
know me papa," bat witness told lion he had not She pi_
sure, and sold he supposed he meant Mr. Maritime, the
Royston, of Kensiegton. The prisoner replol in the
affirm:ire, and "Mara then asked him the nature of hie
buaieme He said that his papa and several fah• r gent'e-
men had been tryiag to get a poor decent chili into en
Idiotic asylum, but that all their effolt• 114 leen unsuccess-
ful. Wi•nees than inquired what he wanted him to do in
the matter, when prisoner raid them wes • way of getting
the child ie, and that won by paying down a min
equal to 2a. fist. or 3s. per weak for there
yams. Witness ran the amount op is his mind, end said
/bat would be about 3M. The preoser said it 'mild be
321 10a exactly. He also said that they had subscribed shout
251., lint that his peps would be so much obliged if be
would waist in making op the dill:ream Wither was
about 'ivies him • euvervien, and salted Lim to let him look
at the lot of eubiierlbere. Toe prisoner answered that there
was nose, and thee, in oonsequ• nee of hls pips having berm
eo much imposed upon by bee slag-ktter impostors, be wee
determined not to take any more petitions amt. This
cured • shadow of • suspicion to dart through his Wok sad
be called hie housekeeper to give him 101., sad he went
sway. He sew nothing more of him until Friday, when be
wee brought to his house by the Milt ere.
John Merriman, surgeon, of Kensington, was called,
end geld the praiser wee • total stranger to him, and ha had
lower rem him babe.. He wished to state that his name
wee very frequently sad by 110•111 impostors to obtain
MOM
Hora). forJ, the chief constable of the Mendlelty &defy,
odd, from the de.cription given by Mr. Re d, he had been is
search of the prsoner for soma time, end ho at lest appne
ended him en Smith 44484, We.tminater. The pried's,
bed weft, dly been enavieted, and on one occasion he wee
matiseell to sine isonthe lascieonrnent at the London City
melons. He bed aloe three months from that court.
Wham tam asked for • remand, as he believed there were
.the, rem evilest him.
Mr. Dames then remanded the prisoner for Isrpoirkes.

EITENSIVE Flu IN HATTON GARDEN.—(T/1111
Del.)—Thie between the boors of three end four
is'elook, afire of a destructive chancier broke out I. tbe eras.
dive premiers beicagng to Mean. Both and Pox, feather
peelers sad merobwits, carryiag oa bunters at No. 80,
Hatton Garden. The property covers a lane sugerfires,
it being about 100 feet Leg and Dearly 40 feat wide;
bet la spite of the eso.t stnnumo curios* of the MOIL
tire Isms weld sot be entiagaitted until the priaeipal port
' uf die 'MOOS, comprising machite.roomo, drying hewn,
WrZrooms, ike., from the first tor were consumed.
lose is very considerable, and irW
fell upon the
Sea, Meal; sod Atlas fire• offices.
ACCIDENT TO AN EQUEETEIENNE AT TiE Al..
RAMBLA PALACI.—We regret to 11.0000201 that at the 116111 r.
axe pennons+ on Thursday. a• this pine of AZIMISIIMISA,
Mee Attie Tommiiire, the talented young equestrienne, met
with a =NM allififinak throueh • fall it no her bores, while
perfereing t. The Sylph of the Arne." Mies Toentalre
was sesined ad of lb. circle evidently suffering acute pals.
We may add, Erase the inning we made, that he minus
seetalmed we merely of a %sorcery charge ter, end we hope
la a few der N me thrusting lady fully able to resume her
wag dutha—llkeelep Timm
SUSPECTED MURDER 1:4 WALES.—The quiet vil-
lage at 11111Millle Awe about eight miles from Merthyr, he.
Sew tames Isle a nee of greet encitemest, caused by the
dash of Willem David, a haulier and+ rico:astatine
*Web lean bat little doubt that he hat bees brutally mar.
deed. The &reseed, as Monday sight, west to the Ms-
wets Cents Ina (kept by William Jon a, • miner), where be
Ikea is essepay with three men from Merthyr. The lead-
toed, des/In the eruriee, wee sewed to be diesgrereble mad
quirralearee. Tie Mowed left the haste et Mbar a Isle
hoof, end some time after be was pose, the Indlord became
mein whillest, seemed Ms wife of incostioney • lth the
vent sad was heard to say " That through her,
WEI David was sew lye's deed." At hearing this, the men
he the Donee became alarmed, sad .eked for a candle
Is fiewoh be the Weida( no.. The landlord n ter became
se men vlitent, and is order to prevent them from i
• anis brandished a poker in their fares. About two o'tha
tie etteedeec. of police-constable Tboney wea pro-
mise trok the poker from him, and nulled the ilia.
lorlisses. Eimiy is the mooing Jesse roiled as storm that
he MS bend Will David de td In the stable. Mr. Davies, •
=was immediately In attendaans, sad apes ex-
the heed of the deceased found era it a composed
finnan of the atoll. The clothes of donned were la a wet
sell dley state. Upon the farts of the can cooing to the
iratraltdrof Supentendent Wrenn, he went end charged
hen with the wilful murder of tha decreed. He replied,
see Well, it mit be helped. I didn't do it ; I am intoned of
Ike charge." The surriatendent !lading marks of blood
apse hia clothes/ISo. him into custody, sad he will be
brought up us • of wilful murder before the nutgie-
Wane ag Xis*, mut on this (Saturday) rooraisc.