The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-17 00:00:00

RES% TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, lB6O.

7HE POLICE C0171121L

GUILDHALL.
at
lestioNshutiakietrigekil/211i4 ihrsiked es • milkier, sad reeidlig
woe weed hien Mr. Alder-
OsISM etMreibeisift 404 Ms. NIL, received by his
isl eresst M the Tem* llbleinsent &misty, New
lisdflowarit, Idookffloos.
Mr. the barrister, instructed by Ifseen. Lacy,
solicitors, d • AeMe-yerd, appeared for the proems-
bop, asd Mr. Woodier for the haw"
Xr. Edwin Hero Galety, asoretary to the society,
deposed to the primer having been their cashier for *period
of two years. Mk three were to receive all pownistos, sad
take ch of err other sums se right be received is his
arras, arge to WO' all is otehrenity with the rules ad the
ellabest, and brims the our under the notice of a
committee, who seedied them once a month. Wittier
than rated was first induced to believe that
Were wee something wrong In his accounts trees hearing
that be had 'peat a great deal of money. I examined the
ash book sad found no entry of 404 16e. 10d., being the
amour of a rani= ormerning the Earl of Maw, and
the amber of which is 2,162. A carp* repassnWei that
stem bad boss paid into the beakers, sad hd pared to the
unit al the aecomu, but sot entered he the cosh-back, sad
presehtme received he the oar ban been kept back to rake
upthe amount of the cheque. On Saturday bat l_rpok• to
prhaser as this ratter. Hirst odd him, " WOlllll 111
the retry ler the 4W. 16e. 104. to be found la the
ciesie-kook r After some Melted= he replied, " 1 suit sr
into it." I asked. " Where are the entries of these pro-
uder' to be hard be the arh book ?" et the rate time
Widolirzslimervessl error. He made no reply.
metered st r sad he said, "1.1)=
par thed." I this " Write did you get the
ye* bin her sad he aerie no reply. I re-
mom Er "white did yes get the moon
tor the you ve nmestly hoes wearing, and limy=
rand ber them r To this he revered "Tee, I have.' I
this asked, "Where did the rare aro hors ?" He rid
"I ban bees doing a little Mier is the City." I next
asked, "Han you used or mgroplated any of the moiety's
weir ? " and he replied " 1 this took char 0 of his
orb het, mad 'squired if be premed say amour of the
amiss he had so appropriated ? He rode some reestiefes.
tory reply which Ido not recahre, sad on my repeattag the
questics, be took from hie peer • list of sums, bat sot of
that In quesfAm. I asked his to eft dews and make out a
clear statioreest of all the alum be had taken from the entry.
He did so, SW IMMO Olt Ibi, which Includes mance
of the 404 Ms 10d.

Cl•hiel—Did the prisoner say when he ilret
saisninsed Wag monies P
Wimee—ll• did reply to a question put by me, that ft
wen ant bet eprin• .
lie offereasoinettas wowed span the above evidence,
sa• d the phew woe remanted.
qemilliy welealiejserefty wee Mud to the prisone's
peemeks, coseplelni sold sies sad chains, diamond
=lir= :ma retreelsrtniniof eralislicr mot
nabeided le two thousand nine honked and odd pomade.

WORSHIP-lITSZIT.
Mr. Mansfield, the newly-appointed inegistrate at this
court, sat for the drat time this day.
loam Bow, a well-6mnd and powerful-looking nest, 50
rare of wee oharpd with violently awaiting Arthur
Complainant, when right eye was !Asthma sad swollen,
said that as Bautedit wishes lest he went to visit his sister,
landlady of the Lowest SO, Mwdesen-piewe. Tbededisdent,
when be had never mew beiers, wee upstairs, tbsestealog to
murder say one wisp istwilwal with him. Compliwest watt
• end endeavoured Is paddy but inetestlyressived a
Wile New hese delbahnee In, and wee law dews •
whale Mein d shim amen* esserica pales trinish-
went from helm peelpliatel nee • inn el eitera below
that ; the ew
ph' alba, wed the amp whited.
Tbe evidence et semphinant wee hay affieimistrgil
that ens Anne annien the asinine wee
:11=elanwt with *MI amp at the nos be Wenner
being a lodger than. On hat sissies be bennered may
• pert of the doodle seeds a hale through the wiling, end
peered • quality ai wan We the nerteent kane, whets
• pithient wee tesalds. *lift le • hay. he wee very I
vii end weld not be ahem-ft the in-lease bat aa
•

Deandeat sow iodated that Mr. Morgan intruded into hie
and that whet marred was eels in self-defenoe.
witneede denied this, end the *fender wee ordered
to pay I Sao al 40s. or two soothe' imprisonment.

THAMES.
Several messes wafted upon Mr. Yardley with cheques
and meg for the relief of the surviving members of
a fendly named Kirby, raffsring from typhus fever end
welt, wham pitiable case was made known to Mr. Sells
as Thursday lest. In otesequence of the publication of the
ore In tbs newspaper,, a large amount of sympathy hashes'
smnitmestl ; and on Saturday night, when Mr. Belk was
=sfdrom the Moth, he said that upwards of 601. had been
for the remaining members of the family, four of
whose had perished, and two were then blind and delirious,
and in a precarious condition.
Mr. Yardley said there was no occasion to forward any
more money for the relief of the family. The thing
had been overdone. A large sum of sewn had beam
forwarded to his colleague, Mr. Sells. It was more
than sufficient to relieve the family. He appreciated the
kindness and humanity of the benevolent persons who had
sent the money; but he did not want it. There was a heap
of letters before him, addressed to hie colleague, and he hid
no doubt they contained poeteiffice orders, cheques, and
cash for the Kirby family. In returning the money to the
persona in court, he begged leave to thank them, and hoped
the various same would be devoted to the use of some other
deserving persons or charitable institution. The Kirby
family had been effectually relieved, and, as far as that un-
fortunate family were cemented, the doer of public beano-
lathe ought to stop, more particularly as there was a large
amount of distress and destitution ia the district.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'B.—MoirDAT.

A great many assembled in the room, but mks-
don wee prince ly rumpled by desultory couverestion on
the prohibit' weights for the Chimer Cap horses. Several
guesses were made at the Imposts which certain animals
would receive, and many persons professed a knowledge of
the handicappers' intentions. The weights, however, have
not yet been distributed, but they are likely to be published
in this parer on Thursday or Friday at the latest.
The prime quoted below are for the moet part nominal.
No horse was booked outright for a large cam. For the
Derby, Thoreau by was supported m freely as anything, and
of the outsiders Los&empr wait the moat talked about.
Closing ;Moss: