The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-07 00:00:00

lIIABTIIINBTEIt.

More liftwahstil, a big. llel Mow, was charged with
esseillieg the 'Weida, seeaske:
leitrVise add he was moistest to Idebrother, who kept
ilitehmlos shape at ITethill-strest, sad 22, Dart-
usglhigmet, Westailaster. rres is the latter place the
r=ellismaa, what be Yard loud scream sad cries of
r upstairs. Complainant immediately west up-
mid harried that the dthadaat, a Mel stranger, had
bb Way into the re
am el met et d
tlewiae ee lodgers, sad
asseellei Yr.lbiszbim I. b quiet,wbea
be pat Wulff la amlipg Me wit-
ame demedebm aim& a i ea
me sea*
sea*
milted Os ellablesl semedea brobg eadi
iprOmie=etlbea peseatel ges
ambiemie etals mikamea,eai
NM' Asa Viei wife of • bike, a may mopeetebie-
14vemes, exhibited a mime bie* abs
11114 Itarbeoutit-aim,. mid Item tits t, wire

bodZeirairisrbre dohs, sad bo misthang IMO to sassy
bra
Mr. 4a —What der ?
Widasse-1 award say, I am sure.
Mr. Azaisid—Oh 1 sensiates ; there meat ha mum reams.
Witasse-1 nppor it's to mewl es, ftet's all.
Mr. /read— What did he do yesterday?
Witams—He ohm thous to see my steer, who occupied ova
mom, NM I mother.
Kr. *mold—Does he ems draft yea when he comes?
Wham—Yes ; he thresimil to kaiak my head of, sad
she my uses.
Mr. eliresM—Well, if be Maim your head od, your noes
AW
with it.
Wel, he soma to se my sister, sad meeting her
11l the deft booth boo up min BM with Ism thams's
Ni.. He Idod to bras Ma way into bee room, sad elm
VOW MR let bfm, m she astir did ; sad while *Mg to
hash lim est, he pat his haled Was, sudsier* herhsth vidsatly
fa dm qrs. He thsa Ws Os m, laseked ber
mad Ira diger doom, get
,tho kalee Wonre sat tfe boil Mims
mad the throes by sae Mad wbfb ho " posed " her so-
poompthydaso the here sad be Is Om went down stairs,
aml am bib smolt Mr. Vim

Nary Ma Ileffm, sister M iset vellame, said ebe was mar-
tin, awl be husband was a baler. Danninat was an inti-
mate Mai olf bier Mwthand ; • " maposted Meer be called
blmotiLann ben=anow that be hostmad was awe/. Be Ism
it, , and bemuse is end her
slam wadi net snow bretilije into their spartemate, be
aigniell hot enter la Oa begin meaner described, Ng ea
KeeW ho gum floh'ires amen of hie own abse.
Kr. Armin—Did he Mks yen at all ?
Whore—Yee ; he knocked me down twits.
Mr. Arnold—Hed he ever sessitheit you beton?
Wilms—No ; but he Ism sameyed me many times.
Kr. Amen (to denninot)—Whin bays you to say P
Dennstast (oollealy)—Nothilog at all.
Mr. Anottil—Theta mom to b mime mystery about the
ease. Have you womplestanon te give
Denadaat—Selina ecratched my face before I touched her.
K. Areal—Li this true ?
Nem 1111—No; if I ever toothed him it must have been
tens be wee Ili-tmatin no.
Kr. Arnold—He mils you Baba, sad therefore menu to
know you very well. Has be emir boon into your room, or ,
ours know him at all?
Kim Bibs—Tbsets is net the alleged. intimacy between
m, and I Dever as say measles allowed him to eater my
aparlmeate. Ho be. thmemnail me many thure bet= this.
Kr. Amid mid ibis was • are he hardly be., what to
ne with, is it teemed them was sows het with& het not
eons set; bat, ....mien Is the widowss beim him. there
amend m ham been 1111011916111 lestaney used towards the
wenn end Mr. Vise by the deindeat, who bid hewed kis
We • pleas whwe he had we beelesse to be.
I ewe lb.. ha Weida beim s tbh
.earned.
Oa Kr. Anna lespirian bow tbio woo.
Um. Belle said he bad him in her room about ten minute.
Be we thee drunk, sod gcls at mane is again amok
warm, when she delentaited Mae he should not mom Me
rota wainwry
. Ho kelnestly visited Mr husband, with whom
ha ewes poll ewer.
Ne. ihreeW toppled that bevies Meow eery mash My
todminine esmaiMel the eireshe immese the 1011111111 did
sal weedihie oemieni i etedeet Whom wry roe"
awl he Nadi hit he tiro meleftelie esseaking the
mom emirs kin /INN seal hhe hressithes useaktor
the dl &mewl Vbs.
Aber knit eesseed to eh oaf. Ne thismisat sad is
treated to mile • et taw pollee Wog gone, awl
Kr. Arnold inteigg one opt Assn elleht the matter, the
aimed was easaabd.

CIAMXWELL
iliartsi (MA* Or alappsd mak stealing a 101. sots, the
propssty of lie. Bier, amiss tot lodlowmg cdroum.
strew _
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Xr. fireksikg soured ler 60 ;Moser.
poplar:kayak de Ink 44084ake kat, pet • 101. nob

In hieverso-besk, fora opts arriving honielnrg hie ooataimi
, tho their& The miaow, rho was &howl the hoe*
the WM, bed 'am spoken to deoied any knowledge of the
W 7 rid decompad. A ter days afterwards the prisoner
ins sets with • 101. note in her powering miring What it
was. The nor was afterwards chimed by therrZwe's
Mend at piano-home la the City, said the p has
lealleWA to Imp oat of the way until • ten days rims, atm
mhe ow appraiser/a by Sergeant Gould, 40 N,
Ylt. and as Um
aria th
TyraM• tally committed the primer to the sessions
for trlaf, and raked to teke bail.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
laws inpais sad Sarah Morris, well-dreseed young
mo. wen thawed with staling a valuable rem Mg, the
=4/1 Mr. Hwy llaasamal, gmbledth, jewthir, sad •
dealer, en the Wilmiell.7l4. 6, Blutothr•slufet
by mesas of the =IMO, tistelthi la the *violate.
Mr. Med. lawle mednellol the jiresesthiss, sad is the
course of the Maned the thse Wel& he stand that tri
a similar wej to the puma Mr. lrsi had been robbed
oily • thy et twe bask Si • cam* Mama locket, the
.rounded which, el tholes* water, weighs& 14 mats ; it ens
with dewier of wsoller, esth sad the welthe
the trade was se Imes thee 1,401. The Miler in both ems
was alike, Jed then was every remale believe that the awe
prisonere belensall le • gong sad me sesseeted with • ma
sod • woolen win albstrth the smiths rthiney.
Mr. Mosel Maim BMWs, to ilr.
relitilutetrinesere ems ht is ens cl that aft=
to he shows MOM gess-rtap; they did set ap-
prove at dims shows than, sad • seem& awe of thege vas
shows; tires also they objected to, bet • third at.
they both mond better pleased with Mt lo.hed our
earrahl, aimed, sad raby hoe, the lower& Si which is
wales was 101. Afterwards, tas ercow,, they Mat aid
wades* penhoes. About three mantes alter My left be
dim/need that is. is the flap was gone. and the worthless
stag sow preleadi eabethated, epee which he Mud is
alms, sod sat out four ywag ithpenetht, by toad
who= the primare were brought batth Maws added
that he esspened they were thieves thready they Mired,
sad that they were toessoted with the Mars time late
robbery of the 0001. locket. The value al the stag
CM lb. pre/meat 2,merlon weld sot be km Ana 104 bet he
mid sot say exactly until stock 4,1118 lashed over. An at-
tempt was evidently made to pet *NO be NM 00 as all
wreag amt, it • usan on the evittele swig Mot, &served
that he had se= • Mane sr =Woes two worsen sachet
rag. Ake they WWI istaang 11.1110.71Flotiasoda he at the
mime time lisdkand galle • to that tt
was emend the primers had mealy Wks=
Ater ementsether
Wedsh,ea A. ties,:evirg
been ia /new both primers se having
Wm, end hod no doubt newas would be
ksown sheet V ramaded.
Ithemsdelbr s week.
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Atioselitzz and Jaw ipso*, ;;;; athletic Irish Warren,
ware with steeling two holden of brandy, and being
helphealy drank en board the ship Admiral Lyman in the
Best In Import Doak.
Captain soak, the meter of the Admiral Lyons, said he
wee taking in cargo, and the primers sad others had been
engaged in stowing it. Yesterday morning, at Mae o'clock,
be went at board, and lima the prisoners very drunk and
vicious. Died], afterwards he discovered that a Gees of
=had bean bolus open and plundered. He
two quart bottles of brandy from the res.
The primes were the only two men in the hold whore the
eras of brandy were rowed. Captain Aoock added that
the.. robberies ware of vary frequent occurrence on beard
ship, and its crews of vassals too often got blamed him-
tunny.
Ivory, in defence, said that he drank nothing bat two
pints of parer yesterday.
Xr. asille—Noreture. Yen were so drunk yesterday that
you add sot be brought here.
Regan made a similar defame. It was the porter he drank
got the better of his as an empty stomach.
Kr. Beige—You were also helplessly drunk yesterday, and
could not be broeght here.
The prisoners said they walked quietly to the station.
house in Poplar from the dock ; but this was contradicted by
Bargees, a dock constable who said that a cart was hired to
convey Me primers hen; the dock to the station-boss., and
the expense was borne by the dock company.
The pruners insisted that they walked to the station-
house. _ _ _

ffelfe—How multi you walk unless the bottom of the
cart was out P There fe a story told of an Irishman who was
pat into • sedan chair with the bottom out. "Ott,
said the IrWunan, I might sa well have walked and saved
the expense of the chair, es be pat into We thing. (Laughter.)
Captain Acook said a portion of one of the Mandy
bottles was found upon Ivory, and that both prisoners
vomited • quantity of pure brandy from their stomachs is
the station-house.
Mr. Selfe—They took too much.
Captain Amok—lndeed they did; a bottle of brandy each
Wire nine o'clock in the morning.
Mr. Belie said this description of offence was vary much
oa the increase. No property was mate on board ships while
cargo was being stowed or delivered in outward and home-
ward bound ships. He eatatenoed the prisoners to be isl-
and kept to hard labour in the Home of Correction
ace calendar month,

.estotos te Gustave thison, slime Matto'', alias ;Patrols*,
alias Gavot, aged 27, wee brought up on remand before
Mr. Belie, and Adtrard Reified, alas It. lie fjord, aged 30,
for the ilia time charged with conspiring to defraud a Brus-
sels artist, named Bcheneell, of three pictures, and obtaining
mad them, value 6,000 franc*, by false and fraudulent pee-
tenor.
Mr. Lewis, senior, of Ely-plea, solicitor, anis eon-
ducted the prosecution tor Meows. Bevan and Whittier,
solicitors, of No. 6, Old Jewry, who were instructed by the
English Vice-Consul at Bruaeela. The prisoners were de-
scnbed es natives of Belgium. N. Louis Prevot was swore
interpreter. The primmer. were undefended.
Mr. Lewis, in re-opsaing the owe, meld that owing to the
report of the first examination of the prisoner Gilson which
appeared in the newepapers, the platers of which the Belgian
artist as defrauded hal been recovered, and was now in the
hands of the police. The noble Lord de Hatfort, who
patronised the artist, sad ordered the picture to be sent to
Englandores now before the magUtrets—(a laugh)—end
his title hied been so recently conferred upon him that he did
not knew bow to sign his name, and had repeated it on
paper di practiced it over and over main. The noble lord,
118 "NU be perceived by the polies sheet, had given
the isms of Edward Mefferd, but in the la-
teen bbd Waned to the artist be called Ward(
De Metiord, end De Medford, and Dee liathxd. He would
pees that the prisoner, who had represented himself as •
doh English peer, sad a annoiesser in the fine mats, had
pee by the name of Edouard, Asiorteop Collins, and others,
ski that he bed once en *Moe at N 0.30, St. Mary-at-Hilt,
end that he had lived in Beeverisarat,andTennisor-street,
Lambeth. Hafted bad also nerds describing himself
tesperter and general merchant, of No. 83, Broadway,
New Emi arias under the name of Anderson and Co., •
piece ad m which might prove very serviceable so
ea friends oe the other side of the Atlantic. With regard to
the stage against the two, be would show a came of compli-
city a obvious that be believed the magistrate would have
a hesitation in committing both for trial foe
. At the lodgings of the prisoner Gil-
reraaclill of lading for the picture, a letter
fern the artist, and a letter of advice, were found in his port-
manteau. The landlady of the home in Bouverie-street,
Pleat-stiest,where Hetfort,the eoi-direct noblemen, deposited
the picture, had written to all the parties concerned, and they
all rust in one place. Translations of the letters sent to the
artist by the praisers, one as Lord De Hetfor., and the
others ea • commission agent, and the letters written by the
artist in return, had been made by Mr. Samuel Brown, and
they would be put in. The originals would also be produced.
A duplicate of one letter addressed to M. Sohendell by Het-
ford was found in the pocket-book of the primmer, and pail
notes or drafts, of the letter written by GUAM, sad aigeed
by Wastone, were discovered in his poseessicm. In addi-
tion he might say that Waimea elks Augusts
Gustave Gilson wee tried in the latter name, or rather assess,
at the Tribunal in Brussels, in the
ietterpliLzet of Dearber
lest, for forgery, end, in default of was sentenced
to five years' unprisontnent and hard hour, :ad six months
additional in came of nun-payment of costs. It was no wonder
that Gilson hod adopted the name of Wilma" in him corres-
pondence with the artist of Brussels, where he was so well
known.

The evkleetos taken on Saturday last was reed by Er.
Bowdler, the second clerk, and trawls:ad to the prisoner.
Gilson was wonted on Friday night at • respectable coffee-
house, No. 34, Brewer-street, Goldee-equare where he was
in the Practice et tolling for letters addreeeld to him in the
WOO of Waddie. He then said he acted for Wantons, of
No. 29 a, fit. Mary-at-Hill, Themes-attest, but care a very
incorrect description of the room which he mid Weans* core
mind there, and which turned oat to be let to a teller.
Gann olio represented Wanton. to be a dialer In all sorts of
good&
Mr. Bawdier, the second clerk, asked the name of the now
prisoner celled in the police. sheet Edward Histiord, and be
wrote on • stip of paper Eugene Charles Edouard.
Evidence having been given as to the arrest of Edouard,
and of the facts stated by Mr. Lewis,
Pierre Van achendell, an millet, of Brussels, who gave his
evidence in the French lansuage, said—l received the four
letters produced, marked C D B and F from the prisoners.
Hare is sentber ass. In consequence of the receipt of these
In lettere I sent over those photographs of paintings. This
triVa !arse photograph) is one, and the subject Is
itife the Infant Saviour. The picture which I sent to
Iteglend to Loud de flatfeet, sad for which he sl4l to pay
we 6,000 bine% wee the "General in itetiremeet." Here
Is a photograph of that. The third photograph was • marine
view. I meet over the original of the " General in Retire-
ment" to Lewd de Itatfort, bat I have not received 6,000 francs
or any a it. /If I had known Edouard eras not Lord ds
I would net have NW the *ewe to England.
Mr. Low4e—Yen put NI weldwitie in the noble lord
Witmer—Y I aneght I wee dean with an honour-
able English nobles
Mr. Belts said he psesilved by the werespondswe between
the parties that the pietas (tableau) was to cane to
England at the anises risk end exposes. If the plethere
was lost before it alas is Ragland et whose doh mast It
have been ? The pretended noble lord sold be wadi net be
at any risk, end would Est pay the Mist its Yr picture
arrived safelin Eagles& The Batas lord would not pip
Null two days after the infest, end ft. Imaged be wish)
lbe expenses of freight bat to
be,. Lowl•—lf the picture beil bitt on its pimp
Is.. Ostend to London the Goad Ohm &abrades Cow-
pieg.ts when atom It via maid be,. bed to mad gad

the lam The Picture wee the medal's op to tits moment et
median It awl.
Mr. Belle—lf that fa se .yore is an sad of the charge 01
obtaining the picture by Idle mimes% end I can only
commit for conepincy.
Mr. Lewis midto *'oat aim be email not indict foe con-
spiracy without leaT' of the swine omit
Mr. tiellie—Thee on mast get leave at the court.
M. &Widen void no bat am Ms *tan is the peasemba
et
cel l. @Pitt* the officer. Hs bad beta mialvely aviadled oat

Mr. Pelle —The proweater lie Sold me fa Preach bo wishes
to mid all farther imam and Mks ids *ten my and
Window tns am

hr. LeTle orold not allow so& a dorsi b be eloptei.
Yawns. Beene end Co., who wars roprosonted by Mr. fleannel
'deed, bed taken soden in Ad matter by dire:don el gbe
Edda rabarsolor, and if ties premodion yes abandoned
Mr. Eguand Biwa, and all other porgies, wooid bo Habig is
endow for itlra imprtooneisoll.
Mr. &Ma regnoeted M. Pewee, dos inerinstor, to Wore
deleaddil he siight be dee Mused Ibis night end eons
book et dr end et a month, bat be amid not ban his pidnee
end deer die trial. _ _ .

kr:l;mnl. Damao—lt is in tbs pomession ol Spin* don
dsinisdro oMeer.
Mt. pronsoator write to have an opportunity
of libibiting ids pionsm b vial hada and lodise.
Spittle—Re can (=Melt his picture to whom be thinks
Prlt is la a large room at Inspemar Banadton's Milan Mr.
r:Solie —This elimination will ere this General in Ro•
Orstment additional Interest. _

iieiriro;ersTecitadLhing say questions of the wh-
imsies, ar salts( 'my Maine, sad
Mr. We ecomft:ai thew to Newgete for trial for esa.
Vim!.