The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-16 00:00:00

MANSION HOUSE.

A remarkably smart looking boy, who gave the arida.
erode name of !Francis Howard Abiey, and who was stated
to be only twelve year, old, was brought before the Lord
Mayor charged with attempting to pick pockets in St.
Paul's-ehurcbyard.
The 011413 was a rather remarkable one, and exhibited
extraordinary amount of daring sad isgenuity os
the part of the prisoner. It smeared that yesterday
afterooon s police odioer named Pat was on duty
, ins Cheapdde, when be sow the prisoner and another boy
who was somewhat older watching the parsons who were
rambled to look at Bennett's clock. The prisoner meet
up to one or two ladies and felt their pockets, and to did
so to an old lady, but he appeared usable to get his
hood into her pocket. She walked away to St. Poore.
churchyard, and the primmer ad his companion followed
her, and while she woe waiting for a Richmond omnibus,
the primmer again tried her pocket, but still without sw-
oon. He then went up a court and took off his great oa
Mug it over Wars, and west up to the lody egeta, s t
with the band is which the coat had bees placid, he raised
her dress, and thrust his left band iota her pocket under the
sower of the oast. At this moment the prisoeer's nom.
panion saw the constable, ad be culled oat, "
slop." (a slang term for a policeman), sod the prisoner sad
his companies ran away, but the prisoner was pursued, and
takes into custody. Where salad his address, be said that
be lived at a tinker's is Goldin-lass, and this was all that
could be got out of him.
He was remanded.
WORSHIP-STREET.

TIIIVVIII AND

Edward Sadler, 24, described as—a
warehouseman, lir*
at 9, Warren-stmt. Islington, was charged with stealing •
large quantity of (Ism, comprising decanters, tumblers,
and wiinrgisesss, sad other property. beloagiag to kis
employers, Messrs. J. 3. and S. Shorter, china mid ram
dealers. carrying as busbies is Crispia-strost. Spitalfia& ;
mid Milian °skims, 29, a butcher In Wentiam4trent, Now
North-road, was charged with ramie* a portion of tho
same under • entity knowledge.
Mr. Hemet attended for the promo:maim ; and Mr.
Vasa tar both prisoners.
There bare been four remands of this case, which was
first brought under the notice of this police in acmes.
=elof • "split" by oce of the rankers. at which
itism. Shorter were perfectly unsuspicious of what
wae going as, sad the losses to which they were
being subjected by oat, of their servants. Is dm
first iustaace Nolkieloka, of the V division, made •
communioation to Surgesat Downing. H Midas, whisk
was followed by Um appreltanden of Sadler about a with
sinoe with a few of the stolen sedan in his pockets. Re-
mand followed reamed with the view of placiagathers
the dock by that prisonor's aids, sad subsevy Oskiss
occupied that D.:whim Moro property was Wpm possessioa
ofand • goodly array ol glass wee mew plated ma Um sholf
of the crisksu, with renard to whisk she followlng
evidence was rewired sad is deserving detail in prolamin
to the mt.

William Magnus —I am eooductor of an months,
betimes the Crity and Paddingtoo. losow ...._1 diem ; about the middle of last summer he ligime rwo
dont! pautseger. He gave me these Utilise (4.2.61***
ben, he.). One daylto asked me, " HOW 41116-71,14
glowr I said, " so
Oh, she has some,,, and this hi ...o
to give me some es they were oittfasiiioagg
lr Fad se at different theft I told him that I.
be out of his debt ; and he replied, •• Ohre i
°rots-examined—l reosived some glaresflak httle
lately as awe wse/u ago. Didn't know his nose mew:
went. I eettainly thought him a gateroo2 am 4 -s-4
Mr. Vasa—Them you have been reestriog gpb,
late peeled?
Mr. Eliseo—lndeed so. ,
Wallas—My misses wouldn't haws the Ohs
mad not tell her where I had them tow
Mr. Vaan—Theo she was far mere wed*
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Nov
ssh. cud be pay h's far* when km Sias h
°mottoe

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Ellieou—Yee. U. did.u4 pay yoe for his nigh.
ordinary way, but he did pay, and ia fact's. la
Dement, and your employers were dshaeded sf ith;
(Walser looked very foolish at this murk him iiiiffigiesre,) should advise you to adopt slam holm,
mode of fulfilling your duties for the future.
Witness—l eerteinly sir, •
Dunoway lotimated that this witness led ass
mach envies to the pollee by Informatros furewasgrat
Both prisoners were remanded for ooresetke
depoliticise.

WERIVINSTER.

A POLIOTWAN CHANOND WITH LIMN mlta. Joao Bouncy a polire-con•toble of the B dinnaker.
brought up on wareset charging him with hitha; beet yule as tight duty, to the immiseat
persons sad property.
Jame Toweeeed. WM B, rid--On Wedeln,*
eelock. I marched with the defendant wed ether
their bests, I saw the defendant on to hie heat mil
there. At ladled 11, from information I reedvii
Poticooneetable Pace, 142, I went to the
lodging. I knocked at the door. and delisted nal ei
answered it himself. I mired him hie ream
left his heat in the mom, be had done, whew
be did sot mess to do any more duty—hewn •
the police. I cautioned him to be at the
office the next morning, but he was neither there awn%
ofilce of the commWoner. He woe tam ilk
Nab
yeeterdny.
Mr. Belfe—Had he his uniform on when pm wagiiii
beam an Wednesday sight end law him
to bed. Witsees—No ; he we undressed, se though he task
Yr. Sella—What bag be done with hi Wheal
Beperistendest Gibbs--He has siege It spank
Defendant—l will admit I left my beat M Wpm
bed been drinking, and did sot know whet I
or
doing. 1 had been drinking the greater part et
Mr. fielfe—Did he appear drunk, Toweeted, wit
went to him, sad he mid he would sot do my aim
Witsess—No, he appeared perfectly sober.
Mr. Belts--Bow long has he beers in the pease
Superinteadeot Hibbs—Bevan months. •
Mr. Belle—Will be be continued in the polio ill
flaperisteedent Gible—Oerteinly sot. Theh
mations offense. It wee an impartial bat, Simi
valuable eeassrty on it deserted.
Mr. e--Hu he bees reported before?
liaperisteedent—Yee, far drunkenotta
Yr. Belle—lt is a very bad caw.6lllll D• 4 pi a
final 41., or one month's imprisonmeet.

wexreWORTH.

♦ 11W KIND OF TOBACCO SMOKING 01 A SAM'
Williams Colly end Charles Thomas, workout, hieli
ploy of the South Weston Railway Compeer.=
owned by Kr. T. Best, "foe that tidy M
smoke esetalo tobacco is the Olapheal Jurist milk
endesey to the rake end regulatbes.•
Coup maid he emoted is the shed after he bail der st,
Mr. Best said the shed was where the easily in
kept, and was part of the etatioe. Notices was *di
is ell the work/Ikeda of the compaey to the AP
smoking we? set allowed.

Theme itoededjuiliy: lie mid he forget iimetigh
Mme, rued be was very say for what marred.
mir Mr. Daman told them that they were little le
punialmeet, for node, the general act of perheauti
camels& egoiest any bye-lew or rule t the
whom they were outplayed. they might be • •
two abode, meths or forfeit the mot of 1(g.

Mr. Bent said, in answer to the magiird Irk
Beattie desired him to say that in proceedies
ears the object was to Ist the Ines know they he he
the law, u well as the company's ram Be ksf r
for the Mirror of a heavy penalty, hat Emir lath
to he eantioned.
_ _ .

Mr. Daymen observed that it was very asp.
.mob ha
:itaYeaidPalit°fhe thecomiraeltukLywere wile*
the OW is ea extent of 40,0301.
Yr. Darman doubted whether the hibstil
of a fire from smoking tobacco. would be le mil
their itouratioe if it were proved that limptelsi
their rasa. Timm wee great deal el walk Will
sad a peat many fires happened through" Id Om*
-Ns compaay were booed to be eery partials Ahem
as Ile. Beat did not with to prim fora Meg paskyi
should impose a small fine. &

The &indents wen thee find 104 sat lianii
sad they were desired S. tall an !bete fillereebe
that they were liable to be haprisond willed a fit'

Lut night the Marchioness of Salisbury kik
weak. peaty this seams at the family maim is idc
towaireet, Piocadilly.

The Duchess of Marlborough gave a sit
isasente lest evening at her mansion io St. Jamnfoilit
at which about 100 of the Elite were presoak
The Marquis and Marchionese e Cleve.
ham arrived I. Stratton-street from Fortunes Oa
county Galway.
The late Lord Monteagle was buried on
In the family burial ground at Spannagoldea abed
miles from his residence, Mount Trenchwd, soar I
The fumed was largely attended by the petty ef
district and the numerous tenantry of the damsel
men. The whole cavalcade extended stoat tee
from the place of depredate ; the *natty, who
700 in number, wilting four abreast.
The application of the treatment Minh'
Mr. Worms to infected cows upon the fans d are
Rothschild, at Meetmore, is still attended wilt MA
"and there seems some reason to hope," says the MA
" that as efiloaciona mode of cure has at I* hess th
severed. In two of the three new coos reforelleyele
day tie cattle have entirely recovered. nom pork*
cured creations well. There was a fresh ease yeewhlll
the mom farm, and others were expected is Weed*
Mr. G. R. Lappet, the veterinary surgeon, writer PO
day that is ten eases be is treating under Mr. Wolff
direction the cattle are doing well."
It appears, if we are to believe • Frisch PIM
that the telegraphic works between Siberia and AMMO
OM
plebe:los with great energy sod activity. The=
teatime of the works has been waded to the
*Ow* Colossi Bulkley, swirled by Captais MOW"'
Lieut. Bosch. These officers ire at peewit sePIPI
surveying the shores of the Sea of Okotek hem he paid
Nicelaiell to Alan. As soon as the *meld beta
been laid on the snow M. Roach is to start to h
sledges drawn by reindeer, sad M. Abep, ulterior'
tractor of the Siberian telegraph lies, is to pee bred*,
works as far es the port of Niooleie wski early h
The Morning Advertiser has much
ia stating that " the Marquis of Westmeath has OR ..°..111
handsome sum of SOL for the purpose of dialninilf 1.
of the Epistle to the Boman@ in the Italian WWI
smear the people of Daly.* This Epistle has blew
oat became "in the first place it is *tend to IuPPAI
having berm addressed to the Christians is their
said
espitel—and which they expect to have for their 011111..
vaa7 so= again--the letter of Paul to the Romans wig
be *vista with a special interest to them ; ahlll/
second place, the great cardinal truths of the 00061'
slioneneent, notification by faith, the hese* and .
of Divine Grace, fic. —ere all de irly stated end enflodlihhti
enforced in that Epistle.
Mr. Daniel D. Home, a gentlemen who hal h
gulled moth notoriety both in this country sad Ansil
from his connexion with " Spiritualism," give a Wield
Willieslteeses lest evening in explanation of that slaw*
The Ne nye his appearance accords well with*,
faiskile for he bee s spectral aspect. He is ie are eft
Mame prodble orgsaisatios—" the shill sad eholowill
man "—with eyes eta strange, Dot to eV =WWI. ha
snakes sallow cheeks, sod a voice which makes aphilli
what it wants in melody. His heed is altar Nocom
fee Its hair, which is early and abundant. After MOO
•munleer clitoris@ of the Mueohaness whoa. Sr.
eluded by readies a poem " dictated by the Ott
earlibey." rrotinorNo
Asaareossomer hadmadshe
hierstirappeamed from the *API
the andieses would not give him • hearing. 0° 14114
to tie doer, however, he shot off some Patti dr&
each se " isseabeg," " book" " trash," " rebirth," a
Phms7," neeesseek" and (Aber exelareetiees d *el
The Coronae@ inquiry into the deplorable •
don et Nis Hightreek Colliery, nest Wigan, hf" 41111,
ease and boys Imre killed, was concluded cu
The terY could net decide bow the gas wee tipbit"'
absolved the owner of the pit from all blame
The Lake Superior mines produced 971
Mate
eyes is DM, a pia of 915,—Auer ken egloer•