The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-09 00:00:00

COINING TUZUSH 7.1.4822.13.

APPREHENSION OF ANOTHER MANCHESTER
MERCHANT.

Another of these cases has just been diaoovered in
Birmingham. Oa Wednesday night, the Greek, Antonio
Calncensed, who Is already committed for trial at the
Borough &salons, charged with the above offence, wee libe-
rated on bed ; sad the mime night Thawed the septa*, by
Baperiateadeat Glossop, of meth* Manahan reardtemt,
charged nth berg cosomed with Calvocerreed i emote(
the plasm. to be made. The moos of the mixed noun
parson is Thomas Moss, of the nature age of 'Myna, a
' merchant, in extensive Menem at Headtheld, Mantes•-
' tr. Prom information Mr. Olmop remind, he
It hY daty to neon Mon with he had boa
kneed, bad arrived is Birmingham After a smelt, orm-
pyieg needy the whole of Wednesday, the penman wee ap-
=aded at the Wool Peek Moor-inset,MA% at
. He et first dined that be Tee the pima sought for,
but his identity was afterwards proved beynd doubt.
Os Itursday the prisor wee taken balm Meson. T.C. 8.
Kmasnity Ind W. ilk,
Wat the Public Oath Menetrest,
when the therm wee partially gone Into.
Mr. J. Motteram, barrister, of the Oxford Circuit, in-
dented by Mr. A. Walter, the public prosecutor, sad sa-
-1 need by Ma G. R. Collis, Turkish Consul is Birmingham,
conducted the prosecution ; the defence being entreated to
Mt. T. Harding, solicitor.
The not was crowded during the Minim by a respectable
auraotteram, in openlog the case, meld he was %enacted
ea the prase* 1.20111i08, as he kid Wm ea a *min ame, to
imam the preaseana edo AMP 4:8 o:slwrt
piestres. The tids omens was
a linneleseele serdimeeheetop, • named i
Theses.
Math wee
brought lane the as.. set of pediment es the ewe amid
Cal the 43rd George 111., dopier 139. At
1 that dm be . Modenon) stated that the ovideme Toth(
to • mein mien hiplieste a matiensa micapyhig a geed
poi this town. That griathame, Mate none
hs lit: ia
forbore to mention, and to Whom the evidens pointed,
wee Mr. Wood, of the line of Wood sad Ikea, who any ea
bemuses In Bath-nest, as merchants. After giving the syt-
dototaroody adduced the most careful comideration, he (Mr.
Monroe) felt hound to may that though there might be
some difficulty in thing a admiral cheese oa Mr. Wood, his
conduce in the whole ease tad been extremely negligent sad
culpable. They had not been able a. y7et to reach all the
penes who had Minded the trensaatiam, bat Mr. Wood
had, throe& his solicitor, Mr. Wright, plated la the heads
of the prosecution all his letters, bons, and papers relating
to it; y Mb, any signaled' they would, at tenet, reach ma
of the perdu who had base imaged throughout the hoar
action. That mesa was the primmer Mon of the firm of
15,—.2tyC0., of Manchester. The evidence
tehea meld be kid before the bench, did
would he nether alei.gthend by the testimony of Mr.
Wood hI.NII, who would tsf the bench the pert he
had lama fa the mast. Hs (Mr. Mottles.) fit
bed to reps* thee Mk. Work's sarlor bed ben
rorattkrealmblia; aid bedsores& ; bat de hod bees
. Weed weeM tell the limit this the sup-
ply of sapperld bin Illaweriel le Ettaever be had
nee lel Ie bean did the ealbselly el
man bed been twined nr the memitetare K the
Mr. Modenaa then talled the Mot* winners :
Mr. Hector MI MS, ehrk to Mews. George Wood sad
Bow, was the that Mmes. He said-0 the,
Co., el Ilsadresnr, aseregoad with oar gem. The
dont Ws oath moms with sesethere elfin nth sad Ma-
eat, he mkt guada. Abel* the Bed eft Mirth I ressembar
the diming MI Celvesenesel somiag eMseta Went.
weseinere. I raw then, and Moms send me if Mums we
mode la Blinalaghem. I replied that they were • sad ia ardor
to
dm what matiamthem that such we the semi, sa riaced ordi-
naryagrammed at I have
▪ Men *la • Todd* Pena Beth took part
111 the 001M11.41., 001 VMS INIPSOOId eiggaireN7- MI
to mom of the mementherne. I meth lest Is the Mani.
maim' sig slaw M. oar
no, produced the
seta 4.. lits. sad WM der Mama Memealf pion
Mr. MSIMILTMeIt Mr= P•• • Kilo
admen the be s ann said that
beferethey mid be lediZ etatherilp of As artersiont
or FliiihmeMteleler thenemloy atm ithealated would
have to be proems& Oas elf them midmash ma
was not aseemery. Vey lithe paned hoped th:tl.Blll7e
that left, and all them went to Mr. Harp Down's, In
Grad Chernostrest. I letrodueed the abject to Howler,
sad helm the eimmedia by saying we were ems to see
if he could make say el these esies—the glee e befog swum
=L I " WSW* say who produced it. ISt.
ammo
eda he weld take them • the. would ha no Mi-
nd, nowt tun I ens told hie: the erannethsa we had
had with Mr. Heaton as le tie illeplity. Kr. Dona them
said, "Oh, If there is anything of that kind, I'll have
nothing to do with it." One of them &Awl Mr. Dewier if
the eons could sot be made without its being Mown. Mr.
Howler said, " No, ming that it would have to pies dowel
so may diatom hands." Nothing farther was amid, sad
we that lett. We then all three weed to oar warehouse in
Bathateeet, by which time Mr. Gauge Wood was there.
After eine nether =venation with Mr. Wood, to whole
whet had taken pine had bees sapidaed, the 11admin and
Gelvonned still seemed to thin it meld he dose, sad
asked Mr. Wood to accompany them am* to the isms pee-
wee.

Mr. George Wood was next celled. He said—On the 2ael
of Mardi I law Calueorreeel and Moe. at my warehoue.
My desk said they had been to Kann. Histon's sad to Mr.
Dewier. As far u 1 osn remember, I was told that they
bed bees to Heatoa's to euertsta the price of some copper
win. I believe a written satimeta w sent for 9.. id. per
gross.
Mr. Harding here pointed out that than certeinly we. a
mistake is the arid/nos.

Mr. Wood went on to may : I believe I saw tkr estimate. I
think it was sent to my WMAII100•11. The pascals Coln-
corned rid they could give en order at 9a. ed.,
_for which
04 we wait down to Mr. Raton again. We Arse saw
Besse Heaton and Mr. Ralph Hera, Jun., oho come
into the room. I maid ors would arder at the pries aimed.
One of the Messrs. Hatton asked if we had a proper Who-
rity. Calvooorrersi rid be did not think we wanted any
authority. A little argument then took place as to tho me-
amity of tho authority, which send In the production by
Mews. Heaton of the act of parliament, and It veered to
us. When that was read I said to the, "Yon
✓e
It can't be done ; I wash my bands of the
matter altogether." We than left. On the way
to their betel, at the bottom of grow-kW, one of the said
he should like to see Mr. Omelet again. I said " Very well,
we'll go and sr him." We did go, sod tow him. I non
introduced the subject. Mr. Dowler rid he could make any
F=T. I told him what bad take at limn.
e so to the necessity for the an and be rid ff
Messes. Heaton could not maks them he not. He was
urged to make them by Calvecorreen. TM latter asked if
it need be known that they wen being made. Mr. Cowin.
maid that ln a romonfactory Wm his it was impossible hr them
to he mode without its being known. We than leg, end I
▪ " Yon me it is impossible to get than dose without
authority ; you must get authority." They rid they could
easily do so. After that I went with than to their hotel,
when I found my clerk, waiting =ride the door
with a psrosl of inksionds, which they bed bought at Mr.
Dowler's. Nothing fuels took place with me, and I left
my aka with the. That was Mom the had of Merck and
I did not see tither the irlsedost r Calvocoressei from
then all new. Os the 10th eillareit I received a letter
from Mr. Moss. It la in the hand of the born I
nonelly rossind from liissiehmem mined Man upon dok
I ban aired far CHM, Mama. end Co.
Mr. Harding objected that anal hketillatilis wee sot
sedicirst.
Mr. Molter= maid be mold not redeem bake
Mir, Ratan thin amid thr, with lb* ot MOM el the
Wen , Wboa& had bind the whole ore genetMom
Be MI set New e=theisire
A glees arm sieweary le pew the
basikelles et Ik., easys=sa lea *eels le width
day the OM anti bewastled 111. la
wend elesews
with the beim et wen
sewisma. It detail
to adjourn it till ilentrday, at ten debt.
Bell to the antent of 4001. was awed tor the primer's
oppresses to-day.

ROBBERT AT BLENHEIM PALACE.—A robbery of
myrorrt=a poriderebie, ara W
went Tit took=sofen Soodey Ld
The article' • pow to hare Ma mien flaw the
room 000spkd by the duchess, who mimed then frooldriettb
Iste ea Booday sight, when they were &pedal elm with
• binge mucky ef jewellery mai piete the talus of 2,0001.
30001. The miring property emprisee • masivo LT
ohs* mks yearn' ; a mil ismil fothl Mob. mho LT
Briquet ; aa emeelled goad ddo, with • jewelled deep
etteabod ; • gold brunt pia, tariMe bead ; • gold brim
pla, with a Mow** hood amass., sad • kathrr mkt*.
leek pwrea erresefakemoril um of witerry laformika
of IM witliory weehroweill Is Mr. C. Y. Owen. Mel owe-
: etehie eithe Oxlbrdelito pare,, who hateedlately imitated
awii•fietela
isla=itityariap. to the pretest Me the
IMAM/MU? or • PAXlTM.—Yeatorday morn-
ing • Mogoki MIMS omfooi to George Kato. •
MX 27 rwatwheasitleg Y X*. i, Atiabibrylosa,
mihrtmle me eaweek ea •
And
oaf/My o”pod in two,
101 l tbi auk rIoMIN the Poinie
. Ile me ealleflatwil oe soos so moth*
Moo he wee omeywi la Guy% ultimo gm
seeitinee wr readerwl. bat be B. Ma MIL
WARD or BIMOPKIATIL.--.111 a bold
ywatraday et Crosby-hall, Xr. et Nor
mat, was •11•01•11 • mum °maim for the Illohopplo
mit is themes of Mr. hams Bervind Cm, Motatli,

[TWOPENCE.

TRI 111.101110 N NBTV LIFEBOAT,

BRIGHTON. MT. T.
A few months ago the Royal National Litchis*
Iselltution stationed at Brighton one of Rs ilret-olem
feet lifeboats and a transporting carriage. In complia,"
the stormy and tempeetnone state of the weather, sad the
heavy ass which prevailed her. preen*, with the wind
driving from the south went, Mr. John Wright, who has
charge of the lifeboat, ooneidereel it a favourable opportunity
to teat her quellikatione ; emusquendy, about half-past S
o'clock In the afternoon, having got hie mew together, the
woe launched from her sink in the wed beach-boat
by houghs, Wright acting as cozewain, and his eon
bowman. The mew were Thomas Virgo, Gorge Humphrey,
James Atherall, John Mover, &mud Akeharet, Thomas
Young, Richard Meaaor, George Self, end Charles Smith,
who all seemed as willing and amine ea Wright to try bee
sea-going qualities. She was got of in admirable style by
moms of her haul-of moot which ia always oat fee
and
for an smirpncry and Mal man, equipped
cc the occasion with lie cork life-jacket on, wee
quiekly reedy for the alert, and on the word being
given wkly end
mantlany they rowed to the wbd-
ward as Canneetalete, the boat riding ever
the dirge most galls:illy, perfectly in obedkinoe to her
anew. fthe was than rowed twice over the outer bar, where
the bawled swell wee; and those in her having perfect con-.
added in bee giddy, they laid on their oars, and let her drift
broadside under the sea, when she filed several times, but
diallers's& se fast as the water came in. After shoot on
hour's trial, during whisk she proved to be all that could he
baked in • lifeboat, she returned to the shore, amidst thie
tremeedcom &win of the thousands of 'pedaloes abed
thronged the leash sad dig,. writhe omen us Oat be
nom woe in as due a es-best fa hie Ile, and hem the Idol
ha bed yule/day be would use *Mated kb eervisee la her
,
ifsmassary, in the lOW *WM Mars% ail ntiarnet belied
her do mem
amend wee
vaelebed.
This glabLeetrietra Peake's plan, and wee built by the
Moen. Farmed.