The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 186&

derma which had bus aw UP. and go plea which had has
pat epos the record.
The jury returned a TlPTaiii for the plaintiff icy the
mows claimed.

positions takes a the Meted MeMbee an totrolei lad the
perms Wand to In thou by the same of ColliCi is the
prisoner at the bar. Whoa he sailed on me he atomise in •
skeane foe 1,4261.
Cross-e:e*aed by Ur. Robinson—l was to Foy those
chain and believed they were things to sit upon. He did not
ray to re • that they were "chairs to sit upon," but he did
say so to two of my clerks. To me be said "shiers." I
wanted the numbers on the papers he gave me and saw
there wars 1,600. The moos I Goa going to sell the goods
for less than I gave for thorn was beaus I Gould bay figs
In the market so low that I Gould make up the loss, and a
good profit Welds, on the nada of;thens. I woe therefore
willing to sacrifice 261. by the transaction. I had no
collation -4 baying figs ham any particular penes, but I ma
to go into the market and buy them.
Sir Robert W. Carden—Re has stated before that
lige were very lee, and he warned to go into the market and
boy them to attsantago.
Witness coatinued—l wanted the money to pay for the
lige, sad was willing to pay 20 per cast. per ammo for the
mosey to do so.
Mr. Robinson—What is oho amount of your bills out-
standing ?
Mr. Sleigh—l object to that question.
Mr. Robineon—Were the bills you goes Stabbing drawn
for the purpose or s Imo yywca had by you ?
Witness—Those I endbsael were some I had by me, sad
my accoptanms were ma& kr the purpose. I gave him a
2001. cheque on the 26th of October, and on the same day,
after I had given him thu 111114 Its brought ins bask the
money for it, at may end I gave hint a crowd
degas in plan of it. IdYIW a I wished to is. through
whose bank it was paid to. nave boss in basin's la Lon-
don for two years, sad prielews to that I wss with my
father. I obUbed a poetics his bagasse, and corn-
assured with • 64061, but dirt net naive any of it from my
father,

W. Ceedes—l Males manot panne this mune,
for It dais set hen apes the treales.
Mr. Reassas-4 only wasted to know If he had remind
any imam trem his father, and he says he has not.
CromAxaminied by Mr. Lewle—My father is my booker.
He has bees a lbsidtrept, and obtained his sertilloate about
four yeas ago. /knew a perms by the acme of Thalluso,but
he dots not mint ere in my beams,. I also know a person
by the name of Lro. He was present many times when
Stainbugh was at my platy ; he did net omit the shares,
but when Collins did set ions an Monday smiting, he took
ham to a share !achessismeas their value. He has
been a bankrupt. lb. Meiabsigk brought Collins to me; he
did not prods*, a matte; Journal, bet before that he did
show ate a Weft *seal Mime sumethiag else be wanted
me to eater tam. Whale Collies prei•olli the piece of paper
which I believed to be a aegis, I did not am ore what
banker it was strews. nor by when it was draws. I only
saw the legume 1,4261. j die see see the number of the
amps itself. It wee set Wail to esk or I would have
kicked at It, and the lons ask sees pastel ma to me.
Collins did not give me bit sibs% but be did give It to ay
oink. I have sables M Oddest idles myself_, bet I have
mat several times. My sleek melte a mete to Mr. Collies,
and this reduced is Is bit lasehnalleg, but I did sot NO it
before he sent it. 01181ei selbil es as es 'meld mask=
before the 27th of October few the Odra Those sells were
by my eppointaneet. I bare gee beak several of my bills.
Mr. Lewis—Have you erWiii b year attorney about
getting bark the 11/111111611f
Mr. Sleigh—l objets to that geoids*.
Sir Robert W. Carden—lt is • paves's' simmenicatios.
Mr. Lewis—lies; and ha wants he re beak his bills.
Mr. Martin (the chief clerk)—Of sistes he dem, and
would be tray red to do It.
lb. Lewis—By criminal promedings.
Sir R. W. Carden—l do not think it "prow gnostic*.
Mr. Lewis—This inquiry shall not be suppressed.
Sir Robt. W. Carden (la surprise)—Mr. Lewis!
Mr. Robinson—l think we ean get at it legally. Ha,.
you directed your attorney to attach the meets In the hands
of fitalaberge's beakers
Mr. Sleigh—l edict to your se/wiring the questioe.
Mr. Robinson—l malady shall ask the question.
Sir Bobt. W. Cardes—lt really is irrelevant to the
"her r.
Mr. Robiesou—My sliest is is a dißealt position, and be
thinks it is of importunes that he should know it.
The gaestles was ultimately pet, end "amend In the
vs.
Witness (la reply to Mr. Lowis)—l have gives value for
these bills which I gam to Staishergh. They wen not
amossodatios bills.
Mr. Lewis—What value did you give for them ?
Mr Bobs. W. Cordes—l Nally meat interfere to prokot
the whom& He bee dated that Ito pve value for the bilk,
sad yes ham no right—
Mr. Lewn—But I want to ksow what Wu he has gives
Mr them.

Ilis IL W. Carden—Will you Hates to we /
Mr. Lewia—l shall listen to ataythiag that yo say with
alsesoso.
Ws I. W. (lard's—Yea pay Tay little defenses to the
bona. It yea like to take my plata I will satiate it to yea
sad Nike. _

—Yr. isWirt—l should be Toy sorry to do so.
Witasss-1 know Moors. WM* ?mind. sad Co. ; they
to Waken.

Mr. Ls-IVY—Hare they ~du estespiesoes of yours ?
Sir EL W. Cardea—Do not answer that question. You
way attempt to Noakes Mr. Deportees (Aargau ea sash as
yes please. ►ut that has Belida( to do wit► the queatios.
Too nay try mad Miura his reputation sad his credit by
year questions, but I de not believe you will, for there baa
bola nothing to show It ; but you may even nabs him oat
a bad *anew It you out, yet still that has 'Midas to do
with the ease. Ike quietism is have them uses oomph's& to
rob Mr. Deportee et his Me.
Mr. 110--Thea there Is se me in a ssm•m:a
Lambs._

Tire Of Mr. Depsebr's dabs depend to the visite of
litalabingh to thsfr employer's sett, and to the offers of the
Oaks or thane SO be paid cm, as &earthed in Mr. Deportees
oddest*.
Mr. Juan Crofts said; I ma a sleek sad share broker.
I lire at No. I, liash.laae, HoraltllL ems of these shares
predseed were Irenglitw is to essartalo the value of
them. I Mob sums slam tale the maid end band they
wise wieder tbsew Thoy sw efelp sestidealse for dimes
la dm Wawa SINSsod flab Oaarrylag Newsy, Port
Mute., Nardi Weise. I ban dam amortabmd that the
elotomy b wished open the met book" was, sad that
emon them *Oat le a eall da of de. per shun
WM. W. ouposs—wria registered holders of thom
dimes fesuM be Hebb to paw t
Mr. (lestle—Yee.
Mr. 1101416—This is ell the *Adam I propose to offer o-
day, aml I now sek Os pelsom may be remedied.t
Mr. Moblossi tell int 'ppm dad, bat I shall set yea,
dr, to tam boa br tie Moe emerges. et tbstabesge.
There her sea hue) ale of Meuse mime the be mode
is et say fake mime witaievas, end so to tbat mensead.
sal alums to waited delis sal lime le le peepeeSevese.
Sir B. W. Cardeml Imo Mb If My lAA to rimed
him, and Ido umbel Mil I abesil be tnelidoil to taking
bail. I feel that bete Is cielliellileSel el great diMmilty.
Mr. Lewis—MP dint h bees eery unfairly dealt by.
He was on hb way to this owl m gni .Adana, when to
was put in the del t. Ide bops, dr, yes will not mad him
to Newpte. There is se fraes agslost
fib B. W. Carden—Yes beget that be sever Galled after
the shares were delivered.
Kr. Lewis—That is what I am combs to. He found
they were omission, ad he would not complete his
Sir
Sir B. W. Carden—l 'hall out bell.
The primers were this reseeded.
Mr. Henley applied for a eammons against Neuman.
Mr. Lewls—l will aadertaks to melees him U yea will
presides sot to give him iota custody ?
Mr. Bleigh—lf yea will prod's. his I will place him In
the dealt by the side of the other primers.
Mr. Lewis—Then, I will sot predm his.
Bur E. W. Catdon—You de aot want a sammeas, for you
sea give ehm into austody U yea dad him, if yea main a
lankilions is of ao use.
The prisoners inn dm removed.
The hearing of this ease coupled over three Loan, during
which time the coat was dewily crowded by penoas
anzious to hear the promedisge.

A female droned Is deep =earning, who stated that abs
wee the widow et Inspooter Remball of the D Cristo' of
pollee, lately doomed dirt a sheet dame, and that she bad
sir shade= la a sad state of deetitntion, waited on Mr.
Hisughtoa for *dries and weisteasa
Applisast said that oa her huebaad's death, all the ie.
spectres of the pollee, es usual fa seek eases, contributed 11.
sash to her 'nowt, and after paying her husband's debts
and the funeral expenses, she had 991. left, which she pet
into the Royal British Bank rely two days before It stopped,
iatending to keep it there • short din till sh• could go Iske
eons business. She thought it as good a bask as any Gem
She and her children were now gaits destitute, and alma
heartbroken.
Mr. Broughams said it wan a shocking thing that her
money goad be taken is at a time when those accented
with the bask mist have known they were going to stop.
Hs should sot, however, advise her to sell her deposit note
at preseet. as she must do so at a mat loss. He would give
her some misuse* trim the poor.bou, and perhaps bar case
appearing in the 'woman might attract aid from the
beasvolase.
LAMBETH.

Thomas iltaiseU, the infontor, was charged with not op
:agnand pleading to an Indianola preferred against bins
ate Surrey Smiths.
Mr. Solomon appeared as attorney to the prosecution
against Stowell; sad Mr. Lewis attended as behalf of the
seared.
Seas weeks age Stowell was corawitted for trial at the
Sum &Woes ea a sharp of having obtained by
tread and isles prelims the oath of 61. • fees
Idn. Panay, of Wslwesth, but wee ululated to ba,
Mani( In 401,, sad two serstise is .1101. Stowell,
however, dii not appear at the weds= ta diesbarge
of hie rthognisaness, sad his nano ksvlu keen gelled la the
ordinary way, the evert declared the anegalteasseestroated,
sod the usual medicate having bees enabled from the
Clerk of the Posse's egos, a warrant lee /Need's appro..
barks was applthd tor sod prated me Ma NEM Oa the
17th of Oetobsr—throe dela beton Me Insup Sueleae—
Stowell node apelleatiem to Mr. Hem Marin, b abenhore,
to Mu as mu Nueva hats the Quin'. Mina, bet the
=Lawe rasa Me. Baum Id however, eat-
tbe up ebemiti be reseuti lOrnenal
Oars. smanded Neva gauged the neessinetse• as ha-
ul/ is 10111. ad She sevettee Is 101. ern Oa the 27111
the day es ad* the Old Sag nein seemseseell—hatl
=bees pet is hr the quotas of Sowell at as %boa
; but ks agMelM to appear.

r Me. Lewis wu Inetrutad that his &eat had attended at
the aeseiowaeitenforhitwonsino
or three dcalays(eausose
the dithatoshist
of
ngiebae opn
day .
PreNnsie•

Mr. ilolomos said his client had been put to Perham ex•
penes and trouble. The statement respeotiog Stowell's
attendance at the MINIM was not correct. The fact was,
defendant was endeavouring to trifle with justice. A true
bill had been found by the grand jury, and he (Mr. Solo-
mon) called aria hie worship to commit defendant for trial
on tout indictment at the next session.
M►. Elliott told the prisoner that he must find bail in the
amount axed by the Judger—namely, himself in 1001. end
two sureties In 601. each—to appear and meet the charge at
the next Surrey &Wont, and gin in the names of the acre•
ties to one of the officers of the court, so that the necessary
inquiries might be made.
The prisoner was then removed from the court, and sub
sequently taken to 13orcemoager•lsne Gaol.