The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-02 00:00:00

IIiALBOItdUGH.STREET.

Ranh Gibbs was tromps totem Mr. Berndt's, charged
ow the polies sheet with coseesgag the birth of ebitd.
I Kr. Biradoa asked if the child is the ants of tbe premium
was the child whose birth she was charged with oft-
Idealist! ?
The soustab'e replied Is the allnustive.
Kr. Besdos said it nos gulls absurd to plies such •
charge as the Most. Concealment of birth wee where the
dead body of as infant was conveyed swey sod mionled
I The shone, if anything, wen one of attempting to murder
bar infant.
Kiss Stymie said she was assistant toe dressmaker, No.
61, Condsit.street The prisoner was owe of the servants.
Oa the 3rd of 3 sly she noticed that the prison.' I milted ill.
The pelisse' west to tbe 03,1 cellar, and witness foilowed
sad IMssod, sad thee heard the cry of en nitwit. 61te
thee told her employer that ate invested sontithing was
wimp with Sash, and ou this • polim-mostable was
sent (or. _ _ _ _

Polie►e eatable Barlett, C 120, tied he went tate the
oaths, sad there, buried ...lir tee reale, h. Lobed th. b4y
of a Ike Want. The prisece!eat it Itu ea usiorionete

bsaisms, bat she had sot put the chit where it was head
with nay bed lactation.
Mr. Mitchell, maistaat to Dr. Johnnie, said be was said
is tons the chid. He foetid it sayerad with coal, its eyes
sad moattt were filled wits coal. Th• child was alive and
mast bare bun a partiettlarly rrong child to ham survived
the mutant it bad rereivad. The child and sf•erhirth
mem together, and ibis amounted for the tact of the child
sot baying dud from bemirrhap.
To a quadsa from the magistrate, Mr. Mitchell replied
that the child suit have died had not ansistsata tuts ren-
dered is time.
Mr. Bead= renanded the sass for a ft w days.
SOUTHWARK.

J ha Sway. • bisereseviteerr. of Little Terriegtos-
emit, Toningtoa equate. and Willis= Simpson. &Ma
°eery Flatasse, respectable-1.0 king men, well lowers au
tee iterfOntli brought up from Brigetos by inspeeter
psalm, 11 divisioe, 'barged with utterieg • forged fel. Hoak
of Zegiseel note at the Brighton Asilaay Termlaus. Lew
dea-lesidge.
Stephea &shard Jean, • booking clerk I. the employ of
the lesadea. Brighten, and South Coat Railway Company,
said that he was et the pey-eledow of the Loadea-bridge
tandem ea Tuesday mornisg, issuing Settees for Good
wood. The train was • very lam out, sad Just as be was
shoat to does Um wisdom for the startles of tbe train the
primmer same resbiag up sad called for two Helots for
Goldweed. He supplied them, whoa Sum headed hiss •
L tote. gimem pee him four sovereigas sad the re-
nriadise of the &mope in silver, when they west sway
topodeare mod tittered the rarierey carriage. At nos as they
Mee wham method the rote, sae heviag ems
as is its geeelseetes, he took it late sae of the
AIN, whoa be was reeomaseded to take it to the Bank
efiagiaad. He did so immediately, when the Bask
ameleriels• preneemod it to be • forgery. Oa his retina to
ale leilwas, leeteeter Carpenter was eloganomisated
owl s telograplde amp etas forwarded to Briglitce,wkort

the ;winners were detained and takes before Mr. Bipp,
t►e stipendiary magistrate. Manna was positive as to the
identity of the prisoners.
tospector Gamester. A division, said be received infor-
mation of the oecnneoce, end caused the prisoners to be
detained at Brighton. Oa his arrival there I.e asked Stacey
w►ere he got the note from, that he had paned to last wit•
nese. He mid be had received it the day before from a
servant girl from 0 war street, near his house. The other
primmer said be knew nothing of the note. Be was a lodger
of Mr. Stoney's, end was going with his to Goodwood raw.
Wimess Lock them balm the magistrates et the Tows-ball,
Brighton, when the depositions were token, and in cone,-
queens of the note being tittered in Southwark, they were
seat up to this court for farther ezentination. Be wiehed
for a remand, to enable him to produce further evidence.
The prime's were accordingly remanded until Wednes•
d►y nest.

EDINBURGH JURY COURT.—(BEcoND DIVI-
SION) —WIDNISDAT, JOLT 30.
lamas vas Leanwan 1V•TIC1 Mai AND a JOIT.)
DeLAILII V. 117111111.1 AND lITCHII.-111FAKATION.
In this ease Mr. Duncan N'Laren wet pursuer, and Mr.
Ritchie, the proprietor of the " Sooteman," sod Mr. Rut-
sell, the editor, were defenders. Considerable public interest
beteg elicited by the awe, the court was crowded to some
throughout the whole day.
There appeared for the pursuer, the Dean of Faculty,
Mr. Young, sod Mr. A. B. Shand, advocates, and Mr.
Zeroes Peddle, W 8 , agent; Air the defenders, the L• rd
Advents, Mr. Feeney, sad Mr. Logan, advocates, and
Messrs. Miller and Crawford, 8.8. C., agents.
The issue laid before the jury quoted in detail the esti-
elm, passages, verses, and fictitious advertisements pub-
lished in the " &Demon " and "Deily Seationen," and
afterwards collected tad reprinted in the " Election Num-
ber of the" Satanism' Tee lint passage given was an
entroot from a leading article se follows :
" Every demo( hooves in the political world was
there represented—Masamalsa, Ave.,Pines, and Bastille.

There was the taunts played by Mr. Juan
dytonn—' it is nothing but roaring.' It might be Impolite
to seggest that any one appeared for the onadremaas, er
even that there were any odd spettimeu of the plows; but as
for the viperldm, what could boa nitre delbattfal object of
Christian contemplation then air William Johnston end Mn.
Daman M.Larea Wriest, intertwining the folds of their
affections, no longer with anything cold' between them?"

"Ahoy* 6U, let them look attlist feculent mess which Mr.
Derma ll`Larea laid before yesterday's useetiag, and sey
whether that is the man they obey, and the spirit they are ot
. . It was a meet painful Masao, of how a slaver and
assfal mu may ruin himself by mere soarers of soul. We
comsat trust ourselves to sondaeat ea east a speech : old
prisaples ca+t to the wind ; old friends traduced, their lives
seared at, sad their deaths predicted; venom ia every
word, and a dagger in every nutcase. . . . It may he
stroag language, but it is true that the effect of some pee-
tioa of this unhappy outbreak was to sake the blood of the
hearers rim almost as cold as that of the speaker."
The neat qui.tatioe was from another loading article,
which contained the following passage
"The trick implied is oar &welt proverb about the
' first weed of dynes,' is very will knows is electioneer
in; auft'an to these with whom trick is natural, eine
daily to that spades is the political world which corra-
-1 speeds to, sad eometines, in quite a frieadly way, is com
pared with, that species in the natural world which
crawl about seder the dorm Oa their belly shall
they ere, sad dust shall they eat all the days of their
life.' "_

Another's:tract is these terms, from a leading article,
was slso quctsd :
"At Mr. Brows Douglas' sleeting . . . with the
shams of the south sid., the wow conspicuous feature
was Lb. 'seduce of Mr. Dumas 11.Laren as ebsirssas.

. . . Every elector who rese st seen:leo his right
of speech or question, was received with a volley of taunt
sod insoleocs from the *belt ; sad, If he happened to have
sass been a member of the °bisection's own cunning*, so
mush the moss was be Moulted and brow-beaten. If the
orris of last situ'. chateau were to descend to andtmose
in disproportion, Edinburgh penile mectiogs would become
mere solaces of uproar sad ruSenicm "

Thee fell ter aertala me. re, " The Unholy Alli-
mier," also Mime Biddy (Qr. B. D. ?) Geed sad tbe Eden
bore Basks," sad a Gastonia sovertimment. The question
left for the &Mane of the jury was whether the said ar-
ticles, passages, verses, sad amities* advertisement, or any
pads thereof, me of and coact ming the penises, and whe-
ther tha pumas, it thereby calemakasly and injuriously
h-Id up to public hatred, s oatempt, sad ridicule, to his loss
sad demsge ?"—Dissages metaled, 1,0001.
Mr. Yams haviag evaded the owe for the peruser, and
asides's levies bees heard,
Mr. Logaa addressed tMr j cry for the defence.
The court adjoaroed MI seat day, when the jury returned
a verdict for the parfait ( r plaintiff), dassage• 40W.

THE GREAT ROBBER! AT TEE PAVILION
HOTEL, FOLKESTONE.

FOLKESTONE, FRIDAY, Atm. 1.

A special weildose was held this day at the Guild-
hall, before the Recorder, for the peers of adjudicatiog
a ease which hag created eonsiderable aUo about in this part
of the country. A young man named Auguste Heated (late
manager of the Lord Warden Hotel at Dover, and of the
Pavilion Hotel here) we. indicted for stealing bank notes
40111•Masys to the assent of 1,6001. It formed put of
wheel% had been ptarad in the custody of Mr.
lesaeh, the proprietor of the Pavilion; and, on account of
Imo doubt being entertained aa to the easel owner of the
mower, the isteemeat was:so framed as to meet the exi-
! swims of the rase. It shamed the prisoner with steeling
the moseys which bad been entrusted to Use care of his
master." The prisoner. who Is said to be most respectably
connected, and 'piker no less than nine languages, pleaded
' net guilty.
Mr. Robinson appeared to rromonte, sad Mr.Serjeant
Parry defended..
Ihe principal facto In the eras were %bete: Os Sunday,
the 22nd of June last, a Preach radiman, eased De la
Mouet who described bigwig ae a merchant at Pere, arrived
et
tits hotel, by the Boulogne sumer. He wished to have
a bedroom and sitting room, whisk were rr veered for him
on the Bert floor. Bioa afterwards, he desired to see Mr.
Breach, the propriety, in order to pleas some money in his
charge. Mr Breach received from his a portfolio, and a
leather bag containing motes and gold. There were about
400 000 or 600.000 franca in the hog, and 38 or 39 Freed)
notes o f 1,000 fresco each, and 661. is Brattish cotes. Oa
the following day, Mr. Breech called eh. pruner, who bad
had the musegenrant of the hotel for about three week', and
till him he was game to Deblio, end would beetroot about
a week sad ho (the prisoner) would have to take charge
of Mr. De la Motto's peorerty. Mr Browse, before reeving,
'elialmlied the copb wet where the notes end gold were, and,
taking them oat is the prisoner's presume, licked
them up in a drawer, end gene his the key. He was de-
sired to rationale% Iros the ges.tl nun wise thee he intended
ke take it away on that day, and, it aot, to take it and de -
pier% it la the bank, Mr. Breach hayloft en obleatioa to its
being left at the howl. Mr Bre rah left foe Dahlia tba
day, and on the feltowieg day Mr. De la Motto elect lilt to
tensest some busies,. at D-v. r, saying he would return on
the Saturday Late that eight tke primmer informed the
housekeeper of the hotel that he had received a telegraphic
meet gee from L indon requiring his immediate presume
there, sad he would be if by the mail train. He showed
her the menage. Is was to tab effect : From Hentilton,
London, to Mr Heraier, Pavilion Hotel, Folkestone. Come
ep laurediately, I must se you Urgent." She tried
to persuade him to stop till the seat day, on account of
there being no one to take the management of the hotel.
Ho said he suet go, and 1-ft arertediagly about belf-put 1
o'clock foe the 'energy station. Roth nag farther was Petri
of his till about 3 o'clock the neat afternoon, when Mies
Pollock (the hoes, keeper) reetived a telegraphic message
from the prism et, which led ber to believe he was in Lon-
don. It raid I cannot come down to-night, but I will be
at Folkston, by the first train to-morrow morning." Jest
previous S. toil sealer being delivers I, U. De le Mott*
unexpectedly returned to the lour. Mr.De la Moue, finding
he bad gone to London, 'sprees( d mach apprehension for the
serairity of his matey; and none of the waiters Dein, able
to dumover the keys 1 the cupboard e here the money was
deposited, P. demanded that -.he plate should be toroth y
opened, which wan dons. Tire bag sad portfolio ware
there, but on bait g ezamined the bag was discovered
to have been cut op. se. and the whelp of the note. were gone.
The gold, basemen (485 si vi 1-.4100, end cher 'algebra
papyri, remained. Brapicion at okceTril on the primmer,
who was soreheaded the same eight at Dover, on his way
to the Belgian a eraser for the Conlin. ot. He was Sat
obis:Tod by a Custom house agent, •ho took him to en
busted in the vicinity, and Mr. Corse, the superintendent,
being rant for, he took Kira lota eattody. The Custom hones
officer at first Deleted Mr. Colas taking the prisioner,
saying that no charge would be preferred against Heider,
who was going back to Folkestoce to make an amicable
settlement. Mr. Cores would not permit of any such pro-
cradier, sad eitiveryed him to the rhea station. The whole
of the sit lOU notes wore baud on him. Bradenoe was ad-
duced which eh teed that the telegraphic message wee sent
by a trowel io London, the primmer televise written to her
on the Wedses ay night to telegraph to him the message he
*nil, red. At the staton booms the prisoner admitted att.
'Gooding with the musty. He raid, .• I don't know how it
wee, hut I e turd not molt the temptation."

. _
Mr. Bangui Pa Ty made • fumble appeal on behalf of
the prieo•er.
The Recorder the• summed up, end the jury, •'ter a
el•ort deliberation, foetid the pr&oner Gail 7, wilt &recom-
mendation to mercy, which Mr. Breath pitied in. The
prisoner well answered to three years' penal eervinpla.
It was noted that as at sc►mrot eaa lodged on 16001. by
t'te sheriffs, and that t ro eedirgs have been instituted by
patties io Parte, whu claim it as beloegiog to them.

TEMPERANCE PERMANENT LAND AND BUILDING'
Socterrr.—Oo Wednesday last, • temperance demoostrae
Goa promoted by Ibis tomety eras held upon the society's
estate at Stratford, and wee a•teoded be . Lugs number of
perw•. The chair was taken by George Craiksbank,
Ertl., end among the speakers sere, the R• v. H. Allen,
M.A., of St. J W n iteehepel, and W. Sheen, It q., M.A.
The Lords of the Admiralty tree shoat to visit
Pordead Breakwater.