The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-11 00:00:00

bay vial awl afterward', sad were twA elm lift.
1/15/11.111 Ma Dr. Browne Maned Thor a
seal, "Ake* to Oxfordwkwit." 10.
1,1111011 rid west to Mrs. Dallirtwe'M WI
ww taw Saturday, because Mr. and Mrs. Nam Lift
admitted when they call the day previously. OW IA so
Wares, but "Lid, ilf any letters came they were MD ii• left
at Mrs. Dellistou's.

Crass-examined—On numlay the ladies dined et home ;
bat on Friday the dinner was not eaten owing to the "con-
sternation " of Mrs. Burroughs because Mr. and Mn Bil-
ling had called. I believe they are her cousins.
Re-examined—Miss Smith saw Mr. nod mss. Mag. It
was Mrs. Burroughs who mid they should not bassi ban
admitted.

Mrs. Harriet Bien, who keeps • lodging-house at Smith-
sog, preyed that Hrs. Burroughs, who was lodging
at 14, Marise-parade, had called and stated ahe wanted
• bedrooms and sitting-room for an invalid gosllessa,
Dr. Itemise, and about three days after be aims,
a
sleeping at her house and taking his meal oat. H. lira
slept in her house only at Wow& daring the fotortg=.
She had never seen Dr. Browse and /km Burroughs
Crum-essmined—As old and • little boy were stay-
leg with His, Burroughs at liar
Mr. Benjamin Brow; of Adanwtreet West, Bryan.
stone-equare, proved that in Kane Dr. Browns
had called upon him, and segsged apartmenta at
Downshire-bill, Hampered, stating they were for a
ink, her niece, bar little boy, and • sweat. They
were there foe a fortnight, and were visited by Dr.
Browne several tams, Wain hi. tee with them. Witness
thought that on one amnion Dr. Browns teak Mrs. Bur-
roughs end her little boy out in • dog-cart, and on another
omission Mrs. Burroughs, Dr. Browse, and a servant went
to London in • cab. When they left his boom they were
accompanied by Dr. Browne, and left the sillier for letter
on an envelope. The address was "Mn. Burroughs,
care
ea of Goings Webb, Eaq., solicitor, 35, King-street,
Chpide."
William Neville, • livery-stable keeper at Hampstead,
pared that Dr. Browne hail on about au ocusaiona put up
his dogcart at his stables—once for the night when Mrs.
Burroughs and • little boy was out with Dr. Browne in the
dog-cart. and they were caught in a snow storm.
Mr. Ellis Kelly, station-muter at Southend, rpm evi-
dence that on the 20th of February • merge was sent
from Browne to Burroughs, one from Smith to Browne en
the 15th, and Browne to Smith on the 16th.

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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

The June session of the Central Criminal Court was
this morning before the Right Hon. the Lord
yar, the R
W. Carden mbil,.,-..itTirrtntrjelardt'ShAlermePl:lllpe,Sir,
Amerman and Sheriff Gabriel, the under-sheriffs, kc.
The calendar for the present session contains the names
of 76 prisooers-62 males and 14 females.
The Recorder, in his chaff to the grand jury, caws.
%Wed them on the small number of cases that would,
come before them, and he also said that none of them were
Rely to prerent any difficulties when they were under
coesaleration. Thee was one charge of wand murder
against a young WOlllllll named Sarah Gough, but as the
evidence appeansl upon the depositaries be was of
_opaline
that it was hardly sufficient to justify them in Ending •
tree tall unless the deficiencies that existed were
supported by advertent evidence. There was no proof of
the cause of death, and there did not appear to be Say other
evidence that the child was bon alive, except her own
admission to that effect, and although it ar that she
had placed the child in • box and sent it the railway_,
there was no evidence that it was alive when so disposed
of it, and in the absence of each evidence be thought they
would hardly be justified in returning a true bill. lime were
' tweedier cases involving the destruction of human life that
would cane before them in the shape of charges of men.
slaughter, in which the deaths were during lights, whieh
appeared tobave been fairlyconducted, and the onlyqesestion
for the grand jury was whether the deaths were occasioned
by any act of violence committed by the parties amused.

Tee GREAT JEWEL RODBENT.

Snail Laic rt;;;;, Zl, thiscrated ;41 a married woman, and
James )earns, 28, were charged with stealing four diamond
►eaeeleta, value 6001., the property of Mogan. Hunt and
Roskall.

Mr. Giffanl and Mr. Lewis prosecuted ; SerWant Henan-
tine defended the prisoner Pearce, and Mr. Sleigh wee
counsel for the other prisoner.
The pprroos.eeccuter in this case are the well known jewellers
in street, and the robbery in qualities appeared to
have been committed under the followeisestat,
stances. In the month of November 7M the
female prisoner, who was elegantly ebbed, want
to the proeecutor's shop, and asked to look at MOM
trinkets and other valuable articles, and asked that
eons abould be put on one side, and she stated that she
would same on the following day and dead* which she
bad tab. She never came again to the ohs% sad a day
sr two afterwards several valuable braoe.lets sad other
articles were missed. An emerald that had bend a par
lice of one of the bracelets was sulmicipseatly presented as
IMeeess. Hunt's establishment for sale, and it ap-
peared that this emerald had been given to a
puma yanked HAnnatord to dispose of upon commission,
sad the jeWel au; roe,gnised and detained. The place
whore the prisoners lived as man and wife was sub-
gisearched by Whither the detective officer,
gs quantity of valuable jewellery was found and the
prim= Eerie soma resistance before they could be taken
onstody.
The jury hod the male prisoner guilty of receiving the
preperty. bowing it to have been stolen, and acquitted the
tremea.
fisatence was dehersd.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGSBTREIT.

Jones Jerboa, t private of the Ist battalion of the
Grenadier Guards, was charged before Yr. Bandon with
canunitting au aggravated assault on a men aszerd Jolla
Sullivan.

The complainant, whose bead was bandaged, said the
previous aught, about three quarters past 11, he sew the
moldier creasing the Regent-cimus, and seeing there was
a cab coming, be said to the soldier, " There's a cab
coming, you'll be run over when he tamed round and
struck him a most violent blow on the head, tea* him to
the ground, cutting his head open, and breaking his stick
in pieces.
Sergeant Glare said the prisoner was given in charge
by a gentleman who promised to attend, but was not pre-
sent. The gentleman said the blow was a deliberate and
brutal one. The prisoner, be wished u, state, was quite
sober although lie appearol now sa if he had been drinking,
but that ante, from a At be bad in the

The w-rgeaut of the prime'r's battalion said he was a
"regular" soldier.
Mr. Hendon said be did sot exactly understand what that
meant. Was his conduct good?
The sergeant said it, was, as a soldier.
Tho prisoner mid he was made game of by some persons.
Mr. Rem said nothing would justify such a blow, and
if the gentleman had been present he would have imposed
the full One. He should floe him 405., or a month.
The prisoner bero exclaimed to the complainant, " 11l
give you another one !"
Mr. Bandon—This is • regular soldier, is it? I shall, for
daring to threaten thememplainant in me presence, order
you to and had at the sea of the mouth for three months,

Fuenerte AND EM1113311/KINT IT rue Smite-
Tsar or • Lots SOCTETY.—WiIIiam ih•bl4ok• Chalkier,
late secretary to the Liverpool Tradeunmee Lena Company,
has been missing since the 25th of last month, and a police
notice has been issued offering a reward of 2001. for
lose apprebeneion. Our readers will doubtless recollect that
Chalkley • few weeks ago underwent • long examination in
the Chancery Court of Lancaster touching the transactions
of himself individually and as en officer of the loan society
with Mrs.Gallagher,eueofthemostnoGniousbrothelkeepers
in Liverpool. What render* the proceedings more disgrace-
ful is the fact that Chalkley was • preacher in the reformed
body of the Wesleyan Society, and was well known as such
an over Innembire, and particularly at the railway stations.
The charges preferrer; against Chalkley are einhezzlement
and forgery. The enact amount of his deficiencies has not
yet been ascertained, but rumour places them at not lees
then MOW. —Lierepool 'fernery.
raciri IMAM (3 AUL —At last Inverness Circuit
Court • notorious character, 0•1111.1 Daniel Clark, belonging
to Haim was sentenced to ten years penal servitude for
disepetealiag. His best friends rejoiced to see him placed
ands sack control, for it is as unpieinide for " Danny" to
keep oat tf mischief as it is fur a fish to live out of its
peculiar element. But he has given his keeper the slip,
and is again at large. On his being locked up in Nairn gaol
es Thursday night, about a ght o'clock, lie commenced
operations, by turning up • . tone in his cell; thee, by
an incredible amount of manual bour, he dug down about
eight feet to the foundation of the limbo, under which be
mad* • tunnel ; then holing upwards for the same distance
on the outside of the founiLition, he at length effected •
breach. The bole resembles,. nibbit's burrow, nearly two cart
loads of sand and debris being deposited on the floor of hie
cell. His tools consisted of • small pewter saucer, the leg
of his cell table, and his trousers, which were cooverted
into a bag to convey the loosened material out of the way.
The meet surprising affair of the whole is the manner of
exit. It would puzzle the bead of ninny a wiser ma, to
pima through • hole resembling the letter I', in some parts
net • foot square. By the ala of the outside bars of the
prime windows, he got upon the roof of the prison, which
sonoiste bee of one story, along which he passed, and at
lest landed in safety in the garden of the manse, which lies
sestiguous to the prison. By. this time it was nearb 3
o'clock, a.m. and " Danny" might have had • longer start
kat for a deg; in the manse which sounded an alarm, and
to =o was immediatdy conveyed to the governor of
The offleiqs were soon on the alert, but no
asdheatic tidings of the fugitive have been hoard.
Mat Adrerfostr.
The incumbency of St. Peter's chnrch, Vere-
gran, Oxford-street, has become vacant by the death of
the Hew. Edward Stolen, M.A. It is worth 4001. • year,
and la in the gift of the mown.