The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-16 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Tn CHARGE or STEALING • CUE4OI.—COMMITTAL
OE T Paworms.— Water Traits, Loa lessee of the Olym-
pic end Marylebene theatres, was again brought before Mr.
Alderman Gibbs, upon the charge of stealing a cheque, the
' pr.rperty of the Globe Insurance Company. The prisoner,
on being pieced at the bar appeared perfectly collected, but
had evidently suffered In health from confinement.
Mr. Clarkson said he eh- uld only then lay before the court
the act of parliament to show that the Globe Insurance
Company had the power to prosecute offenders against their
PTPAM.. from the Globs-office, produced the company's
act, being 47 Geo. 111., cap 30, which authorises the com-
pany to prosecute through their treasurer.
Mr. Clarkson then said, that u be considered the WIN
complete against the prisoner, instead of having him corn
'flitted to Nueva' he would suggest a remand pro forma.
Mr. Bodkin acceded to the suggestion. It was a plan
now frequently adopted to have remands jeep form!, be-
cause prisoners were rather more comfortable in the place
(Cr Itspur-street) from whence the prisoner had come than In
Newstate.
Mr. Alderman Gibbs then, with the usual form and cau•
Mon, eked the prison. r whether he had anything to say, at
the same time telling him that he was charged with stealing
• cut que value 1,4001, and also a pine of paper value Id.,
the property of George Can Glyno, hie master.
The prisoner raid,—l wish to reserve my defence ;by the
adults of my solicitor. I am content to leave the cue in the
he. de of my counsel... . .

The drpc:sitions in the above, and also in regard to the so
coved cheque for 1,4001. having been read, the witne.ses were
bound over to prosecute, and the prisoner was fully eon
milted for trial upon the two charges.

BOW STREET.

BRUTAL ASSAULT.—W. Bauyess and Elisabeth MOOT*
were charged with 'resulting two females.
Ellen Clarke, who apppeared to be suffering from some
injuriesr7.7:"7„nd n she
had received,
m:u4iddatsiNle was
o. Lmu
th-
anipton-street, Euston•s loan. Last evening, she was
walking along Rumen square, in company with a female
Maud, towards her home, when she saw the two prisonen
standiog together close to the railings of the encloses. AS
she passed them witness happened to turn her head,
and the male prisoner instantly said, with an
each," How dare you insult my wife?" and
struck her a violent blow upon her right eye. The female
prisoner then struck her upon the face, and immediately
afterwards she ki iced her a tremendous blow upon the lower
pan of her stomach. She fell to the ground, and was ren-
dered insensible. She was afterwards placed in a cab, and
removed to the station-house. Witness added that she
'poke to the Finnan as she passed them, and they were
quite strangers to her.
Mary Ann Pearce, a married woman, corroborated the
evidence of Mrs. Clarke, and said when her friend was
knocked down, she told the prisoners that on meeting with
a constable she would give them into custody. She had no
sooner said the words, than the male prisoner struck her
upon the face in a most savers manner. The female pri-
soner also struck her.

Mr. Judi.. tioal-ibe prisoner, each the rum of 31, and,
in &fault of payment, he ordered them to be aommitted for
ore calendar month.

I ockeThe prwonen were unable to pay the fine, and were
d up.